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OUR ION OFFICE.
Tho Election In Kansas.

The election IN Kansas has resulted
just n VIC anticipated, Marcus j. Par
rott, the so-called Free State candidate
for delegate to Congress has been cleo
ted BY upwards of 5000 majority oyer
Epaphroditus Ransom, his democratic
opponent. In Mr.. Ransom We confess
We had but little confidence. During
his residence in. Michigan toi which
State he was GOVERNOR he was known
- q Van Buren, Free Soiler, who en-
tertained sentiments on the question Of
the power of congress to NEEDLE with
the institutions of the territories utter
ly varient from the principles Of the
Demo cratic party. The fact of his
Free Soil proclivities became known
TO the democracy of Kansas, and while
many regarded his election with indt-
ference, large portion Of the party
openly refused to support him. Mr.
Parrot on the contrary Is a native Of.
South Carolina, and when in Ohio, was
a somewhat noisy supporter Of the Ne
braska bill. Now that he has attained
the post Of his aspirations, seat in
Congress he will probably subslde into
q labourer in the Democratic vineyard,
and on the dissolution Of the Rcpubii
can party, which will take place i'm
mediately after the admission Of Kan
sas, become quite as ,ocifcrous sup
porter Of Judge Douglas AS ever.
Very many democrats voted for Mr..
Parrot with view to settle the dies
tiny Of Kansas, and thereby put Jul-
ctus on the agitation OF slavery. II
must be apparent to all that Kansas
will be free State beyond the power
Of Seward, Wilson and StringtcIlow {
prevent il. II is certain that the Con.
stltution about to be formed will b,
submitted to the people, aud probable
that it will contain clause prohlbitin-
slavery.
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Duties of Parents to Schools

Dutl06 Oh ITentS TO SCHOOLS.
l. Parents should send their child
rem to school constantly and seasonal
bly,.
?. They should see that they arc de
Gently clothed, and Clearly in their per
sons.
3. They should encourage them to
respect and obey the rules and require
ments OF the school.
4. They should encourage them To
be orderly in their department, and
studiously to regard right.
S. They should encourage them to
DO studious by manifesting an interest
in their lessons.
Q. They should have regard for the
character Of the books, their children
read, and see that they read under
standingly.
7. They should cultivate in their
children habits Of true politeness and
courtesy.
8. Besides visiting the school and
cooperating and sympathising with
the teacher, they can do much for its
improvement and success, by manifest
ing at all proper places, an interest in
its welfare, ard deep solici,udc 70,
its reputation; by speaking well O
the teacher, and Of all his judicious
plans; by palliating or excuslng his
faults or failings, (of which ever,
tescher must te expected to hav,
some, and by inducing their neighbor.
to visit the school and take an intercs
in its exercises; thus showing to theil
children, in the most convincing man
ner, that they feel that their presen
employment is an important one, an,
that the duties of school are not to b,
regarded as little consequence.
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Fer Sale.

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-17
State Elections.


The news from Ohio is Of the most
cheering character, and speaks loudly
Of the downfall Of the reign Of Black
Republican Abohtionsm, which has
for several years past overloaded that
state with \ pail darker than night.
Chase, who has stumpcd the state
from one end to the other, and has
openly boosted that he should carry ii
by majority not less 10000, # elect
ed at all will do il by majority OF oul,
u few votes while the vote for l'a' M
the democratic candidate Is swelling IL
an immense figure, and reducing the
majority obtained at the last prcslden
tial election to mere insignilicanc,
and even has as fair chance for cleo
ton as his Boosting opponent.
Pennsylvania is cllnehlng the nail
that was driven into the coffin Of Hlaak
Rcpnblicanism in that state last year,
to the tune of serenity ffe o. Q hu4iref
thousand majority for Packer, the dem
ocratic candidate. Verify, deep sleep
has come over the Quakcrs.
Connecticut has come up TO I'll,
work, and elected an entire democrat
ic ticket, and increased the Democrat,
vote Of that State by several hundreds
and We yet entertain strong hopes tha
Iowa will rejoice in the election Of +
NJ Samuels to the office Of Governor
Truly has it been stated that Blacl
Republicanism is tottering on III,
brink of destruction.
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\ EEtpHiJL t'sgte. taa. 'Th
summer i de,d. lstoa @.5t -..aat
the kitchen door uf lHa tua lut
YOU car l5sar tfo IAN E-a' ptt; tess
cral kurl'. A. fr.Hiar in Il. -.tal.
ccr were pass Z toms tat ebng1
rom an ollrlurA hattsts. oay, tpa.
three - tbr s1Hgtof the Ga#-
crs fail. loosely aitcral uIe,n tic
floor. liz the lral,cu l.tssas. a.e. Il IS
il, t,ll tie struEr, u tttc t'.rt tl55,
Them. Wonder in the corner il t.a
tanning mill, near bv the sha'ow II.
kat and wooden shovel. I'M NH
south doors OF the barn are orer, loah
lnr out on the green His: ALL lattia,
in the sun. that peeps il en- tlc rrn
spidcr-wcbs and FRA, nests Of swallows
which hang from tile rai,9<. On rs
masters coat near III. the doc isquiet-
Il reposine. now siaitin. to catch i .'s.
or 10 family eroWIat tlr fol, II lat..-
~ H.. .,.trr .hoo. tl,c.t@.r jItatt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-17

CToHE AND LRASE FOR SALE on Second STREET
Cbstwesn Brsiy And Perfy--a frame building
tws storts, 2cxss fsft, shelving ard counters con.
psss. An excsllent Stand for any kind Of bullnee
tcins l0cAted y oas u the most A1vAnAaosous
'IY;s's: z Ds''a';fss,, MT ~ " e - r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-17

rINWrsTY THRFE cligthlt nuiiang Lots, .Auste'
Il IN Has isuu. 1ftsa tiVI aLt hIenttNr, tteets.
si te sid ~ le0sef reasonable ierms. .cr rar-
.ieaitas, inquire " ,oRnln 4 roU, q
tauRdtfi AhFaHAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-17

!oNo.WIxDEp.--Hazlit il said to have
written single sentence Of one hundred
and ten linss.
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aoF Salp ar Lease.

gy0f u Inra situated o. ai and seo,t street, for
IT. Hh aeaiArs enasIis " tUhnth Dow, or
EAaRGhhttA lANkA nAv.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-17

lsayyslcye Insurance Co.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
l.isks no,c tak,n Ioh a. No II tIJI a5tl
sTDEh PiaR.
nFFtoE IN 40. 2nAyENPnRr's BLOCK, otef
~ chu.n, Bro s..r ,Btgrow 4 Co.'S Banking II u.s.
uiioa uouts, 4 NJ to- T ~.
DIRECTORS:
J VI D. HGrr.vs eco. l.. Da1eaprft, 7. M.rwin.
4 fre1 saad 5. CT. Is Ie s.ie. q @. Parrs, !. Il
pes.aint JUS L. baize j, r.. d. Rpa.Waga, J1an
Owans, }. " w. a. II. f.rraT, D. i. 5Aosey.
OfFICLpS:
l.. {. nEsstI.T rresitert
IHhS LesS..TH, Treasurer
DANIEL !. STOREY, secretary.
4. II. BARRuWS,
JAMES NJ IA, zsII. Ex. Com.
Il. b. WOODWARD, ASST Sac'y.
u. p Nj hoUS. General Aren't.
THIS company fas ben from the start steadily
gaining the 6 ,nfsi. al the community. IL has
PR ~. tly paid AL Is lusses
Turn the hr.t tao vars u is exist Tee II eper
at,d exc lsye'y on he Mutual p!su: tut u meet h
wsns af = community it VIII hereafter insure On
IT, ste glan also.
lis n hatae company. Its cficers are sltnovn "a
euf etiTens Its oook. ana is pr Farty are ell her
AMI can t. GA ited ty thc.e h, ing AMI Iea he'd
dire city By pee IS from ou own clutts
II sends go mon abroad 10 feel cory rttiens
who -oGnjnss We have no means ascertiiainr.
t.p2aaaw,f
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rOYHE FASuO NABt.E AND S
o. VN -. GsE g..


ts,HE undersigned uaviug giHstreceired the
n latest Patts and New York Fashions
Y oud again beg leave TO inform his runner
Gus friends and al the world about Blooms
burg that he is now beuer prepared ;iianev
er 10 accom- moda,e any one W th the neaiesl
easies, and bes, fitting suits Of Clothes that
have been turned out lately; and moi only
that, bu, he will also do them up in the besi
order, upon the lowest Terms.
His shop is at the old stand, (ioo vel
known need further noiire9 where he may
al all times be found, seated upon the bench
of repentance steadily drawing out the Hreac
of affection, hopeing ii may III the end prove
advantageous 10 him aud his customers. lie
would also advise his fieRds 10 bear in mino
tha, poor, afflicted tailors must live, or they
can't be expected % work. Therefore Wheat
RYE Corn, Oats, Potatoes, and with all now
aud then a lule CASH will come mighty
handy from those who are back standing on
The hooks.
Remember, gentlemen, that in all cases
"the labofer is worthY of his hire"
BERNARD RUPERT.
Bloomsbury, April lIth 1853.
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InITEiiIIlS.

THE weil.knowu Nanan Consolidated
Lotteries, OF which X. FRANCE y Co. are
the managers, are chartered hy the state ot
Maryland aud commisslo Toner elected by
the people. who is sworn to superintehd and
certify that everything connec,ed with them
is done in 4 strictly honorable manner, and
that the Interests ot parties who reside al
distance arc as we'll protected as if they
themselves were present nj the drawing
Another fact which the managers call atten-
tiou 10, Is, that all persons have lessl right
10 send orders Tor tickets 10 May yland, as
lotteries are lecali2ed by special law in ttar
state. 4 lottery is drawn every day OF the
mouth. II no particular class is named. or.
defs are filed in The Inst drawing TO take
place after the communication comes To
hsnd, The prices oi tickets vary from 81
TO $50. No tickets are, however, sent unless
tn money Tor the same is received with the
order / he drawings are upon The principle
of one number on each ticket Cater The Ha.
vana plan, and Ternary combination. Prizes
vary in amount from $50 to 500, 900. All
orders for tickets or packages will receive
prompt attention, and The drawing mailed To
al! purchasers Immediately after il is over.
AIlrsss
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Full Stock Of Fall Dry Goods.

CYRF \ l.ANnELI. Fnr0h X Ara s..
a. ppnatrlptus. especially f'Fus,t Casa
BuvGS q r>atntne n'r ''ucS q >saso"sv!s
Gcoi, 'ng e. 's R'>. I'cnr> >yhana Trade.
FrB Iiue rt FaI n'e>> Goojs.
New designs at FaH Sha-is
Good Black Six ot all wluIhs.
Cases assored French Msu6oes.
+" Pol de Chevra>, New Goods.
Rri' N ami American pstk ffa'$
Sanret:s, Css>imetss. Clolhs Nes'iNcs.
N,u<ins. Linens. tlauUel>, Blankets, e..
y B.--Auc,on Barcaius rom New York
a d his CIV da Is received. PaUjrpl,r at
ier,jon gwen IL Ccrn'Y orders ior desirable
Gcods-7t~r NGf Cash,
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IouN A. MOORE. JOHN w. WILLIAMS
MOORE g. WILLIAMS,
General Commission Merchants,
aud dealers in
MrfJIESs SUPPLIES.
No. 81 South Water 81, Philadelphia.

THE subscribers having been associated
with the coal trade and mining operations
cenerdlv, for several years. are prepared 10
supply orders Tor all articles contingent TO
m;uina purposes al The lowest rates, with
care and dispatch.
Our stock comprises the following articles;
OllS-Sperm, Solar, Elephant, Bleachet,
Racked, Lard Rosiu. Greasing, Lnseed.--
Safety Lamps, Fuses, Blasting Paper, Slope
CHAINS, Ropes, all Sizes, puleys, Wicklng,
Wire Rope, Tar and Pdch -Thornley
Celebrated Gum Betting, Washers, Packing,
Hose-BIaslirg and other Powders.-
Soap, Candles, SC.
REFERENCES:
Hodsson & Keen, Philadelphia.
]. h. a. X :. Allen,
Charles Miller & Co,
5. Ro,hermel, Esq,
John Thornley,, Esq,
VIM. De Haven, Esq, Minersvile, Pa.
Hon. w. Donaldson, Pousville, Pa.
Hon. e. w. Pumau,
Geo. w. Snyder, Esq,
u. I. Brown, Esq,
l.. +. Brook, Ed,
], ]. Conuot, Ashland, Pa.
Philadelphia, Jan l6, ls57.-iy.
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FARRRLS & HERRING,
81 Walnut ST., Phllad'a.
Oaiy makers IN this State IF Herring'S
Sxr,

Only makers IN this State ef Herring's
Patent Champion SAFES.
The attempt made by other parties TO boil
stcr up The reputation Of Safe which has
tailed s,auslIy in accidental tites in Ph'ladel-
phia, (Rans,ead rlac',) by taking one out
Of an agents store, ii. y. Laniz. made dou-
Bile thickness Different from those they >ell)
To "burn up' ore ci letrng's, (half As thick
has met with Ills tue reward. fettluS's Sale
could not Ne burnt, proving conclusiveiy that
the only reliable Safe now made is Herrlng's,
ot which over $4,000 are now in ac;nel use +,
and more than 900 have been tried by fire
trifhom Il single lass.
Philadelphia. Nav :. lS57--ty.
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4. klNGSFOkD Il SONS
cSW IGc ST 4 EC =
lFUK HE LAUNDRY,
HAS esiahlls ed Gleaur celebrity than

lftR ! II H. l.hlINllh1 j
HAS estahlisl ed II Grfattt celebrity than
has ever been obtained by any Other
Starch.
This has been the result of its marked SUI
periority in quality, and lis iuvariah!e uni.
formi'y.
The public may te assurcd Of the couinu
ance OF the h oh s'attard now established
The production is over Tweut, Tons daily,
and the demand has extended throughout the
whole ot The United States, and 10 IoteisE
countries.
Working thus on very large scale, and
under a rigid sy stem, they are atle to secure
perfect and uniformity III lhe quality through
out The year. This Is he great Dssdptalum
III Starch making, aud is realized now ior
the first time.
The veIy best starch that can be made, and
40 othcr, Is always wa, ted ty consumers,
aud while this will he supplied to them by
the erocers, as soon aS their customers have
otherwise they would be likely 10 get that
article on which the largest Ptoti, can be
made.
Mt kingsford has been engaged in the
manufacture OF starch continuously for the
last ~ years, aud during the whole OF the
period, the starch made under h,s supctviS.
ion has been, heyond anv question. the best
III the market. the first II years, he had
the charge ot the works oi Wm. Crgars *
Co, al which H"rioi he iGyented the process
OF the manufacture OF corn starch.
To- AK for k'ussnrd'S N3nh, as Ht name
Osrrgo has 'ote'fly 6cen take" 'y oao'her fac
fory.
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TRIMMINGS AND NOTIONS, fancy srii-
i cie.. good sssoumen, OF Hosiery OF ihe
beet gnaiHy; also sioses, miis, bsske;s, Ca
hz<, Combs, dress trimmings and Innings,
sewing sIlk, thread, eic., etc-, 10 be had next
door 10 The '-EKcbsase"
AMELIA D. WEBB.
BiOomsburg, May IS, 1857.
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E20SNSssss ASSOCIATION,
7 n 4 d F. L z NI.f.
ANNNN NNEMNET

IMPORTANT ANNtt NCEMN W. L.
fE,O all persons afflicted wth S'xpal Dis.
4 eases, such as Swrmora'thad. Ssmi.ai
HolkmeSs. Impotence Gonoia'h1, Gleef, Ssy'h.
;i<, ,hc wire ot pncnlSm, 81 81.
The Howard A,soctaacn, invisw g The
awiu! destruction ol hcmau hts, caused by
SeAua! diseases, aud the decept1ous pracu>ed
uaen tte uulo,irnata victims ot such disea' e.
bv Qlack$, have directed der C0usuhns
Surgeon. asa iori'o I: act worthy OF rhsu
name 10 give MetlcaI advice gratis, 10 all per
sous Dhus afflicted, Who may apr't Nv letter
with de>rr,puon ot ,hsf cuGjI9an, Gage,
occupation. habits OF HE, &c. and IN cases
rf Pvtsmr possr'V Snd sutethg. 10 tiuRiA
mfitintS fee 9 charge.
Inc Howard Association is a benevolent
la>umton. established Nv >pprla! endowment.
~, the rriisi ol he SICK AMI distressed, af.
tllc.st Wuh "Nirn'ent sul Epjdemc Dis.
eases" Il has now surplus ot means.
which he Directors have vn'ed to expsnd in
savef,Isir. the above uouce. II is needless
10 add that he Association commands the
hrchesi Medical skIil Of the age, and WI inr.
u,>n the mos Approved modern treatment.
just published hv TIE Association. a Re-
yorI ,u Scrfmatarrt C1. or SsnInsi Wsckns>>.
he S,cs. ci Omsni>1u, Ma>,uf eauoa nr Ssit
Abuse. and other Diseases ot TIE SsAuAl Or.
S.u>, y, the Con>uhus Snraeou which will
be ,eul hy mai, (,n seale' envsiope), fee
ef Charge, on the receipt OF tino aamps tor
postage,
Address. Dr. GEO. Il CALHOUN. Con-
suiuus Sarstoo, Howard A>-cclauon, No. ;
Soulh MIMI 5 reet, Phlladeip'I Pa. By
order oi the Directors,
EZRA n. HEARTWELL, Pres't
GEO. FAiSCAlLD. Secretary.
rbiiaJslnhis. Sept. ~, 1887.
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T. II. HUBBARD & co.


Nc. 80 Faye.te ST., or Box No. 40,
Feb Sd. 1887 -iy. Baltimore. Md.
CS' The Drawn Numbers OF the Maryland
Loleries are published by The State Com
MISSIONER il the following papers, viz; Sun
Clipper Patriot, american, .4rgus, OF Bali.
more; also, the National MteAisenter aud
UnIon, of Washington, d. c.
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I. KINGSFORO < SONS
OSUEGO CORN NY.9RtH,

(FJr PuddneS ST y
Has obtained an equal celebrity with their
Starch for the Laundry. This article is per.
fec,iy pure, ard Is, in everv respect, equal to
,hs best Bermuda Arrow. Root, besides hav.
ing additional qualities which render ii invsl.
uatle for the dessert.
Potato Starch has been extensively packed
and sold as Corn Starch, and has gwen false
impressions 10 many, as 10 the real merits o.
our Corn Starch.
From its great deljcacy and purity, 1t is
coming al,o into extensive use as a diet lot
infants and invalids.
+. n. KELLOGG & CO, AGENTS
1876 Fulton Street., n. y.
ALLEN 4 NEED rs, .fcaHs,
% South Whatves, PhIlad'a.
July oS, lSS1--Sm
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confirmed the verdict Of more than 200 acci-
dental fires. proving conclusively that "Hef-
rings" is the only safe that will not burn.
Extract from the Committees Report on
the Ttial Of Iron Sales Ut Reading:
"On the 26,h OF February all the members
of the Comml.iee met Ia witness the Sales
and hocks aud papers, (pIaced in lhem) and
were perfectly satisfied that all was right
The day following, the burning took place,
uuder the supernlender'e Of The Commiee,
Altera fair and impartial burulns for five
hours, the Safe of Messts. Evans & Watson
was first opened, the Safe being on iie in
side, aud the contents partially consumed,
white the con,ents in the Sale of Messrs.
Farfes & Herring were IN good eondnon,
snd no fire Inside"
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11
Reading, March ,, 1887.
IL. +. FELIX.
(Sisned) 7. N COLEMAN, Com
A. H. PEACOCK

And endorsed by over so oil The hes, men
OF Reading.
The above Safes can be inspected at 81
Walnut Stree, where the public can satisfy
themselves of the great superiority OF the
"Hetrus's Patent Ctamrinn,' over the de-
lea,ed aud ued-up 'inside Iron Door Sala
maudGg."
The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-11-11
IN Cd 90 Nn 9bwp@
Cabinet Ware Rooms.
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80 ESPECTFCllG invites the attention oi
d q ol the PuhIc Ia his extensive aSsort-
mrut OF Cabinet Furniture and Chairs. which
he viii warrant made ci good materials aud
IN workmanlike manner. At his Establish.
mcut, can always be found good aSsort-
ment OF
Fashionable Furnitue.
Which is equal IN st, and finish to that of
Philadelphia or New York cities, and at as
io,r prices. He has Sofas OF different style
auI prices, from S25 10 $50. Divaas, Loun-
ccs. w anut ard Mahogany Parlor chairs,
Rocking and easy chairs, Piano stools, aud
a variety Of upholstered work, with Dressing
and parlor bureaus, sofa, card, centre and
pier tables, detashus, chetfenierS, whatncts
and comoGes and all kinds of fashionable
work. His stock OF bareaus, enclosed and
common waShstands. dress-tables, corner
cuahoardS, sofas, dining and break fast Ia
bleS, bsdsteads cane seat and common
chairs. is the largest in this section of the
country He will also keep a good assou-
menl OF BOOKINGS siasses with fancy silt and
common frames He will also furnish spring
mattresses fitted TO any sized bedstead which
are superior Tor durability and comfort 10
auv bed IN use.
Roomshur2, ANril 9th 1854. #.