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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1857-03-18

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auf cine Iebr metitcrbnfte Q5eiir total
ais irrtg BARTLETT uno Yrrnicbtet. SrQ
benz Siipeu nun jcne SrlaVcnsNcprr@
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len mir int 9tprben eGeufall5 zinc 8cpres
Ientation fir uuisr 8teb boben? Oieie
Srugrn tprrbeu 5uftinftIi4 unierm GCnz
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gang natiirli9 wem Srlnpcn feline Ntenz
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ncn Iie r5 aub nibt III Der Gtntbeilnn9
fir 9tepreIrntantcn ieilt.
Inns bat es br6 pirflt1 I9pn pft BcS
punbert, tpa5 bic 6rrrcn 2tpam5, 9Ia9
unb Q4ebiter Dpn bicicr perIcbtli9rn
Gntl4eipung pcnfen witroen, tpenn iic
nod am 2eben wiren ?-unb iebcr quite
Sitr8er mub piinf1en Dap fe np4 III
unirrer @title ietelt-ppcr pab mir an
bcrc MGmer Dpn beren GinfluBe b6tEen,
um bieIe nun burb unIrre Ge9ncr ip
ipeit gebTncte SrIaYrnfragc ptebcr auf
cine pbrr bic anbere 2(rt, pbnc cine Srel,s
mn8 Der llnipn, beieiti8en 3u 6rlfrn.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

1t Is heaven upon earth to have
man mind move in charity. rest in
providence, and turn upon the poles of
truth.
You may CLEAN knowledge BY reading
but you must separate the chat from the
wheat By thinking.
Schiller used to say, that be found the
great happiness Of li.o. after al. to con
s'st IN the dscharge o. some mechanical
duty.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

\ NARR9w AND STARTLIN0 ESCAPE.
Memories Of N. Maurice, the celebra-
ted veteran Partisan journalist, We find
(says Mrs. Stephens,) an account OF
thrilling narrow and fearful escape:
Dariag the French Revolution man
had been condemned to death. On the
day Of execution there were twelve In
the cart. In such eases whether it was
out Of refinement or cruelty, from indif-
ference. or 10 render the hecatomb more
easy anil prominent the miserable men
were placed under the scaffold, 80 that
the blood of the victims fell upon them.
Eleven have been executed, when the
assistants, obiivious of the number, began
to take the machinery to pieces, the
crowd looking on whilst the twelfth re-
maided bel,w, without power to speak or
move, indeed, half dead with horror
Among these present, however, one man
noticed him. He was Lu.chcr. Creep
ing up to the cart beneath the scatfold,
he took nightcap out Of one pocket and
knife out OF the other, then putting the
one on the prisoners head with the latter
he severed the cords thatbound his hands
behind his bank, and taking him by the
arm, walked away with him, as If it was
so,nc one faint with the tcrrors Of the
spectacle. Nobody took notice Of them
Dragging the victim along rather thar
leading him for the poor man had lost al
most all consciousness. he at length got
him into coffee house, when he wa,
soon brought to himself. 1t would onl,
be at the grave that the executor woulc
find out Their. was one intended victim tot
few.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

A beFy OF the principal fashionable =
dies in Cincinnati appeared on promenade
few days since without hoops, aud with
robes descending elsssically straight.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
Dcspise not thv mother when she i

Dcspise not thy mother when she is
old. Age may wear and waste a mothers
beauty, strength, limbs, senses, and es-
tate; but her relation as mother is as the
sua when it goes forth in his might, for
it is always in the meridian, and know
eth no evening. The person may be
sray-hcadod; but her mo.herly relation is
ever in its flourish. 1t may be autumn,
winter with woman, but with the
mother, as mother, it is always spring
Alas, how little do we appreciate a
mothers tenderness while living. How
heedlcss are We in youth Of all her anxi-
cites aad kindness! But when she is dead
aud gone-whcn the cares and GOODNESS
Of the world come whitening to our heart
when We experience how hard it is to
lind true sympathy-how few love US for
ourse.ves-how few will befriend US in
misfortune, then it is that we think of
the mother We have lost.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
FLOUR, FLOUR

A rhsr RATE article Of Family F.our can
: :, always b. had at the Upton IlrY MrLIs
AZ % cents pr hundred less than i, car i.
%, nv elsewhere. All order. left At The Mil
s WIN Or promptly disposed 81, aud The 1our IA.
nvt.'a ~ any tart Of Upton We have also !,
asna Eaeksheat -four, Corn Mszis ana Il i "a, -
!" leo, We also do custom w,1k: Wheat
s,oaaa 70, every eighth bashel aad Corn Ia Il,
''"' IT tnshel. Il n. stout &SHEAERR.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
L { RIFY, p Z RIF Y!
THE GREAT
Fall and summer Medicines.

me GREAT
Fall and summer Medicines,
HuRLET'S eARSAPAkiLLA.
0F all the remedies that have been discover.
" ed during the present age for thu thou.
sand ills that flesh she.r to- non. equal N, !
wonderful preparation. Only three years have
elapsed since the discoveier (who speut de-
cae in s'udying, esperimentaIlzng aud perfect
ing it) first introduced it TO the public, and i
physicians in ali parts Of the country 10 be The
mos, surprising and effective remedy for GER
tam diseases which they have knowledge
Al, OF es comnonnds or sviups Of the root
have hitherto failed 10 command tn. sancti n
OF the facuts bee use, on being tested, they
have been 70 I'D to contain noxlous ingredients.
which haturalize the good effects II the Sar,a.
pari =. al d oftentImes ,niure the b tn Of h.
patteht II Is not SO with Hurley's Piepara.
ton his is the pure genuine extract Of
The root and vii on f,iai. be found 10 effect a
certain and pede cure Of the following com.
plants and diseases;
Affections OF the Bones, ilabitual costiyeness,
Debility, Indigestion
Diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver complaints.
Dyspepsia Erysipelas, Piles,
Female irregularities, Pulmonary Diseases,
Fistula, scrofula
Syphilis, And all skin diseases
BESIDES curing the ahone, it Is also known 10
be great and powerful tonic, purifying the
bleod and invi1oraiing the system.
In snort IL Is with ut exception. In the cases
mentioned and It's general effect on the system.
the most efheacions, as IL is the most aesirapI,,
remedy OF the age. II Is already xiensistly
used throughout the country aud is fast obtain
ing an european reputation. The instances of
cures II has effected are daily comm 10 ihepro
pfietors knoHltdge and he has no hesitation in
recommending II to one and all who desire Ia
proc IRE relief from suffering One bottle being
tried ~ effects will he too apparent to admit Of
TURNER doubt, l6-Rccoiect Hurly's sarsapa.
RIA - the only genuine article in the market
Er"Price III per bottle, or six bottles for IS.
For sale at the mandatory. corner Seventh
and Green streets, Louisville Ky; bacon. HYDE
Co, St Louis, Mo-; Barclay Brothers. Chica
20, III; ID. Park, Cincinnati, o.; Wilkinson 4
Marshal keokHk, Iowa; sold in Upton by
Ivy T. Gill BERT
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

An unlovng woman il an impnssi.
billy, unles we can Imagine a pillar Of ice
10 stand out against a July sun. But all
wo1a Move, andthatpassionatciy. Those
who profess they d. not, are oaly seeking
. hide a bitter disappointment behind
tae transparent mask If alfectation.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
A. CREAM
A. CREAM arn Z, ....
GREEN & STONE,
Bankers Il Dealers in Exchange,

MrscATiNE, IOWA
EACHANGE for sale, in sums to suit. uper
- 81, L"nls. Cincinnati, Chicago and New
Yo,k We so furnish Drafts on L,yerron
Dublin Hamburg, Frankfort, Paris and Am
sterdam. AN
-REFERENcEs.-
AT erican Exchange Bank. New York, Geo
smith y Co, Chicago; Lucas and Simoa,.s. i,
,.omsi 'nnlfry, Drake & Co. Cincin natl: s
zones Z Co., Pittsburgh; N. Corwith 1 Co..
lJy.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

T NJ. IsErT. ". c. BREWSTER
FORhIG.S r. DoMES TIC EXCH INC Z
Cffice Of Isett g. Brewster.
Exchange on England Ireland, Scotland,
Germany and all principle cities ~ the United
States bought and sold
oliec,ions mace and remittances at current
rates Of exchange.
Land Warrants bought, sold and located.
Money loaned on Bond and Mortgages on
long or short time.
Interest paid on deposits as follows, TO wit:
10 per cert for one year
8 do do 40 months and over
do do do 2 months and over.
Our present rates for exchange are as fol-
lows.
EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.
New York selling, 3-l prem.
. buying, IL
st. Louis, selling,
~ buying, IL
Currency DTS. 81. Louis. selling. l-2 IS
- Chicago, IL
Gold. Buying at l.2 prem; selling, at
prem.
For parties living, out OF susoatine, who
keep their deposits With as. we will forward
exchanges $ they may order to any point, al
current 'ates. nl2f.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

THE SKY ROCKET BRASp---A man
Travelling entered tavern, and seeing no
one present but the landlord and negro
seated himself and entered into CONVEX
sation with the negro. Shortly he asked
Sambo if he was dry Salnbo said he was
Stranger told him to 60 to the bar and
take something at his expense. Negro
did 60, and shortly left. Landlord says
to the stranger: "are yon acquainted
with that niger" mo never saw him
before; bu:why do you ask?" III supposed
30 FROM your couversing with him and
asking him to drink" "Oh," said the
stranger. Il was only experimenting
The fact is was dry myself and | thot
tina. if your liquor didn't XIII the ne
gro in fifteen minutes, | would venture
to take drink myself. Landlords Gu
riosity was fully satisfied.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

What fools men are to worry because
they ere not 80 well off las that fellow
across the street" The richest man in
town will be forgotten in fifty wears from
now, as the mason who built the Rocky
Mountains. In 1913, we attended the
funeral Of q millionaire We visited his
grave recently, sud what do You suppose
wesaw, four bobtailed pigs roofing the sod
from his grave. And this was the end
OF all his cuainonce---a neglected grave.
with four stubtaiied PIGS, roofing up the
soil, $50 passes the glory of the world.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
SnblslpQ flRlsll lblrlAll Z:
O y A r 7 & r 81

CORNER or ROCK ISLAND g. FRONT SITS,
NOURsE & VlELE. Propr's.
IIayE for sale, FARMING TOOLS of all kinds.
such as
PLOws, CuLTIVATORs. WHEAT AND CORN
Drills Seed Sewers.
HAND CORN PLANTERS 4 CORN SHELTERS,
Single and Double.
HAY, STRAW 4 DUNG FORKS, HOES, HAND
and Horse Rakes etc.
THE STAR CORN AND COB MILL
The Best Patented.
pEAsE'S EXCELSIOR FARM MILL--for Grind.
ing Wheat Cora etc. into Flaur--w arrantea
to do As good work As any Mill patented, and
AT less cost
THREsHISG MACHINEs-Pitt's Patent Eigh,
Horse Power.
PEAsE'~ l 81 HORSE RAILROAD ESDL Ess
Chain Power.
FARM BOILERS. PORTABLE SAW MILLS. &c.
CLOVER TIMOTHY, Blue GRASS RED TOP.
Orchard Grass. Miet, &c.
GARDEN 4 FIELD SEEDS, imported and from
the East.
N0uRsE d vIEiE are the exclusive agents for
Scott and Cedar Counties, for
MAsSY's CELEBRATED CoxafsEp REAPER AND
NowER.-farmers desiring the above should
send their orders early many having be. n dis
appointed last year in obtain ng them IL con
sequence Of being too late with their orders.
WHEEL BARROWS& ROAD sCRAPERS ALWAYS
on hand. hancles for forks, hoes, axes spaies
etc. Usage Orange Seed by the pound or
bushel. IA 3m. DAVENPORT, Iowa
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09
Town ProrerfY ard

f A r II FOR s. A L e.
7 Offer for sale all my Towa property, together,
l or in lots to suit purchasers And also farm
three miles East OF Upton on Sugar Creek, well
,nbered and veil watered, one Of the best Stock
ARMS in iowa, over one huadred acres broke and
fenced, dwelling House and good well OF wa
ter, containing 49, acres. E~ E@g
For terms Of sale call on the undersigned in
Upton. litf JOHN II. STARR.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

The result Of the rc-assessmcnt of the
lands Of the commonwealth of Virginia
has been aseertained, and is given BIZ the
Richmond Examiner The assessment
Of 1850 made the aggregate vaIue of the
real estat2 ofVirsinia 3214 ,G80,226. The
assessment Of 1886 making this value
1878, 42f.O95, and shows an increase Of
s9s, 800. The Dispatch says the
real value Of the lands Of the State IL nearer
s45e, 0o0, 900 than 1915 600, 600.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

Men before they die see and coinpre
bend enigmas hidden from them before.
The greatest poet, and one of the nablsst
thinkers Of the last age, said on his death
bei:-"Many things obscure to me be-
fore, now clear up and become visible"
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1857-05-09

1t is with life as it is with coffee.
he who goald drink it pure must not drain
j. t. the dregs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
Prairie Lands for Sale.

TIN1JIc ENuub IOT S0Ics
VJNHE subscriber has tn. usand acres Of psirns
l. prairie lands in Jaspr, story, Msrskali and
Franklin Counties, whch he will sell fer caAh ex
h"ngr for other property upon the most favorable
errns- also for sale fire bu:iding I0tson Brady
and Forry streets In North Davenport.
ian u ffs OLIVER O. L6l0AN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

TUE nm o. Ssrnd ~ " nos' o., ~ Dabnau
u snss ass "s...tvs ~ mutual consent. Hsisht
eoArso - k,u, n Dsv' mort hssMg !. IA m. n in
tssssstoS W'most, md hc b..in ss wfI q. ION
oDseA I'M sev - aen.s Of - sndsrr, wrmost / Co.
SAUNDERS wxno4r 3 CO.
0aAl1A;v 0A10h1s oRA89 . DDIRBIT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

For Sale (he0sD.
on ACRES Of sne Prairie Iass I mile scuta q
oO Fulton Depot, with dwelling houss therton' :
This property can he bought upon the REASONABLE
terns. Enquire Of u. =. HuBBRLI,
frlsy6dtfl Land AGep
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
y. q. 3 AlONEA,S
Foundry .ad Machise Works.

lNHE Proprfetor is now prsparsd 10 -x-eu Ut. evss
i variety Of machinery 1t short nosice.
Superior Steam Engines from g. Ieo horse p~,n er;
Ensines, Lathe, Plsners Gtt Mills, all se in,
iions Il nil work. AS" soir axeot NJ the Wet Tor
the manuiscturs of McCcrd's Anu Friction Uos-s
Power; sup.rior Waeh,n-s for the purp,sc intended
lie would invite the sttn,i.a OF parties rsAiriag
Shsfting u his Adjustable Hanger and 3.f.(,line
Boxes, suse rior TO anything IN n.e
Particular attention viii b- pst 10 repairing s,s
chrrr, and prom pi attention given TO ali orders.
profosrt eUeut my worS IN the best m inner. and
ASK parties requiring or repairing 70 s.yo
m. with th",r orders Css,inss " ali kind, s,,pcif
TO or'ier. worss on Thira street oppes,,- the Ca
hoic hal yia- ground o.rcTaaviy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

JCLiGS LlT.l.sVE,
L. N ID "A q II N II.
office II ..scAissn'. Rlsck, SECOND street,
seswCen Maia and Brady.
Timber Land.
| l / fruE Davenport; prics eso pcr acre; ". b.
dviu'd - sui purchasers.
Improved Farms.
TAO acres highly Improved a, N, Smile. fr.m pav.
pDfi 2O scrts "a cultivation guo bosrL fence wi,
''ARg snSr. mouse, stsbs-. etc
Ab'sutifui f.rm ~ mile, from pavenpsrt-ICo
acres-eJ acre, IA cultivation, part tinnbtr new
b"us' stable, etc
miles from Davenport; ~ acre.; 20 acres I'm
pcov ti2o Ser-s timber0runnins water, house. sta-
bic, etc
3lt acres, miles from Dxvenport-'r acres
O. nc., i@o in high state Of caitivaton, las
acres tnb-. iarre orchard 'vo good ". rs OF wassr,
large house with room> Tables outbuildingss etc.
smnes FROM nsvenpor,-4o .aers- in cultivation
good house, stable. etc.
81 mics ON Davenport--i9c acr--, all in fence.
50 IN cultivation, ~ acres timber 20 Aores " Al
.rhousc Stsble -tc.
; mli-s from Dsvcnpvrt-so acre.: 20 rcrrs IT, cui-
tivainn, ysri 'ir'bsr. large i-w house, g'ad barn
etc. c:c.
~ mites from psvenpcrt--so Acre>; :" acres In
cultivation good hous.. s',hie, -'c.
II miles frnm Dsveniort-sO acres, 90 acres In
cultivation. EOod bous. stable, etc.
II Tuic, froiu Das, ,re0 acres; SO Acres 10 cu'
iivatiou II acres splendid timber, balance prairie
isrge orc'srd. running water house. large stable.
smots houss. etc.
IS mr5 from pavcnpDrt; 81 scrcs-ar IN cu'tiva
zion; hons" stablc; etc
a mites from Davenport 81 -s-sil in a'no- ard
cultivation
2ho acres / fsucr and cultiva.on 81 Ste pubuqu-
r"t'i. nile ,rri rayenroft.
~ prairi" snt. miles from Davenport hesu-
tfl view over Ro~k Island. Miss'ss'nri and Dave,-
port.
.d-i rich ptairie Land BY VI sic,t, -on- -
u euiivatnt. Ara lsrpr srncu'i ~ urirrrrved
lsna IN srlt T3unty
number NJ nous-- H. md vacr't lots, u
IL sitna'-i l., difrr.n. part - p.vvnnari Fr sale
ur tavorsbia term
~ he,nfiirl lot, ~ North Dsv-nport-t.rr,- lbsr-
av. Apply To
,yl. JULIUS rYTASCs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

~. PRINCE. n. n.--ro ~ consulted Al hi. Dis'~,,-
ssry, % Rrad,, ktvrsr Fourth and Fi'th -'-s-i.
daily. fFcn 10 o'clock A. ". tiiilP Resiteno
wovsA A-easi corner Rrssv and Yis,.snth streets
ssGeo-dAvem
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
FOUNDRIES.

UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORk
FOUNDRY
UNlONVlLLE,
CHICAGO, ll.k.
NAp8. aolla. osacksts. Tssssas. s.oaass $40 81
~ the latest patterns made to order.
Information ~ 70 prices, etc, may be oAtainsa u
ehe once ci Srons, B0ossa ana BoYNer.s, Davsn
ports block No 8, Davenport, Iowa.
STONE, BOOMER I BOLTON,
mArchlSdU eropvsetnvs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
q. CIsRHsTIAN RAlH
ARCHITECT,

CIVIL AND MINING ENGINEER.
o@ce--F Fourth streeei, s~eet ooo' west -
Market HOuee, Davenport. Iowa.
VIM attend TO al bus!ness in architecture and
w dYswine. He hes large ccllection Of drawing
u ~ nsse neAoe and hahiansbe ayles for er shed
public buldines or private Residences. which he be-
tevss are earulssed tc satsfy the vann and tsstse
Of he isAies and ecnslemen ri the Twin ctses, vhc
veAss su1sy practical neas and comfortable home
References:
oaAsoristsx ehr,ssisnssn archtec,s Of the Crystal
hase, Nev vork.
Smith, ssehctecs naltsmsve.
1ehn Wood, -, Philsde,phia.
4snU barusn, IA, CAicAGr.
Ssrses hsapes, eeaa operator, 1hsnviue, p.
(1osise hseAs ,ies. h..a.M lDs y,
WoodsWptA. usrsi1sfN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

Cane = ~ farm - the suhsersbes shsas - -
of November lsrge red Ox. when b. eane y tAis
piace be vss suite la0s as1 vsry psor ne swnss
b hereby nott0ed ehot Ull D disosseA of n ~
Weeks n nst called for.
Rase naaa - Isys csty rseA ssas nsvsapnss,
Jan. 70 1857 tJsa. Is. an JAMES AAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
Eleven most Desirable REilAiDg
Lots,

T1NFR south fractional hal: OF bicrt Is [seventy
tycl c.rnsr u ~ Clair ard Front Streets, sub
divided Into clever lots ru,tsbe for cnminoAions
stores, and Commis -ion Houses Is offered TO least
or the above named term Convenient stesnihs
sndire with prosiraify 70 the RaiiYcsh depo, nsA.
peculiarly desirable for tnsir,esy parpos-s In
urcof Vim HIIrFFTR ess: Es>tt,sr, a.
sDAyISON RtrTg Davenport ft-l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
Il! Acres Pine Timber Land for sal.

TIME subscriber viii sell q valuable tract of heavy
! Timber Lard 1870 acres In Wtscon>in in, sit usted
near ST. CroiS PAIL Waolf Eiv"r. and running
back on q small LAX. bning the serii,h lin
The Hudson LAX" Superior R-iiFoai will pass along
siie Of IT, MT tHrorgh Il II ore ~ the most s
II III Ia .tion '" thu West: village is spr
Up in the 'umeiiat" vicinity, and tn" land Will do
wrll 10 lay ont in village let, 4 Saw Niii Is being
er ct"d on this bsutifui stream within rev rcds Of
tNis land the atuvt land II very cheap at 900 W
acre Also in1 acre- Pine Timber Land OF thr nrsi
quality. On The banks OF the Chipp-way, where ~"
ogs can ba easily foatd down into the Miss.ssipri,
10 market. The above pr Ner'y il. be sold ~ bar
gain; said aad a. FREE and lear from all incurnhr-
ance. r ris Easv. Por further paticulsrk enquire
- the subscriber, No. s IeC,airc Row
tecl9dtf L. I. HOLCOMB
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19
LUM BER! LUMBER 4!
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER,

sysHH subse rber hsps constantly On hand oil ssal.
l niss aud th,ckns-sss Of Dry Chnagc Lnsnter q
ois ssyh on the corner Of AOrk Irls nd ond N sta
yintly RN WWouy ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

| BOOKS.
BOOkS AND sSIATlONERY.
Wholcsalean Retail.
.esssssLev SeCess IL (lutre lRoaU.
DAvkAPvkI. IOWA
our stock consists os
BOOKS, STATioAEkT.
GOLD PINS fAPk1,
VISITING CAnDS PRINTING PApRn
n Gvad and Saver lsoth 91rks, flu. sus Y.nsy
knveiop- and Nute Paper 10 r,sleh
J,aaapaf.ut Curtaini, E.-y..
ef, COIds s1a Tsrs.is
fv -ie4 with Mi a,tess ssuaIy L. u, IN 6.atsar..
"aiea TIE. 8il s.ii D.
CHEAP AS yHE CHEAPEST
at either
WHOLESALE on RETAIL
Cash paid .or clean Cotton and Linen Ksg.
JanxSdawt GEO W kiie I CT.
Dt-Hu Paper.
An nov receiving from the manufacturers. oy,
L is.0oo tolls 81 Wall Pspsr and Borders. ~hih
VIII --'i S' s'sAii si.kcF At whoIssr or rctan.
(hayS.tD Rock Island.
Sf0ftOMeyu.
rYNAE nn-st stock of Stationery ever offered In this
i market, isno~ ariivinsat
S.H wAhREN's.
(aa. SiiD kD,k Island.
RLANk BooAs " every description can b
~ had ~ wtRREN'S,
tnssoltD Rock Island.
Qnn ROLLS u Curtain Pai~r Tor -sle cheap b.
OOU y. II. wARkEN,
l.asSiiO Rock Island.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-19

DesM zines River LAND for sale
L.1.vIl IDEP.fRI.NE.trT
Do.Mo,nss Rfrer Nori0aticn aud r 20.
OrrUhwA lows. Aprii II. 1855
'sNHr prteysign q hereby gives notice, that this
uafc" 10 open ~ The SALE of the" Va! liable
~ Thcy VIII he s,d on long credit. AID III lots 10
m means ard wishes ~ par hss.rs
Aryfnr'hcr information desired n rss'fn 10 thn.f
s,w'ii be furnished on aproaior >, this d;cs
rsr etaervis- sBo II. PERKINS,
tmsyibit1 Lana Commisslorrr
LANp-Dns AarAE:.
Ors MoisEs NAvroArIoS Co (
nSihc sixteenth d., OF Jane rrst, the ONO. BE-
~ The -sN- - ~" lsuds - this Company will for
removed from this pncc t. frri nes Nome.
Th-=s binds viil b. r.ii 'Sis ot,dits and II
iots 1, init the IN. An. AUD .iah~. OF ~ rcLss~rs
GEO n psKKISS
Land C,antnission.
Gi.umwi ff .r.- dsps