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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

NALENA and CHICAUU UNION hhILNVhD'
VI The second sinking fund Bonds Of this Com
p,ry 1875 interest at cent payable halfyesry 10
~ yori ar. for sale by sTRACHAN & SCOTT,
" ~ No. 81 Wiliaun-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

NEW-JFRSEY RAILROAD-For PHILA-
IN DFLPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
CITY-MAn and Express Lines: Leave New York and IL
a. M and and p fare, IS u m, 81 25 stoppmgG al
stations IL and go 10 Remington Through Tickets
sold for Cincinnati Sl7 and Ss 5 and the West ana tot
Baltimore Washington Norfolk &c and through baggage
checked 10 Washin gtou in 8 q m and P. m.
w WOODRUFF, Assistant Supt.
No Bagrsge received for any train unless delivered
and checked IS minutes advance Of the time Of leaving
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
T ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Fall and Winter
AND ERIE RAILROAD.-On

IN EN-1Ukk AND ENII1 It4fIIItVlfD' y"
IN and after Monday. April 1887 and until further uo;ioe
Passenger Trsns will leave Per foot OF Duane a. 0o"s
viz:
BUFFALO EXPRESS, az $50 a. m for Buffalo
MAIL al :. 50 a m for Dunkirk and Buffalo and ln'er
mediate stations Passengers BY this train will remain over
night at Fu,ira aud proceed mex, morning -
ROCKLAND PASSENGER, at p m, via Piermont Tor
Sufrrn's ard intermediate stations.
WAY PASSENGER, at4 p NJ, for Sewoursh' Aiddle'o"n
and intermediate stations.
EMiGRANT a. p m, for Dunkirk aud Buffalo and inter
mediate stations.
The ABOVE TRAINS Run DAILY (slNpA1S
EXCEPTED
NIGHT EXPREsS, at 40 M for DunkTs every day
Except that the train Saturday runs to HoTneil'N1e-
thence a Buffalo,
NIGHT EXPRESS a, $50 p m, for Buffalo every day
These Fxprrs Trains connect az Elmira with the Eima
Csnandagua and Niagara Fsl Railroad for Nssss Fas AZ
Syrscu.r al Corning with Buffalo Corning and New York
Railroad for Rochester, Great Bend with Delaware Lacks'
weuns and Railroad for Scranton; at HoneVie
with the Buffalo York City Railroad for Buffalo at
Buseo and Dutrk with the Lake Shore Railroad Tor OeVe
land CINCINNATI, Toledo, Detroit. Chicago; Sc. - ,
' HOMER RAMSDELL, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

CTEAM for SOUTHAMPTON and ANTWERP.
O-The splendid and powerful steamship CONSTlTU
TON C. Pousin Commander. will be dspatched for the
above ports SATURDAY April 49, from Pier No ~ North
River.
RATES OF PASSAGE, INCLUDING PROVISIONS
In First CABIN.
Third CABIN.
This has FIVE water tight compartment and carries
IN experienced surgeon. - 90 -,
freight taken after Thursday April 6 and no bills oil lad
ing signed parcels received on the day OF sailing
freight passage, having superior ACCOMMODATIONS of
cabin and steerase ps..snsers sRPy 6teSr NJ ,u.,o
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

GREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE
O-Firs, Cabin Second Cabin $50 Third Cabin, 80
in the paddle wheel steamship ARIEL 1000 uus 70
sail from EEW-YORk for SOUTHAMPTON and BREMEN,
THURSDAY APrl 10, and on tn RsDAf, Junet Pas
seugerr HANRE will be- sent in hrscass steamer
connecting h the AR Ell arrival Southampton Specie
delivered in London and Paris Persons desiring bring gu,
their friends obtain Of The AR1ELs
equal III every respect ooo un ship aoa For passage
freight apply TO
ID. TORRANCE. Agent No. Roni Green Y. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

GREAT AMERICAN ROUTE.-MICHIGAN
NSOUTHERS RAILROAD to CHICAGO, 81 Loui. RoSs
rIsnd :, Psul MwsuIe and ell place. We.. and South
Wet. via New York and Erie New York Central and Amer
can I.t, shor, Railroads % Toledo forming the shortest
opi., and d, .ssrte ou. 20 ID. Great West. For through
ticket, ard apply the Companys ofee No
- JOHN = PORTER, Agent.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

g 1887 the Trains will leave Chsmeers-st Stson &c
fellows Express Train. $40 and $50 m NAL I',3
II: Emsr.n. S IS p for Poughkeepse a. m and =
n and IS p M for Sing Sing p. Tor Pesk'nI ~
o m Tt. Poushketpsie Sing SING and Peeksk trains sop
a. the Wsy Stations Passengers taken Chambers ana
phsr ard sls Trains for New York leave Troy a.
5 Is and lois ard AS P and East Albany a. e;o
and 10 ~ M and - p A. =. SMITH Superintendent
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

They have svsestlsd vjth bsaeas ssl
0aa, and k1oW % pity o. love. ThsiI
eobisiso y % die vieeosieos, lying % {
desd soeny, With the eAouss Of applaase
iron eighty tAessasd people siegisg in
thsie sass. fhsis blows fell Ike those
OF s0ith - iros theis 6esh heals 10 .
day; shsy ere pssssrns for fallen soeels,
% psssses 10 the development OF their
form, % elastic their Uusele, 90 18th snd
spsingy their walk. Nov mount %
The sssirs, ed mark the fat presors. The
vanton Ssnasor's wives end the sleek
psiases OF Iris, and the fierce centurion,
end the lussy plebs Of the Sobpsss, or
The suo0sbs. see oil the natioos there,
The dark Egyptian, the fair haired Brit
on, the jssk lbsrisn the eurlsd Nubisn,
the smoth Syrian, the haLdssme Msgisn
-priest, colder sod sailor, end garland
sslier, and patricisn and prefecs, and
pretorian, the gla3itor, AMI 6ute- pi aver
and mioic-sll laughing and screaming
st the coward Christians who will not
dsfsed themselves, but yield themselves,
sipging . hymn, to the lions. Litter.
bearer, and ssndal-msker, and aneur,
aud sstrologsr, sad Greek, end Oriental,
and Csul-sll swsyipg with delight and
esosd st the ssvagensss OF the lion, who
kl!is merely to kill. Cynic. and epicur-
cen, and stoic-- men who 90 homo 10 die
to escape the Emperor and par.
asise, and Atheist, and concealed Jew
oil shskiog:shsir sides 1t the dy,n Chris.
tiass sgoniss - ssles 70 round Of The
horrors Of the Jew and Nsxsrenes's
supssstitions-so aystsrious end dan.
eseous are The teoste OF THE new sod
sprsading hesssy.
A leap snd bouod and strusels, .
whirl Of esrmenes cad Of men. flourish
Of red smoking weapons, and . howl aud
yell, and groso, in the great slaughter
house; blows strsck BY men With glasing |
eyes, blows OF revenge and despsir, Of
hate and fear. GIL The great slauebter. |
house With etorm horrij Of sounds that |
make The children turn pale and como |
women weep. but for the most part, The
vsnton's eyes grow brighter and more
keen, but the restless stand still and
hold their breath, and the eowards turn
away their faces, % the brave look down
with flushed and eager face.
Then heard . vail Of srumpets aud .
lhunder. dutter and throb Of drums, vi.
dsoiog and GROWN, and deepening %
he ear, . shrill scream Of 6fes, eod
mellow aorour and uoder song Of pipes,
Ind then rush ~ Of pursued sSmy
With clustered banners. broken srms
Ind cl,ven shields. Then I felt rush
II pale and bleeding faces, rush Of
poll encuobsrsd mso, and utter them
'ruel and stern faces. and deluge Of
blades and spears, . blsss Of burning
pslscss, and 90 earthquake rocking Of
'plitting temples and cries Of dying NO.
men, and children troddsn under foot
Ind ghastly sight Of . broad swift
liver Of blood RAINING between blackosd
sslls and plsgus-struck msrshes-a siv.
r..glutted with desd::and s,rewn with torn
'ilts and broken imsges aud chests.
sEccslenza" awoke.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

THEArRE.-Again we have Thea
TIRE among us. The everywhere populAt
Sallie -. Clair with her troupe Of brilliant
performers has again visited our city, for
the purpose Of giving series Of choice
dramatic entertainments, which will un'
doub,edly be we'll attended BY this commu.
nifty. On the Stage Miss St. Clair has prob
ably o compeer in the W,st, being possess
ed Of such versatility of initiative talent, as
is sure in almost every place to enlist the
attention Of the u altitude. II is source Of
great satisfaction 10 our citizens to know
that the inimitable comic actor, M. Lionel
Bernard, who was al attractive a.tsche to
Hough 4 Myers Troupe, is among the
number His talen, for mimicry and com
plete stoicism is unbounded, and 'ne man.
ner in which he brings down the house is
incompatible. Dick Healy another Of
Hough L Myers competent actors Is also
with the troupe. He is well versed in the
drama. and never fails 10 elicit the admira'
ton Of the house. Mrs. Hea,y, a lady we'll
remembered BY oil who heard her on her
previous appearance in this city re'appears
in her favorite characters. The remaining
portion Of the troupe are highly competent
10 engage the attention Of our theatre going
citizens. We commend Miss 81 Claire for
the skill she displayed in selecting her per-
formers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06
o,.ailaesiAr SfireI

DoUy1oADt ooo188 WAo0U0uo0 AvnDUG = NM -
u LOUl0, no.
rncorDorats6 ~ The 0ea-ral AssGnsly, 1ooo.
! an twspty-lssrth. Isle, wifk - ounnoglev
ITO grant 4lDlsnas, susga d1ssa, esa1es hsoos6,
eaAsnsselse ~ cd slngular II privilege 1oan1
z s.. $3.50 go: s''essea'ss.s s'As
lAtM Osg1eo1 iasssuellsas = sAss lnsemseaso.
-nbsaess Dsuhls Hnssy, BOD. kepena, cs0mGU1k
cnlcslaetoo4b Oo00essoal Lao. - eso0nnAe
0a10poup - eAoss ~ ~ oooQD esVoGoeo1vs
- q ~ 49, - tn1ssueooee y ~ 5oo1 lo1DVa1Ss
~, oD10oe = 0nesoD, oo10n seoasonane ~,
0e6AaA. esagn18 esG1e3 s41oo aUng1ogo 11ooD,
=. - - = fsaUsasss As0sDu0ssss = =
nys9s eansnsn uha1usaepssunss -
mo15e ~ b1Glno1 oog1q1oA ogo0o1Q 1I4 onUonI1
oe8 110on0 eGn1n1u ho0gR D1&D&1Do - -
01Voss1n6 harua1sas t1euglC1sneSe - $50
ss1SsssEe -. = 80 CO.
- - w. e
- y! - - alsls q . =
:; ) J: s: S.; g,
1oAG1Aas - -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

The Poor's Festival will take place
on ThuPsdsy Of this week. We hope
il 10 only necessary that the time should
b osds knovs, to insure 20 attendance
which will produce 90 amount Of the
s'sinsWs Of var" which will make glad
The hearts Of many Of the poor Of our
city.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

BoHN.-On the 3Oth instant, James
Buchanan, son OF Mark Beaubien.-
This is the twenty first child of the
same father, whose family consists Of
ten girls and eleven Chicago
Times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

| wasdss ell soaad he pile outside,
and look up u he ooe hasdred and City
test q wall, st essh over arch, the Cor.
iushisa, the Ionic ssd tie Dorio ssories-
Gee the numbsss over each gallery. zee
The thousaade Of s,atuse client 10 their
niehes-nask the ssrsnes ssons eosbsls
thss sspposs he polss los the canopy.
tass through The oatss aDo lower o..
chss ssd the 0ssoed sseads, end hear he
beasts roar below 10 the dosnitosi .. !
eotsr the essdiators' room there are
bssvay CyeloDsss oilise thsis iron licbs,
or ereaaiog snd earsise over their sliced
sword euts. Here Thraeians, aud Mir
oilloese. end Rseisli have juss taken up
their tsidenee, ssd nets, cad vieored bel.
osls aad bseklses, ssd ass bsseeise
end eiagiag oftheir pest 6ghts. Thsy
ere hidsooe 0eo, like eur ovo prise. 6sH.
tess-bstshsss With broad, las poeee-
ssllso. bali.dog elappsd nss.As. heavy
esss-haaeisR Sbsevs ssd pig-libs eye.
1Aeis neohs aso ball-tAiek, cd their Vie.
aess sss hlse aad red visA ssass go
bssiseo. fAeis bssAs ~ d stssl as1
sAeis lees Oh ifoa. 1bey ~ cleo ssooo.
eiae, eel ssesssiesess, 81 tAisvee, ao1
lollto q ~ oasseoe ooa0eokes pjeeoo.
qne ~ osoo6e1 0ueooecoo. - ~
0o00)o0 Doooooooo oeho0onn1 oDem1nn'h
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

PERsoNAL-James McCune. the
young man who was frozen to death,
Dee. 18th, in the County of Pottawa-
TAME. was formerly Of Ebensburg,
Cambria Co. Pa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

PERsoxAL.-Our old friend, K. c.
Nixon, who is we'll remembered by our cit
i1ens - the attractive and generous host OF
the City Belle Saloon, while he remained in
this city last summer, has returned frcm the
East, plump and hearty. and has rented the
rooms formerly occupied BY A. s Aston Z
Co. On Brady street, and will open ~ soon
- possible Asst eIsss restaurant, TO be con
Quoted on the most scientific principles, and
no paine Or expense will Be- spared to render
il place Of great comfort and attraction -
Mr.. Nixon hss earned . reputation here
which entities hin to the liberal patronage
Of our citizens, and we take pleasure in be
speaking Il for him. On his table will be
spread al the delic acies ia their season, II
well a. the more substantial comforts. The
opening Of this establishment will Be duly
announced.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

A young man fell into the river yes
tsrday aftsrnoos, 10 front Of the ics'
house, and would have been drowned,
bat that Robert Linn timely came to bis
rescue, and saved hin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06
lob Ex1nt1U9.

". would call the sttsLtiop II Merchants. Bust
u-.s mn and Others to facilities Tor sxscutin
with pronp,ness, ord In . srperior manner. JON
PRINTING Ia oil its varieties. qualities and cocrs.
and soncat . share ii their p,sronAgr. Esvin. sO.e
10 consider able 'xprns~ In fitting up cur Jotbins
Estsbii- hmenr, ~ sr~ prepared '. .xcute al kinds
Of Plain and Ornanentsi work such hall Tickets,
Pros.>nm ", Carts ofe,sry description, Circulars,
al varieties Of printing In Gold, Silver Bronss, or
Colors; sls,, Pamphlets. Lsvyers' Briefs. Checks,
Bills Of Lsiins, Promssory Notes, WAY Bills, Hama
Bits, &C, With u ,stn-,s aud reasonable terms.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06
LOCAL ITEMS.
Type for Sale,

One Font BREWER;
One do Burgeois
One do Plea.
This Type Is partly worn, butin good working con-
dillon and works plain and clear. II will be sold
lov II applied for soon dkwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06
COU1Tr CO.N.1.ENTFOyr

TIL Democracy Of Sco,t county viii meet ~ thu
SLerir's Oface in Dav.nyoat u Saturday the l7,h
day Of January At o'cioek p. n fs The purpose q
choosing dlsAss 10 att nd the State Convea'ios I"
b. IA. Id At Iowa City On the 18Th day VI January.
By ord n .: County Central Com.
Nsps and Aassi9sy copy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

ALPAlN BxTAACTOR cossist;
lat. OF Us never sallng aud and unique property
= spsa - applied to my external isjury. to eheci
1xasn.tiea instantly, aud rspidiy TO redace IT, Tbs
feature csasttsuses It's yvsst power TO AIevsss u
rssn VI barns and scslds, ami Of other painful IA
-usss n - Incredibly short = space Of thur III -
w sspsar from sAe few TESTING niAls hereunto al.
sx,A evsry Intelligent mind fsiiy aware that 10
su ssses Of ss,erns injury. the palm 70 psoduc. b.
isssunssiou Of the injured psrts; add therefore
- reosvs the ceuse u. e6.ct mast csass.
- Hs pariaeasivs properties usutsaliss the POI
- that may lark n ths sysesDs aid viii vhsa sp-
p,sl y ~ cores, draw rspsdly al iapure matter
10 sAs surface and sses -Asaoe NE great discharge
q pse1uees from sores oeessieesd BY busns-snd
wAsa sDp,ed - ~ - isvssessss sssss. SAT- hhs1n
u ssher eutaneous diseasss.
BseA ~ = gsaslns psnsy's Pain Exsssetor has
Spss sssA plats Rnsrsved Lsssl with ths sigma
susss O, Y. CLICEgxHR = CO.. ps0prsesors. and
hsNv, pALLY. manufacturer. Al others are
ssusss. n. rsics - crnts PER bon.
~ Au.,ac, should b sddrssssd 70 c. v Click
s.ss I 10 81. ,s.rcssy STREET. New York.
ss,d " \. NJ ussasts sna Aeicine deslsrs through
a, the un,,-., states sep96-ds~ 3m
w. =. Nasshslss's Hsls Dye.-No burnsns
elistsrins compound could ever have sttsinsd ms
an,vssssl Avsr ssssrded v this Dye. ths original
ssvsr failing ssvoite. Mature Ia not more true 70
h.svs0 tAaa the brvvn black Produced In tie rcd
,s.s. sraysst or most frc~zy hair By II. MADE ana
eeld. OF sppnsd d Datshslors Wis Factory IN n'hs
pstsass sosusj ~ Broadway. New York. VIM A.
asshsler y ~ he Lys o. s gsauus. othsrs are I'M
itsIssns.
-. 4 Nnn "a ton.
ssp2S-dswim.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

AACKLOfT CORBlN. Cor Second and hsAdy
NICHOLS CAMPBELL L co. Main
COOK ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Main and second
MCGRE6OR, LAwES l. BLAkEAORE......A Nam
CHCBB BRO, BARROW 3 CO.. Cor Main % sts
TALLNAN. POWERS 4 ACLEAN... ..aesve =.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

F1'eSk Groceries /.
N. DALZELL, Jr., l. Go.
coRxsR % SECOND AND PERRY srREsTs.
1'HANKEUL for past patronage, we now cGsr to
L the public at large choice ssiectione Ct
Fresh Groceries,
SuGARs--N q, crushed, CHARMED, granulated and
powdered. NoLAssEs-Al kinds and qualities
CoFrEs-kio. Java. Laguyra, roasted AID ground.
nAs-All grsdes and prices. vINEGAR-Pure ci-
der and common. Spices, pepper Indigo, starch,
soaps, candies Soda, sAeratus. ground rice tapcca,
sage, fruits nuts, Candies raistns, English pickles,
sauces, herbs, Bath brick. matches brushes, pearl
barley, split peas, chocolate, horse radish, white
beans, beef Tongues, c. hams, eranferIies, buck
wheat -four, corn meal, D..
Camden Flour.
Asuperior article in Dbl. and half Dbl. sacks.
Cr0ckssel BisCsstfs.
95boxes In store. Just received fresh water, soda
and butter crackers. CHREsE-western reserve and
Hamburger
FISH.
Aackerc. salmon, white ash, Goldfish and herring
W0oden Ware.
Our stock is complete and well assorted.
bASkEES-Of oil kinds, sizes and prices.
Nov. eth H.. DALzRLL Jr. / %.
Trustees Sale.
AHER iAS on the -igth day Il December A. ID,
W 1888, Benjamin Marshall, together with Julia
A. Marshsll, his wife, executed unto Austin Corbin,
Ms Trustee certain deed Of Trust conveying to said
Trustee the land in Scott county, Iowa described
oIows, 10 wtThe south one-ha,f o. the north east
quarter OF section number 1--WE (5) in township num-
number seveLty-nine 59) north Of range ave 5 east
9th p. NJ, which said conveyance was INSIDE by the
said Benjamin and Julia A., for the purpose Of secur-
Ing the payment Of certain promssory note and the
Interest thereon sisnfd by said Benjamin. and Julia
4. Marshall, dated the 9Th day Of December, A D
1884, aud pay able in year from the date thereof
for the sum VI Two Hundred and four dollars with
Interest at ten per ceat after maturity.
And Row said note having bscon,e due and pay
aud the said Benjamin. Marshall ard Julia A. Mar
shat hsviua failed TO pay the same Austin Ccrbin
Trustee - Azores DO hereby give this public notice,
that BY virtue OF the p which ID In me vested b.
SAID deed q trust. viii, Tuesday the 18th day Of
January A. D. 1887, 1t the hour OF two O'Clock in the
Afternoon "f said day, 1t the Court House door In the
city at Davenport expo and orr for .ale at pull
auction, the parcel Of lind above desc ked or so ca
thereof. - shall be sucient ,atisfy and pay the
emount OF said note with the interest thereon to "
day Of sale, together with all the and expen
attending said sale, costs OF this notice ami Truste
les. Cpcn the completion Of such sale deed will
gwen In accordance with the stipulation Of said D.
Of Trust.
D"ed the lsth day Of Dc~mbsr, A. n. 1855.
dec3Odto AUSTIN CO90lN, Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06
STATE DEMOCRAT.


SPECIAL u0Slon 70 Duounoo ~.
A. IN sdvsrtisins paper ths Stsss DsescTss isust
Wrsally ssessAsd ~ he ss&shlishsd aedam Of buaa
ess coansstosson BET the bsysr and seller; is
ssgeiy increasing eircuisticn. both st ho0r IN
sbrosd. oners favorable opportunity for judiesou
ibssoiassIm q meresntns intelligence. II 10 also
isvossss lsany josrns. hsnce R~tsu Dealers. - vel
y asrs sx,susive trsdsseple. hechsaics aud Citi-
seas viii apd IL. Columns essential to . psespereus
susiness "A voap 20 Sus WmH"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

AGENTS FOR STATE DEMOCRAT.
Daily, Trt-vce KY and weekly.
NEW yong-S. n. pctsingnl 4 Go.
" -vischer Own + Co.
CHIC AOo-Scriven L Gallagher.
w. 3. Spencer.
ST. LUCfs-J. 8. Post
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06
I ElDED SPECIAL KeTlCeS.

umoeseaoe - 1e0ADse-Dv. 'CheesOAob
0oMD.-gAs sunbaasasos = insrsasenes N tAss Hlls
stAs nsuls = leus - extensive prsesics. 1Aey
~ ~ u thss e0srssaoa, and certain In correcting
= iesssulssitEa. psiasa nsnssssssisa removing "
ssssssnstns. vhsehH sssn eesd % Otherwise. sssd-
$685. pain In tAssas pslpitatioa Of the hear, disturb
ID ssssp, wAAsA ssiss frga lnssrrupssn Of nature
Nay 60 - ssessoeuaN sssss psevsasivs' These
pine sAeulA sevsr ~ sshrn ini pregnancy, - tAsy
ssulA sam = saaa aiseasstses. Warrsnssd pure
yvesstahs, ssA free from anything injurious ~ W.
G healaA Dxpcis Aarectteas, VhieA shoald - r<ed
ssssapsny ssch boz. Prics -. sos sais b. ~
Osseests 10 Davenport, and Hines Ciipps0ser,
49, lsaAad Ssut b. mail BY lncoslns u n Or Cor
ssaius L. Chesses.sn, No. "a Broadway, New York.
s <ku20-An0lAi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-06

DEyMOCR.ATIC
|OTlTE CONVENTION!
CAvsstten q
Iswa City, January 10th, 1857,
70 nen.ssss candidates to b. supported At the COM
Ing April 'l-e,syn, for the following ofnces:
0upse iutsadsnt Public Instruction; Register state
Land O0cs; Commi.si oner and Register DesAoinss
River Iuprovsuents.
Representation, delegate for eecA LOO. and frac-
ion over 90 Demoors,ic voters.
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Dee. H. looo, Ch'm'n State Central Com.
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~ order q the Township Con.
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stability of tho Union. On the Democratic side
at the South il question of independence.
and whether majority should be obtained in
such manner to drive every Southern gen
tleman from Office under the government. and
leave the federal laws to be executed by North
ern officers.
Both the Democratic and Republican parties
stand condemned f.. being dsturbers of the peace
Of the United States. and have no ground To
maintuin TINT the people have sanctioned any Of
their positions. There was but one party-sniall
in numbers Laughter which could read them
lesson on patriotism, which it would be well for
Them 10 consider. II was n tenor of moral force
md patriotic integrity and could not be shaken
The American party deserves gratitude fnr the
noble examples in the past as well as for the fu-
tUre.
It's settled that no law can now be passed to
affect the condition of affairs in Kansas. Within
two years she will be admitted into the Union as
n State. with without slavery. a. the inbnbi-
tnnts mny determine And when that question
is struck from the republican platform, wi n, will
remain Of that party! For the next four years,
then. il will be of the utmost momen. that the
principles Of the American party shall demand
the serious attention of the country.
Mr. Cadwalader replied briefly to Mr.. Davis
after which the House adjourned