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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-15
gFVHE BEST WASHING MACHINE
The best Washing Machine yet offered to the pubcs ths
Floating Balls, or Knuckle machine.

1t has been tried for four years. and stands with
out rival in tn and rapidy of its execution the
thoroughness with which the work done the entire
freedom from injury to the clothes washed in it, From
three to five shirts may be well washed in from one to
two minutes, according they less dirty in
the first suds and in the time in the second suds Other
clothing IN the proportion. If the second suds is
made with boiling water and kept that temperature
the clothes need no boiling but may be rnsed and
hug out to dry, except only such clothes very
foul at the cement.
By this machine, one half the time usually required
fol washing is saved, and the work much easier DONE
Testimonials OF the most 1ndouhted ch racter can he
furnished of the great superiority of this machine It is
manufactured and sold by the subscriber his shop in
Armory Village, and sold, also, by VIM. BRIGHAM,
80 Main street, Worcester. e. SL0CUM.
Aillbury, March g. 1858. d2taw kw2m mch2s
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-15

ENl IR ON
rs tons assorted Swedish Iron. nat and square,
10 best Norway Bar Iron.
ElB0 assorted best refined Iron, round fat, and
square F-
so tons shafting Iron, from Il to 6inehes round
20 small round, and square Iron, from 1-16 to ]
Of an inch. aE@w ff'r
s tons d. B. horBe-nail rods
10 I" horse and ox-shoe Iron.
10 best Norway rods. and shapes assorted.
40 81 hoop and band Iron. from to Q inches vide.
20 best 0lendon Iron.
- fLowmore Iron, assorted.
Oval and ha1f-round Iron.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-15

u ping Irvine, for sale By "i~P
che WIN. o. SWEET a co., 1856 Main 81
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-15

sian VERY ABOLIs HE'D!
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-15
BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
TEILBY ST.. PAPER WAREHOUSE

Constantly hand made order, Cheap for CASH,
every description Of PAPER and TwNE for Manufacturers
Cohies Grocers, Hardware, Carpet shoe, Dry Goods,
Fruit and Provision Dealers, and all other classes OF
Trade. diff DIS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-15

N B. Every article will be solds Vdvertised and all
Ihown with pleasure, whether SOLE not. Let every
body come and share in these
Great Bargains
apo dawtf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-15
REAL ESTATE.


THE NASHUA HOTEL, situate at the corner Of Sum
and Belmont streets, in Lincoln Square is now of
fred for sale to rent The house is located in one Of
The beautiful squares in the city, convenient TO the
Court House. and Immediately opposite the Nashua r. R.
Depot 1t contains is well lighted and ventilated,
s supplied with wafer and gas and is well adapted Tor
Hotel or Boarding House. commodious barn on the
premises, will be sold leased with the house
Possession given APriH LIST For further particulars in
quire Of JAMES BLAKE
Wore sster, March 2, 1857. at the Gas Co.'s ONCE.
nehT dff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-15

PAPER--all sises for sails by
aplO du BROOKS BrEAllNS
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-15

o. SMALL FARM FOR SALE-Con.
.;. tanning Ten Acres of Land in the town OF Barre
ILL Mass, about and half miles from Il. center
on Tue Hubbardston read. The bulldogs consist Of
good two-sory House Barn, and Blacksmths Shop and
there is also Shoe shop the premises 1t will be sold
very low and three-ourths of the purchase money may
remain on mortgage for term of years. Apply to
GE0RGET S. CURTISy'
Real Estate Broker,
10 dh Union Block.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-05-15
CLOTHING. sc.


aver LIS. OVERALLS-An sizes, and
" GeH made, at Eu ployment Rooms. Mems shirts
and TUNES Ladies' and CbidTen's wearing apparel On
hand, and made to or 'er, at Employment Rooms.
apl6 off No. Pearl street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
The WoGder. Of The World

fs'ff. OH vo Ia bst Tor s...n " der. Gr-.-e
!. tF y wsu u. II, a 1t D. lo I a., ntl
are ? . 81. . IN S.l.tt tIog-. ~: J. ~ "it- e. yt
sHd r|trutaf" Htr h rsr" The ~ ~ X =
a. 'rle rig II re y Tar =" all IN Second .f,cct S
aoatS az VI p'rry.
sJ,OGO 2.;sTES e'Evssc1iMgS
ofeys y ~,are'y, ces ~ Ion .ud itice ON 3J dosi
t. =
ca Ia y ~ l. oLeS-@. can III a. ga. tll Il.
tc ere QUE W a4 . Cu- uittIs . vt T'i~ j. b
pete II, den ,ra ic III titu tn. I.u W4 Or wairef
u,sn ~ 2 tran y hp In - . ~ upon ir' h best rs a.
ma /" Etytt pp" N,tut Z7 aud o-lStrv-whe
h4- A,..ti he ~ Ut s. ;'ui. =. a. Rom. ard
Tys { al WIN It s~fstrjy d = .~dciV b y 'raia tbs
P.fr a. u me . d lie Wy g. . Al rj.ltIvi, Of
tar a.>otue monarch q: he OF iua4 E5iir".
GOULD 5 sT~EKe.
secsfi s'rcf 81 - ras."r Ferry.
Mrv t2--df
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
Y.--THE LOAN.

Having the good Of orr City, AZ
heart, and seeing with prophetic vision
that II We fail To secure thu Loan t. bt
voted for to lay, Davenport viii suroi,
lose her prestige aud progression, VI
devote much u our space 10 earnest ~
peals to every class Of citizens 10 brlaIf
Of this measure. We have more L. ie,l
from ind.ttrpc, than from opposition.
The TuztHe c~outinually holds oui the
idea hat no one seriously op,.r-es tho
loan. We h4ow octi.5. w know i
few men who devote day AMI night Ia
create opposition 10 the Loan. ".
therefore do not wisl, om citizens Ia H.
lalled into a fatal inactiun ~ any sn.l.
belief. We desire every man to- 90 =.
the polls and vote. Ia a clos, i" ~
contest, how eagerly every voter c.e,
cis,, his right Of voting. iicdu,. %.
or ought to do SO, because hc hr!,n,-
it for the public good. And IS not tn,
Loan of more utility than the election
Of political partlzans to %.iiir,. lla, n1G
every man, woIna and chi.d, ever,
householder, landlord, mechanic, mcr-
chant, a~rtizan, day lahorcr, ,irymar,
hackman, barberavc every ctilyu even.
q direct certain in,c. est in haviug the
permanent Improvements made. which
this Loan ~contcmplatcs! man -
indifferent 10 the public good, ~ t.
neglect to go to the polls this DAY, lie
serves to be transported to the LAND
where the M.:lrom have "A majority,
and where people subsist upon til.
spontaneous productions OF the soil.
The age IS intensely progreSs,ce. Thos,
who reject the inspiration Of the times,
must be content To die unhouorsi aud
0uuuup. We nave u AL III ouT
hands. Nature has done her part.
She has muniiccntly bestowed upon
Davenport the most abundant fuors.
and it only requires the hands OF
man to dust and employ those iavols
rightly, TO constitute our City the
Queen Of loveliness. When the poor
draymen are driving their detected an
finals through the mud and "slusi,"
upon rainy weather, they invariably
calculate sundry irrcligious cphi,he,s
against the condition OF our streets,
aud vet We fear that one half of them
will forget to vote for the Loan. What
over be the result to day, We have the
pleasing consciousness OF having dis
charged u duty to the pubic, and i,
We lose the loan it will not be any
fault Of ours.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
Results Of Abolition Discussion.

Fourteen clcrgymen and n hundred
and fifty young men members of the
New York City Christian Associati, n
have withdrawn from the ~organizati. n
on account Of the discords Attending
the discussion of Slavery. The objects
Of the Association are social and intel
lectual improvement. the encourage
ment of religious papers, the enjoyment
Of libraries and reading roorns, the
dissemination Of religious knowledge.
the attraction Of young men from
pernicious TO heslthful aud seusib}c
amusements, the encouragement Of n
religious lecture system, and kindred
objects denoted b. its name. The his.
tory Of the Society is that of other.
which have INDUCED themselves in Tia,
luxury of abolition discussion. The
mutual admiration system has explode.
and the society is a burnt out tabri,
with NO insurance or the concern.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

WHEREAS or the iridn . March 4. D., 1856,
~ II ram n di-t sa1 ! sb la Mr,l.e, ,>rcu eli
VI 0 Austin c. bin A. Ii ste. y crf:a Il Ell,
tfn.t cry y ng a. aati TRUST, ,b- lani ia Canon
County Iowa. 'ics ribea a. fl ows, Ia VII Ih-e.--
tcrnO I Hun irtd "A Z =. Of The nor n a.; Quar- of
O. tisa M uher iyh III In T wn>iip n mpc. .ieL )
On th.b .i"r'h oi r'u." n4n.bcr vae u -aht, ,.lict
"a ~nvcyAnc W. ulsl by sand M,di.y, LOO the
pur.~-t' = gu itr n. pawn ut fa.cttaln prcm =
ory 'sJe snd u i.ie Il orton ,isu,r u, san
M'il'y date she tI lay I,th =. u. lSS ani
nhS' 10 lh'Htt n teainu lie / 4 usy III Ayrii IhI.
- h. tvs v n - sOb = ars
AND no" All lao having T. cHrdr W -ni rt,al.c
a d H. sal iilran M"ii.y h,vius fail d % ra, tae
ON | Austin ,'rhi T tee a,a f, NJ 10 here
ht \ Ct - y ID { not = tn by vir 4 II p w..
which Ia Ia. ' .frd nv ad q u rru ! \ ~. ~
"-d Q ay H. oh y JIueA :. ,sosatt . " NJ
r'.0',i Cd u TIE s:i'r'. et. ui "a tiar, II H. & MT
H1dse u ar Mt " rIty ,fDa -l'"r, Sp sc amt Tier
'"st stp bic az on To h hr,t I > liter fr
'''h IT, - 'ti ltht 3D." - lie +. a. st uu,i
hrtei q ,h-Nh s,fii ~ TO ru-ty I'D tay tie
.i!lohat : saiit 4. III tbsi ut T., .n.s on 10 h.
- Of "a e, Jog inr wath ia, exp ne. stit,rt ng
q - tH-t- o.. lht' u nc" ans rrteee's e.
l "a -" r. hi''c't ~ # -tth Ale 2 .e 4 WI lie Wv
=, "a s'.''t' ''' ~ith tn stHfl,', rrt siii iced ~
rr.st. iA'cI III aU as ., Mv -. 49,
AUSTIN CoE6iN, I.Gs'ec.
M.y iS-ia.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
MoeAarry o. Pupr,c Mrs-we think Il an

NOaAlITY % PUBLIC AES.-Wet think II an
unwise and unjust policy to institute CON-
parsons between the morality Of citizens Of
the different States, but rs such things are
Of daily occurrence in the Republican pa.
pers. VI copy the following from the Phi
laJelphia .Nrrh Amtrican, a Fremont pa,
rer:
And IL III. truth must he spoken out.
slavery seems to exercise u considerable and
honorable influence. The fact Is notorious
TO every obserymnt W~a-hingtouian. that
nearly all the Wholesale schemes OF plundei
which nave been carried through Congres,
| iur past years all the corrupt johhing; al
the projects Of -pcliation. and all the vie
and veual combinations have been planned
and carried on under the control and with
the means If NoTtlera mana gers While
they shouted the ioudrst for T. oedoin, and
stignlatiz-d slavery as u Z, a. on c%iyillza-
tion, they took care to ri la g the Treasury.
hy way Of refreshing this continental deso-
ton. The e!fapiointed leaders who were
most exercised u few months ago over the
e liberalization that would attend the posi-
hl" extension of slavery WHO mourned
~ Us hii'u8fl IbIEtIs. y 80 'iN'A
breasts ia agony al its mention and who
led what prole,se,i 10 be q great moral cru
sada. are exactly the men who swurncd the
lobhic, since Congress opened, schcnhing Tor
the success Of new plumber, and coniriying
the most audacious combinations with the
very slas ehoiders whom they elect . much
I" abhor. Heterogeneous like those, which
are every day forced before our eyes, serve
To- disgust intelligent and honest minds ut
the cast OF those sordid hy!"crites, who are
trading upon principles, the integrity OF
which upright men proudly maintain.
1T is due to the southern Representatives
M n body, to say, that however much they
may suffer from the stigma 81 slavery. they
ure not tainted with the dishonesty and
glaring mcndacity "f others from the free
State. With rar. exceptions-and they
are noted to be despisei-,he South has
never been implicated in these infsInou.
transactions; and il it has given doubtful
measures support, either mistaken generosi
~. or unconscious error, incurred the re
rpon-itility. They have not chatfered over
the Iric. of votes, pursued claimants for
rctainers, or bargained with scurvy con
tractors ior n division If di-reiutable gains
In these high haracteri-tics AT least slavery
does not appear to ha,e produced any ba.he
fl! influence. and j, would he well that pro
f",rcd philanthropy exhibited Itself Ar ia
~vora'ly here, or eNorted something ot the
respect which IS nov conceded 10 the re
rrrsentati.e of an institution which II so
unJualifedly condemns
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
Young Lady in a Scrape--Hoops n
High Heels in Church.


a few Sunday- age. a modest Young gen
tle'nan Of our acquaintance attended 'he
morning service iNone of or fashionable
churches. He was kindly shown into 4
iuNuriously cushioned pew. and had hardy
',til-i himself, and tatrn AZ observation II
hi, ncigiil"r-, %i.eiare = beautiful voun. lady
catered. ard with q graceful way. Of Ike
hand preventing oar friend from rising 10
give her place. quietly sank int" IA vat
n-l the end When a hymn was glvcn cut.
sh, shillinlly fouul the pore, and with a
que, smile that SIT HI, heart u thurnJ in, +,
handed her nriglihur the book. Tie tlini-
ter raised his band in prayer. and the fair
Sirl kn-lt, and in this %irptur. ,~.rjlc.eI hcs
i.icul t. know whi"i u,"~t I" admire, hey
beauty or her lU"utEc--. Presently Ne
lttscr WAS concluded. and thc cup"r-4i'iu ron
r%rsHin.,i their scat Cur friend rceIcetfl,i,
raise. his hlI,ia from TIC fair form he h.
c,u - .arn,>tlv s,Il ajlg. let When size
'vrnr,i up. She would i,t,c, hiin s':.r.nc al
hen VT. ruuIl l. II seconds, h. ,laitri -
inrlIN slaa : ~ hi e|tl.rIner ana " -
,1ri iitti to s.c htr -till on her ku.,. L.,
l1"Gct closely ani saw that She Wa mt.ti
affected. tr.n,ilia- in violent agitation, j"
'i"Iii from ia, eloquent Tia. lfratf,
'r iisgliy sSmp'hi NJ. he wa' 81 itr
'i"-ciN iicf ,nintlrt ] :, amr NOR, tst.icnt /.
RIA ling her had behind her. -, would
cUnNul,iyely grisi, her clothing. and strain.
a. IT were. Ia r.nd tie brilliant fabric OF
her ir,,-,. The sight VS. exceedingly pain
ful !" eholl. hut h, -iiil ua5,.l .ih, unr gu
tran''tl. viii. wonder and aetoni~hm,nt.
fttrr a minute The ia.iv raised her face.
hcrrt"ior, concealed in tn cushion. and
with her hand made an unmi-;aa abb. heck
"u tu eur friend IL quickly moved III. ~
the pow toward, a.r, and inclined III
'ir. as she evidently wished 10 say sotr
thing.
Please help me. sir" She whispered,
" my dress ha> caught. and ! can get up
y hri.f examination revealed the cause of
the difficulty the fair girl wor. faehi"nahi,
high healed shoes, knreling upon both
knees. these heels of course stuck ont at Ii"ht
angles. and in this position the highest
hoop of her new tangled skirt caught over
them. and thus rendered il impossible for
her 20 raise herself OF s~traightcn her limbs.
The more she struggled the tighter she was
bound SO she was constrained to call for
help. This was immediately. il not scicn,i
hcaliy. rendered and when the next prayer
was made, she merely inclined herself upon
the back of the iron, pew, thinking. no
doubt, that she WAS hot in prdytag ~roStnn,c,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
LATEST w s.
New York. MAY IA,

The fourth anniversary of the Amer.
lean Bible Society was held u day
Ion. 1beo. Freiinghuyson presiding
lller PRAYER by {. Ferris and an al
dross from the President, the annu 4,
re -rt OF the Treasurer was read. The
rccIpts Of the year We're nearly c4a3-
o 10, heing upwards OF $4,000 more
than last year.
Boston, May, IL.
We have dates from the city " Mkt
: co to the ooh. The ii ibuster eIpedi-
ton 70 Sonora was resting much ex.
citsmsnt. and 400 troops had been sent
against it.
L. vas reported tina, Crsbbe, the lead.
er ~ the fllIbu,ters had captured seve-
raj points.
Louisville, May, IA.
The four negroes accused Of murder.
ing the Joyce family have been scQoit-
ted.
One Turned State. evidence, but his
testimony was DOT legally corroborsted.
Great txcltement around the cour.
IA use.
ST. Louis, May IA.
The Jefferson Enquirer says: John
WIl-on, tho Wing candidate for Govern.
or Of Missouri; declined to ' the
state.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

Don't forget that you have a direct
interest in the srccess of the loan this
lay. Remember that with the growth
't our city comes increased demand
OF houses 10 be built, walls to be con
s;ructcd, stores to be erected, and
materials for this purpose to be made
and furnished. Every Improvement,
that adds to the growth of the CITY,
gives You increased employment. Tot.
for the loan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
LE-The DAILY Davenport Dem0r

Er'Ihe Daily Davenport Democrat
has recently been enlarged. and is now,
y" bclics', the largest daily in the
state. The large increasing in its al
teiti>iug, and which VA the cause of
itr "nIarg' mont, speak, vel Tor the
haractor IA" i%ieGAocrat sus,ains n,
a"'rc, and the favor wi,h winch it IL
received alr,ad.-Wc regard it AS one
II the best Pairrs IN the State, and be-
rNc II Il, not cNccilcl III the valuable
tai-urTl ami historical information it
atrnishr, through i. editorial columns,
- the aiiity % Is political lcadcra.-
t"hr hs}ofs Dem~rak.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
Wholesale Jobbers.

To You We hardly deem it ne
ces,ary to utter q word in favor of tl.
proposed loan. Your trade and bust
ness is entirely dependent upon the
reputr ton and growth of the CITY.
With the increase of our population
comes the increase OF the Jobbing bus
ness. Vote for tie loan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
r." Mr.. A.. ID Whitcoml

70 Mr.. y. d.. Whitcomb, of
Palmyra, Lee 60. ILL.,, states that on
tte 18th inst, the spring wheat which
lie put in and roiici, was coming up
hhcly, wh'le fields along side his farm,
'.ot rotled, had hardly sprouted. This
j. an item which farmers would do well
to look 10.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

~A terrible bJi.cr explosion oc'
CURED in the steam saw mil OF 5. l..
Mohr, at Madison, Wis, on FRIDAY.
The engineer and another man were
killed, and two others badly injured;
sad havoc was made in the building.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
IL &! & az |; a u
Family dROiERII>.

It = mos sup nit au,i. - a|n1ryery variety. Al,
. complete str h Of ,aoir
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
~It 10 reported that Gen. Gus

~k 10 reported that Gen. Cush'
ing, Senator Wilson, Vice President
Breckinridge, Senator Douglas
George Ashmun, and many other
celebrities of the political world, will
be at st. Paul during the distribution
Of the 100000 acres OF land granted
by Congress for railroad purposes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

10 PREVENT BUGs ON VINEs.-pl.ct
Deans among your cucumber vines and
others, and let them grow till tho vines
get strong enough to resiss bugs; then
pun up the bean plants and throw them
away. This has been tried and 70 nd
effective.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

We are happy TO announce tia:
Hon. James Grant AT the urgent soil,
itxtlon Of the voters of the al, Ward
has consented 10 run as a candidate foi
Alderman to fill the vacancy occssionco
by the resignation of Alderman Bar.
rows.
The interests Of the City require
such men IN lts cOlnScle.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

GALENA.-Ground WAS broken for
the new Custom House and Post OH.
ce building at GaIena, on Saturday.
The occasion was "celebratcd' by the
firing of canon and speech making.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

young nss, sAA.d knsx, . printer,
mas me with q sad bereavement. Al
a"o'e' whom re had mover ssen, died
Tue Other day, ard Left him SIS OOO.-
VI. Knox has the sympathy Of tue Ell
IRE community.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

Relic Montreal pitot notices tie
nirro" escape Of young lady in that
eily from bcirg flown into the canal.
"a consequence Of wearing hoped
i.c-~, v'ioh became Inflated with the
"na. The iitor instances this AS a
.%an-i.o 10 lo.i"s not 10 walk near
a., cNla,s ~ rivers N stormy wealth
cr wjb hoped dresses.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
ENLARGED.

The Davenport State Democrat
comcs 10 us with its columns co, slider
ably heightened and much improved
IA Typographical appearance. This is
evidence OF success, and it gives US
pleasure to note TT. I. Islander.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

Dies MoISEs.-The Municipal cleo.
ton in lDea Moines on the 18th inst.
resulted in the reelection of Mayor
Nc Henry, and ten Democratic to four
Republican, Aldermen.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
Teemstcrr and Urhymcn.

Look at your poor old horses ribs,
which are a standing rebnkc to the
streets, and cry loudly for rclief, and
ro,e tor tie loan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

~ EblI rs NAlkDlcInRY.-The New
i, Mirror is resp msihl, for tho toi.
ny. II IL located, of oourre, 'or,
VEST ut We link it snits the latitu
enl Longitude Of New York better thar
any point this side Of the Catskills o,
tlleghanie-:
"Ihe undersigned ~retires from the ed.
't,rial char with tho complete zoos C.
5'on ihtt all L. vanity. From the hour
80 started has paper - the present time
30 has been solicited to lie on every giv-
"a sui lcct, AID can't remember having
ioli IA wholesome truth without dimin-
''hlng has subscription list or making
an enemy. Cnirr these circumstance.
II trial, AMI having a thorough con
Tempt tor himself, he ~ratires 10 order to
recruit his moral constitution.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16
Retail Merchants.

Remember that muddy streets keep
away the fair customers upon whose
patronage depends your profits. You
need no encouragement 10 go and rote
t1, tie t0ln.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-16

The Peach crop in Southern Illinois i.
i'keiy to Be large the prcsen, season.
The fruit huds have DOT been injured ty
the cold weather OF the last month
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DscLlxED.-Hon. John Petit, Of
lsdiesa declined the appointment of a
Usnad .etatss. Jedes n Minnesota.
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Pottawatimie County votes, on the
18th day of June, on a proposition to
take stock to the amount Of $500, 900
IN the N. d NJ. K. K. We learn that
there is no doubt OF the success of the
proposition.
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~0en. Harvey left St. Louis on
Monday last to assume the command
q Fort Leavenworth.
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ANoTliEs Bisnon.-The RI. Rev. J p.
nyfhe, formerly Of Illinois, but now Of
y, Mh.isaaston ely, has been appointed by
~ rps eoa9istee 1isAop q 1fWAlnns
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IL cil -ps. slso u sup ~ la pain bindinx las, r.
! .vei IL IA IN Pres . AL Board ui Putlica ion
Phiisiel. hIa 7 r sale by
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III Davenport Ice Co. are now prepared 10
- ntract 'r tn 4 ivtry G ~, the Sc :
sn u-'emrrs c mniea.i"x h $40 with as
vi be gndr0nteedt :, Be SUPP lied iii N.vemb II
'">irsd. Par I : d si ing . e through the 3 a.. T.
ar cau'ioo,d asn,ns, ron we. ing with II. se Who d,
no' SUP y the "a. or through.
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