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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-19

A BRIGHT RusT1c-A few days since, a
countryman came to town at Lowell, Mass,
and going to the post-office with bank bill.
called for dollars worth of postage stamps !;
the clerks wanted specie, and he straightway
returned with four Spanish quarters and
these being also denied admittance, except
at discount, he came third time with a
hundred coppers, and very copperish look
of exultation. Being Informed by the off,
cial behind the window that coppers were
not legal tender to larger amount than
three cents at time, the man from the rural
districts coolly purchased single stamp, and
repeated the operation until his prosecutor
coved and took the remaining cents in a
lump, much to the internal satisfaction of
the individual outside.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-19

TgvnE rROPRIETORS of the ENQUIRER res
4 pectfully inform their friends and the public
at large. that they are well prepared to execute
orders in the JOB PRINTING LINE, such as
PAMPHLETS, POSTERS,
HAND BILLS, BLANK NOTES.
BUSINESS CARDS, LABELS,
LAW BLANKS, CIRCULARS,
MAGISTRATES Do. CATALOGUES,
&C., &C., &c.
Een, All work entrusted to this establishment
will be neatly and expeditously executed, and at
reasonable rates. Call at the ENQUIRER Office,
ONE DOOR SOUTH OF THE P. OFFICE
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-19

SUIcIDE.--The following is an anecdote
of DR.. johnson:
Boswell once asked johnson if there was
no possible circumstance under which suicide
would be justi6able.
no. was the reply.
WELL says Boswell, suppose man had
been guilty of some fraud that he was cer-
tain would be found out.
"Why, then,' says johnson, sin that case
let him 60 to some country where he is not
known, and not to the devil where he is
known
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-19

SMALL FARMs.-We desire to impress on
the common sense reasoning Of every man,
the paramount Importance of having no more
land in cultivation than can be well cnltiva-
ted. by no means attempt to manage more
than you can manage well. Be farmer,
not mere earth scraper, lazily scratching
up sufficient earth to destroy the face of the
soil, and throw seed away, or you will always
have to scratch hard for living. But make
your farm source of pride, and it will sure
ly become source of profit. Make the OBJ
ject to be not to have many, but rich acres.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-19

PEACH WoRMs.-Boiing water, says the
Hortjr"ltrisi, is most excellent application
in the spring Of tie year. for diseased peach
trees, and is certain remedy for the peach
worm. A correspondent very cfFectually ex-
cluded the peach worm by digging trench
around the foot of the trunk, forming a cav
ity foot in width and four inches deep, and
then pouring into this basin very thick
whitewash made of fresh lime, and suffered
to stand one day before applying.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-19

,ss Affected simplicity is refined imposture,
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-19
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.

$3.50 Prizes amounting to...............S204, ,OO
Whole Tickets S10-Halpes S5-Quartcrs $3.50
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1857-03-19

"A rather magnifcently proportioned il
lustration of the credit system can be founc
in the condition of the Richmond Enquire,
when, after fifty years of its publication, it.
proprietor removed to Washington, his books
showed over $780, 900 due from living "pat
rons." The amount of total loss was not Civ
en-, but was estimated at 100000 or more.
By counting the knuckles on the hand
with the spaces between them, all the months
with thirty-one days will fall on the knuck
les, and those with thirty days or less, vii
come in the spaces. January, first knuck
le; February, second space; March, second
knuckle; April, second space; May, thirG
knuckle; June: third space; July, fourth
knuckle; August, first knuckle; September
first space October, second knuckle; No
vember, second space; December, thirc
knuckle.
The oldest printed book known, is the
Mazarin Bible--so called after the celebra
ted Cardinal in whose library a copy was
found. 1t bears date in 1856. 1t is saic
that copy of this book is in the possession
of gentleman in New York city who pur
chased it in London, at public sale of pri
vate library, for the moderate sum of TWEEN
ty-fve hundred dollars. He carried off the
prize from many noble and wealthy competi
tors. The first book printed in England,
was at London, by Caxton, and it was O
work on "Chess."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
THE DAILY IOWA STATE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, IOWA,

impressioes Of bic Mad. He thss, while
in the Treasury, bad the rsputstion Of
being obtuss but whso be resumed bic
place 10 The Senate, and hsd the oppor-
sssisy 81 sxplsis,sg bic sspssts, aad via
dicsting the 6nsneial policy iosuGars-
ted BY General Jsctsos, bis reputation
rose to i's proper level. UshsPpiiy. 10
the TALL vieor Of we'll preserved life,
De died, with bic hand upon the Psess.
dency. His mansion ct Washington vss
noted for i,s lipersl and elegant hospi.
,a!,tv- always crowded BY tho young
aud eifset-sod storosd BY house
hold Of incoupsrabls grace end beau
~.
OF tbs other members Of this Cabinet.
Mr.. Dickersou uss sensible Esd ami
able man, bot too ip6rm for his place,
Mr.. Barry WAS mso Of talent An ora.
t,r cultured in the great controversy OF
the old and new Court pesues OF Ken
lucky. Ills voices. his manner and his
defamation were Of the school o. Pa :
ri; Henry, but be wss utterly unfit for
The Poet Office Department. Nr. Duane
va, fantastic aud feeble, though be fso.
cied himself profound. Mr. ingbsm
WAS st9iii aud trescherous Mr.. Branch
nooest, but iwprscsicsble and N jor
E.ton- lately dead could so' be clss-
sci above mediocrisy.
Benjamin y. Butler, Attorney Gener-
al and Secretary Of War; political saint
studied fusncs, ! believe, under jacob
Barker, At sandy Hill, and psslmody
and the praysr-book with Henry Weird
Beecher. lie never took . questionable
step in politics or pesculAtiou, without
drss finding precedcns or text 20
Justify it, precisely - Bsscher prssends
to find, In the New Testament, . warrant
for Shapes rifes, insurrection and mas
sarre.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

edncss has found friend in our own
precious Governor. James ". Grimes
knowingly and wilfully violated the
Constitution of Iowa, by signing his
name 10 bonds increasing the State ~
dcltedness beyond the limit allowed
Is tn. Constitution. Ii was n wiltni
act, because his message shows that he
was acquainted with the constitutional
restriction, and lie only assigns the
prctext that he wanted I. get the mon
~ cut Of tie hands of Doct. Eads.-
ltwas deliberate violation Of the Com
.ti,ution, and ono worthy of tn" man
who ,lisgraces the state OF which he Is
the Chief Mag Governor crimes
AMI tie Governor 81 a!iicrnis Will do
10 paddle their canoes together,
having learned political honest, in the
same school oi virtue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
4 W0aT0Y PAIa,

The latest nsws from California
shows that the Governor Of California
he's permitted the State Indebtedness
70 b increased to three millions OF do.
lara when the Constitution of tina,
etsts authorised an Indebtedness no,
70 exceed 100000. The ease wa. re.
ssstly brought before the Supreme
Court q California in which the valid
~ q thsss bonds were brought in
eussteu, and the decision repudia,ea
= Invalid, Ill bonds Issued after the
1sse $4,000. The business portion
& 10 large eitisA It is ssid, are favor.
shls = ~ ~ 70 make the State
As:dsa - ~ payment Of these rspu.
dlA1eA bssdA The dssiaisa isll liks 1
~ eetAsadss upsa ~ kAatsra bond
hsltesA end Aas sssiossly damaged
- UaoNnAlss n Ne esaAs Y Csiiios.
lhwlUa As,,sas v wv l.a,ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

EEReccntly iaiy stopped a, the
Maids. House, Covinyton. with her
husband and 81 Children. She was
about sixty years ot age, but looked
Young and hearty. She is the mother
Of all, and all are living. Ii this can
be beaten, We are exceedingly de.irons
OF receiving the information.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

@A Miss Stecd, lady Of brie'
stature, having lately married man
by the name Of Curry, after . weeks
acquaintance, BRowN remarked that
it was an exemplifcation Of tho old
proverb-"A short horse 10 soon curri.
ed: 1t is said that Bnowx will prob.
ably recover.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

~lchsbod Griggs, sober indus
triOns man, in easy circumstances
hung himself near Danville, Va. No
cause is known for the rash act, except
that he was TO have been married tho
next day. The marriage licencc was
found in his pocket.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

En- " it'll trade between the t..
;. iile West Indies and South Ameri
"a, amounting 10 about 100000, 900
annually, We have not n single ..caslet
employed in that direction. An effort
Is ''"" making 10 suppl, the dcfic;cr-
CIV.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

the Erie road, which left Dunkirk ON
Friday evening 1t ., ran of the track |
1t Hawkins Station on Saturday even
ing. The cars were thrown into the
Delaware, one going through the ice:
one passenger was Killed, one fireman
fatally injured, shd about so mole Of
less hurt. The man killed was .
sailor on his way TO Boston, where he
belongs-nsme unknown. Among
the injured 10 Mr.. l.. +. Mount, Vi
Jacksonville, Ill. The passengers
arrived here Yesterday.
Washington, Jan. ~.
The President elect has accepted an
invitation to lie present 1t the national
Inauguration bali, saying he has no
houbt but that he vii! do credit even
TO Washington.
Boston, Jan. ID.
We hsd last uighs the most tsmpessous
storm known here for ysars. Tbs streose
are hloctsded With snow. Rsiirosd
travelling will undoubssdly b suspend.
Cd for soms days.
The skeroomessr ~ Woodstock, Yer
mont, stood 80 deg below sero; a. White
River Junction q deg. below. The snow
10 very heavy 10 that vicinity.
Washington, Jan. IS.
The suow 10 sbous eighteen ioches OF
two feet deep on the level, and four feet
in the dfifts. There are no trains from
the North, or likely TO be in some time.
The Agent thinks hs will stsrs . train
for Baltimore q 3 P. n. There will
probably bs no train from the South.
New York, Jan. ~.
A furious drifting snow Storm hSs
prevailed here since yesterday afternoon,
but appsars to be mo ierasinx now. Toe
weather il intensely ooli, abj she streets
almost iinpnssatle.
Baltimore, Jan. -.
Snow !e;f very heavily last night, 40
compsnied with o violent gale. The
drifts in some plsces are elk and ten feet
deep on = level. The snow 10 about two
feet deep. The streess are impossible
for vehicles. The thermometer indies-
tes fourteen deg. shove. The train which
left Washington hes just arrived.
Albany. Jan. ~.
The weather here 10 terribly ssnrmy
and cold. Over . foot Of snow fell dur
ing the night. and it 10 stili falling. The
t ermometer yesterday stood ~ nineteen
deg. below scro. The rai,1s .ds arc oil
blocked up. No train b left here to-
day over the Hudson River Railroad,
aud none will leave until the arrival OF
ono from New York.
1870 p. M.-Ths storm continues with
uns bstsd violence. The Cleveland tx
press train over The Central Railroad 10
juss in-eighs hours late. The snow
dritts betw cen here and Schenectady ere
Eve and six feet deep.
The friends Of he President eject viii
erect emporary building for the iEaugu-
ration bill, ard The tickets Will be ten dol
lars each.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

TMr. Campbell, ofOhio. thinks /.
newspaper is nothing but manufactur-
ed rags, lamp-black and oil. And wha,
is Mr.. Campbell! Very poor clay,
easily moulded into any form necessa-
~ for party purposes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

Lt'-A young lady in Albany hav-
ing been in>nItcd u few nights since by
man who proposed 10 NEE; her on
Monday night, at the Reservoir in Eagle
street, her brother dressed himself in
her attire, met the rascal a,id cuwhid-
Ell tn. him IN pct,coats.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

LF The funeral Of Father Mathew.
in COX, was attended BY fifty thou
sand people, and the Bishop and 20
priests ofliciatcd in church.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
IT, IOWA. JANUARY %, 1857.


D0 Oso&o0Vs
AACKLOTr 4 CORRlN... Cor Sec.nd and Brady,
NICHOLAS CAMPBELL 4 CO. MAIN.
CNpk SARGENT. KAN and second.
1sGkkGOk, LAM ~ 4 Hl.AkkA0RE.. MAIN.
CHrBD. BRO BARROW CO.. Cor Main "a sts
rAiLMAN. POWERS 4 McLEAN.... shove d.
LasA Agents..
ALLEN CLARK........P q. building. Bradys,t
NtCkoLiS, lSBELL 4 Co. Main Is
lssssascs Asenciss.
u j MITCHELL ........ door Above Post OfBcv
u. HOfFAAN............ Main stree,
CHAMPION SON Cor. Cd. 4 Brady STE.
SUTTON CO.. Cor Ind and Rcrt island ste
G FISH. ...........2d st. opposite I3Claire Hous~
.EO Bw.AvER n sin:st, aesr Osna 4 Sargent
WADSwORfH ID st; opposite Iefis,r- House
!onN nNAYF. Nc. lQ1Hk6G Rav.
.Sss.s = !: ..n Corner 2d10r~fy.
INsLEE.. No 10. I-,isire
SAM NJ. PERRY ..Ops Post ONE
/. InwEhSTktN...... No. LeCiaive Row.
~ DHAkE cO....... Main, 2toors bri % -
tASiitl. GO. Cor 81 L Brsdysi.
my Goods aaa 0socsYiss.
u u Observation-Disclosures. .2nd, near Brady II
Watches + Jewelsy.
a H,usti......... "a leClanr ROW
-, - "iloS ,;..............N" 8 L-cis,r- Kr~.
u. > NhiS.a Brady. above "a
u. ELLIS CS............No. 7 I<Claire Row
ELI ADAAs............. Near rost Once
Hats I Caps.
4. =. ASTON 4 CO.. ..ciks,. opp. LeCIsr. lIou.e
$6hhEN.. IL Claire Row
VEhDER CRAAPTON.. .Sss,na street.
Auction Mad C0sasnSssien.
H. " AOgRS. Sccond st. ak.ve Perry
" - nNth. ..........cor 'FRONT.' h b rady
LILNpSES............ I'd ~, east OF Rr sdy
/ Wholesale 0Psreps.
FVANE CHEW co. Cor ID 4 P.rrv
bUkR SWIFT. Brady 81 bet Front and Second
/ DAi1Ell 4 CO......... Cor. ID 4 Ferry
~. "'LEl .............. End near Brady
RYAN ArcARN. .Isurrow's Boct
Dvugglsts.
G. I. WEEP. No. 10 i<(Haire Raw
0ent's Fs1nisAiag 0eeAs.
- AISIoN GO.... % II. ZIP LeClsit~ uous-
JOHN X sFP.. Tseisire Row
VERDEH CHAMPION. .S@sOnd al cast ~ Brady
Dssas Z She's.
A"pRk = BkbWN.... Brady BIT. ~ 4 81
Tobacco Z Cigars.
y. kUuNEN ...................2i Il sear Brady
"m. FRANkEL. ................ Brady near Frout
Mesir Z Musical 0nseYUMents.
i JOSEPH 4. GRANDALI.......No. 8 IeClair- Row
Stoves 4 Tiaware.
RYAN EAMY,.... ..Cor. Front / Main Sta
SMART 2 CiI.LETT............Rr BRADY bel. 3 h I'd
The iswa Agricultural Depot.
sOUkSF. SElLE COR Front 4 n lslant
Leather ahd Saddlepy Hardware.
hAI'HT q SEARS. End ct b~t Brady q Perry
Fsrntsass Massresses and Upholstery.
! NcNEiI. \ BROTHER
whc,ess- and Retail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

Fanny Fern 10 arguing ssalns' u.Ar 100
NAL advertisements, sni justly .ays:
"A woman must first have ignored he
sw~s'es' aitribnies Of COMMUNICATIVE
.t-prrd he bsrirr Of .e,t respect. " no
wo.ld PAil.y Wi; = s;rarSer an sucn q
10 ne.
No--Leyer le: woman b. The
woorr, sa.e ~ the flowers 400, with their
ee'h.ss->.ve A. the stars WOO. with heir
fish.ness-s4,- az the summer w,ri woo>.
silently unfolding Ne .o.~'. heart
''ve H. ai,ny. yet. DE- insifiu"ty. Sac
ta- been there"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
LAND EOK SALE.

k'o'h :" y r" tr. mile north Of FULTON station
= ~ Vi" u AMI Euiroai, "a reasonable i,ru.
Al'o ~" aeres, s''c nltr Moth ~ ws,c,,,: ch.s,
"e-hai' '"Fh, tA'au'' n "ne and two y-a,s
Az" S'' ~t'N in Washington ,eHnty 10 ..t..
mn 'h'ht'' Hbd running water IN u part This land
!" ohN !" htl's "a, ~ i"ws city, and IL ~, m Wa,h.
iuIt"p IN nne road II, m Columbus Il, Rirbmond :
Will b - ~ eh'n'. ard part On time
ALL, fiir ~ str- tots h.ar lows t,ty trautlr,i
farn.it land, and ~ wat,rri
si-.- i"lr IN w bsvcnirurt tanr.ns Ia si,e
rom 80 feet by .t1 te2 sefe.. sold fr h down and
balance Va on, aud ivg trsrA
Stso, several ussi buildings IN leased sr,,una
"'"''' d ''d On r. 'on"ele ir'ms trply,o
IL A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
To. E.fDS,
Lana Agent, and Notary Public.

4 W.. u bradN str".t, aver iaiiman y. vers a
~ Acleans tank, ~ilI ATTEND TO the purchase and
sai' y LAhus houhss aud ! T. of.vty kind IN city
or ceuptr, = ,oecling Of bts - AFFAIRS p,xtns
taxes 'or noh-n sd Mt and I'll thug ~ col f,eted
Win The Land Agency tusine- Those wishlrs an
'ns s,'enh oasn ~ md promptly IN the shove
in" " ~ pl, nse call -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

HA proposition to build brid &c
from New York to Brooklyn. il disu-
'sed in the New York papers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

Type IL partly worn, tntiu 70 4 working con
s'tion ana works rlsin and clear u ei1 he s7'i-
" 10 applied for soon sArir
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
+. {. EADS' COLUMN.
---~-~-~~~~~>>>> ~
4 Card.

1hs ~ derslrhtd y Y i~sve IN cAsrs. VI Lls heal
hcs- dn,h1 his absence G.i. W y. B,pwp All
no snvw 'heiaseiv.s "a he Ind btcd 10 \ az r. e
L'is, ty note ~ ,th-rwl.t, vii make payu,ent 10
Tallnan, Powers \ Nolan
jsnlu To zane
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
LEADED NOTICES
NOTICE.

svOTzCE.
T.s 'ssulal:Quarteny heetiss Of the sov.t Co
os''esi Sseisty, will ~ held q the n.sse Of IN.
ro1ae Zen. IIse'ss, Associates. Tsssda january
TIE Board OF Censess. Oil ho,i . ,,sstIAs Al
shs %" OF Drs. 1osasaia Adler. st II s'c,oes Of
ne sens esy, when tsstiooniai win b, r,e-,, ~
6sn thess eesirsss u tanias ~ soeissy.
Sssssos 81. TONS ~. Sc,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

4 Washing" ION letter states that Mr.. Cad
"aliier, member Of Coneres. ercm Phila-
te'rhis, WHO recently made a speech against
\ OAnoihIngism. was shot al in 'l- even
IT,. While walking o., 18th street. snd The
t.ll j's.sei close 10 his head.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

NJ rUocAN LODoR. N0I 81.
- sa1s Aao AcCEsFxp nA>axa
- ese'y ss'Aes xvsniaa q ~ oau. ass,,..
s~e.ss"assss ss'Aas. - ~ sslsss sAu ll.ss.
=. y. hssesna, VIZ.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

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: = -: = ~ s.; II: ::r -:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
Codey's Ladies' Beck for February
DA1aaAlAa finn

IDtso01ss liOsa.
r0NuR pxrtne chip heretofore exs ms a.isr III
i spis Of .Mactot, Coibin VIII e. 81 Fort rs
Y. ines i,ws, /, this dA, dis -'lv q ~ IA;
Fcri pc ,Noins- nec. -. 1898
ANCKloT CoRBIN,
LOWELL WHITE
kr L"vALL wHtISwiil ccntiGus the business At
the "a s;8nd in 70 / Ds4oin-s. t,nc?stf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
Hen Abpsrtisfments.

eJACuIAr0Nas l11S18ARA
ini Ns~s D-put, opposite IN. i.tLIsir- Iiour- New
iork, chicago, aud ciec,nn.ti DAil,as received
ry!Ay. s H. sTARR AGENT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

EDUCATION.
lis Education 70 the ,ommeG mind
Jut the twig Is bent Nh tr,e'- iWiin.d."
HAVING received an Az my for
II HOLBROOk'S SCHOOL APPARATla
the attention ~ Teachers md Trust II :. lc!t.it.
the sI~cin,. ns just ncciwd includ ng the
CONxON SCHOOL yet price S2o,co
Packed IN u b I comprising an Ortery 1euiian.
u oinetriea Solids, 1rrre tia ,.Ls. % inchi NJ
neral Frame ntmisph.r r. Cob. Cub Root Bia4k,
teStrsD Text bpok AM Masuti.
Zach Of the aboy- fol ATE I,atsf.. A."
Bras- Mount d Orreiys Si25Dst - %
d. d, Celestial Sple;.~ 500
Polishing Rods. joint'd with screws. .iR IS
Double ElAies, No. ], 20 Its, NJ Ito.
Hoibrock's Noiseless Drawing States, kolA.;
do Drawing Books ~
do Noi-eless High School Slate; sipeie -
do do do d, double a.
Black bsid,. kutbeis and hail
Lane's Mechanical Paradox or Cyroscope s5ms
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

ryisy. sH. sTARR Ascent
GROCERIES.
r II d tsEEXO ~ = .
Oysters, &c., &c.
VIE @,b- 'riber /. ing in rec IL. ~ yeah .up,y
i"rec ti".. Provisions Dried ui,-. Nus. A..
h e lessr t'iai,rm his III Id, aud sh. r.lIic IN
general, I'll II he la 10 a. -orimcnt Of the above
mann s'tiei on hsii, which h will b. happy 10
'ei'o ms Gu Toners ~ a sasl sd, sncf IN cost.
-ALso--
wooden and DVSjllOsc Ware,
lie /, asa in receipt, BY EA,re s. orb.
Fair Haven Fresh Oysters IN Cans.
vh'h he IL selling ~ tn single can io1 u cans or
cA-., as cheap Is sas y h.r h,use 10 the ciy
Ioshhini for past IA orc hop 1" merit \ coutiI-
usnst o. the anne " WILEY
Al The old ,tsnd Second street cppos site l.. Cis,x
H.k Ds,sapo'. j,,,21dti
Personal.
TIA ister Of Mrs J. I BErnBoARp, lat - ST.
l.s. dec s.ed, who Is sup.tas-d 10 reside ia DIV :
eh,.p OF tta.ck siAnd viii I'll III subscriber on
tAe ~ Tcnth and siy streets .h viii am
sm ti.inx e int. rest 10 ksr.
sn,2iiw EDWIN SMITH.
COdcy'S Ladies' Beck for February
4 L6O G,shau'. Magazine, Artbui's Hcns, Y.n-
I1ke Ncti Nix NsA, h. fur February. -,
THE IOWA BOOK ROOMS,
n ~ prnI, -t---s near The Po., Oare
mo .. ELIArANS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
Splendid Farm for Sale.

V'his farm contains 100 acre, 80 unf,r Guilty..
tei'-l@ Nrts snt-rier tm,rr =, god DWELLING
utbnutes and fin. harm. heautiti .irrsm 81 run
ming water tbs, never fa-, and fine orchard 81 ali
kinds of fruit
Trims >" EASY. That ait"r th. nr-t payment he
i'fui may hr made 10 pay the dsirl nd psyntnts
Aprly To r. YAns
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
l6U Acres inimproved Land
Fop. SAl~

I6N Acres inimpr0vcd Land
FO1. 9Alc.
This Is beautiful land being in sec 1T ,pR
only " miles from the city and y miles from q
'itir", Price r'aetn e,l and toms ,asy Apply e.
&c. FADs.
A hANDsOMs f'Apir Reuse, Iouius pleasantly
'iiuaicd on east 81 STREET. IL years iesse, for
sat % r. ssunahis tIus
Al" !" sers h. tt.u hid u u nth 10. 81 Triton
r"+l, Z :. mir. firm {, limits T-in.s -s.y
Ais", Lot ia thea J.. IN thu l. wn Of Wz,co,t
in.heiisr On lhpd This lot would De g,sn In cs.
cha H .ur nrst rate o' sc. Brrt y u superior NJ ID
watch and riseing. Apply To-
T.C.rADs
HOUSES AMI lots for sate. hani. mel, ,itr.,.L IN
Inherent parts ~ the city Also 100 los IN Yul.
Tn addtio, I" East nay' npori. for sale very low
b. Il -, lime 10 suit purchasers. T.C EApa
lshi ttiazcii' copyl
Last Cuance
NHtHE viii IL one more, AMI the Inst, di,tr.i u
tion ~ Lots by the Union Settlement Com
pauy 70 take place ~ N York In y nw days for iats
In oior City. n. Any persons wishing To pur,hss.
can do 80 by calling on SAAIEl CAIIrN
corner OF Second and Rosk Island s,s
~ T'"e s1o. Oct. i7dN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22

Tbe Democrats of b. own county, Ohio,
elected sheriff on tne 81 day OF January,
BY majority 81 I6l votes. The Brown
County Dem. crap styles u the first crow
for 1872
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The friends Of he P,esiden, eject will
erect a smporary bui!d,ng for the inaugu-
ration bill, ard the tickets will be ten dol
lars each.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
REAL ESTATE AGENCIES.
Fer Sale or Lease,

Hus uIHH bhfk 100 fltf,
'.s. nstast sttieuolsts INQUIRE ~ 4 ,,,r 4 ~ /.
- aw, or OF JANIS
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REMOvA
OF
H.4RD WIRE.

r LIVINGSTON and LOCKWOOD have removed TO
IL SECOND street, Two 10 r, Ia If Perry, At the
sign Of tn Anvil.
Uur Store, whrh ~, b.ili expressly ter our BUSH
ness i large and comrnoiiou, We have Il nilei TO
l. eapseiiy with an ssii,Giy a<sr ssoc ,l~ are.
which. In quantity and quality, vii cJ1V fsNsrA-
bly, With any Ia The Strte.
We pr pal ed [. Ill all bill., either VII sale or
krts Al the very oaest pr,ce-. Country 81 'i,hAn's
Builders Ii On,. ~. aid Machinis,- ste pa 'cu-
larry iHyiiei io.x Iine & .osis and prizes.