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plan Of & A. sdain DEPOSITED in &c eiee
" s. lines which said depth being the full
width of said lots and S.
As Of sa}s before j. Dunlap, Notary Public The
Of the purchaser. jyl III IL Is aul
SUCCESSION DE JOHN HIGGINS.
PAR TOURNE & THOMAS, Encanteurs
d he aSn midi Cd . &c" n
pour copte de la dite succession. FArcade de Banks
5f;a $EIs EsHs stiS' De dams
pose e,ude NJ Gernoa notse lie dit lot 80 pieds
fonicar Giant il iargenr des deuS lots Is
Aste par Dunlap notare public ais
de facauereur jyl II u 70 anl
BY n vIGNIE, AUCTIoNEER.
ab he Second q cea Ke1 orleans
Jn 1851 the matter Of Ms rsiete Ka, minor wife Of
H' @1 Rss 1 vii
''H4 cEKTAiN LOT OF GROUND fronting on casscalvo
opposite Washington between Fields and
depth of 2O feet Together with all the buildings and iu
TERMS AND scSoND1r1oNs-Two thousand dollars cash,
and ts balance y and Is credit for notes secured
the rate Of cent from maturity until paid
Ac' Oh SAFE before A. '0n'0"'4u't N0's rugby jys 4nd
PAR N. yIGNIE, ENCANTEUR.
EN XEKTg dun or'lre de Iho DIOR Sc
spouse Ronx, Ne y la Arcade de Banks
des Msgasins encan LUND1 lie 10 aodt 1851 il sera
Lot DE TEnHE a cae 2
IL g Ps0 En s sss o . :. sHa
S@Sbir16SsG mile p1rsses compliant la balance
M ds ct I 5 RGGt cent ere ps n
de vente p"rdevant A BOuOnsquie n9,are PUB
T
sion of the late Mrs. George W. Mott.
BY N. vIGN1E Auctioneer
a. The kotahds he s., LOUIS Hotel By virtue q
order from the Honorable the Second District Court Of New
FIVE SHARES Of one hundred dollars each of the Union
Bank Of f. LonisiAna, paid in full
BURGRAT alias Virgil negro man, aged about SO years;
5NANGY, griH aged about 30 years; irstrate
aSSTERMs AND CoNDIT1oNs-one third cash, and the
balance credit Of six and twelve moss for bearing
SIX A fs Sss Fer Bo Soa ss's @
NOTICE-THE UNDERSIGNED INFORMS THE MER
and '9 in az h @ Fa Sss
well known all over Rhs Taiied S StSss
jy2 20 Cnsonlhonse street
CAROLINA SEED cow PEAs-lOo bags Sc
~ leced for seed, for sale by, ooo,,,
jyS Nos. Is New Levee nd II Fulton street
ITO SUGAR PLANTERS-AT A BARGAIN-Une
~ open Copper Sugar h a and Inc for Pg SMEAR
sions "A inches in diameter and =: 26 inches deep
Tubular Locomotive Boiler lO00fee fire surface per-
DUN "'''(' "' BREwsTER / { z E Ep''
myl4 35 Front and So Fulton sts New rleans
THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GSO-
Gerry STORE, No. 70 Bsronne street; E. L. BERCIER,
large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
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BELO W-COMlN g

BELOW WAITING RIDERS.
Sh Enoch Train, Rich from Trieste.
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which their Incomes be DoubieI-The undersigned
has invented obtained from rhe United
the combination of machinery for
continuous process
Gin through the preparation ard spinning machinery until
ready for shipment weaving: The saving Of COTTON
VAST will least Ten Per Cent: Glade in
the Of machinery the halt
handling all, those and dsentang'e
destructive in their operations the fibre,
dpensahle those OF ginning and spinning separa
fac,ures YARNS made ulbrok-l fibre and Nance
will be fifty cent will commsnd prices
and they will distance all competition any narket
The undersigned is prepared dispose privileges
his patent and Planters will be informed terms with
pee Instructions how TO it, how obtain the
chner and all other particulars application
dressed here, consultation me III my ropiss
corner Front and Dauphin streets, up stairs.
tt3 lySW q HENRY Mobile
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- tADfES-Founded in 1888 by Madame Leiris and
quoted since lS40 by Madame esbrayanx Burgundy be-
tween Cusonlhouse and Bienvle Streets New Orleans
The Summer Session of this establishment Pass ChTissT
begins the LIST June The buildings large eneaEf
accommodate FIFTY boarders and indefinite number m
Day Scholars. Attached the premises hsth hoss
and good wharf. The instE0 provides thorough and sC
st"ntal instruction in and department Of eRcau
and offers facilities the French k
Singing and Soese taught by Mr. Provost the vel
known leader Of the Orchestra of the New Orleans Opera Mr.
Provost will reside at the Pass during the aud win tna
time his lessons Singing aud sotege in tas establishment He
will also give private lessons in families
Examinations music take place every month during winter
in the city and every fortnight during the the Pass
The city open the whole
LAY scholars.
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ETAT DE I,orTsTANE

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA.
DEUIIENE CoUR DE DISTRICT I b. d. COUTOULA vs. SES
de la Nouvele- Orleans. CREANCIERS-No 12laa
I ccssfOn des biens de IInsOIvabIe nyan&
IL scceptee creae3eyz
est ordonne quune asembee des dts creanees
bureau de Philippe Lacoste notaire public MARDI % ne7
ls5 10 heures A. NJ, Pefe de deberer
dit insovabe ct QUEEN attendant poursues
some ct ses mems soent suspendues.
Par ordre de Ia cour. lz
I'D P. s. Witt, GreHss
Bureau dn Grefier, IA Juliet. 1897
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THE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
l. Gerry STORE, No. Is Baronne street; f. L. BERCIER
Agent.
A6- large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS.
~ Of the best brands in quarts and pints
Liquors; Superfne CORDALS, and variety of Fancy
ces of the best qualities always hand low prices
to freed of
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DEgHIExE CoTR De DISTRICT SUCCESSION DE GEoRGE
de Ia Nouse!ie Orleans. HAYf0N-So- lI,T65
Wis est par lie present donne aux cream
IA ciers de Ia susde succession
que celia peu eoncerner davoir dedure dix ons
de la presente les isons pour lesuues eope
presene administrative de la e succession 1erasa
point approuve homooue entire SEES mains rep
It's commandments au dit compile
Par ordre de la Cour:
iYll l6 Is
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BY n. VIGNIE, AUCTIONEER.
DY VIRTUE of an order from the Honor

DY VIRTUE of order from the Honor
d able the Second District Court of New Orleans dated 18th
uly 1851 in the Of Mrs Fece Klar minor wife Of
A. P. Roux No. l2l4-a public auction Banks Arcade
Magazine street MONDAY 10Th of August 1851 will be
sold, at IL O'Clock NJ
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND fronting Casacalvo
opposite Washington Square between Eysian Fields and
Frencmen assuring S. feet front Casacalvo
by depth of I'D feet Together with all the buildings and u
Drovements thereon.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS-Two thousand dollars cash.
and the balance g. II and Is months credit for secured
by mortgage said property and Bearing eventual interest
the Of per per from maturity until paid
Said be dated the 23d of June, 1857.
Act of sale before A. Boudousquie, Notary Public.
jy9 4tin30d
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SECOND DIs1nlcr CouRr? sUGCEssIoN OF GEORGE
NOTICE Is hereby given to the creditors
~ OF this Estate, and all other Interested
oshow within days from the present notification any
they have why the the a6
nstratrix of this should homooyated spJ
proved the funds distributed in accordance herewith
By order of the Court
jyll 10 10 P. S, WILT CLARK
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YACHT CROCODILE FOR SALE

TWIN NTh Al substantially built well known pleasure
Schooner IL offered for sale by the undersigned.
IA cOppered and copper fastened
bes under deck for eight and has been recently
thoroughly Overauled. She is furnished complete
ready for immediate without further expense She
ut the Lake end Of the New Canal
GORDON i FOSTER,
i.IE g anulu p .DlrAuS rnat
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Rke VIRGINIA NEGROES FOR SALE
~ The subscriber mas just arrived with likely lot of NE.
n GRoES, consisting of Men and Women--Fed Hands,
Mechanics, Cooks, Washers and roners House Ser
wants which he will sell reasonable cash good
city accepances Will continue receive lots of Negroes
ring the
s- Hegans Old Stand corner Espanade and
o2l JOHN b. SMITH
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o EXCUSE FOR LEAKY ROOFS

FRDM VIM BROWN,
To hereby testify that have used
Fire and Water Proof Composition Roofing for the
years. both private and public buildings. The H.
teuaona Hotel Niagara Falls having $50 feet frontage,
and Engine House Machine Shops Of the New
York Central Railroad, Mt Buffalo with the roofing.
difficulty with it, and have heard complaints,
hesitate that in opinion formed from
actual experience extensive thar il is the
,eral for its cleRpneSs durability and
susceptibility -ein readily made perfectly tight
great power to resist fire.
Baltimore, February IA, 1851 VIM. BROWN.
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Date of Departure OF European, California
and Havana Malls, for July, 1857.

All letters France Holland and Belgium must be prepaid
Il cents by the American steamers to Liverpool and Southamp
toni 20 by the direct to Hayre and by
British Letters Switzerland and Italy should
under the rule to reach earlier their destination with three
cents inland postage from this Office to New York.
closed mail consisting Of letters and newspapers for States
and cities of the German n Postal Union and Denmark
Norway Sweden, Poland Russia Greece onan Islands, etc.,
Is sent from the Pontotice in New York semi weekly.
West India Islands will be sent by this steamer.
R8- Notice The bark John Parker, Capt.
Roberts, Boston. discarging Post 49, First Dis
Cos2nees their goods the
Levec hereby notified that all goods for will be
stored Mt their risk and expense.
jy2l JONES, MACk1NDER CO., 81 Gravier St
p1- The schooner Fleet Wing, from New
York is dschArgn Post &C. Second District
Consguees attend the Of their goods
the eYe otherwise they will be stored at their and
risk
iyao GEo.sw. HYNsoN CO.. 81 Camp street.
zi~Conslgnees of the following goods to or
der schooner Fleet Wing from New York viz . Il
Co bags ginger, in diamond 50 bbs in diamond
80 bbs requested to make themselves known to the
dchargng clerk the leyee otherwise they will be stored
at their and risk.
jy20 GEO. W. HYNsON Il Co, 81 Camp street.
A,{k HEADQUARTERS FIRST COMPANY
ADMINISTRATIONS BATTALION OF ARTIlLERl-
YevAYyv Arsenal, Grod street. -
ekISq The First Company Washington Battalion Of Art
lery attend regular Monthly Meetings the first MON
DAY of each month. and Regular Drills on THURSDAY Of
every week at : O'Clock. until further notice.
BY order Of
]. B. WALTON, Captain.
WILLIAM II. SLACK. 0. S. Env2s u
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who have med these Roofs and consequently
qualified speak ineligenty the subject bear the
testimony They have been thoroughly tested the
!sges Warehouses. and their decided superiority
Roofing materials used for Flat Roofs has been fully
established
THuS. RICHARDSON & CO the only persons author
lied put Roofs OF this description in this State.
ROrer box lU4 Mechanics Exchange 10 St. Charles ST.,
New Orleans
RaTar Mass A 6
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NDERSON u. DIETER, COMMISSION MRR-
"A CHANT. AND AGENT FOR JEFFERY'S DOUBLE
ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE PUMP WITH INDIA
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sEeosp DrsrgIcr GoUKrs q. D. coUrouIA VI. HIS GRE
of New Orleans. I DIT0HS-N n II, lax o
THE cessicn Of the properly 81 the ipsos-
vent having been accented by the the benefit or
his creditors u ordered that meeting Of said credIfoy
held before Philippe facese ESQ.,, Notary Public On
DAY the 2Sh day Of July at 10 O'Clock A. NJ FOR The
Of debeTatng the affairs Of and Il N
in the meantime all proceedings against an
be stayed. f''"
By order of the Court,
P. s. WILT Clerk
Clerks Office, July 18th, 1857. iyIsMM
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PREMIER CouR JUSTICE A. THOMPSON ct Gle vs. JAS.
Paroisse dOreanS. SFLANAGAN ct CIE-No. lis.
TN VERTU dun writ de plurius ticri IA
- cins contre D. Montgomery moi ndresse Honorable
D. F. Mitchell Premier Justice du PaS pour Ia parosse dor
leans e proeedeni publique, MARDI lie Is Juliet
1857. midi magasn Julie No. "a
UN LOT DIES MEUBLES ct USTENSILES DE CUISINE.
SHss dams lafare ci.dessus.
lyle 20 q g WM O. OUIRK Chuuttabje
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HB- Odd Fellows' Hail, corner of Camp
and Lafayette streets. New Orleans Consisting Of the
large capable seating Sixteen Hundred Persons with
Supper Rooms and Drawing Rooms attached also the Lee
TURE ROOM capable Of seating Five Hundred Persons
be used separate or connected, may be required.
The Hall is located in the eligible Of the city the
commodous and elegantly furnished for Balls Par
ties Concerts Exhibitions and Lectures and will be rented low
by the night, month be required. Appca
zion be made HENRY G. STETSON,
No. 81 Camp street.
to THOS H SHIELDS, Secretary,
o3O Office Odd Fellows Hall
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- mencement Exercises for the academic S5GlS57,
will take place the 18th OF July inst. O'Clock +. VI.
The parents and guardians the Students patrons friends
OF the University respectfully invited to attend without
amy further notice
Glasses in English, French Mathematics Commercial Calcu
aos fennanshp and Book keeping. will continue opsr
ton during the months OF August and Sept .mber.
A Military wanted for academic TO
take chhige OF Military Tactics and perform
general dscPliiaril Apply the OF
Common streets,
iy15 I'm Prof TOUIS DIrFAT
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COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE-THE sUBsCRI.
bers have this day associated themselves together under
the frn and style of VIM H SLACK Co. for the purpose
OF conducting general Stationery Printing Blank b. ok
Manufacturing business No. IS Camp street. between the
Crescent ana Picsyune Offices. j. G. MORGAN
VIM II. SLACK,
.. p. HALVES.
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TANNERS OIL AND ROSlN OLA large assert
Leat different qualities, For sale reasonable
terms by ALFRED kEARNY,
ioIpa .,yUttr
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e TIr
The above Boiler economical in fuel up very
title clears ITSELF easily repaired and does
my more than the ordinary Boiler
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-21

FlRSI JUSTICES CoURT, JOHN T MOORE co, Capt
Parish OF Orleans : ". GWARTNEY-Ho. 1893
RX VIRTUE of writ of fieri facias to me
u directed by the Hon D. f. MITCHELL the
Peace for the Parish of Orleans will proceed sell
auction on Thu RSDAY the 23d day of Iuly 1857, my
Warehouse, No. l3 Julia street, at IL O'Clock NJ l.
UTENSILS
Seized IN the above entitled suit.
TERMS-Cash on the spot. ...
jyl1 l32G23 WM. C. QUIRk Constable.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13
Bl:ankS! Blanks /!
TRUST and WAkRA\TEE DEEDS
FoR SALE Ar THIS OFFICE.
LOCAL ITEMS.
WANTED.-A boy, ii or
Is years old, AS ali Apprentice,
ut this office.

MovING Our.-The wooden shan
~" in Main street, formerly occupied
by Tiffany &Carmichsel is about moving
out, to make room for the new Banking
house OF Cook 4 Sargent. The change
will DO q capital ono. To rid our CITY
~ those wooden structures, which are
to- cause Of 90 much destruction OF
proprsy, and IN their place rear subs.an-
"sl etdces Of brick or stone 10 sifectioR
. chanss which will add greatly 70 the
popularity Of our CITY, - we'll ~ to chs
general safely Of property holders.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13
Job PRINTING

W. Would call IA, stteLiiou II Me- i.a.ts busi-
~ih pr,mptnes-. and ia a supetir manner. JOB
PRINTING IN oil iis vsrisiiss qualities and colors
AID solicit shsre ~ tL"r patronage. Es>ing cote
70 CONSIDER ab' 'Ap-nss In h,thg up ,ur Jobbing
Esabi'hin"n', v" arc prepared - II cute al kinds
" Plain aud Ornamental Work. sl,h - Bali Tick ris
ffosf ., ards ofe,ery description Cir,tiaIs
oil varietiss " printing la Gold sivrr Brvts~ or
.oor' sis,, Pamphlets. Iswy.r,' Briefs Cheeks,
Bills o LAing, Pr m,ssory Notes, Wa, Bulls, rIand
biLsi &c With neatness aud OH r-asolanle te,m.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13

luIs ENEYiNG.-I'he Rev. Mr.. tiles
OF Maine, lectures this evening at lie
Claire Hall. before the Young Mems
Literary Association. Let every psrson
who has . taste for good lecture be on.
to hear him. Tho subject has not been
announced, yet We arc assured that the
entertainment will be Of tho fret order.
and in every particular equal to the
greet reputation Of this distinguished
lecturer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13

IIGIT AGAIN.-So finn has the ice
on the river become that people are
crossing by hundreds. Il would be well
however. to exercise y little prudence 10
THE matter. ~ several psrsons have
lately bees "slishsly drowned" BY being
little iesasslsss 10 selecting the best
route.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13

IHAwiNa.-The sunny sky of yes
serdsy bad very slight effect upon the
snow, yet We hope such melting intlueo.
oes will continue to be exercised upon
the wintry mantle VII Oh nov co ,ers tho
orosd face Of the country round about
THE precinct.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13

Oul.postss o,(srs Z reward Of Ave
dpAAfg jbs Ne apprehension efIhp pss.
een whO ssola ne bllh u q. ". Aessis
hsta tls PosS ORss,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13

PicHING ur LoGs.-Yesicr,lay We
noticed several men engaged on the river
IN rsscuing logs which had been taken
away from their anchorage at Renwick's
Mill by .he late break up. The number
thus swept away was not large, and the
most OF them we're saved.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13

PoLITIcAK PREAcuINo.-We find
the following in the New rk Jour
nal Of Commerce.
IAN American clergylnan in Asia
Minor writes ~ follows; If any one
wishes to see what comes from a secu-
la,ized ministry or priesthood, let him
come acre, where there are Thousands
ofprieets aud church members. There
is no curse on earth like y secularized
political priesthood. No wonder that
in Eusops and the Esst the. 9 arc 80
many i"Rde!s. csnnot but tear, hon
what read. that the American mimic.
try has seea It's hsst days. Pare Chrs-
t'shity has existed ouly about three
centuries in any country. Then comes
corruption"
The Journal, eommcntin. on the
above. says;
We me- not 30 despondmg. live
mistake not, there is s!ready marked
change for the better in the matter 70
justly complained Of by our eorre-pon-
dent. Many Q good minister who Was
led away by the excitement Of the
hour, aud Ly desire to meet the wish
~ otAis people, has two think We ,nay
say )presched his lest political sermon.
liz Will know bettss aext time.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13
n. DARLINGTON 4 Co.
attorneys At Law,

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Ofae~ cor, Main Srcoad sts., oPs.
Coll-ct isn- INSIDE and promptly
~ the Cnited 4 ates -is lsaD
Mcu-v ~ l.nan Resi- Estate ov o'hsr
Money ioan.d tH 9TH " G.Uiw issl n
Lands i"cst~d thvous h.ut the Norihse eat
RffKRENCES:
=. 6ib.on. ESQ Cashier Rank - baltimore.
". Tswnseud. ESQ, - - Chester co
West Chester. Pei
Norris 4 Jons. 4 Co.. Phtiadeiphia,
Hoops 4 T.wnsend. do
y, woodward \ Co. Banhcrs, thieagn;
Darby 4 IA ksiale. bankers st Louis.
Dr Clark. Be- An. Ins Co.. 81 louis
\. T. L"ech . Co, InsLnrgh;
nav 4 NAtisck. Ctncinnat
MC<a,-x.r Lswcs 3 Rshcrnor~. Dawn
Edwin Smith. ESQ, d..
Nov 22dsW6mt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13

FoRhEs4'. BLOCK Is fast approach
'es coz plssiou. There are four large
add convenient stores. 10 . good part Of
The slsy, whore siaoss cay kiad Of mss.
shandiss cell we'll.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13

fosrroNED.--The Commercial Lee
'ure, before the students Of the CONNER.
c's' college, on account Of unavoids bic
circumstances. will bs postponed for .
'e" days. Suitable notice o. tho .,me
on which It will be delivered will be 40.
oooncsd 10 the city pspers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13

A JrsT DECISION. In the y. Y
courts few days since, Mr.. Fettridge
the proprietor Of the toilet article,
"Balm Of = thousand flowers" who
had secured a temporary Injunction
against Wells, for using the same ''Ba
In Of ten thousand flowers" similar
article, was cast and the junction dis
solved.~ The judge delivered humor-
Gus opinion, in which he facetiouslv
commented on the fashy advertiser
ents Of tnc 41ticle in question. The
principal points in the opinion NAV be
cited as follows
The plaintiff has no right or title to
the name Balm of thousand flow.
ers,. as his compound is fraud.
The plaintiff. declaration that he
mad paid $4,000 for the receipt is
false, aud by parading the same before
the world he ls defrauding the pub
lie.
The envelope around the bottle is
fraud, for, if We are to believe it, one
need neither be sick, nor die, nor
grow old, except at his own option.
The defendant is not entitled to
costs, as he is detraudirg the public
Both parties are quscAs-both com
pounds humbugs.-Grant Co. Heraid. !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13

HE CHRISTIAN RELIGioN The will
Of the late Hon. John NJ. Clayton, OF
Delaware, has been published. The
first clause of it Is as follows:
First-l leave to my friends and
relatives, as well as to all others who
may think my opinion Of any value,
this testimonial, that the religion
taught in the New Testament is the
best that has been offered for our adop
ton, both for this world, and for that
TO come, and that Jesus Christ was the
true Messiah, and will remain forever
the kedcemer and Savior Of fallen man.
Let my humble testimony stand in ia
vor of the Christian reigion--I am
deeply, thoroughly convinced Of ito
truth"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13
W'helessle Rsot and Skee Store,

THE snbserib~v having moved Is stock OF Boots
ard Shoes to No e. TAX street, req. teifn!y In
fVrms the trad" aud public, enstay thA, In sdd.:,sa
tHrestrr facilities l. nov recCi Ing iareH sadC IA
iob1 vrMer stock consi ting OF variety Of SPRING
GOODS whish he ~i,! sci, 1t ~ ltw q assre sna en
- good s'rn ~ any honse in the vest pafsIcSlsr
attention Riv. q 10 hnE order from The country.
JAWS DUNLOP,
uiArch2d9u No. O. Lake st., CHICAGO.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-13

A PEevIIAa Law Sv,r,-A young man
he's brought suit al Louis vile, sgainIt q
young lady, under most peculiar circum.
staress. II sppesrs that she resides in the
vicinity OF Louisville, aud has io,g been
considered the bells Of the circ . 10 which
she lived Her suito.s were .uuerous, ard
manv tdrrs VI marriage were refused. A
short tine since she me, with one 10 Whose
ssrnss, aud sincere dsvetioOs che yielded .
tsi ~ 10 name The day Of marriage. The
nswspspess chronicled the approaching nup.
tisls, snd the young rnan lsvmhed the mott
expensive pressnts upon bic intends,l. On
this marriage eve they ats nded ball, snd
during the dancing the lady conpi.ias6 az
slight indlsposi'ion, which hscsn,rg "As
hotter fast" she asked her sffsnced . con.
duct her home, which be did Ia the net
tender manner. Arrived st home. they bid
sd,eu, With foad anticipaiions 81 the q u
irg day which was 10 see them NV 10 aads
one" BIT, during the night the lsdv grew
worse, and ~ sunrise she was mother -
The youag man says that Re could never
have bsen deceived. had il not been Ter the
fashion Of wearing hoopsI and he brings snt
for the recovery Of the value Of lie pses>
ents.