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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-09-17
who are AristocrntsP

Twenty years ago this one made can
dies, that one sold cheese aud butter,
another butchered a fourth carried on a
distillery, another was a contractor on
canals, others were merchants aud me-
ohanios They are acquainted with
both ends Of society, as their children
will be after them-though it will not
do to say so out loud For often you
shall find that these toiling worms
hatch butterAies-and they live about a
yclr. Death brings a division of prop
orty and it brings new fnanciers The
old gent is discharged, the young gent
takes his revenues and begins to travel
towards poverty, which he reaches
before death, or his children do if he
does not. So that in fact, though there
is q sort Of mOneyed race it is not he
reditary; il is accessible to ALL Three
good seasons Of cotton will send a gem
Grafton OF men up--a score Of years
VIII bring them oil down, and send their
children TO labor. The father grubs
and grows rich--his children strut and
use the money The children. I'm turn
inherit the pridoaud go to shiftless pow
erty Next, their children, reinyigo
rated by fresh plebeIan blood, and b,
the smell of the clod, come up again.
Thus society, like a tree, draws IL
sap from the earth, changes it int,
leaves and blossoms, spreads then
abroad in great glory, sheds them off 1,
fall back to the earth, again 70 mingl
with the soil and at length to re-appea
iu new dress aud fresh garuiture.
Make yourself an honest man, an,
then you may be sure there is one ras
L-.I In.. !. Lhn r.n-II - I..L.L-
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-09-17

FIRST AND LAST.

'Ts first the true, and then the beautiful;
Not first the beautiful aud then the true,
First the wild moor, with rock aud reed, auC
pool,
Then the gay garden, rich In scent and hue
Not first the glad, and then the sorrowful;
But first the sOrrowful, and then the glad:
Tears for a day, for earth Of tears is full,
Then we forget that we were ever sad.
Not first the bright aud after that the dark;
But first the dark, and after that the bright
First the thick cloud, and then tho rainbow s
arc;
First the dark grave, then resurrection light
IT'S frst--stern nights Of storm aud war,
Long nights Of heavy clouds, aud voiIod
skies;
Then the fair sparkle Of the Morning Star,
That bids the saints awake, and day arise.
III. B0Rar, ID. ID.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-09-17

THE SIZE OF NAME is a very com
mon opinion that in the early ages of
the world men in general possessed su-
perior properties, and were of a greater
size than at the present But all the
facts and circumstances which can be
brought forward on this subject, tend to
show that the human form has not de-
generated and that men Of the present
age are Of the same stature as at the
beginning of the world. Thus, all the
remains of the human body, the bones.
and particularly the teeth, which have
been found unchanged in the most an
cient urns and burial places, demon.
strate this point clearly. The oldest
coffin in the world is that found in the
great pyramid of Egypt and this sar-
cophagus hardly exceeds the size of our
ordinary coffin, being six feet and a half
long. That we are not degeuerating
from the effects of civilization is clear,
because the sayages do not exceed us in
height
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-09-17
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT.

G-Auswer to Enigma in last weeks pap1r:
-" Brigham Young"
Answer to Arilhmetica' Problem in sam.
paper:-First 20 second 5O
Answer TO Puzzls.--"Cow.n
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-09-17

t was tItFeU CLOCK OL ulghI When nc re-
turned. 1 demanded that he should re-
sign. He didn't want to resign in
sisted again, and he reiterated his dis
inclination. for reasons that cannot be
considered culpable But the keys Of
the Treasury we're put in my hand, and
they did not leave my possession until
he did resign ! then appointed an Of
fcer in whose integrity / have entire
confidence, and who demands and re-
ceivcs the surcst possible security from
every depository of The State.
I Now respecting the blame thatis at
tached to me, for not having sooner
discovered the robbery: Gibson isa man
/ from whose appearance and character i
never could have suspected of the great
wrong be has committed Auditor Nor
gan and Gov MedilI had ten times as
much reason TO suspect Breslin Of dis
| honesty, os / had TO suspect Gibson
And they could have as easily compell-
ed him TO resign as ] did his successor
. What did they do? Compel his rcsg-
natiou2 Mol At the very first chance
/ they had they put him on their State
ticket again for the very same Office.
0m obliged TO talk somewhat Of my.
self, but the nature of the case is my
1 apology. / asked Mr. VIM. d. Morgan
to act with Mr. Denuison, q gentleman
Of undoubtcd integrity and a native Of
-. al ;,I ", f1ot;,1
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A1'o' O"e Lel usNloI Morgan ana ~, lFeU
'lIe TO serve, then appointed Ar. Ihom
as sparrow a memDei OF the democrat
Ic party ana late an oihce-hoIder unle'
Iros'ueut FIefce, ana he-as gentle
''''n ~ '''u' o'uJ''VI "lu O'.'. ''.'v'
lie has nrescntcd the facts and the,
are before YOU. I am told that the De
mocracv away mn on thclakcs. in Pavne'
! rerion. now attempt to get out of th
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The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-09-17
4oljtjCal
Kansas Officials.

Atubd8 OAlCldlbs
The Kansas correspondence of the Gin
cinnati Gazette, in a recent letter, thus
describes some of the Territorial officers,
who are retained in places of high trust
by the present Administration:
Judge Cato is a man of dissipatcd
habits; notorious as a drunkard even
here where drunkenness is so common.
At a drinking party, he was called
upon, and made a speech, in response to
the following toast: "The Union must
and shall be dissolved, pcaceably if we
can-forcibly if we must, in which he
took the most ultra grounds against the
longer continuance of the Union of the
States. He was decidedly in favor of a
Southern confederacy and the "chival-
ric South to remain independent Of the
North, &c.
While the. examination Of witnesses
is going on, the Judge will take his hat
and leave the room to visit some one Of
the numerous saloons in the town, for a
drink The proceedings are stopped,
and after waiting awhile for the return
of the Court, and that dignitary not
coming back, the Attorney General
then, in imitation Of "ye Court, goes
out to drink. The Jury seeing both
theJudge and Attorney go out to liz
uor, conclude among themselves to
follow suit, and soon the us. Marshal
is left alone in the room with the pris-
Oners and witnesses.
If the Judge gets too drunk to re-
turn, the Court is adjourned until the
next morning. Lecompte in spite Of
his stupidity and prejudice, has some
decency in that respect, while Cato has
none whatever.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-09-17

CAUGHT on THE HoHNs OF A DuEM-
MA.-The Democratic party have a ma
jority in the new Congress, and upon
them will deyolyo the admission of Kan
sas as a free State or as a Slave State
If they admit Kansas as a slave State,
the party in the North will be swallow
ed up and lost in the Northern and-sla-
very re-action--if they admit Kansas
as a free State, the party will split in
twain in the South. One or the other
Of those alternatives is tho crowning
consequence awaiting the final solution
Of the Kansas issue in Congress IN T.
! Herald.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1857-09-17

Make yourself an honest man, and
then you may be sure there is one ras.
cal Iegs 10 the world Caylvls.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21


WAsmlxoroN's FAarwElL ADDREss.
Tho Philadelphia Bulletin thus dis
poses Of the foolish story in reference
TO the original COPY Of WasAington's
Farewell Address having Lssn stolen
from the State Department
"Ths original draught WA never in
in the possession Of government. II
was sent by Washington at the time it
was written to be publish.d in the
newspaper then puhliahed in this city
by Mr.. Clsypole, Tho latter had /,
yet up without damaging the COPY.
The manuscript wss carefully preserved
BY Mr.. c., aud In Is<s or 1850 il was
offered 1t public sslo in this city BY the
heiys Of Mr., Claypole. Congress en-
.srad into composition for the psiss
but, afte, y spirited bidding. it wa,
| knocked OF to Jamss Lsnnox, Esq. O
New York, for sum exceeding ,wo
thousaad dollass. Nc. I. had sOmt
ssaet sepiss ef the Addrssa made 10,
III t1SabA but Ne gssAl fssifsAAl tsil
sAgnolAA 4 IN tseAbs1lsA.'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

FEVER AND AGuE.--Acclinlation
with most persons must como sooner Or
later. II. A Porter L Bro, Of Rock
Island are the proprietors Of Covells
Bsbseriue Mixture, which 10 undoubtedly
. sure cure. We DO not cay % from ex
perience, but from the fact that We do
not believe the gentlemen who are the
proprietors would give their names to
aiding in the extension Of . humbug
medicine. We therefore adviss those
afflicted to 30 sure AMI give il test.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

lIouGH's LYcEuM is fairly under way
for the season. They opened al lie Clare
Hall last evening 10 \ COOL house. The
peIformai was excellent AID every one
went away delighted. Tonight a good
bill 10 offered, ne tina, will please and one
that will draw.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

Those in need of the services OF
Carpsnters and Builders we would refer
to the card Of Mes-rs. Orendorf L Bro.
These gentlemen have ssined u high
reputation for the excellsnc Of their
work and their rromp,uess ia executing
oil their contracts, and deserve liberal
patronage from our citizens.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

Yesterday was warm and beanti-
ful day. A few more suoh will relieve
W 81 our muddy streets and tend to send
the ice out OF the river, two things de-
voutly wished for. Very littlo grain
csme 10, FROM the fact that the roads
are impossible, what little was 10 mar
ket brought IS cents.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21
MARSHAL.S SALE.

7 Will sen - pubic sale On Friday tn 27th day
i OF March, A n. ieiI. In front - the Mayors
ote In the ~ Of Davenport between the hours q!
.slve o'cocs y. and four o'clock r n Of ssid day,
the following desc ibed plotes of land IN said city for
the amounts due for laying sidewalk. according TO
city Ordnance to wit.
DIT Y>a TIA,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

UNCLE SANS EsTATg.-Thc value
ofthe real and personal estate Of the
United States, is reported by Secretary
Guthrie, to be *ll,3l7,6ll,672-that
is over eleven thousand millions of Dol
lars The total population is 26,s64,-
al2 souls.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

A man by the name of Games, who
resides in the lower part Of the city,
while drawing . pail Of water from bic
cister0, tell in, head forem ost and bare
y escaped drowning. When rescued DO
was unconscious, but by prompt exsr'
,ions be IVES recus. tated and 10 now do
ing we'll.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21
lleas etAe 1'raekl
-
OPPOSITION LINE!
new MARKET OPENCD.

3Joo 1DoCo " Aeet 1DOocte.
oepoaAoooo 0oaststl Op0essassss aesSsAl
NH veub1 lnvses ~ ealissa. q b.vearsy 40
w v).n1tv = - nev sAase usaN % Dss1y =.
Gcsonp ~ ~ 60, vleve eAess seylaU y lsros
S q - 6o0eboo essa 49, - 49, ~ =
66(lo0A g t1oo0e ~ e9o9ae ~ = Qeve AfsaaAs.
.khHi|,A S,ssl. ~ ''''-'Ts x,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

We would cali the attention Of Car
penters and Joiners TO notice 10 another
column OF our paper this morning signed
MANY Carpenters" Matters OF interest to
members Of thos. professions. will b can,
vassed ~ the proposed meeting.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

GET1ISo REAnY.-A considerable
number Of met ste now engaged in break
Ing rock, 10 BE- used IL uacadamiaiug Main
street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

smith l. Arnold's splendid line Of
Hacks run daily between this City and L.
Claire. tn. whole equipments are in sn,
perb order and Smith 10 the best man in the
world except Arnold and he is just like
Nm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

The Iowa City Republican, through
the sssi.,ahcs Of II. friends hss been .nducsd
70 continue while longer on trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21
JOHN L. SUITS,
Real Estate, Money and Insurance
7zoKn 7.

GRO H HR,
Ersdy . Get, tnext door to Post Ohee,l
DAVENPORT IOWA.
Real Estate .ukLt and solj on commission Land
Warrant. bought. sid and 10. at Invests! thts
made and nlonry loan IN real estate psrsonsl
cuiuy ExaIuu .tions Of land titles made Notes
and GAINS collected, &c, -,
Agency o, th- Llicwng reliable aaa responsible
Life and Fire Insurance CoIupAAhs
Excelsior Fire Insurance Co.,
y u city eapi 81 $4,000
New Amsterdam Fire Insurance., q $50 00o
Pheruix sire Insurance. 90 RruoklsI, 9UD.ooo
Auh.EsctA.y couaiy Fire Insurance
Co.. Schenectady. y. !. icv COZ
New York Life insurance No., n. y. 0.V. l,oSv soo
March 10. 1851 DIT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21
DINING SALOON
Avn

n n - - a u n n. N r
0NpRPALAoE DINING sAL.,oN ~ be asaa
i atspel, on WtSarsa.y next kxro1 Istk ~hl1s
vlp oaa6 saasd - h-yets.g ~ ca the kssteia and
European plAa Haaer thA SUPERVISION .. II q Suoa'
Oysters eaua A; uscsis 81 n, kiHa- s.rssd S. sny
husr IN AM styl aud IN msnG,T un< rpss.si "
auv hsuss Uest o, E-w fotk. Recular meal from
tii 10 e'eick PA 10 TN Add from TO is lie,
Inu provlA-l " ~ consestsat and Incl Ut oooks.
Ssa aAn ed VI rvairr,as tu ard p-rf Q; satisfaction
10 III wAo favor ltm vl.A their patronage. This
sslo.a 10 ussa ~ ssl e.ndues-d In sash msnlrr
70 vvuae, the inss, sasLtmasle sad accommodating
rva.rs Ia The cry Hhoss ha are I'd "i sood thing.
ioss 70 b. tn psiaos ga y. ads between Yront aud
secs Nd Streets, east ride. a~x. 10 r sio.r Ca.
!. 4. eastwood.
(Nes lyAl1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

The Goldfish just received ut Burr 4
Sw,rr's l. very fat and sweet. They have
also frs. rate Groceuss Of al kinas. Try
them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21
Or. W. D. BLAIN
OF NEW YORK,
OCCULIST AND AURIST,

HAS permanently located r Rock Island, IN ILL.,
1 Is street, opposite Island City Hotel, where
h" wall b" happy TO see ali persons afflicted with dis
tai Of the Eve and Ear
Having devoted several years TO this special branch
OF his profession, trusts that he can relieve many
who have given up In despair with Amauro Is the
symptoms OF which are weakness Of sight imaginary
ELECTS floating before the eye; object. appear o-
scurd hy cloud or hasiue.. dseAea Of llsLt .ulxrg
meut OF the purll. l.
CaiAfast. IN which the lens turn white and pre.
S"ntH NE :ay of i.ghi passing throushl; opthaia,a
81 !nnanatinn, Mr. -lsf, Week.-Mrs. OF vis!ou SRA.
h-'u's S!uinins, vel As Dsasness in iss 10 o.
forms.
Having e .iv,-s :-stq Part. the new and ", nds-.
fli UptislmoscoP., u W. len are enabled 10
lok lo III dapth- The sni the interior 4,
eiesi.y the outside and m r@by Ascert ain lie es
act sta'e ~ she apic nrve and rctins liz An snrosis
tlg .u- ma i"nt cataract Also the III un in .tf 4.
So e..unl IN" ear. well sever al NV
medical carnations fnr cutius opacity Of the
n"rs or MA over tie 81 without he thr knife
or caustics.
To p.ereat inyn.Hiar,, H. deems II prude nj &,
stat that h. IL rern,n- Physician. Beng grsdu-
ait CT tn CUiyei ty ~ vermont, also u the New
York O,absluic H.pt. an. his success ss an Occn-
list Is attributable To th -! fecion TO which b. ha.
brought the o. indicated vapors In tht treatment
CT diseases of the eye.
2. B. Or. b. wit dsyote PARTON u his time the
treatment D! chronic d as-s espscisiy Of the III
unRs, hsging cured himself Of Cons umption A..
aArse pat; OF has right lung was los, by disease,
Is veil a. many others Ia . Ike condition.
Once hours from min u sour
k0ck Island, Oct. %, 1868. "a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

Tn perfec, ing ord r al G. .SSox's MILLS, Dx
i import. Can be Sc II At any tie, DAY ~ night.
II has IS inch cyl urer. II srok-, cat Is In
PERFECT conditiun. Any cue IN want { NJ. kn-
zine would d we'll cal syel Fot furtL.r rar,ic-
uars sprly to
INCH 9iawtt CANNON AFRESuH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21
Blanks! Blanks |!
IRu 81 aud w WARRANTED DEEDS
lDrnec ratio County Convention.

ILe u, moe at OF the sxiious Tow nships IA the
County scott 'qn.st i 10 - nj derst's TO u
county conve atiob To b. Ieid at The She IN ONE IN
Dev.nport VII SATURDAY Ih- 2sth iust at a. lock
y for The y pose Il nom mating car II lat" for
county Aces ssor-
mch u PR order ofCI1I (oM.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21
Tnatcher's Patent Lift and Fierce
PUMP.

vl,HIS Pump III fires and l. isss i~Ll- 70 act
/ out a. order than an, other IN use, and has had
pr-rlitm. az arded every r q, which II h., BEN
ta.it-t' ed
ates pu Rows. PRETry1ANk DALzKLL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21
WRITING ACADEMY,

IN GRfGG'S BLOCK. corner 3, and
49, Perry 81 reefs IL now .pen for the re-
49, c"ption Of pupils, and ladies' and gen
tlemen sr respectfully invited o cali
and examine specimens. Rooms open from 81 NJ
toSP. NJ, Scb7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

vTSHA subscribers keep e0asssntiy ~ had ssud
a1AStMtsS y se,a psrsAassss, u ~ ievesa SAsA
SaSSSI. jSg5el-Nsw tssS zs.sl.
~.>ssss sk:ss5ssS ! ssxss3 ssss stsa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21
THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT DAVENPORT IOWA
GROCERIES.

| GROCERIES.
Burrows, Pretiynaa 1 Dalsell,
Wholesale Dealess -
q Ii OCERIE = /.
from, Salt. Crescent, &c.
AGENTS For THE SALE or
-. Q. Horr11a4 - Coz
Celebrated Fire and zhiy Prog Sa)s
4. 4 4. Fairbanks Scales.
AL snalike y CONSTANT, on hani = full stock Of
w oiocerirs, which oil u The trade Low
a caa E. purchased IN Chiosso or 81 l. ,uis, ana
pi hasers will md goods to lie the brsi quail
y and warranted equal to sample janssdA~u
GuGARs Musco, ado. Porto Rice, CiArin-d, ,
- c. ushei and powd ed, for sal ~
BuRkUwe, PKkTIYAAN a DALzkLL
4 ,uffEEs-Kio, Moehs, Java. also Ground Ooass
~ and kssence OF Coi@e, at kP. u
hioLAssLs-N. Orleans, Sugar House, and syrup
Nl Tor sais. ~ By. b d.
4 AAs-Inp rial, Young Tyson. IunpOwdsr and
Black Teas for sAl. II b. + D.
CPlCEs-pepper, Alltpc,, Cinnamon, Gioves, iin-
- ser, Nj 4star'i and Nuilrgs,at 81 d.
\,oAPs-rancy and Tc,les, Family. krA.ive and
- Castle. iar sale a. D. =. D.
(,ANDLEs-sperul, Adam>ntiue. s,sArine, Star and
~ iaiow, inr nae low al D. 4. y.
niLs- sperm. solar, Lard, BARK, hosin, Llseeu
~ a"i uiSr. at b. D
hAIAis-M h,te l. . am liLr Paints ior sale -
b. Y. - y.
4 ,iGAgS-- navsna, German and Amsriesn brands
UsoBACco-N Natural Leaf. Virginia AID hisso.ri
/ pounl ,s'ass, Twist. Iiu-Foh and smoking, iof
sai ~ 0.F. y.
YEAST POWDERS Of various brands and kinds. F"
u. 7. \ d.
<,ANpiLs-assorted ard fancy, cum an Lemon
\ Drois. Lounges.
nauNEs in Jars, boxs and barrels Ctr n fis
j Past ard Currsnts, at .. F.SD
ntCKIES--tn deruc rood. b. ands, = ssorted Sizes
l Pepper Sauce fr sale at r. y.
DowDER, shot, Lead and CAps.a AL kinds and sses'
NrAKcn-Oorp, Pear; and Family, for sale a.
Nuts ,imopds. b a7il, Flber's, Pea Pecan;
~ WAnuis and Cocoa. 1t r
II AISINs--M and Layer, wh,le AMI = JOKES
IL Sultina and Malaga, At y. =. q y.
X H0CoIATF, coca, Broma, Parma. Tapicoe
I Wheaien Gri.s and Oat Meal. b. T. = u.
1yAIT-K 8nhawa Syracuse. Turks isiAhd' AVE
- pool blow u and Ground Alum. Is r ID.
(sEMENT-Iousyi and Utica: PlasterinS mar
1 sturro Plsrser, Milwaukee and tsndusky so's
Ash, 8 tons In store, and for sale ~ y -
DAsKFTs-Market to ~ bushei Corn ana
ID Cloths, at
VXruOpTNwARF-Tu,s Pals, Wash boards,
w Cburns, Nops, Axe He.ves. at b. p. ID.
CoRDA6E-Msnnla Jute Hemp, and cotton nos-
~ dage OF all slHes ". q y.
INI>H-Mackersl, Ssiraon. White Fish. Trout, Coi-
II Ash and smoked llaiibut, At r. ~
LASS-Window Glass, assorted sizes, Iuntlefs,
" Jars and Demijehns, for sale At b. r AD
DRIMSToNE; sulphur, salts, Borsx Indigo, IN
ID store and for sale by b. r. &O
n n ATCHES-Prrcs A. Co and st IOu,R for sale At
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

ScnooL MoSlEs.-The amount Of
Intsre.. Of the School Fund, sppor.icnsd
10 the County Of Scott Tor the year 1850 IL
39,0a4.23.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21
CHICAGO.

FROM
SCRIvEN H. GALLAGHER'S,
General Advertising and citing
AGENCY,
% DEARBORN ST. CHICAGO. lila.
CHiLD'S
copper, Steel aid Wood
Engraving and Die Sinking.
NToop CCrs Of nuildinFs, Nachin"gs &c Sea"
w and Envelnpe Dies Nlsitiur. Marriage aud ku,-
ines ard, Aarxing Plates, sc,
1898 RANboLpHsr., CHICAGO.
nsr,h2dlui
J. w. OTTO T. 90,
MpoRgfss d JonsrRsr
ntPFR HANGiAGs scKEENs. FiRr PKIsTs,
i Wi~Dow TRIMMINGS etc, a manufacturers
OF WINDOW Sn1pFs
80. e. RAspoLrH ST, oa',tte po'y's HrL
CHIcAGo, Ill
wholesale aud rrtsi Experienced workmen sent
10 ell part, Il the ct, aad country
!, ". o11o. }. srALpiS6.
n2dsm
(.lSM .IHV.l.SIES
ny GRAIN Flour, ard gther r.aduce, fr SAL IN
~ Chi, az W On c.b ~ Ylcai 10 cofrcspoa-
sl,rl, IL Boston. Nts fok .nd other Eastern eitir'
PHILLIPS GtiLp.
Commission NJ rchaut.,
mar,li2ian So' gG SOUL ws;'i II 4. { Hict9o.
Vi hoi, sale E0Ot ard shoe Store.
,fNiff $ p ,..'er having vtdh stock Of Boo;s
aud sio-s % No - LAX sltr't slr'tt'si!! w.
forms til iaGt AMI p4tc cueralt ihai ~ rhiiu u
/, srcstsr sac!itiosi /. eNin: arg' ada.i'ns
10 las tot5.t stock .stitg - varietS Of SfkINn
GOODS Which h. VII -'ii ~ ~ iaw Il II, ure and "n
"a good rns a aay hsu-e ~ ,he west faTticitT
slt. nion gwen i.iiig orts r. rom "a" ,oentry
JAMkS DUNi-Op,
m.fel2 3Il y c. Lake =, thI,AGo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

Thu ub-ci ibers a.e Agents
for u .s,rs. \. @. lIerrins l.
90 c-le'.rai 81 Fire and Thief
Proof Safe. We would invite
the att nti q " the public 70
tn fact that these Safes have
ivr years ssosst The test u
both DIE, thief and also d
time. Very many bsfss viii
- measure defy The f.smss
and yet Sail before tne latter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-03-21

N,o3sou v hsssss siYsA thss - ssssessa w =
ssv I ~ 5 4 AelSaa ssnA e,sstleo y sosA ed
sve,y po-,sss y bress essAly. = sAi1a 49, eAese
81, + we've ts6ss " ~ vs1Sss " ~ sueee ~
n pr9is tsSsrue(os. ~ ~ w. II Ssws, 80 -
aisesv - - Lard lbASl - Os0n1seaeees q -
bssA lsss naDtds I0psevsUsaE - IeAp . -
lies Fl eaost Jecss.s end C,iasoe, 80 ~ - es
The r.yi~v u Sonst eeunty, ID ~ y Jsws.
n. 70 viii q she ssid slvtta also ~ = tsssa
"a ~ I.keusr o. sekn. 1bess y sAves - vses
be,Ia Per LEs.s.," end the sSpesed " Assinst
Licenoe.' ~.
10 tse>,npory hereof, hsvs 81 ny hsnd thb Seh
day Of March, 1857. W COO9,
narchS dAv3v County Judge.