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HARDWARE, IRON, NAILS, &c
Il large additional stock of Common and Saddlerv
Hardware, Joiners Tools, Carriage Trimmings Iron Steel
and Nails, just received by H. b. MERCUR
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

who reads this that there Is an article known as
Dr. SASFoRO's SvIcoeA-9R, OR LtvEG kENEtY,
wa!ch eau DO rs.:5. On as certain to cure liver
,onpl iit ia any Of its forms such as JluuLice,
Dyspepsia, Gad numerous 0. her compIai Is. de-
oed in another column, besides wi ch, II il. one
u the greatest PIE aratiOns or cures fr cOnsum9-
c-on, taken 10 carly stages, that IS now known.
VIC take 1t FIR granted as exp simely b Is proven
shat seases Of the lungs are MT generally the
5rs' causes Of Consumption, but a dsbiitat-t S. G.
ten, caused BY the improper action OF the liver,
-rduces the power Of tho u gs to resist OF throw
Il diseases causel by cold and irritation, leaving
The lungs at the mercy Of disc se, cause the
liver has inca pactatei them from performing their
proprr action cf throwing OF diseased matter
caused by cold, thus to prevent consumption, cure
the lIver, and seep the system strong enough to
.hro" of slight diseases If the uug..
There is not in the world a better liver remedy,
or a cnre for debritated system, than In SAS.
roRDs lEvIGoRAToR, f it has been fully tried
in large and extended practice till are
fully known, and now it is offered rs . ised rem.
edy, one that can be relied on. (see Advertise.
melt) d&vlt
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

Some excitement exists in Brarcht3wn.
p. near Pnllad,lrni1, in relrrenc. to the
sud deaths in finally RESTING there
A. L siis ,ulAn lam i Jones married ,hr
daughter Of a wealthy farmer narn-d
Gcuph, and had d chIlI by her. In j n
unry both mother AMI Child died Fen
days after, Mr. Gruhh died Then J me,
IL 'rri d another daughter, (,ister Of hi,
first wiir.) and II few day ago Mrs Grnhh
dlvd .rry suddenly, nit~r drinking Il bot.
tie OF fit porter which hIi hrcn prev lousy
opened. Inc last death excited susprclon
aud medical ex mutation is now gong on.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

a maiden lady in Wcstport, Mass. who
is possess OF c.ns deraole real cstnte on
bcilg called upon to pay her highway tiA
for tie present year claimed an % at priv
ilrGu with the ords pt CREATION, ui wo. kin.
IT out upon the highway, HnI acturl.y au.
pslred VITA ho' in hand aud d.seAirc h.r
uu;y 10 t13 s.tisi.3tDl of III, 5trytyot.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04
EinnAhmrnh MNfeI.

= W. CKANDALL, PkOPkIElOF.
WAVING entirely reGtted my house and adopt.
IL ed it TO tho wants Of the travelling Pubic,
shall be very happy to serve all Who aver ne
with their patronage. BALLS and PARr!EsIec m
roGat.d ID the best manner and on reasonable
terms A good Live St-ble Is connected with
the Hotel, and no pain. Will 30 spared to satisfy
cu,tomers
uincsburgh, Vt. June IS. w3m'
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

MIouI cATCH IT As Il Clergyman was
burylug d corpse, 4 woman came and plilrd
him by the sleeve IA the midi Of the ser
vice "S'r, must speak t. va iImeli-
attly "N eli. then, what IS ta- matter"
"Nhy. slr; you are in: u bury q man
vim died }! the email PIX, rg-r ny yy-r
husband, who Lever had it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

JERATHlEL DoTY, n soldier Of the rcvou.
ton, and the last survivor OF the body
guard and escort OF lafayette to his native
country, d ed at Wal.ins fJrd, Vt. on the
lash. aged 03 years.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

How much dbl yccs ask Tor thin but
TINS lrquir d an Irish customer. "Flitoen
cents" ''l'!l give ye thir-ety-sivin." IL
didn't say 3lY-l said fjtfea, replied tie
honest dealer. "BsdAi, an II give ye tin
cints, then,' was the prompt rely,
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04
SIDNEY BREESE,
EI.SsnatU. United state,


---.-s tie many preparations now II use ioE
r.stu..c.:, preserving md Identifying the hair,
t---e axe .lLe tbltwe can recommend with more
o..-.--co .-aa Prot. Mooa's Hair Restorative.
...N. 3. general Use throughout the States THIS
D.. .-ra,iuu possesses the most 'rvigorating quail
..-s. and never fails in producing he most happy
results when applied according u directions We
lti.r our rcGd,Is 60 the advertisement tor few
10 ,ac i.uuneGab.e certificates which have been
..-. by parties, who have b-eu beuedttei by it.
... who igel happy in giving testimony to its
... 'r-iul effects produced on them.
r.J. WOOD co, rrorretors, 3l2 Broadway,
New York, and III Market Street, II. Louis, Mo,
-,.I oy r. A. Peck aud by Druggists her and
l.rcu-t nut the country. novld& w3m
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

IN PEACE PREPARE F1E WAR."-ln tho
d,ys Of our youth, it b,hooves us to uahe rono
preparation FOR the approach age. How macy
per.ons have become srom,turyly bdiby glcct.
ing to apply apr pirate remelt s to prevent '"s
hair from falling of The uss OF it1i Noop's
celebrated Hair Restorative" viii prevent tie
Hair from is'lmgor impart t, tia he'iih3 growth
and even restore the hair of the bid. DID,. us}'l-
have testified 70 its efficacy. 10 bo bad OF plu--
Vista pyprvvltly.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04
For Sale.

rINh, extensive property, on the corner Of Main
andTpion streets, comprising a nue house
and out buildings, a large supply Of fruit, sni
ornamental trees, and about eight acres Of land.
II is nearly mid way betWeen Courthouse square
and College green, and commands a splendid view
of he lake and mountains.
Aruly ut the office Of the subscriber, CONNIE
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

Hon uDRATto SEYMOUR, of MfdI'chury.
died on the Pit. Mr. Seymour was United
Sites Senator from Vermont from 1921 to
1899
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

CAuHoS.-CoUghs, Colds and affections of the
Lungs prevail among our people to an extent
wholly unknown in Europe, and, if neglected, Of
ten assume dangerous form. Wistar's Palsam
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

SUICIDE We learn from the ira>hursh
Slandard, that on Monday last, Mr. Gard
ner Glge Of Charleston, committed suicld,
by han ing. The cause Of this rash act ".
understand to be real or Imaginary loss Of
property. IL mad signed Il note rs suret,
for friend and would, as he thought, It
OBLIGED to plv it.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04

haze used Prof J. Wooi's Hair Rasto-
r-..v., 4li have admired It's Wonderful effects It
yes cd ny hair VIII 70 II had ial!en 81 it o!eans
the -v-l, and renders he L-i- so:t ar3 smooth
---c- --ge ;, thar 81.
NARY !. 41ELNSQN
Louisville, Nov. :, 1853.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04
sat. a I!linois. Clrlis'o, JuL5 y, IS

stat, q Illinois. Carlisle, Juls -, IS.
Ia-vo used Professor 0. J. Woods Hair Res
..-.!yo, aud have admired II: wonderful effect
a. hair was oeconng, &: thought prematUrey
,.-y Tat by the use Of the Res orative, II IA.
5u.-.l i,s 'gignal color, and. have no d5hbt,
-------t.y SC. "
SIDNEY BREEsE,
= 49, II
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04
E.crrnlltl. NJ a.,

~ god running ORDER, tgr s-te c4laV -.ss.
cas- good single trnyss. I..-ir~,t
aug4 VAN althlLN g. uALEt..
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04
kDrN. T'haycr aud CarEemfe2'

: RE ASSOCIATED in the Practice Of Mcii.
cine and surgery, and m y be f und (vteu
1.' rrntcs.i onally ahsent) at DR.. Tsayer's ONCE
outh side Of Court cquato.
ANrEL v. MAYER, JR. WALLER cARrFSlLn
Burlington, Vt, July q, 1857. d&utf
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Notice.

4 HEREBY give notice that have given nv
4 son Loren b lomblinson, a minor, bis time
until be becomes u years Of age and shall here
after claim none of MS earnings, nor pay any
debts Of Lis contracting.
GIDEON TOMBLINS N.
Ricbmoul Nov. %. 1897. wSN'.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1857-12-04
Michigan Land Office.
e. si,g. w. 'E'Ea Az EIEg,

(L1tc Clief CT TX Of e. ;. Surveyor Gcncral's
on,sD
4 GENT fy- the sole ton. sale anil caro- Of
. buds 10 every rlrt at t.g onie. Choice
forming ltnis eut:rcl - government pr CO.,
J. . 49,. .itnts JIG led apo tt'.n - lH.a.rt
'nll., .na trtrc- ~ country ,q.. 81 for
health and beauty, having IN abuulancs of
The I1r'.t water, '-Il cas- ~ TILED, AID ed pied
o. r.iHng an slud- of grains gras,o We ,turlc,
7ui fruits aud . Od ma ket for every sind ut
Guu ptoJoc Land e-tered TN ii &C for nc ual
settle c. Taxes llti FIR uon-res dcuts. Exani.
t4u. H. made If wild lands IN every part ut the
state. nd TAN reports gwen Of their character AMI
"a us -c't,r aud others furnished with valu 1.
bile Information relative to the locality, character
and sc ycuUu Of tli most desirib puniic IauIs.
ilavin- At knowledge OF all the Diff rent quail.
ties If SOFT, aud the various kiCds Of tuoer
tu!y shout the rca er art of Alcu. an, gaiie ed
from prlc cIt experience IN the W ods and r IN
20 service OF Twelve years in the I :. -urveN"r
Gtuer r. lie, am enabled TO Offer to the pub.
lie unusual facilities for the Transaction Of all
Uus ness relltini TO lands IN Michigan.
GEolGEw. Tu'YER,
Detroit. Michigan.
Or apply Mt tho ,flce on Giiswo,I street, oppo-
site the Inward llou-e.
DIFFERENCES
Hon. Levi, Cas-, Ns-hust' D c.
Hon. H'bsr. NtJlslhui l1.e -ec'y Interior,
De,.oit. .ilcuI.au.
&C. rr.Aou1sc, E.4, Detroit Mich.
Li'wd Lyon, rsq Der 1t, Mich.
Jse. b 3 la TIni, L-q De'rrir, Arch.
Ion. elpaeus ic..b, Auu Arbur, hi.h.
l..n1e. hrpuan isli lts L. e. sutHeyor
G..e.at. Jtc.; ,r. Hlel,
oa.re. Noo0r, l-4. - wofy Z = Surveyor
e. ..ttl. Nuu,Ue. Nlsh.
'aHa Ni..r. SIG. l,,, C.mmi si1lcl Gen cri.
Land Die thl'u-u, 3D..
tu.s j. ii.li, @ Treasurer Dt''ns9 Ear.
.rnry, il. b., 'tiay". ID.
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HEOfNeaes.


IN HEDS. PNIME NuLA rs Il s,o.e, nj.
: ~ ye sy.5 q reduced r.i-aL -
2ugl4 NAA slCALEN & EALELE
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EaIaIsis.

A small lot Of double Extra" Flour, from
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
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sssk 4 editlAg <wss1Iy PIPER = "a
paratively trifling, even il the entire
9soAes = The l.b9 'ofvses naa.s-3Asa
editor of the weekly has an entire
week before him to write, select and
arrange his subject, and may take his
ease and be merry over it. The "Dai'
"" demands the watchful, sleepless
eye: the ready, rapid pen; the clear and
earnest thought; and the comprehen
size and controlling mind. There can
be DO chpiqe Of subject, no time for
studied style, no room for verbiage.-
Yhe ssbjects are sappl I'd ~ the Aice..
the spark and rxpid sstte hghtnings
fash, and must be taken on the wing,
compreL nded, moulded into form, and
then cent bounding forth bike genii, to
impress, : costrot or srerotutiohi1e the
world. The Daily aims to be q da
g,ierrsotyped WORLD With every outline
Of incident clearly penciled o. its sur
face by the sunlight Of mans genius.
: A fav score Of rpcy. stiitosiRb would
give a proud name to a, Weekly, for a
year or two, while to the Daily they
would be tasteless and stale, or II, ,of .
general character, would be cop.umed
By few mouthfus Of its Unsuitable APP
petite. - -..@
The Daily taxes heavily the nerves,
the muscles, the brain. 1t gives no
rest, however racking the pain or dan.
gerous the symptoms. 1t is at once a
leverage aud torture Of mans inven'
stion---the mo,t powerful and contfoll]
ing, and the wisest and proudest that
his intellect has yet achieved. 1t pub
fishes to the world his creative energies
and his godlikc nature, as certainly rs
DO the forces Of nature proclaim their
God; aud like these forces, it performs
the mission Of its master, guiding,
changing and controlling the great
moving mass of mind. II ditfuscs light
and heat and color upon everything it
tou,iiss, and promises to De, to the in.
stati1ctaa. World, the great source OF all
10 iattlisy and lrlictliicstion. us -,
Tho Daily Is yet in its youth. In
81, H.atu,Ity, u VIII demand the appl
saces, not ol y OF sHslgities intcllects,
oal ot snbiicr agencies OF nature than
mt'l's inventive lenins has Yet develop,
I'll. and vii 10, be satisfied until the
lghtn,ngs footprints are traces, iu
FURNISHED letters, upon its extended
pnges. The Dai y will, ultimately,
crowd ont the Weekly, and its vista
tons will be demanded BY every family
upon the globe. This demand for It
will be proportioned to the facilities
for increased rapidity Of delivery. when
the whole family Of man may read, at
nearly the same instant of time, the
current events OF any past Of the world.
SO rapidly is man his wants progrcss.
ing, and so wonderful are the inven'
tons OF his genius, that wot do not
question the ultimate destiny OF the
DaLy-Uubuome Timer ',I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

A.hsees.-sta sl,afdAs s.p,etn
Der Q, 1887.
sl,ASeriass sollisioh took place on the Cam
den and AtlaStic Railyosd today, between
- sSpsksslsnA 1assalst tsais The disaster
S ,sSan sd PssE ,ESjtsherss y. j.. IL mles
q ing bs1nas'hers .And the engineer and
titessaH q the express tfals. were Killed and
Is Wounded, some Of them seriously. The
cause Of the accident is said to be tie anx-
~ ~ als eepleytWisA 1.-The fsaight train
10 re On the city in time to participate in
Al an ,sxsse4elCspdNpd ~ t,1s. they violated
n. time tables e., One Of the employee has
ss~~~ w ssAV WOOuS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

monarch. nth ri hV pos
and virtue mu' not b Aecks ~
French ru6". = wiz lestsoy aese
with fierce wrath. All people are
fshstswssassuafy ssssusssAe'
cause nature has planted in man = de-
slid f&0+leet lqnality with all other
men, upon the highest summit Of social
elevation. Castles, classes, distinctions
l~s shs~mAl, cpd man rovo''s against
me OUTAGE ihsy. commit aPoss nasnsalI
right. Sovereignty is the highest
conditicn Of political power. In .
ifspuiJa ~ ersesy4gas;iHla 1sr
MMy, Bit oas. Hence under Mon
archy lkere are longipgA struggles for.
h CHER stasions, and more honorable
Gates ana iittle By little IS knowledge
increases, ths people are brought NJ
to a complete equality with their Sow
crs;ga, aud Republic ensues. Happy
are We in this blessed Ian | of freedom,
that VIC have pot been compelled to
90 through al these changes, before
Attaining The powes Of self gosefnmcpt
There has been no time In the history
o, tj.ess :Staics, SINCE Jamestown and
plymouth were settled, that majority
Of ntsotskA- ~eteHet educated. The
,'stofant--i',osc hn.sbic to read and
write lat notupe numbered more than
.oae n u u. tue population. 1t is for
t,,,.o.. ,L., ,l ,,...ra,, AMI ,,;n;.,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

.yr- fox Sr4k tliis p.usson. il
de &. .~"' l~i4a peopic .ducsed
,nd uIrd ut. II " dearly ought ",
N Ainerr'a to cherish or common
schools. They are the life blood Of ON,
political system. Without them we
should recede from our proud condi
siss e epublicanis,n, back to that
- dlsios Of Monarchy which is found
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
ELlGIBLC INVESTMENT Il!
s EOt. Safe ~. Re,es.

EOf SAFE or A3etof.
a u0USk aud lcAsc On fecoud street, near Rock
kised 4 ret, "satainlss B sossss cHar wood
she'd, Sc. lot ID its0t rect. Rtntr fnv go month
z n House and Lease
81 ShSsd street. betsscnB BRADY and Psrry contain
ing rooms, cellar, stable, Ae. Rents for AS q
month. Lot Is 20x6O feet.
Ala new Two story Frame iIous~ and lot In
Mast Davenport The house 2ON3O fret and con.
tains rooms. good cellar. stable, sc. The lot 4.
02xiO feet, ard most eiisibly situated.
u esttslsp IT the whole can be had en- the nrst
ynhe - =
For further particulars apply TO
&4 JOHN fARRHR,
1Aitd st, between Nrsay end Perry
Nav IA-Atf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
, .. NC HrglsS vaa.atw d
Ire evxHty Z ats A$isvsy.N.l, a

n "
.-ss>fsoneusshna4 = s4tAmeNagwoAsnkS
= by shs .yplurtAuA itfaSs assailf
s s.a5s., md w bSgrtsd ismqs 4Ht
was expelled forever. All tEtsA reysA
hsaoA amy HtgAsl 4 aJharchs p i Ie
,-'ls.s . sss u iIs; = - OF
'A Tie psopls prevented ;lss ted Sks d.strucsiep
-''''' u Monarchy lf : i & F, .pcss
For sixty four yeans that nation hss
90 th,esgh 1900 ~ viietx
II 49, - .t3e Ing Ior a
- spss(apapt5J - pe being
suAbls sScs1e I'll $50 Fhy
EnysdH afake SptS ~ ;xnersn rant
Sell government means the Nbilitk a.
eStS&. fhsm1&N %s1t#at Fteuch
people have not that ability. 10 day
vssssiEss isat thss We aGapd ti ffag freaNtk
,tlhsae, tsovs thai uhess he str.nple.
"a 'A ssses S.essss "a Sroattle,ss nee
~: !, E.. ~. !. n.iled h h e e@nnos
rule icr assah~ ys.n : The ixvorapee
Of the nation i bis safsgsa;3 as<SnR9tl
.TYolesiaP. a FPno9a qeyfsln be con-
valsed With another revolution, a4d.wc
'sAall rJsisS Ser struggle, b. We
Af0Af ao1 ,thatsssh2 41ASxddteSs tjakSa until
-AhAhW&sa tAap1inAsfsae majority.
from the Ssttsn Of igaotAsss. Revos
y.lukoeeUeR teeh &aa.skss th4 tlS
.sr1E hoe0 Ahlhs9Gtah 11DrD cour.
i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

~ 4Fs~~ W. - WI 7" y
igw"r ICE s"d c~i"s.t,s. ts..s' .n { q
10 therefore yoke upon the meek g.
Dstdr.f Arvcdom: Justin poporl,y,
~ 4 patton is free FROM. ;gnordnee aud
dsprssitN just in thss r.nssdoes it
enjoy true freedom in governsuent an,li
in Ill tho rani6cstions Of society. Thk.
10 tho true Al axiom " DO seriousl
disputed. y Freedom sine nor,pal star
OF man.h Give hid Tie knowledS
requisite TO its preservation, and ~
virtue necessary to make h'rat,onasy
end msn' will ibeftee every where.
Whenever ignorance anti . dtpravity,
or either Of them, has a majority "
people, there We TOOK in vain for free
government. A. Ksowledgsis Power
those who have The knewisdgs, in a
nation, will have the power in makisu
the lswA in shaping chs habits, and
,neuld,ng the eustun,s 81 ne masses.
liza majority Of the English p,tbh had
the requisite education, il would sweep
swsy monarchy and all ip trappmgs
in tie twinklins Of an eyo. as his,
bat one In seven Of the people can rcAd
and one seventh, then. sts tl.s,govern-
ing classes, the rulers, the defenders OF
-Aonsrchy. So Of France. The in
.stincts Of he French Are h favor ri,
Republican government. But one inl
ten Of the Fsehch sAl,. cAn' read and
write. One teeth then must govern,
That ono tenth orc tinsed with, arlsto
cratic blood, cling TO fcpdM habits
after feudaI customs have pasted away,
and hook upon the "blcusc,' 1.-THE poor
la' oi"rs, with az much cor.s,nrt rs an
kngI'sh lord locks n,'on his peasa,tas.
Repeated reu'ln..qn. teyyalmost ~'S
term'ra,el the FrepcLs .uslillty,. ,sna'
With ITEM fudal notions Of s9ciett;;.
aad avvsr' Ifss d q eGiSaG their places
.,s.iaL 4 f. 81 sa.ie e. . i.s.Sicyg svSa - FiF
mas spTHne tihvs assTt ~I VI tpllitiggy
4ristocra,s,. fqal.S "a. .rtsa&i,qs 20,
fsai
Ihe NJ, ,leols al,ashe fs,.a,trs 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

,'o ,i,sr as "a Ssto w. last. as i w
~ SYet sMNle sAsar rr- m4a 40 hes-sl--


is'o 49,. 10, paGiftJAoi - Of sixty passing wears.
3sfs .ve,asr' trg stcli ssi 1,is'h, but the
s.sasi rs.!ssn - ilriS,ss4 IL las been but few
Nse., 81 exchanged s"eiibie sits
lhlia atlnS A)ts.s't YEAS nd aeltt tlen to rim
.r,,.,,,,al 2ii' buta -aadaw.ie the sunlight Of o
ls,Nss.aaI ssslast tntits. ia We, esn now Scarcely
ei.assaAs' te estr has seen The last or earth
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.5Sa I ints,,''h - a. siHr sivienaa Personally We
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NEHr Goop.-One Of our contemporaries
((9eS o4f0S yheA orreSb a n AAetw cen
President Buchanan and Prot. S,lliman. the
grNlkY sh en- 6nlaeiSt. says, the let
ter Of response 10 rather crustaceus forma
EsaoesA,Gt dteintegsating' -. ~
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We can implicitly rely ON hin,-that when
he saSa tsipat'ss~tAds it, such rsp,l
sSais * s:s., S.Iss - S;~ {Gnn .'
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15
REAL ESTATE
JOSHUA DTzL,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
TNORNRR Of Drsdy aad oscoad streets, - stair
~ ensrosce o. Dfsdy street
AnAL R9rATU DOU0nT AND sold ~ Aeasy
LOaped On Co0miesi0u.
fAxDS peN end coleciiens mads fue PARTIES n ell
eoetsuuD eesoe oUustYy.
LAND wARRANfS located end on business pes-
sailins % Land Agency faishiully tseas1Esphsfy
II = n n " u ma
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-15

IHE L*sr HEw OV,nT.-The Boston Ad-
yertiser has received information from the
OSsrtsepey = Osmhsidge, Msss. 10 the eff.
~ TINT the neH ,cSp,et discovered On the
.2SG ~ Mig Nv ". Tntfls, g ihe Obserys
Soer ~ doubtless be visable "a the NAKED
eye, - soon - he moon ceases to raise. ~.
u , ats letfhtAs evening. q
- a sA& .t.s1 81 .yesrsss @At-fwrafa "
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