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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-10-24
III ISVIIJ.E &C AD u NJ v
CARROLL COUNTY VA.
B. F. THOMPSON, A. b., President,
Assisted by a full Corps of Efficient Instructors

Assisted by full Corps of Efficient Instructors.
VUNHE FOURTEENTH SESSION OF THIS INSTlTU.
u TON will commence the first Monday in August
and close the third Friday in December Board be had
AT six dollars per month, in good families
Hlsville is small village the top of the Blue
Ridge, commanding a view of the most picturesque,
romantic and sublime scenery. 1t is well supplied
with wholesome water aud pure air from the surrounding
mountains II srenowned for health 1t affords good soC
ETY. ousmaer towns generally 1t is situated the main
thorougare ror Tennessee to North Carolina which
passes daily lire OF stages II is within few hour tray
ell OF the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad The last scho
lastic year numbered hundred and iythrec students
An annual catalogue is issued which will be sent to any
person at any time desiring further information about the
school.
July Z, 1857. 1l92-w6mpd.
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FOR THE WEST!
nj
THROUGH IN SO HOURS AND CROSSING THE BLUE h'D'"
THE nay TINE

THRoUGu SO HOURS, AND CROSSING THE BLUE h'p''
THE DAY TINE. - o, potrR
~ =. BROWNS TRI-WEEKLY LINE of fv ia
" HORSE POST COACHES from Salisbury 10 t and and
vile, via Statesville Newton Morganton Mafl"G of
Pleasant Gardens, connecting ut Asheye WIN e
stages for the Warm Springs, Knoxville aud ''''"'
Tenn. 81, ,d ia
This is 70 miles the nearest route to Asnevs s Far
also the best stocked and best managed road III and al
olina. 1t is the most expeditions, safe and Pieasan'
the same time the chealcst route for the West ,,r
Leaves Salisbury on Monday, "Wednesday ana M Tin
leaves Asbeville Tuesday, Thursday aud saufIs
North and South , ,,otor
May !, 1857.
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oF NORrH.nARoL1NA. ALAMANCI

~ Connty-Court Of Peas and Quarter SESSIONS, Sep
t.mber Term, 1S57.-John 5 Rumy VS.. Rachel L. Rum
ly.--Petition for Phrtition of Land.
1t appearing the satisfaction Of the Court that Rachel
L. Rumly resident Of this State, il is ordered by
the same that publication be made in the North-CurOlna
Standard, for weeks, commanding the said Rachel H.
Rumy appear the next term of this Court md plead
or judgment will be rendered pro conesso as TO her.
JOHN FAUCETT, Z. G c.
October 23, 1851. 96--w6w.
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TEACHER.

A LADY WHO HAS HAD SEVERAL YEARS EN-
"A perience in teaching, desires situation in Senna-
nv or Family School, She is prepared instruct in the
higher branches Of Mathematics LATIN French and Draw
ing together with the usual English branches taught in
the best Schools References given. Address Editors
Raleigh Standard"
October 49, 1851 96-3t.
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Kansas.

WASHINGTON, 0ct20.--Information has been re-
ceved from an official to the effect that the
Constitutional Convention OF Kansas will submit the
Constitution to the people for ratification or rejec.
ton. Il
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DARLoR AND CHURCH ORGANS, PI;

Il AMOS, MELODIANS.-TGE SUBSCRIBE
furnishes lower than they can be procured OF any Dae
America, the celebrated Alexander Church and larOf VI
gans, Princes, Mannings, Mason and Hamblns 90 ana
all other American make of Harmonious and MeIodeons,
Chickering's. Neumis and Carks Gilbcrs Boardmah a"
Grays Worcesjers Stoddarts, Gales, and all other prom
inent manufacturers make Of Pia Harps, Guitars W.
Inns Stools, Covers instruction Books, and Music OF every
description, at wholesale retail Churches, Mqsg,,
ment guaranteed. Circulars and prices sent lree Au'
dress,
JAMES NJ. EDNEY,
SO, John street, New ORR
September IS. 1857. l2v5-"'
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION , OhK.CITY GUARDS,

ASA PARADE AT TIE ARM0RY on SATURDAY,
gAsp the ..h instant AZ O'clock r. NJ, in winter uni
r3Ek1 form.
BY order Of the Captain. - .
Oct. 20, 1857. 90
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S;v,s,,,yuu" 9,.s.o;s Lanfn
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-Assurances have been Of
fcally given that England will not interfere in any
arrangement which the United States may propose to
Nicaragua in relation to transit route Thus all OBJ
ject:ons withdrawn on the part Of England.
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IL w A.,h
WHO wOUI,D PLEASE rs WI

VX1HO WOULD PLEAS Is FgEr,rbch
w him enclose dollar to {, ubscr'oe', o FIR ma.
he will receive four valuable printed IecelpesS all
king the celebrated washing fluid, by w1eu saved
the labor in washing is dispensed with ana IFnl nt
ten times the cost of The four recipes TIE and save
valuable utility, by which eau b0,h maj hem pnE
money. IT, after trying any person should hnu the money
will be promptly returned y, PHILLIPS
L. Clayton, \, z:
June 9, 1857.
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FAIR AT PETEasBURG.-The Express informs US
says
The address, was delivered by MATT W. RANSOM,
ESQ, of Warren, n G. OF the merits of this adj
dress, it is not our purpose now to speak in DETAIL
Want Of time and space forbid it. We may say,
however, that we hear but one opinion expressed,
and that awards il the highest praise. Admirably
conceived, and coucbed in language as chaste as it
was Apostle it enlisted and retained the undivided
attention Of every auditor The delivery too, was
deservedly the theme Of much praise. Bold, en-
phatc 'mpass;oned and at intervals thrilngly elo-
quent the enthusiastic applause of the audience fire..
qucntly interrupted the speaker. A copy of the
address will of course be requested for publication,
when we hope to place portion of it before our
reade rs."
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TnE HENDERSON FAIR-Dr. Harris, the Secretary
Of the Granville county Agricultural Society, writes
us as follows, concerning the fair at Henderson last
week:
ut continued to rain up to Friday morning, when
we had storm which completely uncovered the hall
in which ladies' work exhibited. The Execu.
tive Committee held meeting and decided to sus-
pend operations and close the fair We had inten.
ded to keep open till Saturday evening.
The entries were full, amounting to nearly screen
hundred. Many articles we were unable to put on
exhibition at all.
We are now entertaining proposition to pur-
chase larger fair ground and erect large halls and
put every thing in full blast for future exhibitions,
which bids fair to succeed. We shall no doubt be
prepared to meet the casualties Of the weather in fu
ture.
No premiums were awarded in consequence of the
inability Of the committees to examine specimens"
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a VALUABLE WESTERN FARM ron

September :, 1877.
~ Register copy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
TRUSTEES SALE.

T James Mar, and IL other psftons sh"n. y mas
vxyUEREAs on The 23ri dsg u June. A u 1856,
w John GrSh.rn did tIas bus eertAn 81 or drsn
.ant upd ed and MY 1ve dollars sysbls niae.
~ dsy. AFTER the d,tP heTe.f, TO b. orier - John
Graham which R.l wssdui rvpted ~ fhr - q
James NV Ana whereas an The said asa day uf.unr
A SD the ss!d John orshsm "a ofas hso her
.ersi, Raj o. that dat. upon the said Jams Nay,
IA, ,he m Of Atty i've hundrsd dollars psyshls fnur
mont Al er the date ;hfTeo' - the order a John
CrsLam. AID whkh was duly accepted By the sad
James Mss
aid pi,'. ., arc ptsd by him, The ssid Jsmas Nay
dld on the said % d day II Jupe, 1855 ex Gu
tsd un,o Au.tin Cnrhir g. Trnsfes tc-tsin u ~ OF
Tout 9 ny,yingio said Tr.i,c, the parc o. land.
living and bsirG siinas~i IN SCOT County
n The State 81 va. dasrr,hrd ~ fo,tvs, To Vii 4
Tho north on. Ia 81 Book NJ. twenty f20) A. the
sams ia sooyu dr.ignated and descri.r Il spon h
P,.t n, the Oh Town, row ~ q pAeenpoft-whib
aid Deed NJ Trrs was dniy scknow dyed, snd VA,
an ,hr aslh dsy ~ s-lrHbe-. A. ~ 1876, duly iilsd
ind recorded 10 TIE Recorders once in said Scott
County.
And now the SAID Bills having brcom' due snd pay
abl and the saiJ Jsmes May bsv ne failed to psy the
,sms either 81 them you thc said James " ~ snh
AZ other persons whom ma, concert are hereby no
tined and PUBLIC notice l. hereby givrn, that y IN
u,,de,s coed Aus IN Coffin Trustee Is sfrsssin o.
the r quest q The - John Graham, the own.r o.
tsii Bis, ard IN prrsn nee 81 IN poveI seWa ~ ~
me ty said a ~ Trust, VII on Tuesday, ise 1910
day - Aprl, A. D. 1857. IT he hnsr 2! uo oo ~"
IN inc CIt, a. la v.npprt In sott County aforsAh.
sxpo.s and Offer sY sole ~ public Asosios Va TIA
b,sh.., bidder FER cash. the parcel OF snd shove sss
serib~d os mach thereof o. shsn 3, nsosssafv 70
ecsts ma s,pausss sesairG the asking % ssia sss
mated ibis Cd Gay u Apr.i, A. y. tRef.
Apr,a diAwS,, AUSTIN c0RoIx, rTrs'rs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRl-.uGE WINE,
IN QtARr BOTTLES.
h.A(lRk.f' T1s FIJI

INHE greatest edcine Eve disco, "a ed for tn, cur
L q s-Nf. and .,gur, Ihui F"ycI, Dumb Ague,
ani all ouuS III eases. bis ysuahlr nIed me har
NJ" ca oef0fr iie pghile fot vcrsi ytarr. AHA
there eau b brt.r yrl,.n1 ot r,d oil H. lht acy
iAdn IT, extensive SAL and It's a>Ing
irputatb an thi- l. owing TO it, having ecfo med
s-'ia ~ .as Aiost wo.d.iftl ANA astonishlI,
ifai nav" ever been ktl.wn. Beng purely vg'tA-
Die, itec from al foreign siet, neral
Peuuda, Cfituse Muie MAS be TAX n With The Ut
c;y under ein,dst suy .ifCuiust ance> 1t
sten.tiis tie <tOmseb, invigoraies tbs systin and
tniir!y prevents tbs iaigupr aid pTosttaihn -
strength ~hl'h ai@sys a,tenns W, and Agu and
AL ph'us dls-ts's II nci onis b. ais he Ct IL aud
fhtAs III" fNef, bat tenioses the ,ssas, OF tie Law
- AMI 1thts organs. on wGt,h the 1niil AMI Fen
deient.s TIL. mouse DDS WHO tstr use. the s-hri-
iase iAe u-ri n .uIer ldrnc 81 lis viftu, l.an
~ happ r~rsur~ti,e tr,:t. IL /, iruis woldcIiui
uie ltiiif '"a oitrai'r o. IL ey>t II la charm.
III, r or se,c'i dose II Febriiuer Wine oteska the
1is ana n tehiln' acru:diug to the III: ectL.S, II
iFtfN', th dis as; permanently from the system,
a.. ieasts tn body IN healthy o,iiiition Thcse
pfrons who A. aiictesi with Fever ami Aruc or arr
ION ~ bii"as distas.s, sfe rec inneud-i Ia give
"a Val abe isi-ucine lair tllal which ali that
- Ii say to n-ufe Success rnu n nyine., an Of n
o.prfiofly ovtr very Other reurd, ever ,fei Ell 10
thg pubic Certificates " tae highest res,.eta liability
night lie p,~anttt TO substantial. all tina; Is ,Ia,,nt
III - D. haH Di II VIII. To- lrtt to rOdnu tselifo
y 'inl or tai ~, its own merit,
Ca ton 10 the Puhnc-Be sur, HAT ala. ,.rInr q,
he iT p irtr, John WIAER r. IA his own han ~ r,
tns. on III PtuulisrorN Noie, Ahich h. alta h.- 10
IN t-stitAt - stsii .-i lauel tie h,t.-
> Id a. q t,il uy Drugs. u aid Megt Dant ,Nrty-
where.
n. ~h' sal. orders niasi lie d. r,t,-t to Iohr, ",
n o. Mal:' Il Lane, Y, 10 nas n B.ldw in
VIII lesaIt d Lsgiss CAicf 20
o'li nho!esal. and rstbi! b. N..srs
ALVUhD VAN pATTEN
s5u-dA%iy pa.cnpurt, low
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
Trustees Sale.

YNrHrpEAs on the If'h ,lay ~ Dec uIh-r, A. y,
W 1854, 0har!fs ]. II. Eyer ard Christina Gy--r,
lis wire, xecutee unto An tin GoTbn - Trustsc,
ain deed Of Tiu t. conveying t. said Trustee the
and In Scott county Iowa, described ~ follows, to-
VII. Tie half 81 Lot run,h@r FIVE (A) Ia fiock
number four "a IL the city OF Davenport ~hich aid
cnnyeysnoP ~as made by tn. sid Ghs'le }. II snd
Christina his ssss for the purI II securing tn
Iaymtrt ofz &C tam pr >sory note sns the io'r-
csi thereon sisn"r ty .sH Charles j Ever. dated
tho ll:t DAY 81 Dee inter, A. d. 1884, and payable
b, the oriey y C bonnsr w. oar year froia date.
with interest ~ per nj pr snnum, W !ca note
t,as afterwards sss guea 10 Nicholas F,jervsry.
And now sad pot~ having becs me d,s
ana payable ana IN" aid tharl J H. Eys"r bsvn,s
fsil.d 20 ray tie same. l. Arstn Corbio Trustee IS
Aforesaid, a. hereby siv- this public MOTIFS. that hv
yir'un ~ the pocer which "a IN me vested by SAIL
deei - Trust, ! will on TUESDAY TN SEVENTH p.r
or APRIL, A. d 1877, Al 'te hour OF O'Clock in the
afternoon Of said day, At the Cont use door IN TIE
city Of Davenport, expose and Offer for SALE at pub.
lie auction TO the Lis bidder tor ca b, the parcel
of land above described or SO much thereof ~ sha
b. -uficient h. sstsfy sud pay the amount OF ssa
note with the interest thereon 10 tn" day ~ sa 10.
g.her with all The costs nj expes ser s,,ehdius SAID
sale, costs OF This notice ard Truste's sees. tpen
the completion OF such ssieA ced wit he sivta 10
accordance wit the ,tipuaiion Of sad Dr. q Trust
Dated he fsth day OF March A. u. 1877.
mchiad,s AuErIN GOatIN, Tree's@,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
DINING SALOON

h n - - a " n - NJ II
V'pE PALACE DINING FALCON YIN y agar
j osens I. on WEDNESDAY ns1s hereh lesh sbea
viii to Conducted 40 her~sofsys u The Rssten and
EnscpsaE plan under his supsrvtei6A " @ AisoA
Uysters game and M ss Of eli h,as served 81 suy
hour IN any .tsis and IN nannT ms rs~ssa ~
ANY houss vert Of NV York. Resulss meals u
On 10 o'cloua RON - tul snd fran 70 ~ NJ.
lus provided " tn competent and tdtcitni e'.oks
ei assp.cd OF r~oder rms fuli 90 psyst seesis 80
10 ali Who razor Tin viii their patronage. Inis
ssios q is ntttd ~ esd osuduetA IN suce nsnner -
10 render 10 the most fsshiopS and acCorn noostins
s~soYs In tie city TAose vho sss @d 81 . Cd thing
sscsnA s,rsess, est siis, Aszt % 2. Gtose Q.
"a 4 s-w0uD
MT I'M W 4+sf s#ta 5stA s 81
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CLOTHING.
II Gard.

81 OIW
II AVN J sai ms 'ntirr -i'rk { Clothing q ~.
j ana CA.-!tar,-s fu'fish & Gpods &c, 10
" ssrs. X H. PARKS \ CO., flrin' rit a. Chicago
TAX Ills opportunity fthsnkinz al. WHO have n.
vo =! re with ihIr psronsge sud soi rit for the
shove hrm co tinuancr of The sam.
dts- fafk, & o.. arr pert ctls acquainted vi Il
lhr business and val spar 70 pains 10 pl,a-e all
who may fssor tfes. It'll their custom AZ the I'D
stand oiIs,sit lie CLAIR. Rne.
fnch2S it) EDWARD IDEN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
Grand Monthly Jubilee.

Its imp ssihlc to give the details OF this munn
cert enterprise in this short advertisement, and W
therefore refr thr reader TO circulars, or I. tn
r,ay he had bv writing 10 j X Blsir. publisher Of
Jorrna! Of Romance. Chicago, or New York-or may
hs seen ~ he ofice % OF PAPER In which this
sdyprtisemc0f appears.
TERMa-Por one year o. %; Tor 8 mcnths, u 80
rthres monts q CO. Every subscriber viii get one
pr enium Immediately, and perhaps another In the
Monthly jubilee Distribution.
N B. Dc 70 send TO the once IN Chicseo
Tor specimen copy u the paper
October 03-dcm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03

New York and Boston.
e. % T5a nv, ,..rs.,
TIME AND DISTANCE SAVED, VIA
.SfHr Work HMss Erie
hide Gauge ro'.he Track
r A I l. R O A D
Tia Dfnknk. hataio. Niagara Faf's or Sus
pension Bridge.
II TIIIS Is the only Wide Guagc Railroad having
j wide and spacious Saloon Cas- running iArougt
from Dunkirk, Buffalo Niagara Fall and Suspension
bridge to New Yors
without Change Of Cars or
baggage.
afyordisF unususlcomfert,
Speed g. Safety.
Boston passengers leave New York daily, At g
o'cieck, p. NJ on the
Most SpienSid Steamers Ia I'll.
world.
via
Stonlngton, Norwich or Fall River
Through Tickets are good on either of the above
routes.
Through Tickets aud general Information can =.
procured at tie Coinpany's Office, No. IS Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House, Chicago
Merchants, Produce aud Etock Dealers make
frouel CONTRACTS by cali on the Oompany's Agents
4. H. PETERS, Ar't. IS Dearborn street, Chicago
d. p. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
heci.du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
New Firm.
NdEs Rs. II u PARKS y -. hayirxpur,,,s
WI h" md u. tick of
Clothing, Cloths,

AND TURNS HING GOODS &C.
81 E.wari Alden are now % ring th4ia at er, all,
r.dGc Il pic r for Gosh
W. hope 10 nj mt ibefsf share ~ pebble pa'ro,.
age We ,hhll coninu' the maHuisctur. OF Gus L m
~orx under The supervision of Mr. John Dunn or
menis 'ae TO order III and IN thr mos ay
stsle. Nj. Alden with Is usual good ta,t,
"hih ~ The market feS days past. ha- pu chased
tLltl ~, Al.a- t-cl1 -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
DENTISTRY.

hk. y. MYERS has ieiiIt,,a his .facr TO Sec
~ ond STREET, between Brady aud Perry, Dav.n-
is0f' low, a lev ,iooIs esft OF Saith 3 stot-
IL. b pr that M las thr. y, srs consi prsc-
H. u us ~ AS gwen Sn,h >AIssta0tIun as ~t
indu-r hos sisbrg the seT vil-s Dlltisi 0
seek MS ne l9estion. As IA hiS work, any siuJut
81 f.f'f' tees gwen ~ 'irs.t Cd feltl-dt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03

4 Aprka' Hr.,aa snA csshmess vssts. aAse -
ets,i WAosWOSSu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03

"ANTED.
500 Men, Youths and Bows
S.i.VS EE. PEYRRl'
las N h7"d II" lag 4 >,ock II
II READY-aADE CLOTHING
(of liz own n,aiufsctur") ever offered in u, y..
"h''t must b. closed cut u make rtaul We. vt.
'"inpiet' 81 TX Tor SPRING and summer fre'. ia
erdr 10 disp sc ~ my stock - Wiriar f.oo.le r.
-h'rtest bic thne viii n T. thirty a. san
"h"l" STICK Of Rnedy-M ,d- ctoti ire =,
COST PRICES.
eh"ic' iot - FuRstsH,sG Goops .o,f.i ,i,., ~,
part Fine White and fawy shirts, Under clothing
u4hdker,bie 1!"v's Collars, Ho. t.rv Susbeu,i,
inHis hubn'r 10 d.. Trunks va-.s, Sc
only on price. al and
SAMUEL PERRY
ahlifti Biaiv street, upppsi,. =. I or,oa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
" THE DAILY IOWA STATE DEMOCRAT -DAvENPORT IOWA
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
FRESH .lRRlT:lL.
Fresh Cr0ce ries and Coed Things.
SMOKED Hslibut. Salmon In kits
Salmon. isckrr-l
Macsrrei His mr..
- k.is, Herring
Baskets! Baskets!
of.s~ry .ize. shape and quality low can BE- bonght
III The cry Also CABS and WILLOW WARE. of
eycry di>oription
Ground Rico.
\ suirrof ariiicc for Puddines. Also IaIa. Sag
fhyu~ MarI1rGni : savoy French Mustard p!ek,-s
Preserves, Fruits and Nuts. CaBaies, Sc., in
10 every thisg NAV be found 81
DAIzELLJRA co
lpsYsOtfl > Cor 2ud aud Perry so
EVANS, CHEW 4 Co.,
WsAOLES.aLE GKOEEllS.
~ AVE IN band, and viii Be ooiisiantp roo,shg
"A isfg ssli's " fie,h Groceries.
sucn
Sugars, C,a-s Trss
Aoarees, Iobacc, hilr
"oodsn War, Clgn,, pnpl Fruit
NdAs, tsA. S,l,,S,
Smoking tobacco, saap,. uas,.
Jhssr, yu, pst N.la
SacsstIs, sJda rf.,.rSf.
tapping paper ,iaesies, oanda,.
Ropr, Cvrdas. Na..l .T,-
lndigo, On, a,
Large Sales aud Snail Profits.
ENANs, CHEW &C.,
OR Pea j aad see"ui ,stts,s
spti-t-Ga.-t.e ootyi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
annoy CASSIMERES, CLOTHS,

WHICH W. will 'ari1o ur fri nds within fw DAYS
- he I'D : AMI ~ Ewart sld n, opposite LeCTa re-
Rev
uieh23df n PARKS n ~,
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ER.E.v'kkF.S'

ER.E.y'kEES'
Insurance Company.
Once n. W Co O. Of Vain 5 Cheshptotreet
ST. LOUIS, MO.
C0pif~s. %oOO.OOu
VIM. D'dSCN, rres't AD ABrIES, Vice Pres
CHAS. ABRAMsoN, Secretary.
DIRECTORS
u. Cnno Chas. Meyer Henry Bloch
9. Meier, &C. Cor,e., T. wi!mot,
II. J. SpaHnhorst
=. D. HARDING, Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
Tie undersigned Va Agen. fer this new Insurance
Company, which is managed by some of the mos, sub
',sniia business men Of -. Louis, and Is ready at all
times to take risks On reasonable rates. II should
not he overload ed hat tbs Is good Western Gorn
Irny, and should he supported by cti,ens instead
,fbeinv swiui'ed tg Eastern swndling institution.
Of which there many.
f"rt,siiy ?. p. HARDING,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-03
Magnificent Enterprise.

10000 SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR!
S0ec0 TO BE OBTAINED IN SIX MONTHS II
100000 TO BE GIVEN IN PREMIUMsii
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tha fefian8l ApraAfAr E ~ f'F".HHf'
IN tha lpi ahts u n. ieti, llilHs NJ.
efihei w i.swuilnp 'im ,mpfe hsd
nihdH him ~ heiofe HE ilap, i,faflh'f
amhilioa, salis,ed tsiia, a. delights ~
fls. .lesrlc.a elflii, di,ida he'vrfli
lshlf Ahd itslise pIsnsufe IT, habit y
filsf. shlah maia him cifpnlfnl tll
gmiiad 10 loaslsh hls iimh. AMI eusi,aiu
hla meilHos NJ eall, oI~siy o'siluli
"a hlm With h@h NJ eheaA' i'fniHfly
sbonhei With mns.oIo' aui hnllpuoi ig
IT, wo'llns " geula', vere hfand, fili,
ahd e,eflaufns. lIlr ihosc y 'iiho N 'ho
l,runn medals VI ihA empire ,n esees-
ui bile minelng with The blood, gaze
tH'iuF tint 10 iho sha, which, ai dis
tiu.o &, lnikel Ike ,arneh ol r,la gold
ou hl4 cowleaance, H. llps still rfe'rt.
vi ,hrr Grecian outline and aleady gthee
passing easll, from .mil, to q immature.
ss,lii, hon, chin form u an arpfepriaie
base IN bic feniafe. NJ. nnm was but
b line, thin AND transparent. The pnleu,ss
~ hi- cheeks gave greater hr,lliancy 10
The blue of his cscD liz look wn' search.
Inc, aud stead, as a wa,erns lomc- an
emblem ~ inquicmde, Ills forehead
seemed 10 have wilenci from The scsnti.
ncss II bis thin black hair, which was fall.
,ne from the moisture II continual
thought, I, might b. .aid tina, hl. head
naiarall small. had increased IN size. to
give amplc scope between h.. ,cmpIes Cor
the machinery nni combinations u mi@l
ever, thought of which was an empire.
| The map u tho world seemed 10 have
heen encruaei on The orb II the reflective
bead. But Il wns beginning TO WELD; arl
ir nslhol i often Oh biz breast, wliir
croos.ing his arm. Ike Frederick Tho t.rca,
an atiihiiehn gesture which hc appear
ci to aier'. Unable any longer to .eauce
his coarIicrs aud his scldiers b, the chnrm
" Youth, Il WAS evident h. Wished Il
fa-cinate them hy the rcngh. prnsisc and
Il .dainfu, character NJ himself --of hi,
model IN his latter days. lle moul,lc,
himself, n. II we're in,o tho statue Of re-
llrction. before his troapa. Win gave hin