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The Washington union., 1857-05-02
PROPOSALS.
NAVY DfrARrskxf,
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, May 4, 1851
May 2-1tif

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau Of Yards and Docks, May 4, 1857
CEALED PROPOSALS for each class separately
endorsed Proposals No namo the ca-s for the
yard (nae yard will be received at this Office until
day furnishing and delivering at the
articles embraced printed
schedules which will be furnished application aud sent BY mail
persons desiring contract all ts
therein the commandants of the several
yards the classes tho yards under their command OF by m
navy agent the bureau all the yards
rerem confusion misdkes ia scaling te offers I'D vii
classes for dn yard In eTps
individual sign the bid contract
hereby cautioned and particularly notified that thc
the form hereinafter prescribed and be mailed
before the time expires for receiving
them bid t be considered chi shall Be received after The reroS
io be made for failures Of The mail
guard against being opened before the time appointed
bidders requested the envelope above the address
line under the endorsement, thus
"prooa for Glass No (aame Tie class for he Navy Tad a
(name hs yrrd)"
TO the Chief the Bureau Of Yards and Docks Washington d.
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Form gOBt
(ITerc date the Offer, !,

(cre insert the composing the nrm of tname
the Of hereby furnish
advertisement dated ate avertemen and subject 10
all the requirements Of the and OF ihc printed schedule which
refers (namc cas)
the amc the yard according to said schedule viz
schedule opposite each
the the columns for dol
lars and and foot the aggregate amount Of the bid for the
class amounting (hcre the amount In worda)
propose (cre the agent, one Il required by
sccdule) supply under the classes miscellaneous by
the delivery should accepted
request may prepared the navy agent
(nanc the agency for signatures aud certificate.
Here the bidder member OF the firm 10 slgn)
The Washington union., 1857-05-02

R6s"The semi-annual communication of the M.
W. Grand Lodge of Free and Accepted sons
bia will he held Tuesday, May g. 1857, at 4 p. m.
The officers OF the Grand Lodge respectfully
puncua in their attendance and all brothers standing
daily invited.
BY order OF the NJ w. Grand Master:
G. A. SCIfWARZMAN,
May I'd Grand Secretary.
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Nbrm IF Guarantee.

The undersigned Of gnaranor Of namc the town. and
name the satc Of second guaranors
that the above named the bidder ber
w his thel offer above be accepted into contract
within fifteen days the Of notice
through the Office Of the acceptance Of his the offers before
mentioned. y
Witness: signature Of fguarantors.)
certify the above named (herc the gunrano)
be good responsible guarantors in this
(qgnatnrc.)
signed the district judge, district attorney collector navy
agent person responsible.
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
4 FIRST CLASS ILLUSTRATED FAMILY NEWS
IA papcr-Prce cents copy; 81 SO year.
HARpE2iS WEEKLY
May 2-d

Harpcs weekly win contain sixteen
don Illustrated News each number comprising much
ordinary duoiemo volume will be printed In form
suitable for bndng and the will be ecopcd
the back numbers always bo supplied that subscribers will
able time their
neat and appropriate will be prepared for the
those who wish TO bind the paper.
Harpers Weekly win contain full and impartial summary
POLITICAL social religious, commercial and literary The
will chronicle the leading movements of the the
tons OF genius the discoveries Of science and the OF
WILL In word aim TO present and complete Of the
age IN which wc live.
will also give due share Of attention TO the taste the agna
ton, and the feelings IL
dents of travel and adventure sketches OF character
and essays upon art and morals
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
Riot on he Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.

BALTIMORE May 1.-The strike upon the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad resulted in very serious riot this after
noon -Four freight trains started out in charge of armed
guards in obedience to the proclamation of the governor
issued to-day. All the trains mobbcd near Ecotts
Mills by the rioters and thirty muskets fired
from the cars Two of the rioters were wounded One
of the trains got through but the Others uncouped
by the rioters and compelled to return to the city
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
Dearuetipe Fire n S,ndusE.u.

SANDusKY, April 30.-An extensive fire, which con-
sumed nearly half square, broke out at early hour
this morning, and ragged for two hours before it was
checked Several dwellings, with the extensive build
ings of the sandusky Machine Company and the con-
tents, were destroyed The loss is estimated at 500 900
The insurance is very small
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
YINHE COMPAGNIE LYONNAIsE- No. AZ Rnnle

d
Il ward dcs Cnpncncs Paris. SILK stns lace
rt textures ready malo articles printed
cashmeresrhia house the highly France
and the most considerable establishment Europe
count the Importance is manufactures
~ the grandeur and extent OF is
three dinccn, streets Tho COMPAGNIE LYONNAlsE
articles Of their manufacture, and thus bringing
direct relation with ihe
er advantages than any other establishment
Apgl lo-dmn
The Washington union., 1857-05-02

In Dunbarton, New Hampshire, on Sunday the house
of Mrs Wheeler, widow of the late Robert Wheeler was
destroyed by fire. Loss 81, 200 insured for $500
The Washington union., 1857-05-02

Francis Gascard q Swiss, thirty years of age hung
himself ON Tuesday evening in New York. When dis
covered his toes touched the pavement.
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
ordway's Ethiopian Melangcs for the People

ODD FELLOWS HALL FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY, COMMENCING
MONDAY, MAY 4TH
TIME original Ordways Eolians, under the man
i agrment d JOHN r. ORDwAY--
From Orway Hall Boston lwhcre they have performed for tho
eight years Will the and beauyng their
hall visit principal southern cities and
Washington commencing above introducing Ethiopian
melodies bnrlsqucs comuc operate representations OF
southern aks life and selections from popular See small
bills.
nekc,s open u before 8.
May LIT
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DURNETf HOUSE, southeast corner Pcnnsyva-
J and -Four and Half street Washington c. Mrs.
slAs REYNOLDS prnprictress.
Boarders by the day week month .
Several large and comfortable suitable for families Pera
and meals
furnished those who elsewhere.
choice selection wines, liquors. aud cigars, always
found AZ tho bar.
Free lunch every day at IL O'Clock
Ap 1s-u
The Washington union., 1857-05-02

IStNE GOODS, Good Goods, Cheap Goods
The ladies', public generally invited
well clcc,oi assortment Of goods such nir CLOTH nail
tooth brushes she'll India rubber and horn combs bonncs and
emboderics, whaebonc
Also black, white aud steel bugle beads, fans, &c
Ap 3o--Guico j. RCIIEY, 492 7h street.
The Washington union., 1857-05-02

STATUE ron THE CAPITOL DIR Stone, the sculptor has
a contract from the government for executing in marble
statue, life a-haf sizei Of John Hancock We are
gTae at this evidence Of the appreciation of his talents
which arc certainly of a high order.
The Washington union., 1857-05-02

Amount subject 10
draft
The Washington union., 1857-05-02
IxrArcmEs. IEwELRY. SILVER ANp PLATEp

WTATCIIES, JENVELRY, SILVER AND PLATED
wv wAEwa open day spring supply Of very elegant
Gold watches, rich Ieweiry
Pure silver aud plated
Albata forks, spoons, &c.
The above assortment embracing everything and elegant
line Ear the largest and best selected offered
NJ w. GAIT 4 BRO,
32i Pennsylvania avenue between 9th and 10th
May lot
FIsliE PRESS and the Public Service; by Distin-
Il gtbed Writer London, 1857. 81 rs.
Hugh Mcrs new work, "Ihe Testimony of the Rocks profucy
Illustrated. 81 70
William shakespeare Not an mpostcr by English Critic %
The British Expedition tho Crimca by W. H. RUSSELL the Times
correspondent Nos. and 20 ench. To be completed
twelve numbers, just published and for sale at
TAYLOR & MAuRYS Bookstore,
Ap J0-3t near 9th street
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nssns hesctoGre
drawn hui n0l yet
Iala tioogh pay
ai.h
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

THE DUrcH WAKING UP.-A letter from
the Hague to an English newspaper state.
that the Dutch government has decided on
sanding one Of its memo war to the China
seaa.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
MISCELLANE
NOTICE

Is hereby given that large, shaggy dog famiarly
known by the name of Neptune. has stolen, grabbed
or Otherwise taken away huge hat known TO IN.
od people ofc-o, as plug ugly, and 20 secreted
the same tha: The dsconsolatc owner thereof seeks
it in vain, much To his deriment and peace Of mini
Now therefore, this l. To acsure the said shaggy deg
Neptune. AMI MS Iwn.leJgei accomphces in th.,
theft t"at { The s'id b IT, known rs Plug lgl is ROT
forthwith rest red 10 the disconsoate ner hat b.,
will wre.k such vensoanca upon the perpetrators as
will produce terror in the minds OF all evil dnrrs for
the future b"ss@
CO, July 10.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

PEOPLES CONVENTIONAL Convention
for Butte county denomnated :he " Peoples
Convention" will assemble in Orovile to-
day. for the purpose of nominating candi.
dues for cOunty ofie,rs. The Republicans
are to hold II convention on Saturday next
4" Sail in," gentlemen. AS we have heard
no objection to the men on the Democratic
ticket, we presume you are acting for the
advancement Of the principles you profess,
and shall bid you welcome to fair aud hon.
orable combat.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

SACRAMENTO Know NoTHIxGs. If there
Is any virtue in physic, the Know No,hings
oi oacromento ought to be able to effect
something They are now holding q county
convention, and prominent in their proceed
ings appear the names of DR.. Powell, DIR.
Bell and DR. Proctor. II these physicians
do not succeed in restoring life to the inani.
mate corpse of Ki-Yi-ism. then indeed are
they political quack., at least.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
OruuiIle Bully Bnttt Returh.
THURSDAY MORNING. JULY Esd, 1857.

ANOTHER PAPER GoNE.-The news comes
to us by Tuesdays Bee, Of the death of our
interesting little cotemporary, the Daily
City Item. Its proprietors have tried the
experiment of issueing the little fellow at
bit a week, but he couldn't stand the
press" and on Monday died the common
death OF all newspaperdom. May it rest in
peace The Bee says that "two bit" Re-
publican paper is likely no grow up out of
its ashes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
ScrOfmla and Diseased Blood.

"DH' 10 : IRIS inrr,reI ES ract al yellow
DOCK anu arsar lrilla" is true o. ecIhc. The ru
prt,ors "4Ne Ia ta.ir pos 'ession over one hundred
crS .tes ul tn n ~ eNtrl r i'm Try cures erc ed
~ It, We can setely say, Fry 1t. Il reIiyrs The
u'"oplh? isitdtiun, erIdicllcs all humUrs from
'"r hf>ud, and by is tonic properties restores the
NF.,id t., lie aid ,gOr. AS spring nj summer
".c'iIciIe, IL It>aIeIid It's nag iLriy eli 1cIpas
action The ooi. Is strengthening aud vIvli1Inx
acilun on the syst,n sitids pa eintnautly above all
| ,Nher s.lsrsaparlits. Ii you wouii have the rose
brought bacE 10 your cheek, clear. healthy and
transparent .kin, and e AMI g, n inbued through
Tho =. stem, lake uysJtL > EStrac. Il yellow DOCK
and Sarsaparula IL contains more Of the pure
Honduras Sarsaparilla. than any oher preparation
extint, which is chemically conulned wIih thu eX-
tract. of yellow UooS and ple Extract of Wild
Ch"rty, thus making tho rcln1iy more thoroughly
efficient than any uLner Sasi iiarlIla before the pubs
IIc 1T The slne In, it Is perfectly free from all
mineral u sons, which cannot be said of other Sar
ia, ,Iarillil comp bin'ts.
r. .e care al aud huy none but Quart BoTTLEs.
Soiuby Druggists gensr'liy.
Collon McD"rtnut, A@Gpts for ofOville
Park * White. General Agents, and aporters for
all valuable Patent Medicines, l3s w 'sHington st..
san Fraac'sco. WI t"'"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

From AUsrRALIA.--t'. om our Ma
rlne Reporter we have the following
INTEL = nee, brought by the ship Eli
Whitney, seventy two days from Sgd
ney: Captain Smnllcy reports that
new gold mines lad ben d scovered
IN Auck and IN. H. which caused
great cxcl'cmrnt among the inhabit-
ants there
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23

$3.50 A
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-23
County Trsas~xer's Office,

UROytLLE. July f3th, 1907. '
Notice lie hereby stSoa that NIL holding Bn''1
County Warrants, payable from the General Fnd.
registered beiyeen the let day Of November 1sf'.
and the Sta ot February 1857 inclusive. that tf's'
sans viii h paid on presentation Al this ondee, ard
after thlsSfse said weFrss,a win cease to bear IN
tsres,. WIN. LArTfMORR,
reasurev Baiis Conny.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17

he will find be = oc,slljag eeo1 Re-
pabliesn srous pas = 49, Ay3s.S
There 4 our psosf o. H. Rspublicau-
ssn Of - Nsass. TO b. commendei
by The Gsssas = suspisioas u issslf
BIT when that approval goes % ia,
= the e'Iitorisl " yesterday nOsniag
would indicate, i is proof positive that
the Ns~s is an ally-a and co-Isborcr in
the cause Of I:ept.LlicanisIn. We say
thss apsper protesting 10 Le Democrat
&c ought to be so 20, ductcd rs to cor-
serve the harmony of The party organ
ization, through the efficiency Of which
the principles and measures Of the par
ty become triumphant. We have rot
the. petty jealousy Of rivalry which
the -vses ascribcs 20 lis, but We ale
jealous Of every attempt upon its part,
to weaken orr party organization and
bring its measures into contempt
This the Nems has done, is doing, and
IL thus furnishing rolls for the !:epubl-
cans to lcourgc tho back of Dcmocra-
cy with. There is either deep treach-
cry in the proprictors Of the .Ners, or
Il juvenile insanity which is equally
harmful TO the party TO which it pro
fesses TO belong. We care not what
concealed motive it may have or pro
i,.ss ~ have, for its denunciations Of
the party or its measures; the effect is
equally pciuicious in the one case MS in
the other. We wiAh TO avoid all per-
sonnl controversy, but shall pitch in"
when the party is menaecd iy friend or
foe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
Corruption Ira Congress.

Corruption Ira congress.
The lcaiins journals If the Eastern
States, aud c,rcemlly OF New York
city, have been busily engaged for
more t.an :. month ia ciiargin,, upon
the House OF Representatives, a,
" aslingion, the hascst corruption,
and the .rvsscst sanding Of the
pnblic Treasury, in putiing through
tat co:,sm l., and ,icl Grants OF land,
cNtentlon Of patent, .t.., for pay. and
that the Lohi,y had become an or..an-
izcl lody, with nle and schedule
Of frees to he paid members ct Tie
House fer tnc.r votes on these swind
ling cpcrations. IT last the powe. Il
tao press ! rs been FELT. an! awakened
the ,.onscicures -. Cunglc, ,.nen to
understand that the lecp!e NE begin
IN. ts hook ipoa them u, set al
p"hic ha"s'>, 10 hc sold to the iigi.-
eat nid,icrs ior cash. IN! The lo"cst
men among them asc voted tie :"l-
l""in& resolutions. dHrlei t.: Mr.
Messy, OF New forl:
""'' -, 'n'''' '''' '-"'' hive ben lahi''' d
,n,na ",r,m n,,,,,, -. ~ =, '',.s. ,A-
"S 'n4o' prr'e'.''.s II. pas i"', q { '.in mss.
n....rs ,h,, '' ,,n,,,,r .',''y., ,...,
r.a,~:'y Il spcal,r,~i ro~rr ,o-,i r,re,.
,nc cs', ',.|, ,F''s ..,4 A,.ts s,'''a.'
~a., er's~ !. TIA le l...>a. nj, mesa.a,y, oh ,ne
p''' 0' tn House VA 'S"' ''n'e'es'"ry d''ay'
HIS "a' Ike a clap OF thunder 10
The House, and espccial!: when Mr
Fame, OF y. {. said tina, $1,000 had
been offered L'm for his vote 10 carry
through the M'asesota land hill
Ihis announcement created Il temch
'ous s'@sa''"r, Mr. Sneed, of Tenn,
informed the House that Mr.. PAINE
hal informed Linn o: this attempt at
bribery rs early as Dee. 2ad. and that
he advised VI. Paine 10 keep quiet Tor
a'm' and await the development Of
events. The set' . opposition with
whi h the above resolution was me, by
many members OF the House. seemed
to coalirm the snspicion that there was
something rotten in Denmark"
We rejoice g. the timely exposure
Of this infamous corruption Of the
House OF Representatives. As yet,
Suspicion has not pointed its finger at
the Senate OF the United States, but
how long would even that honorable
and d'gn'fied body ofmcn, remain firm
In the poisonous atmosphere Of the
liousc, if an exposure did no, take
place that would deter any future ap-
rroach Of lobby agents to bribe dis
honest members to vote for swindling
grants. The power ofthe Argus eyed
newspaper journals Of the country. j.
beginning to Lc felt and respecte.l e.,
the eminent scryises they arc con.
stantly rendering the public in emo.
sing vice, corruption. and villa;nx. !.
high places and low, and preventing
great crimes by the fear ,,f cxnosnre
anu punislmcu, which. they CONSTANT,
create.
We have already fallen IN The es,;!
nation OF Europeans, on account, Of tho
,undisnificd and disaraccful v rancl;o,,
too often occurring in Conorc,. ). ,,., i
10 this DO added wholesale CO, run,;on.
the Monarch. Of Europe will poin,
their .ali.c,. to our Cu,ernn,.~ nth
a sacer IL EspaL!iosuis.u. aud N,nnlov
IL rs an srga,aeut against thu imnrs...
s'raa'lisy Of establishing = sevesa.nsa,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17

Z. u oss ~ ths sessss Z nsu cha
~ eel'e1 % to etbsas q : vi,ss..
sssM sos % ssssl. o. he. isAes ~.
20 sAsss b go . iyAes. tljeSk ~.
Y 'saaa eeee ~ ED Ella nasS ~
ets. sel4 You Aenoe ~ NV sSsss.s
NV I'VE eee lsaoss suaSse y Aeeeosas
,sssss ! 5000 iAlas1 SeA~ ljbls1 e.
~, ~ : ss'1as AZ Dss,lsasas Vi4s rs
- ~ i' W. - y ess.!1rssv IS -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
MRS. NJ. X. SPiLDING,
A0e Removed. Ia<s' Lcslies $ Store
FROM ABOVE PERRY ON ID ST..
To No. > Le(laire Flock,
sth dor hlow D.sdy On Scoi.i siret
jsLljiif
Trustees Sale.

wnEkEAs, on The iwen'y-eish Ldsy o. Aura.,
" 4. lS5G Frank Shcr~. Accnt-l UNI.
tn- under sign d, KOCert j.. "a gion h. Trustee.
deed OF tTu ing us'O SAID Trs,ee H., prsu-
La AMI property sit st-d ia laye,ip y ct run.
~, and IN all de-si VI Trust dc eriD d a. G.Iv:-
-risia ri parcel ~ hi - land ,yig Abc,ng Ia
biloxi nninner sixty four (S1)i, II. Il u Daven-
, RI, coanr H. ins II poht On io~s street ven,y-
eight ts3) fet from The South " 81 cons o. IN
LlWk num6rr sixty tonr (G4) running IL me \. ri,
~ ntyfour feet s"fH Iowa str e. t,,- east de
IN nc asst tifty te.t, thence s,u,h ~ t..t .hetr
vest TO The Lls,e OF te. n ins taGeh With all the
right Nl- Airl iL;rrcst OF sad 81 rwu.rt il, I'D
preins. aad the bn,ling. u i'nprov-in. u n the
ssur; all thr en-, Il, IN hD-ry foos. E, niturr *
fixture, aud sOck iu l. abe in and about III. = me-
and which raid d's,i 81 rust was mad. hy m ,,tt
Sr rWOOd Tor the purpose Ut securing bsynr,; -
a.tatn trotiissur> note and interest thereon u,ad
ant signed by said Sh rNOost in favor e Ia Imam *
Powers. Tor the Il four! undrtsi aud u Nv dol
lars, bearog tn SAM date with said I II iru.t
ami psysbk Oh the .sti day OF ututer III ~ mex, en-.
suinv.
Aud nov the taid Frank &. Sherwood having fall
ed to pay said when the am becsu- .iu. and
pAysbar thu Undersigned Tru.tee Ms ~ .. ~ ~,
reey give pubic motive that by virtue Of tl- tuv-
IA vesiri i'y said Deed III Trust, viii. an
w"du .. the day VI February next At ~ .',. ok In
IN forenoon ~ that day -,p.>- and offer Er sAle ~,
public auctiO. st h. Court ilous- i. or i'm The city "a.
Dsv Import, all the right, title aud interest which
said Sheiw oil, 1t IN" time Of ing said decd Of
trust had In said pr and property. or So mn
Their OF b. sui ie,t satisfy sail .otr Aud
iut1rcst iS thsv With the c. sts ard r,p Sc, Of sid
~osul ItOr VI ssh .sle d. viii b. sivrn n .c.r-
dance viii the s.ipsls.h.as o. sail D cd 81 Tut
AOUH8r y Cx,NGDvS Trustee
Dat Davenport, Jdnua:y - 1sG6. IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
Che. wealth ~ the Union.

The following interesting official Ia
hle has been communicated by the
secretary OF the Treasury, TO accom-
pany his annual report Ut the finances
REAL AND PERSONAL wRALsnOr 1HE
JNIrED STATES 1856
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
tx. E.sIDS,
Lana agent, aud Notary Pph,,c

tin h'n biaiy street. over ,,,,u., r
al. n"nk viii aii,"d To The ,u,,hs =. end
- y. '-""'s' ""arts aud !. IL of.v,ry And A., 49,.
'''u'''s 10 c'Tec'ins OF ~ hts II All ~. ~ ~.
-, 49,, s' :" r'> ahd oil ,hiry-
WIN We Land At.h,y insin,ss TLo.r .,,h.,~
me ~ ,'' u" rF"'l, anu prompt, In u -
l.aa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
Ladies' NEO1e.
MRS. N. h. SPAULDING.
rEAIER IN
silks, Ribbons,
Embroidcrie., and Fancy Goods.
SDsSSIsefSrv and Os'tss-.M k3Nl,
Ne. .. IAClalss Rev. secasds rect.
Ian. %. oeaAos. DAVENPORT. lava.


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WE nr.s trn u Mr.. Re-,uan liz .baryLer'.
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4 sataaas. rH'r, lssvsG hesa prseuv din W:lsy's
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
DEhOCRAT.---DAVENPoRT, IOWA. JANUARY II. 1857
Prairie Lands for Sale.

1--WE subscriber ass one III. v and sores q prim
- siri' isnds In Jap =, S.v,y, Marshall snsi
FraLkiih Counties, hich he ~ill sei f-r a.
CO 'hI- for other pr.prsy upon thr ma q ss,"rAbl
Etcs-. Aso Tor aals line Ia dug lA,ess. b. ally
and = Try str -is IN Nat. DssruIosf.
Jan - az Oltt Ek G. LOGAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
EDUCATION,

III Fducation TO- ms the co;nn,ou mind
IN as ia iwir 1, h~nt the tf.e' ntiin d."
HAVING rec ised tR AZ ncy fr
II HpLukOoE'S SCfiD VI APPARATUS,
The att nion 81 rsc,-r. and Trust-s i, ..li,it-it.
the sIsci;n. Us J,st r c, ,yel n,cli 8 the
CoNkoS SCHOOL SET Price $500
Packed in a l. < comp, -inx or-ery Teliurisn,
Gton trcs sS.ik's, 1srr'.t isi Cab. Is .nch) NJ.
,ieral frasue. h-nis phi r ti.oe Cub; E.ot Eio, 4,
teItrK) 7, Vt N,ok and Magnet.
Mach IT the abUy- Tor sai- $ paratc. Also
Brass Mount d trrcrys s,2 J;btI L., %
d. d, Cti-siinl Sp'e COZ
Pointing Rods joint wi b .crws, SEC. IS
lsu.ie ~, g.. M. ], - Is, ~ 9, tOr.
uobf Ok kcisci-ss b awuhg States, Nvfi2;
do DiAWing b. k 10
DO N.i-e-ss High Schuoi Slate; single 20
do do TO 4, double g.
Black Beard, Rukheit snd Chalk
Lo"es MecAssicl Por.ido-or Gy'o.cope S54s
Ala. eating. FOR improved SCHOOL DESKS. al.
IOWA BOOK ROOES,"
No. 80 Brady ST., NJ ar tlsc Post Otslce
ImolSf Eli ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
T. &. EADS' COLUMN.


IN m''e''isn'a WI leave n chary- ~ hi, n ..
J ness dul ing SIC absence ca " r.,
~. sue themselves 80 he ind h,e, ~ J. crr -
m'r' ny le'e 81 .th'tsisr, viii n,sS, M, c..,. .
Ta'in.ar. PVwsrs \ ksIaau '~'"~ '"
TIC. EACs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-17
LAND ION SllE.

IL :" r. h's, milo nrih 81 Pu,,or .,.,,,.
! on nv ANA ~ kni'rcai On !, o,,,. $50
~ r''', on" mil" north - waic,it: ,L..,.
'"'-n''i D. sisher IN onc and ,wo yais ~
hho sao a"rrs IN Washington ,tnr,r 4, 49,
""f im.Tr aid 'n'Ei,. vat. Oh = r,r, rll.,.',
~ nhly u n'i'"' IT. NJ i'wstits sii Ia n, - 49,
lWs.n on I'M TOAD r., Culu,... N. IA, Hin, :,
VIII br s.h cheap sid r,ri on time -
49,. n,l' " acre l"'> near Iowa CITY be.u,i,.l
farming land, ard w-Ii VAT r,d 80 "1'"s'
-. -, - ~ WEI Davenport ranging In ,rs
ron ~ feet ~ 40 - acre, sold n, !. 80 80
nalshcr 40 on sti two years ~"
Also several meat buildings ON leased .,..
"""'" W '''' IN "a'"nsh'r ''ims. Apply 10
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