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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-26

8asQus 0ooAs.
pLAlN And printed white and but Mar,cillss.
! white and printed Briiliants.
Figured jaconets and trimming braid.
spflsd$W p. D. FOSTER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-26

1eop oklPss 40 okarsan9.
CKkk!ION md cruvslu Hoop 6ki-ts.
AJgsse.d ass!in, with 1ceaeing, for Skirts.
Aarssillss, danask, e6tilla and hair cloth.
Aprlla3w p. b. FOSTER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-08-26

"a nAn "A HIIe1 DHIDE, Oh The Bno-
1stssst. "A K1kyA klRe ~ Ensssa Dsanss,
author u Prairie Flower, Yoreed viii.
Oh NAH es ssls - HART s bARSEn.
11essslI nsysd ~ Naaa-st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28

Eiitors State Democrat GENTLE
MES The following resolution in re-
lation to the matchmaking Of Lady
street, reported at the las, n;ccung i
the City Council and adopted by them
was o. tilted in the published statement
OF the proceedings. Please publish
the same. The rccord stands thus:
The Ordinance COMMITTEE to whom
was referred the petition OF different
persons, property holders on Brady
street, Tor maca1smizing same, report
ed the following res piu,on, to wit :
Whereas il appears that the ow crs
Of majority OF property fronting on
Brady street, and between the VI isis
sippi River AMI the stree, running
east and west, and Immediately south
OF the College ground, have filed their
petition praying that 30 much Of Bra
dy street as is aforesaid may be mac
adamized:
BE ii Resolved, That the prayer OF
sand petitioners be granted and that
the Street Commissioner of the
city of Davenport, be, and be
hereby is ordered forthwith to proceed
to grade the limits above set out and
described, and prepare the same ior
macalani1ing.
And be it further resolved That the
City Engineer be, and lie hereby is
ordered, forthwith, or as soon a. prac-
tcab!e, to prepare tine proper specifi-
cation for TIE work necessary to be
done, including all CUTTERS, curb stones.
paving and macadamizlng, and advcr-
tisc for bids, either for the whole of
such work, or Tor either of the follow
lng sections thereof, to W.T.
See. irst.-trom the River to soath
line Of Fifth street.
See. second. FROM the south line
OF Fifth street to the north lnc OF the
the aforesaid work.
lie 1t further resolved, That III all
things herein the City Engineer and
Street Commissioner, shall proceed
under and be governed BY the prosi-
sions Of an ordnance entitled All ordi-
nance Tor improving the street, etc.,
passed and approved June 4th, 1886.
JAMES j. SLApE, Clerk protein.
Feb. 18th, lS51.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28

ii. y. Porter 4 BRo.--This popu-
lar and energetic business firm whose hane,
IN connection with the Book, Stationery,
and Pfin'er's furnishing line is well knowa
throughon, the North. West. are still i'll full
supply Of everything ia the above line, and
with the same energy and perseverance
which has ever characterized their business,
hoy Yet continue 10 extend their operations
aud fer new and greater Undue enenis 10
The country and city haGe. At Their Is
tabli>hment may be foa d large al d com.
plste assortment Of books, OF all kinds and
g AIDES, stationery, for the counting house,
school room, or priaiins office. misceilaHe'
QUA hnd'i'ss, painll IS, Autographs, inks Of
all kinds, wall papers OF every price and
and quality, type, presses, and printing ina
i.iiais, at The most reasonable rates. They
have also recently opened OIL Illinois street.
directly opposite 10 their old quarters, an
extensive Music Store, where will be kept
Oh hand the largest anI best selected stock
Of Pianos, Nieiodeons, Church Organs, and
IN tact, all kinds OF wind and stringed ia
s'rumen's now in use, to which they would
call The attention Of The citizens of the
Nofh- West, as they are fully prepared to
fill all orders in the most promp, and salts
factory manner. Sheet music, and musical
works, composed aud arranged BY tie most
eminent and popular musicians, constantly
on hand.
To the public we would say, thu, there
10 no western house that can answer their
demand with more promptnes. or TO greater
satisfaction. Call, and see for yourselves.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28

THAT PET-CASpIpArE.-TheG Gazette
says that the Democrat "see,ns to think
that il has pet candidate" There you
ere mistaken ne'ghbor. We KNOW you
have. We know that you labor in the Ga.
zetts and 10 the street for the success OF a
certain young lawyer. Il our Information
can be relied upon. Why seek to svads III
U yea have not such . pet, why labor 90
hard to rrsvsat sshsr Republican lawyers
esea eell,Ae Ne AouIAahsap
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28

During last Thursday night the Joe,
which had taken O start tue afternoon
before, commenced running and gorged
extensively along Front street. In the
vicinity Of Burrows mill it was piled
up on the shore to the height Of twenty
feet, and just above large sheet. en-
tirely blocked the street, tering away
the side walk, and breaking away a
portion OF the piazza Of the Ohio House,
creating great CONSERVATION among its
occupants, who commenced getting out
their goods to save them from the threat.
end ruin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28
LOCAL ITEMS.
TIN AID NOM.

THEN AID NOW.
1--WE regard it (,he Liquor Law as Of
10 particular Importance, at least in this
section Of the State, where the Law IL,
self is a dead letter. So will this Amen
datory Act prove."-Gazette 21th.
Wh-e-w, when did the conviction
above expressed, force itself upon our
neghbor's mind Less than one year
since tho Gazette advised it's party to be
sure and nominate 10 man for Office not
pledged to carry cut tho Liquor Law.
II VAS efficient in defending the law and
deprecating any movement for lis modi-
fcation or repeal. So the law is '.iead
letter" is it neighbour Why is i. 40?
Simply because BY allowing it to be 60
you can cheat the German voters into
support OF your nominees for office.
When that can no longer be done you
change the tune and denounce dutch
lager beer drinkers" as you did before
they came into the Republican ranks.
So long a. they vote right. tho Ii.
quor Law will be "dead letter." when
they choose to vote tho Democratic tick.
ct, the Liquor Law will be brought to
life as en- engine Of persecution. Mark
tho prediction. The Liquor Law is the
scourge with which the Republican par.
II lacerate tho backs OF Germans when
they vote wrong. I. has been useful
instrument II subjuga'ion, used only
when necessary and laid aside when its
use would ALLEVIATE the German allies.
German voters begin to see the trick,
AMI arc prepared to emancipate themsel
yes from such Political boncage.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28
,..u.,,. A,.x.e.l ,.~ln i.s,snc,or.-rh. goat

~~A,eS,, Magical b'.in llsssacior.-Ths scat
and ,rlnc,p.l ebar.rterisficsm DALLEr'a MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR consist.
ig. Of lis never failing and sud lneus pro,"rt'
.. son 70 applet 10 any external injury. 10 en'e1 II!
amust,on instsniiy, and Rapidly TO r'daee a. in~
,.,ur. eon.,!,ut.s it, great pe~sr 10 Ale slAie u
psin VI burns and seAlds, and u Other pa.niu ="
sa.es 10 90 LncrsdiDiy short space OF tim' 40 a.
SSi appear II IN the f.v Testimonials h.ften'o at
aascd Kvsry intelligent mind Is fully s~af- that IL
~ .ssss Of .rierlsl injury. The pam Is ptodac by
ILLUMINATION Of the injured part; and therefor u
80 remove tie eauss IL. I'll c, mu.i cease
~ II. purincs;tve pr opertss nsu,ralils the poi
80 thai may lark N tie system. and VIII When Al
s..sl to the sorrs, draw rapidly al impuFs r-u.'
10 Shs surface and '.es hence tn great droharg'
n rcd uess n IN sores ocessaoned ~ burhs ahn
s.su applied old asd invetrssts sores ss khsuia
- other eutAneouh diseas.r
Bach Der u genuine Dsll'y'S Psin kx'itet"f hss
ann 1, Sc Plat Engraved Label With the sigma
tur..otc v OLicKESERAc ca. pfoprntorr. aus
nanaiscturc', HENRY MALAY. Az Others A's
.,un,.,,u Price 10 cents per boz
~ Au,,J-, should be addressed TO Z. c'"H-
o.rAr. Al p.reiay street E'v york
nlJs, iii p,uael.ts. aud M"iicisr All thf'nsn-
a., ~ ,,..,., .,.,,. -ty2b-d4w2m
wm A. Hate heior's Hair Dye.- burning
clustering compound could ever have A'isin'd The
universal favor accorded TO this Dye the original
s-vsr railing fsvorite. Est"rs Is h"' inor. TUE !"
er.eas than the brown black p-odueed IN tie red
.,ass eraysst or most frowzy hair by II Mad and
ord, or applied at Batshelos wig FACTORY, I'm nine
private rosms) 2sa Broadway New York. VIM
s.,,h,,o, n On the boz Of all g-nuiue ouicu.rr an
tastons.
ror sale ~ Alve-d L Van Pstt.n-
sep7S-dawim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28

We are authorized to contradic; the
rumor that application has been made TO
the Coaoty Judge for an injunction, to
issue against the ice, to prevent its leav'
ing the river. 1t vas thought OF, bu:
the parties finally concluded 70 lie. it 60.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28

There Is an unpu'd letter in the Post
Office at Saint Louis, Mo. for Grave,
Henry b; Davenport. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28
yDrfrufe R0urdSv, q.

lARs nc ADAMe Iving TAX q the y 70 ia
wi Thorinvion's Hous-. OF The C rn.r ~ S'h snu
Man strtrss 10 now preps'sl 90 acc pmmoas,e 10 g
20 day boarders one room 10 lrt, stfah. ?" y
Gents or + Gent Ard wife. re- f7du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28
Or, W. D. BLAlN
OF NEW YORK,
OCCULlST AND AUklST,

YYA9peymanently located IN hots Irinh". w M
IL rs street opposite leland CITY III ~, VIE
81 will b. happy 10 see all parsons ain'Sf" WIN W.
erses % thu Eye and Ear .
Ha ing d vo' ed versi years 70 Tbs spe'a erA".
az liz rfos .-,op, tra-ts that b. can r.' 20 man,
oh. have elv-n mp IN dspsit via Ams'"" - We
symt,. ms q. when are w,aAaess u "G1s. iinssansfy
al i-st, oaatIng b. fore the eye; ohtcts aplse! 90
sorr BIZ coai or hAs.usss, GssEss VI ishs eLiAsss
meat Of The l.ufi. -.
Ca,aract, ia which th- iecs fnrn waite ana prs
r.ut. me r.y e ;snt passils skE.ash w. O.'Lsipes
In tns.m.lits. E.sr-sxht wesrts4ss OF vi-ien NGa-
bi,use or 3saiu.ins, vel - Deafness N us
forms.
Naslss rsreived from Parts tas new 81 .andes'
fni On, hAltr scope, with which Ars enacted 70
Iook Il, Il, IN. a~ths tn csc si see he i.teros ~
ciea IL ~ ths nsias asa thss-hy ascsrtaS1 TIE ca
ACT state of the optic a-svs sDd fst.aA 10 AmAaros
te lens 10 iscipis nt catsfsrt. Also tee fililhasn
Spectrum tyr uxan,s pg the ar. ~ well - sev
~. dcsl prsparailees tor curiug ep-sisy Of re co.
rsrs tim eysr the eye without tae use sfsn ans
or cans;sos. A.
r. rr.veat .mpostti.n, d., D aesrns Il psnd ~ "
state hat b. . YagalHr fhvsciah. belns ". Az
Az Of ne Cn,va.i.y % Vermont, si,o on the NV
York Hospital and Ills success - 81 oo
ist 4, sttssLvtAba sac per 20 rbien o. IA.
oroush he use " me.c stsd v2pSrs n Me sessE"n'
ol di.cAs-s 1T the eye.
PA o.. y. viii devote pcss.on % his TIM '1Nf
treato. nj Of chronic 3casss, a1psciay OF the tnre
u.es, hssinG cu-r' oiH4ssif o. Cnasainptios 81
a,Arse Dali OH Il lung was t1si ~ assssss
a, vel a. ssAny other. IN . LIKE couaiftes.
Ct,c~ hugs fr,su nis. - fsus.
neck Island. Ot %. 1874.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28
Job Pl-iDtixlE.

We wuuis call the atts.tiun 81 Nere ha is Bust
ness aud Others L. OF "a ;iss fsr eHscalrg
~.lh pgan.plur,- and 10 sup mr. ulai ner. JOB
PKISTINts ~ ali ~, vari.teS qualities aid chr,
and sol4Ct a sharr ef their patronage. Lssibg sULe
to con.idei nbr 'Jpsuss n ing Up JoLting
Establishment, - prepared L Il st. eli kinds
Of Plan and otnameu al v ors. 80. Bal Tickets,
r os >, ar, isseiy Il scrip'.ou, O.roliaf
q. vatietiea u printing Ia Gold, slls bianre. q
Coors ais, PsaJph.ts, L,sytrs' B.lets. Cn- e.,
HIS OF IA.ius. PT9n.4s oty ..ote., Va, Bis, Hand
BIS. &c W., neatn.ss and on s,otafl~ tenn.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28

Nix. Ellis on NIcGEKs = No man
wss so indignant as was Mr.. Els a, Ike
charge preferred against him al The late
election Of delegates 10 the Constitutional
Convention. Tia, he fay ored the proposition
OF providing IN the Constitution for the po
htlca! equality Of the negro, - extending
to him the right 10 vote. He Denounced
those who made the charge as malicious
hbelers. He expressly declarel his OPPOSE
ton TO such modification of the Cons'itu
ton. But that was before he was elected
We see by the reported proceedings OF the
Convention IN the Gazettt Fl the >. h inst.
that Mr. Els '.was in favor Of striking
out the word WHirE" Ii this be so. we
charg. MI. Els i'h downright hypoc.icv
He did say before the election that he shouid
oppose such proposition. There is a nice
specimen Of Republican consistency, IIur
rah for ''nirger worshippers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28

y srehouss cpposits Rail Road Depot
DA VENPORT IOWA
DHALERs In Grain. Plour. Sal, Cement and oil
Dkinds Of Farm Produce.
Orders solicited and at:enisd to with dispatch for
the purchase sr sale Of Produse In this and other
markets.
Our facilities are ample tor the storage Of Craiu
and PRODUCE.
when desired.
Special attention pad to receiving and forwarding
Roois by Railroad River.
Changes at established rates.
iune13dly
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NOTICE.

az ant sn.r ;lr - la""'r 10, -n u" 'srn n, II
- "'nhst VI a ,r,ocg A. NJ aud close 81
80 n M VI ftr'hr n''p'.
CnpF A swami
v,lkIuTS CorWS,
r.,'MAN, ROW. NtIsAN'
'I,,tpI mo W>nR''WS 80. :
~, nniis CAMrrFLI co ou,
,n,l,.mnrnoR. LAWS = BLAkENo"A.
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CLOAkING CLOTHS.
= III 4 " l. =

r.org and Square Broche sni Bay State sha~l', BRO
che SCarfs, &c.
Also anice vafi.ty ~
LADIES OPERA HOODS,
Comforts, Fictorin.s QUIT ard Hoor ssif's.
HOSIERY, GLOVES. &C.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28
FATE Democratic DAVENPORT. IOWA. FEBRUARY 2s 1857
GROCERIES.

GROCERIES.
Burrows, Preti, nan l. DaIHlI,
wholesale Dealers In
e. IL &C Il II lie = .
From, salt. ('tnlfs,f. Sc.
AGENTS FOR TN Sale OF
Sc. I1Crx.ilaS eE Co.'s
Ceht I'd Ii,e ard Idiy Iroof So.tt
J.. Il T. Faiibank' 5 Scales.
xNE-tllile j. .o.s'an.'s Oh hand tul stock o.
w Goo ties wli5li ". Il rtt lhe usd. as low
sag III rba cd u. Oh. a4o.s - l. Us. a.
~ hasers wiz rha elr s'ois 10 20 he 4 5 gu j.
- and war t,'' eqrai ie sst re !'nsSdA"u
,tTG YRS - Mu.cet sso Porto N!co, Cl,.n d /.
> {, sitd srd rnwd ell frr cal" at
IrRecws .PitTIiMAN Il pALzFfl
r. frtts--a Mocha, Jaw, also Ground corce
< .ni f>s.ree u Coffee =, nr &r
IlolAssk y. Or AZ. susa, House sndsy Up
VI &c sal i b.r D.
4 fAs-lrp RAJ. yaurs ny'ou. Sunr wfer aad
Blsrv Teas. Ter &c a. ~ b.
S-rlCFs- yer At.Iic Cinnamon, ',io-es { Ia
> r STAR aad N-tn -, AZ d. = q y.
sotp- -s,rey aud 4 ls,, Family, fra,iye ani
- sac "A s'e bF \ ..
CAxplfs-s,eri,,. A. r,sn,,. Z. s,e,rine s's' AMI
I Ts.aw /. sic low At - y.
nts-- .,.n., 'ar i+id, lrik Is =, Leg
,.N.s--......s !. - Az ~. PAINT. iei s".e a
u p 8 ..
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uL.4xEn pEeEyvDOW4.

A LARas sssossaaslt q wssdeys = heeA vests
"A ia q siss frye sxi3 e ls4eS. - ~ =.
s''' e + Il; 4: y. ..... : ~ - ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28

6MpoStAnt e StmaNs-Dv. CusssWs"S
Plls.-The cnnbinaious Of INGREDIENTS 10 ih'ss rms
70 The result u long and eKIsas!vs y tee lhsj
are mud " their opsra;iOa and esrts IL oorreotins
~ lrrsguisrii.s, ps.nf u nsAstruat lslnos ms al
Attuetl.ns, ~hstLet from eoid Of otherwise. head
eAs pain N III. eide pslptstca VI the heart ftGIb
~ sl.-v which arise from inisrrupticn u nature -
they can be suoces ,fuiy uys as preventive III -
r.us sausaid n,ses 10 ,sasn IA pregnancy, ~ tLey
eouId sura u ca use nscarrisgs. Warranted pure
vegetable, and free fun snythi Injurious to Ne
- health Explicit directions. which should be- trsd
scossspany each boz. Pro. ~. for sale BY the
prlsslA,. IA Davenport. ami hie.. I4ipstsf'
R-A I.aad. Sent by anal By nclosins 81 to u Cor
saius L. Cberss mai, No 49, hroal"sy. New iefA
ue3U-dswiB)
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BIOS! BIOS! B.sGS!

MANUFACTURED the Chcsvo Bag Msnufscto
wi ~, r.. dolph street corner q Clark, Chicago
0LCUR BUCKwnRAr CORN MEAL. HAN, PAR
MFRS OSNARrRG AND SEAMLESS.
GRAIN SACKS
Hurniah~d upon the shortest notice, and AZ the
evcst market prices The designs Tor btsndnF are
rev. original, and not TO be surpassed IN ,h,s o"un
try. W Ashland
ivAtf tie Dearborn street, 0nicsTo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28
II M bro iS<i RES

contains a great m,ny b auiful Glars, H,ndkar-
th,-f- Serv-- Rand, II ,uucisg Ihces Al Il Ecgug-
and cnmr'ets stock OF Velvet and ether Dres> arr
Mud Cluai Il INNINGS. Orr stock q
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28
Exchange on Germany.

VINuE unaers'rn FL are nov prepare 10 dvaS 0rs
on the following cIti~s, IN sufns TO suls pesehssr
R-riln In prpsss,
Cologne In
I-'p-g In saxony.
Cassel
Fren-n,
Hamburg,
frankfort. q. NJ,
and solicit The custom Of all those having opsL
With those cites
CHuBB. BRO. BARROW CO., bAsEsss.
1,TsrIING RnIs for 81 and S,vard. tor cal" ~
- Cuusn, Bno, b snow aud Co, aAnhefs.
AND WARRANTS for sale ny
IL CuUBB, BRO, BARROW 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28
ror saie ~ Alvo-d L Van Psit.n'
sep7S-dawlm.
Tyne for Sale,

~ The O1uCe Oh the StuSe uEWoST"
One Font Brewer;
One do Burgeois;
One do Plea.
sryp- IS partly woin, butin rocd working con
ALTON and works Ilnin and clear. u VII be sold
~ app,i eli for soon dlwtf
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l.
an tmper' c' s-'lie n tar,h rom h''r e.tah.','i
nm. ha eaini sor ( + Seal So pat1u n that
his been surasf ed tbs Whole re-, pe q ustin
mr. Nanisrn
Thu Sctl-s rre ~ a'imons'y 60 nowl DEED asii
s-AsnARDl all trans-r lows by " 'rht
isw, nit which ar 80 r m ID acr-r~ncy Of Segh
hetw-. one Of Fai, bank' setes IN use ~ the IA
tin - Ohiu RsNr. Al cnmpsi anil ore 81 a,'e'h
ina n'act re recently ,rled III tn { nrs 81 ~
mon P.-s HAl'im the cas- &C. riird h Y = ~"
davs; and Jud.e Ma. hail ~ living ~ Q g ~
tstea a. tn suh - tn =, h-uae that IN aeeu ~
ey IL FA.RBAAK's SCALES Was estab shed YONG
all question. For saief r,,
BURROWS PRETTZHAN DAlLELi'
The well known rputstfna ~ these Sea . u ~
,iu. ed the vendors impsIfec, ard wor.i rs uaan
c.s TO ii r them fa!rl anss' sraeS, and phc
~. have thereby IVA many cates been seoJre"o 70
fsud AID hnpos ti,a The msiu tacturets nave 10
G ntroverey with honrralr In, -titors ~" tfens-
at husa.s n heir own ramesi bu, y Ga 0He W.
,~re- -tnrs az the shove frsnc as pursuing Co.'S,
alike unjdst auo sishvnorhfar, IT. t1kr Las 1e'o
to cauiinn the pubic of their mn ositvEs
The at ices manufacture under tt'ir efn m
specten only 1T tn ir FACTORY In st. Jotnsiafy, w.
For sal. 10 Davenport solely BY
BTRaOwS, PRETTYxAN DALIEiL'
kT FAlpBANKTh 60.
jancs,f stJfnsbury, " May 81. 1855
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STAPLE GOODS,

very large, and contains SPLENDID variety OF q.
R,ankets brown and bleachcd Aiusiins ard DrllnT-
Ticking woolen and cotton Flsnntis. LiDseys, Den
inns. Crash L..
Our goods were bought with tie intention c'cper :
ing here about the first Of last month but We were
IA { able 10 procure a room. The season has 80 Ia
advanced that will sell them at vefy low prices
low IL lower than were ever tefose iered IN
this city in order 10 make for car spring s'os
Of goods The pubic are respectfully invited to call
and examne our goods and prlces
t,n9sitf E. * r II. TYNER.
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Banking House.

Banking House.
OF
c,,,u,, uw0.. HARROW 4 C".'
~nrnrrsiS rocFrGN AND nnM,S,vu ,.ns
D1UANGF. GOLD. SUI YER, uSco""I'''
YY.
LAND WARRANTY
m hand anil for cate or location.
-, A "a streets, pavenvHsr
-, n.,iains- rmrs sel ORNrmpovt. s"w"-
Selling Rates Of Exchange.
~ C,,,hn. uro,l,rr, Harrow 4 q
syNt vr-hsne-, In sums to suit, on 1900,
N-v York,
Boston,
P',nsh~lrhia,
r. Inus.
Cincinnati, 40
UI~ago, IN
oosl0 e-vst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28

BAGS AND SACKS.
100 900 Osnsburg sscLs. 2. ~ shd bu'he'
At iov prices. Also,
- 900 sesmless Bags Of all s,irs. at the
CHICAGO RAG MANuFACToRY.
,~S7d,m lis South Deatho street, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28
Clipper Saloon,
TX
p TYFO.MpSD.N.,
WHITING ACADEMY.

GRIaG'S MOCK. eo-n"s .: ana
npvr. street.. u new ~Ves tot the re-
- -ctra Of usls, Ar1 .die. ana rn-
lenira arr reApec;frlf i5vi,edsO Gall
-. Fs.aallS ,pssi4sas, 49, ty<n men 49, 49,.
teop. y, ise7du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-28
GROCERIES.
n FP d VI = 4 ID ~ = .
Oysters, &C., &c.

/ tGrvc .rirs Provisions. Dried uits, Nuts. -
Il. 8. leave / Inform hi- I'll nd and the PUBIC "
zen raj that h. has 70 assortment 9. the ap'.e
nance, articles on h.n which H. Will be happy u
s.Ilio ms customers al q sinal. sivsnce On cost
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-28
The Way to be Happy.

A story is told oftwo travellers in Lap
land, which tbows more light on the art OF
be ing happy than whole volume of pro-
verbs and aphorisms. Upon a very cold day
in Writer they were driving a'ong in sledse
wrapped up IT, iurs from head TO foot. Even
their faces were closely covered, and you
could hardly see any thing but their eye
brows, and these were white and glistening
with frost. At length they saw poor man
who had sunken down benumbed and frozen
IN the snow. I'VE must stop and help
him" seic one of the travellers. "Stop and
help him." replied the other, "you will never
think OF stopping on such day as this.-
We srs half frozen ourselves, and ought to
be ct our journeys end as soon as possible" 5"
But Icannot leave this mSn to perish" re-
joined the more humane traveller: al must
go to his relief" sni he stopped the sledge.
Como, said he, "come and help me to
raise him." Mot l." replied the other;
have too much regard for my own life to ex-
pose myself this freezing atmosphere more
than is necessary. will sit here and keep
myself Warm as can till ycu come back V
So saying, he resolutsly KEEP, his seat; while
his companion fastened to relieve the per-
ished man whom they had so providentially
d scOvered. The ordinary means were used
!or restoring consciousu, s.. But the nav-
eler was so intent upon saving the life of a
fellow creature that ne forget his own cx-
posure, and what were the consequences!
Why tho very effarts whih he made to-
warm tae stranger warmed himselr. He
had the sweet consciousness Of doing be-
uevolens act, and he also found himself
glow ,ng from head to foot, BY reason, of the
exer,ions which he made. And how was il
with his companion, who vas so much afraid
Of exposing himself! He was almost ready
to freeze, notwithstanding the efforts he had
been making to keep him warm! The les
son to be derived from this little incident is
very obvious Y. Ohse-re-.