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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-11-18
ALERIt An d fOHEIGN PATENTS
H. Idly, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
tLote Agent o, D. s. Patent Office, Washington
n

u. -. fUfcnf
Snaer The Act Of 1870
10 SAFEST, opposite Kilby st. BOSTON.
A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of
"A twenty years, continues to secure Patents ia
the United States also in Great Britain, France
anc other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifca-
tions, Assignments, and all Papers or Drawings
for Pateuts executed on liberal terms, and with
despatch. Researches made into American OF
Foreign WORKS; to determine the validity or uti
~ Of Patents or lnventon.,-and legal OF other
advice rendered in all matters touching the same.
Copies Of the claims Of any Patent furnished by
remittihg One Dollar. Assignments recorded at
Washington.
This Agency IL not only the largest in New
Engand.but through itihventors have advantages
Tor securing patents, or ascertaining the patenta-
biityof Inventions, unsurpassed by, IL not I'M
measutabIv superior to, any which can be offered
them ELSEWHERE. The Testimonials below given
prove tnat none Is MORE SUCCESSFUL ATrHE
PATENT OFFICE than the subscriber and US
SUCCESS Is TIE BEST PROOF OF ADVAN
TAGES AND ABILITY, lie would add that he
has abundant reason to believe, and can prove,
that no other office otthe kind the charges for
professional services 40 moderate. The immense
practice Of the subscriber during twenty years
past, has enabled him to accumulate vast coll
lection OF specificatons and official decisions
relative to parents. These, besides his extensive
library OF legal and mechanical works. and full
accounts OF patents granted in the United States
and Europe, renuer hun able. beyond question, to
oiler superior iacilties ior obtaining patents.
All necessity of journey to Washington to pro-
cure patent, and the usual great delay, there ARE
here saved inventors.
7estimOnicis.
during the time occupied the office of Com
missioner OF rstents, 4 II. Eddy, ESQ.,, of Boston,
did business AT the Patent Office, Solicitor iyr
procuring patents, There were few il any, per-
son, acting IN tnat capacity, who had SO much
business before the Patent Office and there were
none VINO conducted 1t with NOR. skill, fidelity
and success. regard MIR. Eddy as OF the
best informed and most skilful Patent Solicitors
IN the United States, and have no hesitation in
suring Inventors that they cannot employ per
son more competent and usrworthy and capable
Of putting their applications in ol IN to secure or
them an early anu favorable consideration Of the
Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE.
Late Comm ssonsr Of Patents"
From ne pressn, CounissiVner.
AuousTT. lS56.-During the time i have
held the office of Commissioner Of Patents, Il. II.
Eddy. Esq.,, Of Boston, has been extensively en-
gagged in the trshssction Of business with the Of
hce as Snicitor. lie is thoroughly acquainted
with tine law. and rules Of practice of the Office.
regard him ms one ofhe most capable and success.
ful practitioners with whom have had official in
tercourss .... CHAS MASCE.
Commissioner of Patents ="
Boston. Sept. 2. 1867. 22-1yr.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-11-18
POETRY.
For the Register.
My Mother.


By JAMES F. MoBps.
Near eighteen years have past and fed
How short the time has been
Since was told that she was dead,
And freed from earth and sin.
then was but prattling boy,
And knew not Of life's SORROW
A mothers love was all my joy;
thought not of the morrow.
When pain and anguish racked her form,
And knew that we must part,
She pressed my tiny hands so warm
That thrilled my very heart.
She closed those eyes, her lips they move ed
II was silent prayer
For him she left and whom she loved,
For Gods protecting care.
Her prayer 10 answered-yes, His care
He tenders day by day;-
His love, unmerited, share
He does 10 me convey.
Perchance some guardian argel comes
Methinks it is my mother,
And gently watches as roam,
Fen closer than another.
She's now at rest still remain
Probation's course to run -
Oh God, my duty, make it plain,
Beneath this coursing sun;
That when leave this world of sin,
Can dwell with Thee, and never
With her. and others gathered in,
Go out from thence, forever.
MIbDLEBURY, Nov. 12, 1857.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-11-18
r. l.. ALIENS
PATENT
Improved Moving Machine.

VNHOSE wishing to see these Machines, Z" pnr-
chase one can Aave the privilege by calling
upon the subscriber, who is agent for the sale ol
thee above named machines. Those who have
msed these machines, in all kinds Of grass, wet
md drv, course and fine, speak in the highe.t
term. 1f il as a n. over. One essential peculiar
~ in this machine /. that TIE knives are 30 shaP'
ed as 10 prevent all clogging. Those wishing any
6,rther information Can have II by calling Tor ~
" 's''s' " J. ". coNRoE.
Agent.
Niadlsbary, June -, 1857.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-11-18
J. O. O. REDINGTON,

Mfddlebury, .SermohI,
GENT for Musical Instruments. Melodeone
n of any maker, teven ii Prince Co.,) iur
nH.n.d Apersoual warrant, in addition to that
of manufact turers, gwen tc selected Instruments
sample melodeon Can be seen AT all times.
Usaier in sheet music and music books Or
der. for music sent regularly to New York on
Tuesday Of each week aud returned ny express
within three days.
Charges in ali cases, the prices fixed by the
board OF Trade, with the usual discounts 70
Teachers, Seminariss aud Churches
Teacher Of vocal and instrumental music
MiddIebury June, 1857.
Mr.. w. c, Myers will attend to Music orders for
three weeks.
The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1857-11-18
Vermont Education.
SCHOOL GOVERNMENT.
Nov. 2, 1857.

[Published under the sanction of the Committee
of the State Teachers Association.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30


O1oE Cr1Y STEAM FERRY Boat
The company Interested 10 the new and
promising city Of Otoe. y. T.. have nearly
completed their new and cornmodious Steam
Ferry Boat. which is nov receiving lie ma
chinery which constitutes two engines. each
thirty horse power. which together with
other appliances will render this boat In ev.
cry particular capable to i'll the station for
which it 10 expressly built. On deck there
is ample room for ten large wagons. and
the calm and upper deck ~illaccommodate.
at least. fifty peIsons Mr. Calien will
leave with 1t in Il few day. ana make all
haste for otoe City. wher. 1t is much need
to fill the pressing demand for fssriag.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
Later from the smdiaa Wsr.Names ~
the Killed

toO Aube0
Red Wing. Minnesota, April %.
EprroRs TRrBUNE.-Mr. Geo. {.
Granger has Just arrived from the scene
of the Indian inassacres. The Indians
first made then appearance 100 miles
south of Spirit lake. They followed
up the river, plu. dering and numbering
up the Spirit LaAe,and then turned east
i'll the direction OF st. Peter. At Spirit
Lake they murdered forty whites
They killed Jas. Mat ocks and his
whole family, and Mr.. Madison real
ling with them, numbering eight per-
sons. DR.. J. Ii. Harriet, Mr. Barta'
mus Snidcr, n C. Granger (whose par
ents live in Michigan, )Joseph Harsh
man (latc of Indiana, I'll. Gardner and
family, (all except his daughter OF Is
years old taken prisoner,) were all mur'
ered. The Gardner family. which was
destroyed numberedseven persons, inclu
ding his son-in-iaw. MIR. Lewis, Mr..
Marble, Of Iowa, WAS killed, and his
wife, after having been first violated by
/ the monsters, before his eyes, was car
ried away prisoner. Mr.. How and
family were all kill.d,except bis daus H.
ter OF Is years old who was ravished
and made prisoner. Mr.. Noble, wife
and Child, were murdered. Mr.. That.
cher was absent from home but his wife
was carried away aud his child Of eigh,
months old murdered.
The band Of Indians then proceeded
to Springfield, in Minnesota, and sttac.
ked that settlement containing ten fam
lies, who were all fortified. in three hou.
ses, and one store,-the latter belon'
giug to VIM. and G. Wood both were
killed during the assault, and the con-
tents Of their store carried of. At the
house Of Mr.. Thomas, large number
of shots were fired BY the Indians
Mr. rs son, a lad Of Is years Of age
was shot dead at the door. Mr.. Us
arm was broken BY shot. David
Carver was wounded in the side, and
not expected to live. Miss Church was
wounded in the shoulder very severely
Folr or Eve Of the Indians were kill,
by those inside.
The house Of Mr.. Steers was alta
ked and carried by storm, and I'll the
inmates butchered, except little sou
Of Mr.. Steers, eight years old, who cs'
capei.
About so shots we're fred at Mr.
Smiths house, containing ten persons
none of whom we're killed. The cxl
tie were all shot down; the pockes
tue killed we're rifled-every valuabl,
that could be carried off Was TAKEN
After the Indians had decamped, the
survivors made their way to Emme,
city for safety. They suffered terribly
from cold and exposure, some were
barefooted, Others half clad, and all des
titute Of food. they had to camp oul
at night, without shelter: and to ford
. realms on the march up to their necks
1t was an awful retreat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
" tsr0 usin.

The republican papers are making grea,
Justice of Wisconsin,, 10y ~hat they call All
orsr~h. h"'nq. tremendous majority. This i,
all in character with these political fllibus-
t.rs. Thu result in Wisconsin show. that
this o,er~h cimiug minority OF Whi,cu-, is
more than Boon, les than Fremont, majority
las, November At that rate how long " In
II taxi to place Wisconsin among thc p.,no-
cratic ~tate- where she hclong-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

Some pers.ns writing from Galens
gives an account Of q wonderful discoy
cry Of lead ore near Hazel Green, Wis.
1t 10 considered good for six millions
of pounds If mineral. The fortunate
discoverer, who is an Englishman by
the name Of Mills can take one hun
dred thousand dollars for his .show" "A
il stands.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

Goi>i WEr-Thc emigration TO the West
thi spring is probably larger than 10 any
prev Gus year This exodus is draining off
no, only the population but much of tn. sur.
plus capital of the sea-boarJ States, and Of
New England in particular, The conse-
quent result is stagnation in business and
"tightness' in the money market.
There are several reasons for this flight to
the West For the pas; eight or ten years,
the expenses oi living in this part Of the
country have been continually increasing
The prices Of nearly all the necessaries of
life have le.n continually rising At the
same time the means Of obtaining a hyeli-
hood have not KEEP, pace with the rapid in
creas. Of expenses. lai or manual or men
tai does not received reward commensurate
with this increase Of personal expenditure
hiiuked gu, Of sight. Though most Of our
black friends will s,cutly deny it. or, if any
admit il. will only adhere the more peril
na ,u-ly to their fanatical course.l that the
constant stream Of denunciation and vitupe-
Ration which they have poured out upon the
South. has had the tendency to divert south
ern business from New England to the mid
die and other states. The consequence 10
the manufacturing and mechanical business
OF New England has been at a low ebb for
some time and the further necessary result
ensues.-a flight westward.
And here. by the way comes up the ques
ton. cui bo,.oi what good have all this vi
,uIcration and denunciation done for the
caus. of human freedom. Have the con
slant outpouring, Of wordy hiilingsgate in
which cur black friends have INDUCED for
:" many Years had the effect to strike q sin
rlc iet,er from the limbs Of poor slave -
On til. contrary have they not had the eti
Get To- riy.t the chains more firmlvy The
ahol,ti"ni,,s have one thingyet to learn. and
that l., that moral reforms cannot lie wro=
ught ont by Passionate defamation. 10y po-
ltical organizations or by the clap-trap and
intri. ate machinery Of party. Such efforts
may put money in the pockets Of the char
latan leaders III the NOV e,nent. may confer
upon them. for the time being the leaves
aud fishes If office, but the sober second
thought Of the people" is ere long destined
| Ia return. and these miserable tricksters will
then find their own level For. when the
people find out a they surely will, tina,
! their efforts are fruitless. that they only cut
, ting their own fingers and are not hen, iii
ting singh. human being. they will cas'
aside the miserable demagogues who hav,
| deceived Observation-Disclosures Gazette
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

Ralph Holly, mulatto Of Danbury,
Conn, courted white . RI, whereupon
three white men enticed him into q
barn, stripped him naked, and beat him
nearly to death.--Pror;dence Post.
We sugge't to our Republican bre,h
ern that they get up subscriptions for
the defence Of their colored "citizens'
n Rhode lsland.-CAic,oo Times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
Mcssrs. Taylor IL Ballond. No. 10

L. Claire Row, hasc received new supply
Of the celebrated ErnIir. Water. ,lire.i rom
the Spring at saratoga This water is su-
perior I" that If the Old Congress Spring
f3r ho,tliug is an agreeable and healthful
beverage To thos. who have test.d the
qualities If Saratoga water, no rsccmmen-
dation il necessary.
Mes,r. Ia, lor aud Ballond will coniinne
to keep constant supply II the above wa
ter on hand
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

Show us q newspaper whose columns
are at All times crowded with nex adj
refreshments, aud we will show YOU
community alive with business and en-
tcrprisc. The age i. moving on. A
man that stands still in these "la,ter
DAYS" will in short time find himself
behind his competitor and to show
that some OF our merchants, at lcas. are
no, standing still, We need only TO re.
fer to our advertising columns to show.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

OBEp DoNEIsoN.-If Obed Douel-
son is in this vicinity. his friend PlInR
DrNu would like to hear the fact Danelson
settled i'll or near davenport III 1899 or
$50. and is now about Go years OF age. Any
Information about him may he left at this
office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

Two CoME1s.--Protessor Maury
communicates to the National lnteIli
gencer the fact that two comets are
now visible by means Of the telescope.
one of these is going from the other AZ.
proching the earth.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

By reference To- our advertising column,
ii will D. seen that tie steamer FLORA, Capt
Wrbb. Master. will during the season. make
tri weekly ,riy- To- and from the above
loiuts. Tn. Flora is large. eorumoeious
pn,, and aimirably calculated for pa.scn-
gers, aud Will. under command Of such gen
,lelnar,ly othcers as capt. webb and clerk
Chanpln. mu-t be the favorite boa, 10 tina,
trade. and tie travelling public NAV rest az
snrod that every accommodation will re e1
tended 10 them. aud that . trip on the F7o,o
will always prove pleasant and ngrs.a
Bile
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

In addition to the four murder eases,
forty two bills for divorce are to come
Hrfore the present term Of the Supreme
Court for Worcester County, Massachu.
sets.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

THEAIgE.-Ths "oerious Family"
an ever iasorit. play. will h. presented at
Houghs Ls'eum thi. evening. Al,o tn.
Rendezvous" which il conjunction with
the former, will afford ample amusement to
those aho like TO indulg. IN hearty laugh
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

DEArH OF Je sHuA 4 SrEKcER.-We
are panied to learn that Joshua A. Spen'
Ger, one Of the most distinguished MEM
bers Of the bar Of New York, died At
bic ssaidsnss q Utica q SATURDAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
LATEST NEW 5.

Washington, April %.
The War Department has completed ar
rangemenfa for wagon road from Fort DE
fanee to Mogava River Edward +. keale
Superintendent; @. II. Heass, Assistant:
/, J. l. Iiambleton. Physician
Lieut. Chas. X Thorburn has been de
tached from the Navy to accompany the e.-
petition for geological survey, 70 csmels
and drom-iari.- will b. employed. ON. q
the objects being TO t.st their endurance and
adaptation "a the climate
The party will consist IL about 80 picked
men. provided with the necessary nipple
| nients u break u road through, and will
| rendezvous al New Orleans on til. 10th May
Ali the I.ar,ies for the different section. Of
the road are nov organized with instructions
to commence operations al the earliest I,os
rihl. period II is thought the work viii lie
finished ~ next December.
The Administration lie now taking rest
in the matter Of appointments, and owing
70 the accumulation Of current business Of
the departments Cabinet meetings will
not be held so frequently AZ heretofore.
The Treasury Departments has initiated
measures for asre Obtaining the amount Of tax
alton Of oil kinds In each state. and the Gums
necessary for the maintenance Of the govern
rnent in the principal cities-
Oswego, April %.
The schooner VIM kaynor, with a
cargo of wheat aud -four. from Toronto
for this port went ashore last night
below the east pier. Thessea made
clean break over the vessel and the deck
load Of hour was washed overheard.
New York. April %.
The liquer dealers held . IT ee,ing last
night and adopted resolution. TO dis.
regard the new excise law, and appeal
the first p osccution under it to the
highest cnu.ts in order to test its col.
sttutional,ty. A fund was rxise for
this purpose.
Nkvp mon LAKE PYyN,
Chicago. April -.
We mst Capt Blaksly. Of the MinnesotA
Packet Company, last evening. He insorms
US that the Northern Belle arrived ut Dun
lsih yesterday morning. the captain Of which
rerorts the Ice still firm. The Gslena on
bo, it was too strong for her Capt Blakely
thinks tn. Lake will NO, he open the Present
week
FRox Observation-Disclosures He
Der c. kinball sermonizing in the Tab
ernacle on the 2lst Of December, unc-
tuously enumerated his polygsmic off
spring As ''2s hcvs living. 10 dead.and
OF. OF girls" ii III eed time for Hsr
ney to shoot, mount and spur"
The Colonel Of the lat Invincible-
advertises over date Of January 2lst, q
school "for the Legion in which In
fautry and Cavalry DR. Il will be taught
to which "cvery honest heart" ia invi
ted and where the poor will be taught
free"
Those Mormons are going to fight.
And they will fight hard too.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

~ 4, Louisville on Friday lest
snow fol- to the depth Of teas inohss.-
What woA&hsrl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30


The ausu ,s.i ,itsc Safe a-eso u hnrwn iha,
the majority OF tn Errc' ant II rk AID Par
laielph.s use no other make o Ssf.. We flu
nish Safes Of all sIs,- and with any desc plan o.
Locks wanted, and ~ill warrant 10 the utmost Ill
the qualities of the SAFES we s'u
iap2j;f BURROWS. PRETTYMAN h DALZELI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
.xCnOyiL.

(SHH Srbs-r her vii r-owe r.m his ID 4 nj on
oeAN sire q. ".s va. "a. cs,ps >...r. IN
~. ~ m r'sns, O., nss o. ~ .ns ~.ss n
oy he e-isnds, s~sly to ssrvs tAsa. u ~ ,sp.erS
10 che nDses D8e0os - 0srem nseob.s
aAlo1t1. 14AU0D JAo0Bxs u.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
CRY. PROPERTY

W = Of Lbs blssk Cn, - te troni y, anne House
RDomr. Lt6 eud " !. 81 lot J. bo'A - liam"
uau c D sJIt h..,i ttutt tree.
Lot hie.k % ~ feet fnnt BIlok II use rooms.
Ios7 5 . 10 betk ~ FtltOns addition
q 10 ~ 4. trout
=. % lot = aud ) flit block Stu'iyrsLis ai-
ditIul - i,,t fruut ., xme Hous Ee-li> aud ia.
lles : fivt sLtt -, - ct irJut. 90 uii-
inn ruA, u tuls IA 81 paEts % tas sly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
TnI UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established hilaseli u this place In the
II bu-iness II rrLvss l. BRAss PLATIso. pr.y os.s
70 q oil orders for Ace Silver plated Dor Plales
O'or Z .ob-. Bell Pulls, Butts numbers, RI ties . .
Figures adopsrd 70 the Of Doors aud Chu Oh
PeWS LiehsniS 6 R0ds points, Wind ~ sab, Carr
- sd nsrssss trimmnes plated to order - short
nCtjcs. Az Vvsk warranted equol 10 the best.
WILLIAM OAaA1A,
Dse tendlno 80 = - N0natasoaA loo,
oooooA street, - Oeolsa
tDgo lA>A8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
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INN ,ni 40 he - - Jsfu..rt 'h' tsi' ftFt'd
rvnLtr. IN 'hectty - uttrnt- n, sui - u tt W
IN est tusust,s ~ a"',i,nks " sd '!.ss Al
.',lu.A p N tiutiii fHriN ~ use.
Cnug & NPCHNT
MAJ 4 LOT tosr'N
TAttAAS. row. q wCIsAN.
en-. ny, kHp.. ENtit Ms a ca.
Nj, knGt 3 cav tEti CO
wcoHr,oH, LAWS NJ. NE"fhE
's.IA.s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
WILLIAM n IA yAfoND


Adam \. Riddle. k.,, Cineinnati. OLio.
Peer y n sots, do
- C.un.. Is o., do
TIus Nhstp . Co, do
sm.,l. odo,dA iiugh-, Banksrs.ds
D l.aTafu.
John X .us. Ia, Il LIbrty ~, Nj
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

Eerring's Safes.

The .ui, Eibore a.. Agents
for N ans. y. c Herfing h
> - GRATED l'rf and Thief
roof Safe. We voulf iuvite
%. a.t MI n o. tn" putlic 10
h fact that these SAFES have
r wears sio.ri thu TEST OF
9th fire, thirf and also OF
time. Very many Safes will
na meA ure DEFY the I Sme'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30
Firm L.i.V'SIS.

~ t.s.'i't. 3 - y 4 " milo. West oil
Iowa city. High An tV ~ ptaitie. ApeK0'il NJ
H. 49,. >, ..t-n =, ,,l tlr II.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

2s4-stu l. " .ot ceelJu % 7 Is RAE s9ott
FtAal. Hos, touIDs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

SN 4 co. t.,itop ~ T - Il ". Choice piece of
ptsit !, ti,u /! & lnty nilvs + Of Nj Pleasant
OF tLc heYkuk aud ", f,eisNnt Rk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

n, DARLINGTON :. Co.,
attorneys at Law.

OHc~ cor Main n c, nd -. ois, L. ,i~,'' lou
Ccli. et.u- lasd- ard promptly fsWtf . q saist
OF b. uti,rii States.
Mon, t. l. 4u.b Red Er-ie NJ - rrsis
n~v los II tTrtH q '''iu ssih
Land. located throw u tie No'ih-st
RFFfHtS'FS:
p Glib on Rsp On htr uruk tsl irt's,
"a p ,.,.,,a ~. - h -tWf
Vest Ch.rtcr. ps
Morris 4 Jones 4 Co., Phttrd y LIE,
UooIrs. 4 1u~n enf 40
r. WOODY nd \ o.. v ok -. s'hirsw
Darb, A IA, ksda- ia -. - t"s'.
Or u CtRrk Sc sut W.. tU = Louis
RT Lsesh 4 CO tits rr''
p-y A NsUatk ttnituat-
Mct,r-sH. Lsv-$ 3 Wskrmof", haven
Civ TN Smith. t~g, d.
n y ,l.aV6,l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

acction i6T ~ R3p. Fine piece OF prairie IN
Gu,hit County vlthiu had = mIl, VI ,imber-tisins
al 81 al
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-30

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