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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-13
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batlltis Mn Owners and Machintr,r ~. ia tica-
larry Invited 10 rx milne gods and pr!ces
SPORTI.s'Ia GOODS.
Wl HAVE fr,ssty the hest assortment Of Guns,
W r.,ks srd uches. there 5 Ia the city Ala
Eazz1sde fotsJrT, egusl :, IL rot tbs best A~tcle
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Beet assortment In this city
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matters.
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IL - Gnd choppiux ares, Collins. Dawn ami
Wite'. uaEnfacrure
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Ad0CLDEa's Sand Riddles. Si.'v.s. Pastsrins,
vi Brick and Pointed Trswel!. l.. IL.
CMlTHs nsllows, Hand Hammers anil sisds's.
- Sslii BOX Vices at L. & l..
LNAMEL Kettles, watne Irons. ore Ros.trr-
IL Police LaDps, Englaear'-A Carp nter's ciers,
HINGES, Hoyk and Strap, Fiold's Loo-e ami "a.
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IArAN Ware, oil Kidd. Iron, Brsss AMI Pl.nishe'
d Candle Sticks Sheet Erass sheet Zinc, Bra.s an
nesied Ind Bright Ware, Copper Wire. l.. 4 l..
DRASS Kettles. all sizes. very rue sssurttlent En-
- amuslled He;tlef, Prcuch iIAdlee and sauc.
Pans. LkL.
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i Wheels, Well wheels, &c. L.
CHAINs, Enslish prof coil, Shit an Long Link
~ bright OK halnr, Wen Jack and TRACE Chains
Cow Ties LAL
DRUsD Is, Paint, vsr,,lsh snd MARKING Counter
ID Busters white wash, Shoe, Scrub, crumb cloth
aud Hair Brushes, Feather Dusters. L. 4 l..
CALI. AT
LIVINGSTON 1 LOCKWOOD,
Sign Ofthe .lnril,
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FISHING TACKLE.
COMPILER stnk oieverythins wanted BY Fisher
Y Usn, received this day
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IMPORTANT WORK ON THE EAST
SIR JOHN BOwRlNGS SIAM.

This Day Received.
THE KINGDOM AND PEOPLE OF SIAN
With Nsrra;iye OF the Mission g that Country IN Iso y
Sir John Bowrns + r. s. Her Maesiy Plenipotentsry IN
cbr. ,o syo With Illustrations steel and In colors
from original photographs; Fac SMILES Msps Sc $3.50.
work ef ech Importance on Oriental regions has ~.
reord for many day Ii pour food Of light over country
which tas hitherto been shronded from ooseyacn aoa on1
. .os. nJ ,s,rY;ss lrimes.
neits, Tt sa,. - ~ BANGS BROTHER Co,
fO4 sSN'' Ne Parkrow N. Y.
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A VOLU ME- FOR THE PEOPLE,
~ CHARLES SWANS POEMS,

4
With an Introduction and Portrait First American edition
Edited BY the Author.
One 32mo volume bound in blue and gold to match the
pocket editions of Tennyson, Longow, and Hood Price
IS cents
The take pleasure reprintng portion Of
Charles aims Poems by distinguished literary gen
emap which appeared the Boston Transcript Of April S
Tar PoyMs OF CHARLES SwAIS-There Is kind of table
the meadows and heds
in the world nature yielding refreshment and consolation
the heart and lending beauty to common
We Niagara and the Alps, bat
return shade of the adjacent dwell
ing wander contented amid the orchard blooms Of
cLdhoods home Thus thought, when the beautiful Ame
rcan edition Charles SWANS Poems greeted sight lie
no the passions and makes to
the fnements high scholarship exquisite sentiment but
in plain English with honest warmth and cordial plea
sure Of the Joys the incidents and experience of
sctua life such il ia this workday world beside
hearth artisan and peasant III the home Of domestic love
the the honest and chae maiden Amid the
smoke din Manchester he has for thus set 10
the life Of humanity 20 cheer the pale bondnan OF tou
and glorfy lot Who estimate the moral good
and intellectual harmony of such ministry SO geniay
did work the better sympaies of manufacturing Popa
ton that they bestowed cottage their poet effective
in the eyes of political representative that Lord
PalmerstOn gave the benign singer a pension ..
Our own columns have often reproduced estrays aud
waits friendship love and fathof fancy and i.eng-ha
our readers are fully prepared understand the special claims
Of poetry. McsIs. Whittemore Niles Hall have brought
out selection OF his poems edited by himself with great
taste welcome them graceful tribute and attrac
and in England personal friend Of numerous Americans
who have enjoyed his society al Manchester
Copies mailed Post. paid. receipt Of price.
WHlTTEMORE, NILS HALL,
and g. p PUTNAM Co, New.Yofk
For 4le by ale hN all Ok-ele
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tAe afternoon. w. j. HOPPIN Secretary
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20

car bowl, very old. Mrs. Polly Crockett,
Guns and saucsrs, 90 yrs; Mrs. w. Galii'
son, do. do. so. Mrs. W. Gallison, cream
pitcher, 100: Mrs. Jaber Buck, waiter. style
OF IS years ago; fan, ca yrs; tahlc-cloih'
over 100 yrs, acknowledgements, iOOyrs
blue morocco slippers. pointed toes style OF
$500 long gloves, worn 90 years ago Mrs.
q. L. Bolster, pillow.cascs, made 10y Mts.
Dolly Kcycs. 1877, linen cloak-lnlants-
made by Mrs Sally Virgin, 1917, girls jack.
cts, stylc Of 90 wears ago Mis- Eliza Ham
lin, hrocade hish.hccl,d shoe, style Of l1GO,
(hccls two inches high, and ouc-halt IN cir
conference on the hIttom;) tea caddy, with
initials, made in China; infant drcssgs, Miss
y. Scwall. wor.t'd noodle case; copper COINS;
l.. T Goo,hby. birch.bark basket. made 10y
Molly Ockctt, about 80 years ago; James
nccriur, ancient llat.iron, brought Iron Ire
land, over 80 years old Elbridgc fobcs,
mould fur pewter spoons, used hundred
wears acn wooden punch spoon pewter
rlattcr, IN years old mincinc knife, over
leo wears oil Miss T.. llamlin, silver mug,
made from 9l crowns, iot Elijah llNcrmorc'
100 wears ago, Sihs Merrill, wa'kinc.stick
or cane. head made from piece Of the iris-
ate .. Combination" T.. Thaycr, hickory
walking stick. used by Asa 1haycr, one oi
The early settlers Of this town, in his travels
hiihcr from Milford, Ms, about lIS,' Mrs.
Ruth Russ, bras. caudlrs,icks, over 100 yr'.
old. Mis-, sarah prutis.. hish.hcelCl shoes,
embroidered, rair Of stockings. knit by Mary
Hart. about --. L. llCrsry, shoe buckles,
worn l1li. small iron shovel. used IN GOA
French War" n X Parsons, muskct used
IN revolution: :. VI. Nowhall, sunw.sho's,
MS years old, !. T. Thay,r. pewter platter,
purchased l.il. books hy Rev. Mr.. S"wall,
Mathew llcnry's Exposition of thr Blhlr-l
vols published IN London, in l'2I-kry.
u. S,wall Revolution OF America, hy Ah'
Die Raynal. 1850, Reply Nv Thomas Paine.
I1s2. lth july Grafton, delivered 10y Thorn
a. Dawes. ir.. rs, letter oi Congress 20 IN.
hahitants og Quchs,, Ia, directed in writ.
ing, "ryr Lord Scvall 3" Grafton OF y. Wcs-
ton. iur iih July. Isle, sermons AMI essays,
lr53 parable uC Ten Virgins, by Thomas
shepherds seth rUh,s, poilrilsr. : sermons,
I1li. sermon, and essays, 1898.
Tho rcd dima,k dress, worn by Mr. Hill,
belonged 90 Mrs. Abraham Gould, who died
OiycaNas,.
The lrr,, worn hy Mrs Eut,was The tray.
clliuc Irr.s worn by Mr.. ordway, on her
BRIDAL tour about 100 years as'.
The Bible and Prayer Book, from which
the marrn-r service was read, were publish
"a 90 London, Boo 1871, and are th' property
Of VIZ. S.ih Toh.s.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20
Vow Hamrshire Platform.

The following resolutions were adopted at
the Republican State Convention, recently
held in New Hampshire. The spirit OF the
resolutions Is good evidence OF the uuanimi'
" existing ia the Fremont party in that
state. and shows their Gycl determination
TO 6,h, shoulder o, shoulder, rerctius all
collateral issues, until the grrat oS''ct Hr
which (, was formed has BEEN aoc. mVlish-
cl.
To Indicate too spirit and purpose which
shall govern US in she political e'a','' '''
tore Us
R,u',l. That DE opponents ~ iac ma
tiunaI administration iu New Hampshire
will enter into the pending canvas upon
the same platform and principles .n which
thay achieved tacig NIsi.ry GA i0e ''A v'
November last.
RrvrrE. That thc condemnation Ir''
u1uucrI 40 the btr election, ly iH' trv
State. OF The Union. uVun thc uslrp1i %
rrarutd iu Kansas. lIs alrraty urd,h.4
,.e-HtI,e action iu tlNt territory, aud
tlu-lt us o. l1Tr that Tcrsgygrius g1srt
NAV s-gur, che same o. freedom, iu spite rt
the r.ra1I ur tLe Missouri. restriction, lu
spite u The tenor aud spirit OF che tiucIn-
nat, platform. and iu spite Ut iae slam de-
u1.raUy 90 New Hampshire. which has
omitted ~ opportunity O. d.s'u1msc our
efforts o. make thc same irrH state.
Ear'r.E. That W, hold this alm.ui'tr1-
ton responsible or the existence 90 tr-i
,atts, and restrictions upon thc night ul
suffrage Boo klrls. de-. -uei 90 enable non.
resident. O. force slavery uT.n 'nst terrific
ry.arI 'u rrrFrrJ lTyr state residents from
controlling tsr.r own Institutions that
while t..er restrictions U.Ist, liberty be- BOO
danger, 10 r.t lu.t, and, BOO tH' name .'
New lIamT We protest against them,
and demand %, l.n-ryss ghg.r immediate &C.
Cs.5u.
E.,fff. Tia; vg r.1Frn our oTV1s.-
t..a Oh thr extension u' slavery over any
r.r,.ru ~ tr, territory u, thr Republic
heretofore rrre that w. demand OF t.c n1-
t..nal administration, o. make god t.r
conservation 10 kauls Oh Che institution, 10
lr.uI.m. arl %. tIe only cure means there
yi. that she %. admitted 40 once as state
uf thr Union, under che Topeka t1u,uiu-
ton.
R.u'ra'. That tlc h.r supporters nt the
gallant John e.. Fremont vll. again CONE
t.ae ir Vow Hampshire, i.r ayIetHry 900 tlr
lD;l ul March rryt and tNgt Doc union .I
UII cool citizen. which hls hitherto existed,
AMI which ba, grutrihgt.I -1 cfrfglI.y o.
r.l.rm our state from its political t'r-r-
srlsy, saal. b. trIumIhau'Iy sustained in
l,r-.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-02-20
Paris HIll Academy.

Gy rcrgrylcc Co an advertisement publish
"a in tli, paper, the public will perceive
that new Institution OF learning is about
O. De- opened in this place w take pleas
ur, as wei as pride in announcing this iac,
O, the friend, AMI patrons OF education.
Too much Trllsc cannot b2 accorded 90 the
rc1rl, % aviIla-c like this, for the Trncr.
o,.,y displayed an an undertaken; OF thus
magnitude. \ c1mmolious building, re-
qulur- O hr., outlay % money, Wa the
6r,t requisite 10 such an cntcrrTis, and
We arc happy O. ,.y thar such a building
hls l,ru erected, and nearly completed.
NuI d, q, lu, a .imrl, act OF justice 10 add,
that it las h,,n accomplished solely ly the
private mua,Irsrcc Of individuals in thi'
village AMI vicinity
The eligibility and at,Tac,iysns's Of this
location. Tor an institution Of this ehaue-
ter, are not ,zcgl!I BY any other in ,hc
state. 10 scenery and saluhr.iy are un-
cguaIlrI. AMI thc common Judgment Of thc
traveller las often pointed 90 10 as one Tc,u.
larly adapted for such rurTosr. With.
out cu.ars.ns upon points 80 Obvious and
rro,uh1l. We would az obi, time simply
cyyrgs. t.c hop, that the liberality hsst9w.
cI upon this enterprise may d" responded 90
hy a., fuul, gr c.lucaulu aud that 10