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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-01

DEATH OF THE "OLpEsT IXHABITAST."-We
learn that Mr.. Samuel Turner, native of oul
district, died at his residence, ON Thursday last
agc 9S years. His extreme old age, had toi
many years rendered him totally helpless, and
almost entirely deprived him of the use of his
senses He was probably the Oldest person in
the district.
On Saturday, his maiden daughter, Sarah
Turner, died at the age Of - years. Through
this long life she had remained alone with hel
father-his support and comforter; and when
her duty was done, "departed in peace
If it could now be written, the affection Of
these two lives, thus mingling long and peace
fully together, might be made the theme Of
beautiful chapter in the great volume of human
history. Not often has such a tale been told.
TorkrUe Enquirer.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-01
For the Advertiser.
CONCERT BY THE YOUNG LADIES OF THE EDGE
FIELD COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.


On Wednesday evening the 26th OF March, q
Concert was given in tie Masonic Hall by the
young Ladies of the Edgefcld Collegiate Institute
This Institution, as is known to many OF the read
ers of this papcr, is under the charge OF the he''
CHARLES 4. RAYMOND and LADY, who have l"r
number of years past, taught pupils most success
fully, in the solid and ornamental branches OF cdu-
cation in our Village. A considerable number of
young Ladi y performed upon the occasion Of
which we now speak. Several showed great pro-
ficicncy in their performance upon the piano, and
others in singing. THe pupils who sang, were ar
ranged into classes and acquitted themselves hand
somcy and much to the delight of large and re-
fined audience in attendance. when all did well,
it might lc invidious to draw comparisons, hut
perhaps the most attractive part of the exhibition
was the performance Of the juvenile class. Many
of the songs of this class and,of the Others, were
beautiful, and produced thrilling effect. Ihe
young ladies were all arIaycd i'll costume suitable
to the occasion, and radiant as they were in youth
and beauty, excited great admiration particularly
among the bachelors present. The Masonic Hall
is well adapted for Concerts and it is to be hoped
before many months capse, that other exhibitions
like the above, will be given init l..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-01
rpE.r FOR NEXT WEEK.
REAL ESTATE SALE.

Sec the advertisement OF Rev. e. Is. WALKER, oler-
ing his valuable tract Of land this Village for
sale and ulso, read that Card Of W. W. CuEEvER,
Esd, Of Abuny, Ca, offering two hundred lots
ut public auction, in the huurshins town Of Albany
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-01
From the Newberry Mirror.
A rADn


MR. EnlTon:-While l tender my sincere
thanks to "Mauy Friends who have been
pleased to suggest my name, through your paper,
in connection with the vacancy i'll Congress,
must from considerations Of propriety and dis
cretion, decline the protfered honor.
However much young ambition might coret
this exalted station, am not vain enough to
cherish the belief that the people of old Ninety
Six District would willing to entrust their flag,
so lately borne in triumph through the sererest
trials, to the keeping Of one so inexperienced and
50 unknown to fame as myself
am deeply touched, however, by this mani,
festation of partiality and kindness on the part
of my friends in proposing to support me for
an Office so far above my merits, and trust that
it may operate rs an incentive to eXertions to
render myself ut some future time more worthy
of their confidence and friendship.
The Yorkvills Enquirer referring to the card
of Mr.. Suber, declining the nomination for seat
in Congress, remarks rs follows:
ave are tempted, now, to commit on our own
behalf a breach Of strict propriety; it may ex.
plain, in some sort our interest III the matter OF
which we write. While in Washington, last
year, and in au cvcry-hour association with our
lamcntcd Congressman, our conversation turned,
several times upon our mutual friend, for whom
Colonel Brooks entertained an atrrfion, as near
as that of :. brother, morally beautiful and strik.
ing in every manifestation Of it. At one time,
i'll his peculiar, direct and impressive manner,
he said: "Men are not often underatcd; but our
people do not know my friend rs / know him.
He il the best man OF his agcn South Carolina
and before long, will he in Congress-
ave marked it down in our memorandum
book, and so it reads. Thus We were especially
gratiiied to perceive his name in nomination, and
We indulgcd the hope that the people would
recognize him, and, for onco, fulfil prophecy
prompted, it may be, in some degree, by the no,
BILE friendship Of noble man, yet-not without
u reason
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-01
Fer the Advertiser
/. ALONE! ALONE!

ALONE! ALONE!
Father! sure thy curse is on me,
That alone I'm doom'd to 60,
Braving lfes tempestuous troubles,
With no friend to share my woe.
have baLtled many an hour,
'Gainst the soul's dark evening
Yet no eye look'd on the conflict,
Or my triumph cared to see.
And when I've hung my spirits harp
Upon lifcs bending willow tree,
Rough hands have blindly struck the chords
Hands that knew not its master key.
Tell me! good Maker Of us all !
For every heart was strung by Thee,
If there's no earthly casket holleth
One sweet harp attuned for ME.
Am always thus to walk,
A stranger all uulovd, unknown,
In this great aid crowded world,
Am 10 he always alonel
Oh! if thus my life's to be,
All friendle>s, loveless and unblest;
Far sweeter would the dark tomb be
Where the carth-weary are at rest.
Father midst world of strangers,
am sad and lone in heart;
Oh! give me wings bright shining wings!
Oh let the lonely ore depart. ETA.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-01
Notice to Planters.

TENRY will stand this Spring Season ut
IL HARMON GALLMAN'S, six miles frum
Edgefeld Village, at $40 the seGson, and ISIS
insurance. THOS. q. BACON: .
April st IL
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-01
AND ANOTHER,
ACCIDENTS. A

The name Vi Gen. A. c. JoSxs i. also announced
in t!c Sumc paper for the ssme post.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-01
axnTurR NOMINATION.

The Lsurensville Herald, Of the 9th, ult contains
tho announcement Of Mr.. c. p SrLLlvASs hume for
Congress.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-01
Elegant Fans.
WILLIAM s HI e A II +,

AUGUSTA, GEORGIA..
JTAS lust received from New York large sup
IL ply of Paris Fancy, Bridal, Mourning, Mus
lin and Spanish FANS, Of rich and elegant st, les
AIS s o.
A large supply of PALM LEAF FANS, in a
variety OF styles, to aof which the attention of tho
Ladies are respectfully invited.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-04-01
gbe a0uertiser.
ARTHUR SIMKlNS, EDITOR.
EDGEFIELD, s. c.
WEDNESDAY, APRIL !. 1857
PRAY EXCUSE US.

PRAY EXCUSE US.
Owing to great crowd of advertisements this week
VIZ are reluctantly compelled to defer several obituary
notices until our next issue
TREAT FOR NEXT WEEK.
We have just received lons; nnd quite interesting
letter from C. ". S., ut Brunswick, Ga, which we will
publish next week. We hope friend S. will continue
his fuvors from, time to time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06

lTTxHEsrIso TO TRE GERMAN FaEhoEr
Rs-The Germans who voted the Black
Republican ticket al the late election, ais
getting we'll paid for their generous conf
ie..ce. Sin on Cameron, the man whom the
Black Republican elected their United
States Senator in Pennsy lvania, lately IT,
sponded 10 certain iD.srosatories adir, SEED
to him by legislative committee one OF
which is ns follows:
"Are Won in favor Il such a change in
our national laws. pertaining to the natural
lzaion Of our foreign ci'nshs. as will com
pei all Il them arriving ia .his country after
the passage Of such an act, 10 refrain III
This county . least tweniy .one years be-
fore hong entitled a. the right. 81 suffrage
as they now possess hem, and viii yen use
yonr vote AID influence 10 accomplish such
change
This, your last i,'errosatory, an,weT
IN Tie affirmative"
We submit The above 10 The considera' ION
OF al! those German Republicans who have
been f.ques, d ami required 10 clant the
Mar. Iiiaisr Uyr. Can-.o's .le, tui.-
Chicago Zines.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06
ED(.SL ITE.nt.
heaI Markets and Democracy.

We cannot understand how II CO.
temporary makes ont that either the
Gazette or any body else i cndeavor-
ins to make it appear that the Dem
ocratic laity is Responsible for the
passage Of the Ordinance granting to
lie Glare and lbucnpoll the ten
years monopoly of Keeping Market
Houses We have seen nothing IN
the Gazette L" that fleet. and think
that such an cnpt would be both
unwisc and foolish. Tor at tie t.lnc
those grants were given IL H. Clare
and Davenport, the opposition had a
strong majority ~ the city Council,
and the Democrats We're III Il minority.
Al that ,ime We think the Grants
We're gwen at the solicitation Of
citizens Of all parti ;, without sufficient
reflection as IL The growth of the city,
it> future wants, and the iucon,r
nicncc "i HAVING markets So far from
the business portions Of the city. The
the Democracy are not responsible
Tor tn" passage ri those Market grants
nor do Nc feel disposed to say that any
party WAS responsible for it was not
party question, and Was acted upon
without reference To party. The lad
effect of having such monopolics was
not iorcsc.n hy the member, of that
Council which gave the grants.
Now that the grants are gwen, and
the grantees have certain vested rights,
IN the enjoyment OF which, they claim
that the city orgh, To- protec: them,
the present city Council could do 30
les than pass ordinances protecting
tac grantees, ami The question has
arisen whether all these monopolis
ought not to be destroyed
How can ihi> be dome The city
Council cannot uinrc and DAMAGE the
grantees either bv annullimg the grant,
OF refusing 10 fulfill the conditions 1T
the grants.
The proper way /" remove these
Obstacle To- rublic convenience j, TO
make such arrangements with the
grantees a> viii induce them 10 aban-
don their rights under the grants, for
such compensation rs may lie agreed
upon. This Viii be jus, 10 the grant
ces and to the public. \ petition is
Now in circulation for si.ncrS. which
asks :he city Council to repeal all the
Meat MAJ hct Ordinances. and provide
means to save Tie grautois harmless
from loss or damage by reason Of
snch repeal. Ii the public is in ear.
nest about doing away with these
Meat Market monoposies, every voter
will sign that petition, and then the
city Council can ut once act, by repeal.
Ing the grants, and paying Messn.
lie Claire and Davenport such su.ns OF
money as shall save them harmless
from al! loss thereby.
1t is not II party matter. and we DO
not choose To make it one, un!oss our
contemporaries force it upon us, and
then VIC have blows to give as we'll AS
blu. tata
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06

Barrsws, Pretty man + Dalssu,
Whele sale Dealers In
q IL OCEkIE - .
Is'0sa, Sail. CeasssssS, &c.
AGENTS FOE THE SALE or
~ .. HCrrt1a9 % Coz
Celebrated FGre and Thief Proct !Soyr.
\. 4 7. Fairbanks Scales.
Aa'E shalke p cor siantly on hanl u fui Sick Of
" Groceries 9hici, ~e ~ 7 H. III. trade - low
~ San ae purchased IA lhexs" " ~. L. us. ani
pa ha-efs Will nnd goods To lie OF the BIS, auN-
y aid var aited esusl to sample janssiA~u
NUGtKs r. Auseos ado. Porte Nice, CiArin d :,
~ { ush.d and Pesd ei. sw sale Mt
BURROWS, PRkrryAAN n DALzkLl.
( ,itfEks-Kio, Mocha, Java, also croani cc~ee
~ aud. Essence % Coffee, a, sP -.
NioLAssEs n OH sn.. SUGAR Hpse. and syrup
WI tersasat Bpm y.
tAs Imp rial. Young Tyson, Gunp w,ier AMI
bi.cs Tess, ior ale at p 4 D.
NrIcks-P,rpcr. alisricc. Cinnamon, Stoves. :. In
- s,r, Mustard and Nu,r,avs,x at a.. X u.
N,o>Ps Fancy aust rat. F.niy, Fr.sive AMI
- C.siiie, fyr sale a. H-PAh
Itt<DLES-sp.rnt,A dsn,sniiu Sta rins Star ard
~ T.llow, for ale low ut BrAh.
nlLs--spem, Solar, Lard, Bank, Kosin. Lrs~ei,
ahd plitc. at j.. y. n u.
4, lN4s-rAt, LAD snr z.ne aint> ior sale at
/ wa 7. y u.
4 MEANS Havans, ,sei inAn and American Brand.
~ at II. T.,
IorAcoo- N,mr,L Leaf virg,ni. az d I,As0'ri'
IAa. I'll Il An.n N IAr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06
LCADEu SPECIAL NOTICES.


Iapssssss - Yeasiss-Dv. Chees0ss's
Ptils. me oombinstlns of ingTeients IN ihes" mi.
o. the rrsaIt Vt long aud extensive pra1tce they
arr mid thrir operation, and certain IA correcting
oil irregularities, painful pienstrusiLn removing all
sb.truci.sns whether from cold OF otherwise, head
ache pain thu side psIpii atlo Of th" heart d-tab
ell sleep which arise from iniertnpt.n of nature -
They can be successfully use as preventive Th~
pills should never be taken IN pregnancy. A. they
would ssre :. cause m,scarrisfr. warrsnied purr-
we're, able, and from any hing njurius L" ar
Or health Explicit drec,iots. which shcsLi be read
accompany zach box Price ~. fVf sale b, the
DRUGGISTS IA Davenport, and Itimrs ca pens e,
w,ck Island snt by slaiiby ineIo,lng VI pr Cor
.elius Che~semAn, No 1872 Broadway, New York
Oe3o-isw,m)
spsaiey's Magical Pain tEirae,or The great,
and principal chsrsatsristisd DALE Y'S MAGIC 4,
AIPAIS EXTRACTOR consist
i., oI IA. never failing aud and unique ,.rop RI,
80 -,n - sp.Ai- TO any External injury TO check Ia
asms,.t,on instantly, aud RAPIDLY r,iuce 1t. Ths
feature constitute it, great I"wer 10 alleviate u
PAIN ~ burns and s-sls, nnd uf oth'r ra.nfu' ."
.,.. la - incredibly short apsce of tnf al a.
viii appear from the { " t.,tinrn,a- heIrunio an
ncNel tsrfy tt ltlgent bind ! lnhN ~ INV ."
al oss.s u external inJuiy ir pam ~ pr"iue BY
an amlnatL,n of the iuJur-d part, and IN f.to''
y.u remove u. tn a Ct thu scs,e
u It's pnrsdc ativs pfopetirs nruraiize the i,'i-
s.s that may l.rk Ia III ,y-tui, aud MI! ~eH al
.l,sJ 10 III. sores, draw rspry all imlur" matter
to the surface ai 'j~c, lth,n'9 10" great III ei"g
N pr,duces from sore. ocrasioh,h bv burt's- 'ui
l.n ap,,,.i to I'D All luv-tersv sarc-, Salt Ih.nn
or other cutAneons diseases.
up,o a So Psats En.rav,ri Label with the sigma
,ur..dc v cLlCKENEW CO proportions. and
psS,, n.I.LY manufacturer. Al oth.rs are
..,.uv,.t n rri,r - cents pr box.
~ ,u.,,a, -h.uli he a'tircs-.dtoc th'l-
.,.,A,s 4, o.r,I-y .irrrt, NV York
sinv al, D. ,a.ssis and Medicine drs'is ihr"ngi.-
Nj IN, United state spl5-''sv Blu
Wm A. Nat, he ior-s Hair Dye y" huintf
blisr.rmp compound run,d .s,t lave attainci the
universal favor accorded TO u's D., ia "f's'n'l,
a. y-r failing favmn" Mature i MOI niolc ,tt. T.
L.rr-f than the brown tia,k p-oluc' Ia Il rel
ct. xr~ye,, OF nost fcWgS hsr by n. M'dr nni
at or applied At Bstshoio, Mig ,ci"tl ih TN"
pr,vsle ro.msJ 2sJ Brosi~as Nv Ysrk VIA
h,lor /. On u. box OF alt nune. others Al. ni-
I Ath,ns.
FOR al. Is Also i \ Van Pstt.n'
srpi,-ia~iui
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06
= q Nj NJ + r G. | A l.
DAVENPORT PRICES cURREiJT.
OFFICE o. lows DAILY sThrt ngs"c Asr.
DAVENPORT !! h.a y =, 1851. I

TIE nu'oa't of grain .oIDing Inio market at thu,
tinr raj he limit Il, fhfr bang gneral a-l-si-
lion ansi fafmers holi to TIA u produce hnttl
ia shan y agreat'r upward Il naI.ey in he mar
ke, Our " II quotation TOR what dung Ms n
son has been s5e; nov sales very elar a, sDc;
and. kept M case Of composition, iieh rrre
Is pals. The an, uni Of rran hid Ia The country
NUT b norm u, and wh'n It shd hav" TAX Il
start, will render his maIk"t cry In y, ani uey
matte cen fefaNyeai r.. Can and Oatsarr Nefy
scafc. AM are he'll q below 1h,r, is na Ia e, 70
b hal To- IN offered exc 1T FIR ct
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06
Job PRINTING.

w would call thf a,ierii"u q Mer hats, Bust-
ness q, IA snf oihers 10 '.'iiities fr executing
With pruinptn,ss ~. aud in - r.ttr nahn.r. JOB
PRINTING 10 al vsrc les qualities and c.iors.
and ,.irit ,hsre Il IL. patronsgc. ,.s,ins
in eo,,-ide sil- 'Ap n-e - Suing up Eur Jabtins
E.tabii,hua ~, pfep.sed t, al. hind,
all vstFti 1t Irff.tH ia Gnid, SiIv H.nIxs ~
C".srt Airt, fan it,ts, Lawyers Bii .. che X.
hl- oi L.. iins, p ttis "ry Note, Way Bills land
I;iil., A. Wit NJ ir's aud GA rrasot lie M.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06

l.rsE, LANE l. Co.-Dy reference TO
oar >p.c.al Notice column, il will be serh
that the ate firm u Luse 4 Co. have taken
a. palmer in business Mr.. Erastas Y Lane
gent eman thoroughly skilled IN The bnsi'
ness, and Who viii, undoubtedly. prove al
important accession 10 the heretofore iiour
hing bu inrss Ut his h. use. A. y pioneer
IN the ID printing and book bl,d'ng bust
'.-ss, Mr.. l.nse i -, aried BY a large cir
Gle OF patron and tsieids, as being Worthy
4 g-rai pl a.se for the a.sidui'y with winch
he has perseversi ~ Al ll.ng up an esisb
t,,haeat which la, ns, opal ia the s..h D.,
sni we i.asl thai IL / ma 10 come as we'll s.
In time past, no VIII. IA sn,sfrr',tae part
let. will receive ma supper! w'i.h IS l6r
.s;e rrwaa OF energy a, 4 p sssv. ssnes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06
WpxAr,--lLe wl,csi trade sesu,s 10

hare i.sre flesh isrsMs II We may j"'ss
l.om TIE u,absr 0r .vsms w.ish talae
h'a town yssis'asy, hs-v " isdsa Y |. ,i,,s
aIie a'i'e'so Il p ot..es. Tnr ia,e ''ewaii
,eutshry has erra'ei y considerable shf
amsns itosc no have tee,, h.i,i,nv o., lps
such IN e,rit t<
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06
STATE DEMOCRAT.
THE STATE DEMOcRAT.

A. an Advertising pap.f IN. State Democrat j. uaf
sersaiis regArdsi ~ IN. established medium u bui
ess communication bet the buyer aud .eilcrj IT,
trgeiy Increasing circulation t..th at homr
,beead. onsr. favorable oIp,ttnu,iy ~ jniriou
iss i.ili,iin of mercantile inl,ls. nc II l. also
t'y"r ,i,ty nrna hence n, tan Dealers. a. wi
- M re exleu N trsdes-pr pie. Grclanics and Ci-
tens " ~ Lui is columns -.,tnfia prosperous
business WOMB 10 rus " tsF -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06

~ Tie CiaoinnA.i Assusssr says
tho EN,Mers' cid NeshsGsss' TANK "
.naihshUl;s has sh.,td,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06

~ Co.p.-At sanny ks.ehsp, on
the Pend Wit, the mcyeasy aaI kod
Sc below sptp.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06
FOR SALE.

A. THE uoTEL at MALcvrr. i. miles wet OF
tS::s Paw ny ~, Tn fr-t stAtkn "a thr VI.
fanG Railroad. The house T. ~sll britt an -itn-
natural .iev,itn ~ tn LrAl TO- ,n,i
,ng .~t,n,ivt u the surrounding c,,niiv
Tn vi hty T. favor tie sort tor p rtsm ,uting
tn hunting season. Alatg aud commissions ~ able
Is attseh,-i Ia thu pr, niis,s Trn>y - Inv. sni
long credit for pvt ~ the purrha-" nancy vii he
gwen Pas-sshu given hmm dlat ~ App, To
.lv2auf COOK 4 SAk,.kNr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06

Eps. DEaocaAr;-Plesse announce
that the Comiail'ee "n Constitution Tor he
Board Of Trade will report |. afrw day..
Yours. ] n. DAlasli.
Chm, al Com
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06

ANASUfACTOREDby M hrsg" Gag Man"'s'i"
M ~ Randolph street. corner "ftiaik. chicago.
klEuN HlIcKwnEAT, CotS NE A., HiM, PAH-
MFRS OSNAEtk,. AND SEA NLESS,
GRAIN SACKS.
Furnished np'n the ahnrt"-t mt'i"', nal ~ we
,wr-t market Prices The i-t,gst lpr branding are
aew original, AMI not 10 be ~ passed u ihs '"nn-
ri. W. AH' mn
ivatf tf6 d arbo N street, nhicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06

kpIhc article ia our parer u
Yesterday morning, practice versus
Theory" should have been credited to
the Pennsylvsmiaa. The omission 70
credit WAS AN 0, oversight OF the proof
reader.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06
Selling Rates Of Exehangr.
b. Chw 10. uSrOsoseP, Ne vvOsS 4 90.
Exehauge On Germany.

Exchange On Germany.
n ME undersigned ere nov prepare 70 draw dire
90 The following cities, 10 sams To cult Iavchs'"rs
0er,in IN PruSssa,
Cologne In
Le,psig In Saxo0y.
Cassel,
Rremen,
Hamburg,
Pswnkfnst, o. ~,
and sol,clt the custom OF I'll those having husr-se
~ 610lS. Iao, NARROW o.. bAsvs~s.
r,rrnY RIA WI 4 d, ~ ara usvasA ous sals ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06
AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT.
Daily, Fri weekly and weekly

NEW loHk-S NJ. P.ttlugIilA c..
" -ti-tlrt own q 60
tuit 500 -SrrtVtb y Gallagher
~ : Sprmrf
st ottS-J I Post
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MlII.IgI.sl PRICES.
Dress Silks.

A IL In want OF a New Dress for the appt scti "
"a Holidays, should 10 o. no time ia II mining III
ssutiful assortment OF Slies, Will ntr one ed al
, .ducrA u,ie,. At wADSWOR1H'S n 2ist
d.a2a opp site IeCsire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06

lOO. OOO Osuabarg sacks, , ~ ahl b" lie
at l,v prices. Al-o.
rs OOO ee PAINLESS na.- Of all sih''-, al the
CHICAGO Rag MANDATORY,
,,.7ilm ZIG South D. n torn street thicsg..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-06
Or. W. D. blkIN
OF NEW YORK,
OCCULIST AND AUkIST,

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