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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS.

he BURG's FERTlLIZERs-DE BUR9s NO. AM.
~ msniaied superphoephaie Of lime De Bargs No mani
pua,ed euano Tbs subscriber now prepared TO suopy
The above achnow t1E~f and only reliable
monias and directions for win DO forwarded appos.
uou 70 JAMES =. HAMMfLL ITO Pearl street.
hides AND FAT-NINE CENTS PER POUND FOR
bdes and the highest market price for fat calf skins
by FhEDr RICK HORsBY, Hudson avenue crner OF Til.
lay street, Brooklyn.
IRON BEDsTEADs.-THE NEW YORK BkDsTeAD
MGnufscturing Company ready orders
for IRON bedsesds Ac Housekeepers about purchasing will
find 10 their advantage call country dealers shipping
and public nstitui literally dealt with
IFS Centre street. near Howard street.
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GENTS FURNlsHIvG BCsIEEsS.-THE BEST STORE
" Fulton street Brooklyn 70 el Rent $3.50 store Is
Lhtwy and in ine order. Apply a. J. VANDEkB1Lr5 81
Fulton street, New
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

np. wATSON's NEW woRK-"THE CAUSE AND
~ Cure'a csmpets treatise on spermsorrhiai
and premature erhausion with local debility indused By
early ndsc,et.on excess on oher causes In which
ard effects OF this nsidious maiay with mo treat
men fully explained illustrated by nunere-s a-a.omc
plates and drawings With supplement OF sento urinary
diseases Price 81 To be hsd OF the autbor who ma be-
cnsured conhdeDtaly, al Walker street few doors wess
of Broadvay 1870 -
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CPARR1NG TEsrIMoNIAI--To OLD Bill, ToyFF
~ this evening February 16 at kerrigans Hall u White
street
TOR AAJE-fwO YOUNG ITALIAN GnEYHOtjpns
and one Scotch terrier. Apply at No. Garden street
fourth Gocr Heboken N. J.
IGOR sA1.E-tkNCy POULTRY AND PlGRONs wHTrR
ccrkinfs. black spanish anf Lesborn fowls ac psut-
era csrrfere spot maRpee ruts tutos and al
birds. Address Geo. 1yrrell, Broadway Post oNce.
DEUSIon OF THE FANCY.
IN The boys
Have hal good time;
They think
They daylight,
And have a notion Of
Setting for themselves.
90 In and win with the NEW fokK CLrPPER; price
cents. Once No. 20 Ann sweet
QUEEN JONES Publishers
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|bwARD sCHENCK, AuCrIoNFER-sALE or FINE
oil papiines most Of which have jus, arrived from
|tpe u AZ H. sCHENCK will sell Al auction, hu--
igh instant at II NJ. a. their salesrogn. No ~ Me-
keei a coilecon Of ane psuugs Including several very
hand scapes Heu-e and cattle pieces marine and winter
- among hon will be found pictures by Cup. BalHn
,sk Uelw anger Jouekind Peters Dunirp Macs, Sne,
ns-y others The above on exhioitson and vel
nv attention.
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| UCTIos NOTICE HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS,
a NJ CRIsrALAR anctioneer . oowery, win sci /.
nssday 18th instant In trout Of store, at 10 osock one
about old, round kinc and fast traveller,
.ther shifting top two seat light wagon nearly new,
b a silver mounted harness. Sold for a wan OF use.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

w Tuesday Wedne sday ~ end I8 1t 10 O'Clock
each day ahe MANSON House, Nos ~ and 30 Chambers
street all of the chsmber. dining
kcnen furniture Of the shove hotel elegant velvet
e and kidmnser carpets; rosewood suft, In plush hair
and brocatel large tables
oy and walnut eedsieAds superb ha mAsresses feather
bureaus vaahsfands toilet sofss chairs tables
ocoahs lAee and damask curtains shsdcs iron safe
cutlery, china gAas There
about 70 rooms IN The hotel mshins good ehasce for those
deposit per Will be from every pur
chaser. Catalogues early morning Of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

AxoRrGLGE sAIE.-P O. BULKLE1, AUCrIONxEa,
M VIII sell by order tie maytgaaeo on Monday FEB Id
1t IL oc< ch the premises he da.xplfed lease Of
.boee vanshls stores town a. NOS no "a ia and
1885, yearly tsOo Also, All the hsiIres OF tae bakery
known karnae' Joshosns formerly Jashuson fread
we'll consisting OF steam engine aud boiler scales SHAFT
rg sugar n, and al the fixtures Of large ANA extensive
bakery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

,ONDRMNEp STORES AT AUCTIOS-By ORDER or
,he Navy agent on 1hvrsdsy Feb 49, =, " o'elocs a
acts and uowscrs flannel over and undershrts linen
sks. uowpers, &C &c. WIN. DUMONT Auctr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

MANILA CORDAGR-AIL SIZES MANUFACTURE
wi by the k1celsior Patent Cordare Company. Orders
superior article 81 cordaee promptly hed ~ agent
J. ATKINS AGO s. South street.
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DEAL EST ATE AUCTION NOTICE WILL BE SOLD

CHERIrFS sALE-TH STEAMER JAMES CHRIsrO-
- pher and all appurtepances, viii be sold February 10TH
between IL and p NJ, at j. H. Giford's Hotel Ocean.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

An -AsrRoLoeTsr THAT BEATS rnK woRLp-ABD
"A t6VoO offered 70 any person who surpaes her 10
giving correct sizemens Ali events through me pAsaes
srfy marriages, deAts, health, wealth. hercs svsu 40
sent frends- &c. N B-Msdame CLIFTON b no humbu&
nor does she wish 70 impose on the un~sy II ycu vE
make fortune call and this naturally gined lady -
Me only In the United esis Who give ue nun
berr Call and sansfy yourselves Residence 10 Vrcs>N
sxeet between Houston and Stanton.
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n DOUGHTY, AUerIONEER -AssI3NEH's SALE OF
M stock furniture dealer We onesday, FEB l3 1T
lUh O'Clock, NJ 81 3 reay street. Harpers baiding
prps mshnsony bureaus so.s washs.Dds centre dioog
description neistea.s feather bsds hair nass ADD be5
ding looking glasses paintings lounges wardrobes. easy
rocking chNs, oocks &C rbs whole r. bs perempo~iy
sold BY order Of J. MASON, assignee Catalogues
ting of sale.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

| n. LUDLOW, AuCT1oNEER.-ExECUroR SALE
Of valuable real estate on Washington, Rector and
es,sr streets = r. Y LUDLOW CO win srll ii soclcn
"Wednesday Feb rs, at ~ O'clock, a. The herchsns El
nse Washington street.-The vainshle los with the build
hereon 70, 100 and loi Washington street. being 50
'front.' and In depth Rector street ~ feet inches.
street Noe lis. liz. llq and l2i Wooster street
bee being together 100 feet front and 100 ieet deep with
dv cling houses and the cabinet warehouse thereon
% the pur chase money rem.in mortgage. Maps
fun particulars at te Office Of The anctopeerx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

CosTON ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HOUSEHOLD
furniture. tapestry and ingram csrps,1 &C, de-
ITON VIII aell, Tuesday, Feb. II, AZ lOia o'clock At
ut ash nrton place near SIKH avenue The entire ur
IL Of the house n viii consist n par, OF tapestry ard
carpe oiicloths lace ard other curtains nshoesny
IN velvet; mirrors, French bedstesd, dining and other
dressing and plain bureaus bells and mstresses china
rlassw are table cutlery, sas chandeliers ADD futures
quite roves Kitchen furniture &C. IIeue 10 Lex. In
an he preUaee.
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DRI4y y. MULLER. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ABLE
"A Cherry street property IADRLaN lMOLLEa WILL
Merchants Tx bange the los o. land known ~ Nos "a
a'd Ha Cherry soe north SIDE pear Rutgers svest now
nd for years occupied yard portion Of the
shase remain bond and mortgage maps can be had
|At The office Of The suctioneer-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-16

ROCEgRY, GLASS AND CHINA-HENRY O. EVANS,
susiioDeer, viii sell from the shelves on Tuesday Feb
10 O'Clock, fun assortment q first quality whke yrH
light blue and dipped ware china vases oolosaes
vare, Ac, &C. Goods carefully repxcked for shppng
, 1857-10-09

FARNER's GUIDE-The concluding No. Of this vol
is upon our table, and we but repeat the unanimupt
verdict Of the Agricultural pTe, in saying that v
among the most complete and reliable contrihuiions
to scientific and practical agriculture. The mfahge
ment of the work is convenient for reference the ID
ustratons beautiful, the language plain, clear intel
lgblc, and truthful. The work ccmprisis two royal
svo vols. of 1000 pages including GOO wood cuts and
Il steel engrayings- Ohio CuhirGfcr.
We have received this highly interesting and useful
but above ALL practical work. We know Of DO other
agricultural work published in this country which
might compare with tie one just named in practical
usefulness and intrinsic merit in general-BuGaO
H'Col GToteer.
The FARNER's GUIDE.-This wo,k is a rich mine Of
agricultural knowledge, presented in simple pEl o.
mar style, giving corious details Of the best practice
English farms and adapted TO general use In thls
country by the udcious notes Of the American editor
The intelligent farmer will find II very attTactlve read
ing. In the comparison between English and Ameli-
can husbandry for which II furnishes ample matefall
he may obtain many valuable hints for increasing The
product of his own acres. The mental stimulus given
by the perusa Of such writing Is quite az important q
their more immediate purposes; nnd even i hey
should not refund the expense Of their purchaFe In
dollars and cents at the end Of the year. they wmef
than make the outlay good in the Intellectual berehl
which they impart.-Ntio York Tribune.
, 1857-10-09
Letter from MIR. Stevens.
REDFRAE COTTAGE, EDINBrRoH. 4
GautgpI,nr On Narn }

" REDRnAE COTTAGE, EDNBrRaH,
September 80, 1851.
"Messrs Leonard Scott 4 Co.-Gentlemen- i.g
to say that your Farmers Guide Is tile only penuIps
edition published in the United States Of Ameira N
my work the Book of the FaIm. Tie edition eirrp.
latng at present in the States under the the Of IN.
Book of the Farm, is taken from the a edition Of
my work, written ten years ago, which, 10 nv second
edition, entirely renodellcd, and in grtat part n
wrote adopting all the more recent improvements in
the practice Of agriculture suggested by scientific e.
pertinent and making il, in effect quite new book
81 am, sir, your ohedieDt servant,
" "HENRY STEPHEEsr
, 1857-10-09


An act 70 eltAbsh certain Post Roads in the United
siates aud the Territories thereof
Be Il enacted BY the Senate and House OF Represen-
tatves Of The United States Of America In Congress
assembled That lie following roads be and the same
are hereby declared Poalfruads, tOwit;-
MAINE.
From P.itea. PenohscOt county via Island Falls to
Smyrna, IN Aroostook county.
From Rockilnd, via Rockville West Camden. south
Hope, UniOn. Mel4ains Nils North Appleton Sears
mont, South MoutVo. Liberty Montvile south Free
dom. West Procdom, Centre Albion East Benton. and
Benton, 70 Keudalfs Nils
From North Casino. via West Bnookville South
Brookville, and Br0okyile. 70 Sedriek.
Prom Sk0whegan y North Ansou.
From Weston. Via Binerod, Barker Trart, and Reed
Plantation, % the Molankas post ofiee
VERMONT.
From North Sheldon, via West Berkshire. TO Berk.
shiIe. in Franklin county.
Prom Vergennes, via West Addison and Chimney
Point, 70 Port King, IN the State Of New York.
From Bndford, Va East Cornth, Waits River,
EAzt Orange, Washington, and Barre. TO Montpelier.
From 81. Jnhnsbury. via West Waterford, Lower
Waterford, to Littleton, New Hampshire
MASSACHUSETTS.
From South wetpoEt. via westport Point, to Ad-
amsvillc, Rhode Island.
CONNECTICUT.
From Waterbury, Via hiddlebury, TO Woodbury..
From Woleottville, via Torrington, to Goshen.
NEW YORK. xfssss
From Havana, IN Schuyler county, letsa,
Meckienb1rg. and Ferry City, TO Trumansb9fg, in
Prom osego. Va south owego, TO Warren Centre.
in Brndiord county, PeRnsylyania.
PENNSYLVANIA. u
From Conneautville Crawford county via Gro sing
vile and EdenbOroi, % Waterword, in Erie county
SrOm Hanover, via iitIlestoEn, in Adams county
, 1857-10-09
WASHINGTON HOTEL.
CORNER OF MAIN AND SECOND STREETS,
OLYMPIA, ". T.

CORNER OF MAIS AND SECOND STREETS
OLYMPIA, ~ T.
TNHE Undersigned having purchased and become
i sole owner Of the above named Hotel, and com
pletely renovated and remOdeled the same, hereby
wishes TO return his sincere thanks for past patronage
and requests a continuance Of like favOrs Having
enlarged upon his former business, he feels confident
be can render the soiour of strangers with him com
Portable and pleasant and " pains shall be spared Ia
set bis table as well as any Ia like business.
Beds and bedrooms furnished to such as may desire
them.
Board by the day and week.
A good stable IS attached to this establishment
which will be amply supplied with forage for the
commodation Of animals of the travelling public
A share Of pnblic patronage is respectfully soil
cited. -
n23-tGl SlLAS GALLlHER
, 1857-10-09

From Brighton in Washington county, via Rchiand,
Joker, Martinsburg, Butler post office, and Fremont
To Oskaloosa, in Mahaska county.
From Fort Des Moiucs, via Greenbush, St Charles!
0sceola, and Hopeyille, to Mount Ayr in Ringgod
county
From wappelo, in Louisa county, to Mount Pleas
ant in Henry county.
From Iowa city, via North Bend, on the west side
Of Iowa river, Roberts Ferry. on said river Shelby
vile, and Western, TO Cedar Rapids.
, 1857-10-09
New Years Call.

DERSONS knowing themselves Indebted TO NJ
i L0asson & Co. are requested to make US New
Years call, and surprise us and our pockets by
promptly paying up. Such as have owed US for the
last three years. and unable to pay, are requested
10 call in and inform OF this fact when further
time will be given aud credit entered books for
the call. We shall deem it as an evidence Of the hon
est intents of such as may comply with the request Of
this notice. and lay the delay u their inability 70 pay
The contrary will be opinion Of such as do not
and who may seem disposed to shrink and shy the
faces Of old creditors and honest friends.
" NJ. LOUISSON & co.
Olympia, Dec. 10, 1856. Hf
, 1857-10-09
The British Periodical
Republications,
AND THE
" FARMERS oUIpE.u
Price Reduced TO Five DOIlars!

NOV ready, complete in two volumes 49,,
IN THE FARMERS GUIDE TO SCiSyNrliS,tIo.
AND PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE. az. aLIifiC
and only correct edition of "STEVENs; Poats, sls new
THE FARM = by Henry Stevens, F. SVSA ~ n!lF "
burgh. With an American Appendix. Inv i n p elh telh
ton, Prof. Of Scientific Agriculture in Ysle M
New Haven. This work embraces every s,Ssnleet
importance connected with Agriculture n Ivsu Of
rious branches, both theOretiCan and nrae,;ai ~ Va
clear and copious details the fullncss and ~
its information, the completeness of every "
have in an agricultural work pmctice new. w
cqualled" II is arranged under four separate 49,
represented by the four seasons Of the vear
SPRING Summer, and Autumn and the NOTES 81 pss
Norton arc appended in the same order addinS
ly to the value of the work by adapting h h ~ sa
climate growth, &c Of this country. The uni.s Y
bors Of two such distinguished writer's constiins ~
the most complete and valuable agricultural Vo,k w
issued from the press. 1t comprses two arre ~. W.
Svo. volumes, and contains 1000 pages hsSAos',s
splendid steel engravings, and about COO ens,ss =
on wood. The latter illustrates almost evere i
ment Of husbandry new in use the various meshpS.
Of blowing, planting, &c. &C.; and the formsr M.
domestic animals, the farmsteading, &c. Tia ~
is elegantly printed thick white paper fon ~.
English stereotype plates, and neatly bound IN sniiS
matte guilt muslin price s5. The work viii be a.S,
by mail, free Of postage. To any post-oce mi v.s.'
than 5000 miles dstrant from New York. FOR III AN
tonal over 900 miles, from New York for "a An
ltnnal. Good canvassng agents wanted 10 WHOM
liberal discount will he allowed.
LEONARD SCOTT \ co.
Publishers, No. "a, Gold ST., cor. Fulton and Ns,
York street.
, 1857-10-09
PROCLAMATION:

VETHEREAS, according to the official returns Of
w the general election, held according to law, in
the Territory of Washington the thirteenth day of
july A. D. 1851 the whole number of votes cast for
Delegate to Congress were fifteen hundred and thirty.
five: And whereas, Isaac |. Stevens received nine
hundred and eghtysx votes. and Alexander S. Aber.
uethy five hundred and fortyiour votes John H. Scran-
ton three votes, J. S. Smith one vote and Columbia
Lancaster one vote: And whereas, Isaac ]. Stevens
has received the highest number Of votes cast:
Now, therefore !, CHARLES II. MASON, Acting
Governor of the Territory Of Washington do publish
and declare Isaac stevens to be duly elected Dele
gate to Congress for the term Of two years.
Given under my hand at Olympia, this seventh day
OF September, in the year of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and fftyseven
{. II. MASON,
42-3t. Act. Gov. Territory Washington.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-19
Fer Sale or Rent.

aaaALL orOaEs fronting on Main street. near IN.
- Ferry Landing. Apply TO
nsyS7df q. L. DAVENPORT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-19


Like tho granite shaft on Bunker
Hill, stsnding unshaken amid on the
convulions Of nature, or the strife OF
elements % have the principles Of the
Democratic Party stood unshaken,
unimpeachcd and beautiful in their
simplicity and accord with Che fanda-
mental principles Of the Constitution
Of the United States, Il was our
Democratic Fathers who clearly under
stood the spirit of that c Constitution, its
powers and its limitations, and they
elaborated q Democratic platform there
from, which is so perfect in every part.
20 harmonious with the Constitution,
and 20 completely adapted to the
progressive wants Of a progressive and
free people, that sixty years of political
discussion, and mutations and changes
have mot weakened or impaired those
cardinal doctrines. Democracy is to-
day what il was in l77e, the same
great living bulwark Of the Nation, the
Guardian Of Liberty, the attractive force
Of ell the activities Of the people Of this
Continent. How pleasing the refec-
tion, and how pure the exultation
democrsGs msst feel in the succe,s q
their measures the grand results Of
their policy Of government and the
present ffuis Of al their toll and their
lsAulsis dssseioal Il q he oulv
pel1v senpa1ibls MIR Aesdem a,d
- seoesus tgu1sht csA1lilisssA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-19
Lands In Scott County,
Lands In Muscaiino County.

Also various 10 and SO acre tracts In Scott county
well snusted. Apply 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-19

cious Investments in Real Estate, Il inv1n 10 oar
List, whkh comptses choics city property and many
BEAUTIFUL sabufben lets and small tracts near the
city ase. EARNS and farm hnaiS N 0coet csunty,
together with large am0ants Of unimproved lsado II
all parts Of the State.
We svs the following - specimens of the property
we have for sale:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-19

Brady street, next door to Post Ofoel
DAVENPORT IOWA.
Real Estate bought and sold on commission; Land
Warrants bought, sold and located; Investments
made and money loaned real estate personal Sc
curiiy; Examinations of land titles made Notes
and claims collected, &C, &c.
Agency of the following reliable and responsible
Life and Fire Insurance Companies:
Excelsior Fire Insurance Co.,
N. Y. city, capital 1900 600
New Amsterdam Fir" Insurance, :. $50 OOU
Phnnx Fire Insura h,e co. Brooklyn, 100000
Schenectady county Fire Insnra nce
Co., Schenectady, N. Y. 100, 900
New York Life Insurance Co., N. Y. City 600 GOO
Mavch ~. 1857. diff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-19

Mr.. s. & q. II. Ely, well-known mil.
lers Of Rochester, have suspended. moi
because Of any losses in their Legitimate
business, but because Of large invest'
ments in the Lake Superior Mineral Re.
SzoU,UOO in q Railroad from Marquette
to the Mines. They had sold this road
for 100000, bat the purohsssrs have
failed to meet their engagements. The
high credit Of the firm, and the cause Of
their embarrassments, will mako their
creditors hopeful and lenient. -"Albany
Evening Journal. 18th"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-19

1EN ACRES Arst quality land, one mile from the
lOU city limits, suitable to divide i0io acsu
lots. Terms one afth cash, balance In ave yearr.
COOK 4 SARGENT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-19

Jim Lane is n lunatic. Tie is as ir-
rational as the mailman who Ieaped
over the Falls Of Niagara. lie has
rendered his name by-word of
reproach, and like another Catalina,
he breaths out thrcatenings and slaugh-
ter, against his country and country
men. Ina late speech at Lawrence,
rccling with drunkenness, he poured
forth, by the hour, the most disgusting
slang, bitter denunciation of everything
decent, and in the spirit Of the Roman
traitor said:
uesr rue bold heart The whole gross blood Of ROME
"Cou'd net alone my 'rronesf Tn soul shrunk. sick
'weary OF nan And now my mind Is dxcd
my funeral pile shall send mp amber smokes;
IN burn In myrrh-or liood'
lie has lost his honor, covered his
name with disgrace, and now seems
determined to leave the world, amazed
Mt the audacity Of his infamy. About
nm In Lawrence he has gathered all
the criminals, horse thieves and mur-
derers, and baptizing them under the
name OF the "army Of freedom like q
Dol buccanecr, he means to startle the
Union with the enormity of his trea
son, TO ensanguinc Kansas in blood
and---dae 1roi1' hh;l1e' me baftIeneld
whereon the Union of the States
should be pierced and rent in pieces.
NO decent man will fellowship with
tins innatic. None, but the criminals
OF Kansas, will gather TO his support !;
and yet little journal in Da, export.
from common sympathy with suca
common scoundrelism, ceases not TO
applaud Tho fcrocity of Lane, and the
enormity of his wickedness. 1t glows
with Joy, TO learnthat Lane is preparing
his cut threats for further strife. II
docs this from consciousness that
incessant war in Kansas, is necessary
to the life and organization of the Re-
publican party. 1t sees the rapid
decay Of its party, and clutches at any
Thing that will further inilamc fanati-
clsm. hitherto respectable Journals
have hesitatcd in commencing an or
gsnization Of cut threats, but lately.
the Gazette has become enamorcd Of
mobs, Vigilance Committees, higher
law movements Of every kind, and
general champion Of everything that
creates social disorder, anarchy, and
loss Of liberty.
II is good sign to observe the bet
ter class Of Republicans openly desert
ing the party, and joining the National
Democracy. Honest Republicans see,
that in adhering to the mcanderings
ofs party whose name and principles
are changed to meet the change of
popular passion, they are being tossed
about upon unknown waters, and may,
with the Union they love, be daahcd in
pieces and the Liberty ofman b de-
stroyed. esssssa
- sa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-19
& h ap + Il r mn (
JAMES II HOEANE,
Land .zScMt r. SsSyrevO1',

hFFERS for sale the following valuable lands In
~ Scott County and vicinity Of Davenport:
800 scrr' ofland. "a mils from Duran station, on
go acres In sections Is, II and s, Township -,
Range East, 40 acres timber Farm under culti-
walton and fenced houses and 2sprlngs and with
m miles from LeCiaire. Terms good.
26 acres OF land H. section 10, one mile from the
Corporation line the most beautiful property near
Davenport.
Is acres between Chestnut Avenue and Division
street. near 10 the city on the railroad track.
acres on the Dubuque road, suitable for iiouss
or gardnery.
Ia acre Of land, with house and other improve
mtnts, IL mile from the CITY,
is acre and quarter lots on wenterton's subdivl.
sion.
6 - acre OF land joining the Davenport line on
Davi .on street.
Several farms in Scott comfy, and = variety Of
other City property, the cheapest in the market
May 19-dtf