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White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27

II stood at the corner Of Battle and Story
Streets, Old Cambridge, and was occupied BY 1.
P. flint, but not for biacksmith's shop Ths
Ere has licked Il up, but the shop viii Be known
as long as there are readers of EngIish poetry
--BeSson Le9ger
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27

The blacksmith shop that vas burned IN Cam
bridge. on Friday night, was he idcnticsi one
spoken Of in LOngfellOsis beautiful lines
saT--la-a --.z5s,. $780, -.
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27

Sd Division-COmmencing at the mouth Of
the Kansas river up the main channel of the
Missouri river TO point where the base or bOun-
dairy line between Kansas and Nebraska termi.
mates at the same, thence south following the
line between ranges eighteen and nineteen to
the Kansas river, thence down the main chan.
nels Of said river to the place Of beginning.
4th Division-Shall comprise all the region Of
country lying west of the 81 Division aid north
Of the Kansas river, -
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1857-08-27

'wingsnuud is the. Indian for "BsIOpsd."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
JAMES II HOGANE,
Land .4geMt r. Surveyor,

nFFERS for sale the following valuable lands, In
~ Scott County and vicinity Of Davenport
800 acres ofland, - mile from Durant station, on
the \ NJ X y r, 10 years 70 pay for this farm.
$50 acres Ia sections Is, II and 8, Township 70,
Range East, 40 acres timber Farm under Guilt
vstiop and fenced, houses and springs, and with
In miles from LeClaire. Terms good.
26 acres Of land IL section 10, one mile from the
Corporation line, the most beautiful property near
Davenport.
Is acres between Chesnut Avenue and Division
street, near to the city on the railroad track.
acres on the Dubuque Toad suitable for house
or gardnery.
IA acre Of land, with house and other improve.
ments, l-2 mile from the city.
Is acre and quarter lots wenterton's subdivi-
eion.
. - acre Of land, joining the Davenport line on
Dawson street.
Srveral farms in Scott comfy, and . variety Of
other City property, the cheapest IN the market.
Nay 19-dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

NHB subscriber will sell valuable tract Of heavy
i Timber Land OF 800 acres in wisconsin, situated
near st. Croix Falls, on Woof River, and running
back on small Lake, bcinc the sectioh iine.-
me Hudson Lake Superior Railroad viii pass along
side Of It, II not through it, 1t Is Of the most beau
tiful locations IN the West; village Is springing
up In the immediate vicinity, and the land will do
well 70 lay out In village lots. Saw Mil ID being
erected on this beautiful stream within few rods Of
this land; the above land Is very cheap at go per
acre Also lOT acres Pine Timber Land OF the drst
quality, on the banks Of the Chippeway, where the
logs can be easily oated down into the Mississippi
70 market The above property win be sold ct bar
gain; said land Is free and clear from al incumbr.
ance. Terms Easy. For further PARTICULARS enquire
of the subscriber, No. LsClaire Row.
dec1odtf L. L. HOLCONH.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

ODvI 3 FSRr0Au0. d, Protestant Clergy
~ man, having taken up his residence In Daven.
port, vii give Instruction In A0cisot end Modern
LAoguascs-German, French, opanbh end Italian.
He 10 prepared to tesoh Latin, Greek, and the An
cient ORR ntal Languages, Hebrew Syrisc, OAald@ic
end Arahc. He vl rscslvs psivaae pupils either in
psivete houses or In his resiucnce western Az nue.
between Third and Fourth streets near the Market
House and he wishes also TO be employed in one Of
the Of this cttv. His terms moderate
ana WI be made known by applying TO him. lie 10
able TO produce good recommendations from several
Institutions in the East.
July7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
TNE UNDCRNIQNCD

HAVING sBtahlkheA hiaassaf In thb place IN the
II basness d oElvm 4 DaAss PLATIIe. psspeses
70 all IN orders for nne Silver plated DuOr Piasss,
Biouss odoptsd b ~ use q Dsors 90 UAsrch
PsWs, Lshtaing Rods Hoints, WinAsw oasA, CorSt-
ass and Harness trimninSs plated - order On aAost
noeics. An vogk Wusrant00 equal tothe best.
WILLIAM OenUA3A.
yirst b1ilding sass Of Cd Psansylvania uanss,
0ooooA Utseot . Oeaiu.
ADr0 A.-Af
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
PRIVATE UITHON:

TNHB Reverend Geo. G. Stseet, Rector Of BsIlvue
i Jackson County lows, will receive into his fam
" very limited number Of young gentlemen, 70
board and educate with his own Sons.
Music, with tbs use Of Piaa0, French and Draw.
Ing IRE included in the Conr~e q Instruction.
Bellvue Il hesithIly situated, and, being On the
river Is easily accessible from Ill parts both Of Iowa
and Illinois.
Terms nODnRA1E.
Reference, (by special pesmissionl
me Ri8ht REV. Bishop Lee, Davenport
1ev. ALFRED LoudsFback.
ybenessr 0ook, Esq.,
Hen: j. p Cook, -
Col. Jno. d. Evans,
Joseph 9. Simpson nsq.,
April 10 1859 dly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
WRITING ACADEMY.

N 0Rlad'S BLOCK, corner u end
Pety StSeets,is new oDen ~ ~ re-
ssgsios q g.s.:: a nal .s. e., .sa e.
- ssenlns spseansas. Aeans ocsa Asa -: =
OsP. 1ae1a1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

HOUSES rented, Leases drawn, Rents collected,
IA Taxes paid or nou- residents. Collections made
promptly RENTED to any part Of tho country.
Exchange bought and sold, Notes discounted ON
good security.
REyEREScEs:
G G wilder, Esq, boston. Mass.
Locke, Marshe & Go, Boston, Mass.
rs Muddgett Co,
Hon W harris. u Bridt ewater, Mass.
Russell Alden, Campo 10,
JE Keith. E.q, Arlington, 81
q wooiuian, (Banker) Chicago, Ill.
Huntington, wadworth / Parks, Chicago, III.
c. Douglas, ESQ,
II Stevens, Eel, St Anthony, MINI. Teri.
Z A Small, BsQ, Galena, III.
Hon james Harrington, Dave nport,
Burrows b Preityman, :"
Burneil, Geett x Co,
whitcomb, ESQ,
april 25du
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
PRIMARY SCHOOL.
yDGRN. .ALDENr (Rl2(,x Eft

ID 40D1OTBULlV infol ms the Gil, zens Of Daveu-
~ port that she has opened Primary School In
The building on nsia street. next 70 the Il Claire
HOuse, where ~ 10 prepal cd 70 take limited num-
ber of pupils.
1ss9s made knsvn - spplieatioa chool Room.
June9d0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
,
LUMBER.
J. w. bKlNKLE 4 CO.,
0EKBAAl DEALE0 A.
Lumber, Lath, Shingles, Timber. kcI

O0vNfv CeNa5 and Jocks00 sfyeffs,
CHICAGO, lLLINOiB
nUR arrangements ere such - 70 iasure Of oil
~ ttncs n supply Of The different qualities II
Clear Lese0ober,
Joint and Scsstng Of a sises, and lsasths, Oonnon
Lumber. lsth. Shingles. &c.
Osss' EyO0s-6ssl,
Of Norway and white Pine, ~ always stand reedy
to compare with any In this market We invite the
CO Is and atten ion % all oyantry and other dsalere
70 onr STOCK On hand and facilities for nng ORDER
end contracts.
auAi1v ~ nvvrwV = 4 M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

WAToH STuFFINe.--It becomes our
duty to chronicle case Of watch stufiing-
which transpired IN our city few days
since Two Charles were coming across
the bridge In the cars, when in looking
about to see whom they might swindle,
they cast their eyes upon countryman in
whom they detected something green and the
one with"spccks" advanced towards him and
commenced convcuA in very patron
ling manner, desired to know the probable
distance to Iowa City and about how much
it would cost to purchase "A ticket for that
place lie represented 10 the unsuspecting
subject that he was minus the requisite
funds to invest in a ticket, and that he
would be under lasting obligations to any
gentleman who would advance him few
dollars on his watch which he represented
10 be exclusively gold, and which his dupe
presumed to be as stated. lie advanced
fifteen dollars and took the watch, while
the two "eoves' started out to purchase the
aforesaid ticket. Country was so elated
with his bargain that he commenced show
ing his "temp@ fi.gir to several persons
about him. posted one Immediately in
formed him that he had been 'sold," that
the watch WAS Peter Funk" Steps were
Immediately taken to bring the fellows up
to standing point, and they were arrested
aud brought before Justice Johns, who upor
hearing the case, cent them to lail to avail,
trial at the next term Of the District Court
They are old birds, and had more sucf
watches than one
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
DEAN tines River Land NeF sale
L.ayND DEPARTMENT.

DssAlotass Rtvev Navigation aNd B. ,. o..
Os5unwA, lows, April ~, 1oGs.
1--WE Undersigned hereby gives notice, that this
/ OnCe u nov opsn for tn sale Of these valuable
enct They win Be sold on long credit, s1d IN lots -
It'll means and wishes Of purchasers.
Apyfurther inlorataoo desired b rotation 70 thoos
maui or Otherwise. 0BO. =. RERx10A
tnayioaA0 Lana Commissioner.
LAND Dr. 10 AnHE4.
DIo MONIES NAvloAAo0 O..
nNthe sixtsenth day Of June, next, the ollne ~
~ the ssse Of tho lands Of this company win yor
removed mon tAis 1900 70 tort 00 0otnss.
These lands will b sold - long efo611o, nd =
lets 70 suit ~ means sod wishes Of pufchesers.
00O. i. R12KINA
Lard 0oOmls11o0e
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07


RAnasAD' Alnssus. --As p lgsstt1g ealls'
It the Court House - sssuisg - sdsV
preliminary neasursefor building The -
vapest ! c. v. Railsssd. L G. Dal1ls
was called to tbs ehair and And slsdsr
VS. sA0ss Secretary. ~
On nnlioa the chair sPPsnasd ths ~
lowing sonmitsse = AnA rss6ls1aols 70
snssd.g meeting. d o AordUp ". Ben
nett. and Geo. l. Davenport
Aoyed thst pspessdgabs publiahpd 4.
the city pspeFA 4fs ,x.n1@s i;ssS r a.
Aais. 81: :. e ls,ni n, az
'ge was very strong. doubt wheth.
ny woman in Billinggsts ever used
niger. Had it been IN . poli6cal NEE n
I | should have called il cunning and
airing, and it was all about making
distinction between men on the
und of color. Now, sir, am shoe =,
TO say that in Liberia distinctions u
made on the ground Of color.
1 in its Constitution that no one -
hold real estate who 10 not . ctr =
and no one can be . citizen who
OF > person Of color. Now, cir, u :
this shockings ! have had ZONE L
aght that | might like TO 70 over =
70 TO live myaelf, but you zee l can. Il.
. But would not blame the Liberi. q q
for not allowing by their Constisu' q
, white persons 10 hold Office. They :
rs every other people have . per- n
right to act-adopting the policy
government which seems tn them a.
and most conductive to their vel g
IL IA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
News! NeWs!! NeWs!!!

n you want the latest news
II you want Tie latest news
II yoa want the latest neWs
II yoa want thelatest news
Be sure and cali
D. sure and call
Be sure and call
h cure and call
ct the
Twin City Beck Store
AND NE VS. DEP +
9nd Street opposite Il Claire lAssss.
where can BE- isend Il iii tines the greatest vari-
q R n.s.'ass .SS - p
for sale q oar counter.
HA0AxlNE6-
0edU, 0faha0.
Putnam, Peterson, Kaiekesbeckoe,
lockwood, HeussAsad Werds. nanea's bsl1ss;
Unitsd states, Mn. Stevens New. n Z. Joarnal,
waverly Aoothly, 0asette q SasAsss, IGvsatos,
Yankee Not,oas, YhrsaaleGisal Jcsnal,
working Farmer, water Care journal,
Hunts nercaanss n.s- Ies9sa Quarterly As.!ev,
Aypaetoa's .. y. 0uiAe, NORTH DsitiaA j"
and Wese1lnstee Rsvisw.
NEW YOAK WILLIS
Ueral1.
Tribune and Times,
Day Boob and Sunday DhpetcA,
New York Ledgss and Ls1D9 q 1Gaaee,
Clipper, Citisen, 4icAy1no, Dggoheg J0no1ha0,
Home Journal Country 0sausman, 1ssaa n. Ysskss,
Harpsr's Weskly. lsiuA MsWs,
festsr.s Spirit, IsisA Amegtona,
PO,ice Gaseits, ocisnti6e Aneriaan,
r'v'as a. r ~! sP:,.s: +;n ss.sHssA
Leoslies Illustrated News anA 1AaUpooot DGDogtoS,
BOSTON WxnKILB0e
Uncle 0nm,
Ansrican Unjoa,
TSue Hlag, Wsverly 4agnsne,
rariog CaaGet, nag % our Unino.
Rilot, American 1saSeilsr ~ DalDoa,s HGessial,
nm Dollar NswspopeT anA 0sturdo0 Dvoning Pet,
Washt1eton Ha6i0nal D1, naitimnss %,
Cincinnati 1lDss, anA Connetu1al
Davenyogt 0asetts, anA
DK0oo8AS.
M0II0U YApuD0-
Loo10o tU1A,
L00do0 Woeh1y aDaa
IonAan Uusesotsa 0eUp.
i = Hsrall, 1ssesa assvslsS, na,tinsrs Dun,
Tribune, IN ~, DuaetA, a.. Qomo0p.
1lnA, p11ets Led4os, ~
OAieopDsD Pssess " II
1T1buno,
31Re0,
ul0uwl lspehtbGnn 81 Dovsapogs pnosra
ouhssstpesGos gssetvsa - ~ abovs - - nosl
Absgal tssU ~ ~ 0nA, Qnassss, ssYas.
SsoevSDs ~ ~ nss psW 1es1aea
0.n 0tA1A A0Ae.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
Uxyok SABBATH ScHooL CsLsBRA

.
roS.--1he principal feature Of public de
lnonstrstion Of the 4th Of July was the
Union Celebration Of the Sabbath S4hoon
Of the varions denominations Of this city.
Al about eight o'sloct on Saturday morn
Ing the scholars and teachers a the differ-
ent schools COMMENCED assembling 1t their
respective churches, and aftsr being fslly
orsssissd met on Brady street 70 proceed
IN psDssa1ss y ~ ssssnA Pssvieasl6 ~
ranged The general place Of meeting was
in the grove ON the hlud in the rear Of An
tome lie Clsire's residence. The possession
formed In the following order:
-. North Davenport Mission.
q Lutheran.
3. Congregational with beautiful In
scribed banner.
a. Associate Reform Presbyterian.
8. Methodist Episcopal, with Banner.
q. Wesleyan Chapel M. f. Church. with
splendid satin Banner, on which was In
scribed "wesly Chapel Methodist Episcopal
sabbath School
2. Baptist.
:. Baptist Mission.
O. Baptist, Banner, and beautifully
decorated car Of Liberty. containing th'r
teen girls, uniformly dressed. and on the
outside three boys dressed in continental
uniform. The outside Of the car was COW
cred with crimson velvet and cAnopied
with red, white and blue satin, tastefully
tasseled. Each girl bore beautiful shield
upon which was inscribed the names Of
the thirteen original States. The car was
drawn by sixty five boys. in uniform dress
TO- LIST Presbyterian.
II. I'd Presbyterian.
After arriving at the ground the different
schools assembled at their appointed stands,
where tables were set for the occasion.
large number Of swings were erected where
the young folks amused themselves in
happy manner until the hour for dinner.
when all partcok, each society at separate
tables The dinner was indeed excellent,
and did great honor to the persons who
prepared it.
After dinner very impressive and elab-
crate discourse was delivered by the Rev.
Mr.. Powers, of St Lukes. which was lis
tened TO with marked attention by all pres
emit
The company Of sabbath school scholars
and teachers numbered one thousand and
fifty and the whole assembly probably
numbered about twenty five hundred per-
sons II never has been our lot to see a
more pleasing collection Of young people
assembled for similar purpose. Every
appointment was of the highest and most
impressive character, and the procession
was regarded by all as the most beautiful
and imposing ever witnessed. We had
never before gained anything like correct
idea of the degree and order of the sabbath
school interest in this city, and as it Is one
of the principal stones which form the ba-
sis of our national government, we trust 1t
may continue to be nurtured with that zeal
and spirit which has already brought it to
80 great state Of perfection in our midst
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
Lulmbe Lath.
SHINGLES, SLAVES, ETC.,
R. R. DEPOT SAW MILL,

UIRsr MILL ABovE TEE Mississippi BnIpOs !,
RENWlCK = SON, Pr0pfieeofs.
= stock Of all descriptions Of Lumber, before coG-
nescinO On their new stock ofInGs are oGsrne grsa
ln1ucsments y pascAaosgs. Al Vho are In want
Lumber. IAth. Stoves, q 1Ainsiss, are invited 70
examine eur 0loG6.
dsvtf R1NwIcK = SON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07


HANaING-FuRrHER PARTICULARS.
-,On Thursday evening last, party Of
Regulators proceeded 10 the Upton Jail and
took from the custody Of the Sheriff. two
prisoners, named Allen Gleason 4 Z. Soper,
then awaiting trial for horse stealing, eoun-
terfciting, &c. They were seized, thrown
into wagon and hurried off to conv enient
spot at Yankee Run. near Harvey PARIS,
where they were strung up and were left
to hang until dead.
Before their execution they confessed their
guilt, disclosing many deeds Of crime, and
giving the names Of about fifty of their
band with whom they act in concert. The
Sheriff Of Cedar county was present at the
execution, and took off the chains and hand
cuffs.
At the close Of the scene, the Regulator
then went into consultation as to who they
next proceed against, Of the number Gleason
had mentioned. Finally four persons wer.
singled out and the party proceeded ID
bring them in. 1t was asccrtainsd ON very
good authority that fellow named VIM
Dennie was taken and hung on Saturday
evening in Linn county, from which quarte,
We may look for startling proceedings soon
e4--
"a RAoss.-At the great Post Stake
Race four mile hests on July 4tb, D. 1 R
X Ailsa,s Mare Kitty Hunt won the purs,
and Stake Of 900. against J. Rubels Gre,
s1Gnso~ Maria HamiltonL" This feat ct one,
sslae1ahed he reputation Of " Kitty HuIe
.Alke1tths $3.50 49, = ~ ADassos,
af44Aas-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
Log1ee Der! L0g1oebe1.
AZ tho Rock Island Saw MINI.

uAvfH0 received large supply Of IDgs 10 sss
1 i aew ruAalDg our Mn day aud night, aud are
prepared to receive orders for all kinds Of Buidno
end F!anias Lumbar, Iaths, Shingles and yeucing
All orders with which our Davenport friends nay d
vor - willie ezscatsd With puc1uslity aud dispotGA
1oea IslaaA. NAY -. ~ . de0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

BILLIARD RooMs.-The Apollo Bill
Hard Rooms are now open over Hiddleson
d Lyons store, on Second st. There are
four Of the most beautiful marble bed ta-
bles that were ever played upon. from the
celebrated mandatory Of Griffith d Bro.
whose agents are :Messrs. Stoneall d Rey-
nolds, proprietors Of the above saloon
Those who take pleasure in handling the
cue Will ind these rooms exceedingly well
adapted to their wsats
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

VIM. ". MCLEAN l. CO.
transportation AGENTS;
AND GENERAL
Commission and Produce Merchants.
No. 112 south Water St.,
WsssAoass formerly occupied by Wheeler 4 Co.
CHICAGO, ILL.
We give our personal attention 70 the buying and
selling Of Produce and Merchandise Of every dssYp-
ton.
". ". MCLEAN / co. will receive and forwar
Dc of0ooas to I'll parts Of the eeuntxy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

UVOU0bUU vVU0kovU0O
IN ~ sssasr = ssn ~ ssaA nashSpa sassve+. .
Ovh<re you eaa buy Al kisds q aF -
sra DooaS, SASH AID DGluD0, :
q ~ bet quait =. 60 rstce. white
Led. LII = Ion, ysrnisA, Jspaa varnieA. fusp =
~, snd or trlds q Paints.
"A oossc1 Md .woe uGo1os11sn -, Nin1s Trim.
~ - Rs.nes1s 6lenee I'll ssm ~ solsa 49,.
ssie 80 resA 0isa =. q eAost nelsne Aiae
500 osgaseDc1s of WAL PAHDo NJ DOROY1S
ma ~ boAn9lye - szpapea6d Ra0es So.
Y A.dre4 aatnG - y esaagase - y =:
yasd. ~ ~ Z - q SAdss A6l1e9
n ~ Assab - ~ ~ q. ~ vm " \
~ eee0. " .enfg5 7 II 8 $500
Dr. Ga - 10 ,r1&t si5 tI7'77' = "
-. "a z 9eeeMe No. asa
/!
] = : :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
Oiled W1mlleac EhmIaes.

Otte0 Wf1ellDaC Shades.
GONE very large, with rollers, cords, tassels, 10
- Also,
WIDE PAPER CURTAINS.
Plain 0rcen, Hue and BIZ Figured do, vsrioss
tyles. For sale ~ tjunltN" ELI ADAMS
Walt Paper, Borders &c.
Spring time Of year Is coming. coming
And III the world"
MILL want wall Paper to beautify and make
w comfortable the inside Of eur dwellings &C. 70
compare favorabiy with the world" outside.
Come and - the large stock, great variety and
beautiful patterns ct the Iowa Book Rooms Of
Eli ADAMS,
No. - Brady street, near the Pest Once
Nay It'll, M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07
nANNY'S REAPER ! HOWE,

The Subscribers are agents Sos this
CELEDR,lTED JAlCAE.NE.
which have received One hundred anA sosty.avs
PReAIU1e; and where thsy have been ussd, Aave
siven
UNHkRSAL sAzzRHICTION.
FARMERS Wishing TO parchsse should give tAsir
osdsgs easly - tAe supply = limited.
uOURSD d vIELD.
Corner noek lasud and Front ssrsses.
April IS. d4v1po.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

Syme's surgery.
Principles anl Practice Of Surgery
RI james syme r s, Professor Of B,inissl
~ University OF Edinburgh, &c, &c.
Edited with Notes and illustrations BY Robert 8
N wton. n d. Prof Of Surgery in the Eclectic Medi.
CO! institute Of CINCINNATI, Ohio, &c, 10.
From tn = tnburah edition pub. Cincinnati 1857.
prize Is 90.
Just received and for sole b.
Eli ADAMS,
No 81 Brady street, near the Post Once.
6thmo2AdH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

w \ GUTHRIE vould respectfully return thanks
. w . 70 the dttssns of Dsvenpert who % ge0er-
ossly assisted h0 IN the renewal OF his goods from
hts meusceory during the late IRE Brady street,
for whlcA he considers himself under many obga-
tons
July7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

NEW CLOTHING HoUsE.-Messrs.
Fuller d Hubbard have recently opened
. new and splendid stock Of ready msdo
Clothing, Hats and Gaps, Boots and
Shoes, together With . couplsts assert
msnt OF Gents fashionable Furnishing
Goods, which will be closed ont q most
reasonable Sgusss' The stock 10 we'll
selected, and manufactured expressly to
order, and will be found to BE- we'll
adapted to this market. We bsspssk
fes 0sssss. Fullsr and Hubbard full
share Of public patronage.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

PIC MICA party Of young folks
made up . party which was Iced of By
the band wagon, drawn BY four bsauti-
fol blscks. beautifully decorated with
wrcashss. went down to . gsevs this side
OF Buffalo, and had particularly fios
time. The cakes and oonfsotiooary were
prepared st B. H. Sweeney & Co.'S S.
loon % Brady street, and in the 6uess
style. After enjoying few hours in .
very reasonable manner, they kindly
distributed the overplus Of provisions
among the poor, returned TO town, high.
~ satisfied with the occasion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-07

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Bedford inquirer and chronicle. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1854-1857, 1857-05-08

RELICS OF ANTIQUITY.-We have be-
fore US number Of coins, brought to this
country BY Rev. ". +. Williams, mission
airy of the American Board at Mosul. One
Of these is geld coin, bearing the name
and face Of As;noe Philadelphou, the sis
ter and wife of Piolemy Philadelphos, who
together, founded the celebrated Alexan-
drian Library. 1t dates back to about two
hundred aud eighty years before Christ
1t is aboutthe SIZE Of a sovereign, is beau
titul coin, and seems as bright and fresh as
il it had but just left the mint. The 9TH
ers are silver stafsrs, 1.-THE coin which Peter
took from the fsh) and are of the coinage
Of Alexander the Great, and of the Syrian
kings, Aatiochus Epiphanos WHO attempted
to overthrow Judaism, and scattered swine's
flesh about the temple, Antioehus Ever
getes, Demctrius Softer, etc., the latest be-
ing leo years before Christ. There is also
an old .irhcnian silver coin, found on ths
plain of Arbela, where the decisive battle
was Tough: between Alexander the Great
aud Darius. 1t was probably paid to soma
Greek soldier who there met his death
Mr.. Williams has also Roman coin With
s'Cesar's image and superscription. -
.7Gseficga Messenger.