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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
PRIV.sTE TUITION

vVNHE Reverend Geo. &. St eet. Rector OF Bellvue
i Jackson County Iows, VIII receive into his fam
" very limitd number OF young gentleu en-, t
board and educate with his own S.ns
Music, with the n-a of Piano, Fr'nrh and Draw
inG IRE included in the Canr r-e of In -trueihn
Bellvue Is healthily situate, and, b,ing on the
river Is easily accessible from all part both OF Iowa
and Illinois.
TERMS MODERATE
Reference, (by special permission,l
The Right Rev, Bishop Lee, Davenport
Rev. Alfre LrudeFback,
Ebeuexsr Cock, Esq,
Hen. ]. Cook
Col. Jno u. Evans,
Joseph s. simpson ESQ,
April 10 1856 dly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
WRITING ACADEMV.

IN GHlGG BIOCE, corner n and
- Perry S'reeis.is now open for the re-
IE crrtian Of pupils, and ladies and e-n-
tlenen ars respectfully invited TO call
aud exam!ne specimens Hooms oprn from A. M
hsP eebTdH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02

An INVENTIVE PEorLE.-During the
four years previous to 1853, the average
annual number of applications for %.
tents at the United States Patent Office
vas 2,S22. and Of patents issued was
900; during the four subsequent years
the average Of applications vas four
thousand; and Of those issued 1850.
For the present year the applic st;ona
and gfaats Il = ssid, viii 30 douhle
- = any prsvious year.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
Doslloines River Land for sole
LA.ND DER.ART.ME.eT

A&Motass D6sr NaVt0sDtss oe11 T. T. O..
OssunwA, Iowa, April ~, 1853.
TVHB underetgne2 hereby gives noSice, that this
L Once is now open for the sale a these valuable
anci They viii be sold on long credit and In lots 70
tn means and wishes Of purehae6gs.
Anyfurther Information deslred In rattoa 70 thos,
d win Be furnisAed % appiioosicn q this olI3ca
mall or oGheSW1Do. 0DO. =. PDBKluS
tnayle6t1 LAM Oonmisslenef.
LAuD D8e Au46E8.
DB0 HOMES NAvDoAsyou o..
nv ~ si1tesnth day u June, next, TIE once be
~ the ssts Of the lands of this ooapany viii lor
romovsd ffum this plecs 70 Port Dss MoeneD
fAsse lands Win - cold On lsag CREDITS, asA n
le1s 70 suit ~ means eo1 wishes q purchaser.
0DO. =. t1AIINA
LA16 OooDmissic0o
Ott1nua = ovss - avn davA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
JAMES + HOGANE,
LW1ed e4gE1et n Ssgs.revO,..

OFFERS for sale the following valuable lands In
~ Scott County and vicinity Of Davenport:
800 acres ofiand, - mile from Durant station, on
the NJ y r r. 10 years to pay for this farm
$40 acres in ssctions Is. II and 8, Township -,
Range East, 20 acres timber. Farm under cult
vstion and fenced. houses and springs and with
IN miles from LeCaire. Terms good.
26 acres OF land 10 section l3, one mile from the
Corporation line, the most beautiful property near
Davenport.
IS acres between Chestnut Avenue and Division
street, near TO the city on the railroad track.
acrcs on the Dubuque road, suitable for house
Or gardnery.
ments, IL mile from the city.
Is acre and quarter lots ON wenterton's Subdivi.
sion.
Davison street.
8 vsrsl farms in Scott comfy, and . vart ty Of
other City property, the cheapest in tha market.
MAJ 1SEdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
PROVISIO.V.S.

10000 ID Bacon Shoulders, Plain and Canve sed,
6OD0 ID Bacon Hams. Plain and Canvessed,
1910 ID Sugar Cured Hams.
3,W0 ID Clear Bacon Sides,
10 Dbl VI SIS Pork,
For sale by BURR X SWIFT,
Juyid3t No II Brady street Davenport
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
PRIMARY SCHOOL.
MRS. .sLDE.r CR1Drx ETr

ID k6BEGTFUIT infoi us tie cit rs Of Day.n.
~ ppri iha she has op ned a Primary School in
tn buiing on Main street, mex. 10 The IT, Claire
Hn {, where she IS preps Cd tc taxi . iim ell num-
ber OF pupils
Tesms made kno sn co application chooI Room.
Jure2dn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02

Brady strsst, lnext door 70 Post Omoe,l
DAvENRO1T. IOWA
Rsal Estate bought and sold on cunmission; LAND
Warrants bought, solA end loested; InvsstnenW
made and money loaned real estate OF personal e.
curtty; Rxaminssicns 6f laad titles uads Noses
and caatms oollec3ed, &c, &c.
Aesncy Of the following reliable end responsible
Life ana Hlse lnsaSauce O00pant-s
Excelsior Bire Insurance Co.,
New Amsterdan Yir- Insurance." l5O,ON
fhUnix ptre Insuran, ,e 90 Brodk1yn, 900.0N
OcheuectaAy county yirc Insurance
o., Sche1ecte1y, n. =. 100, CO.,
Nsv Yort Life insurance Co., y. City, i,0o0. .Oee
uaseA 70. looJ. ar
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02

on motion of Aid Sears, il was referred
to = special Committee Of Aid FORE q,
Jennings and Sesra
BY permission Mr. Tchenor vas allowed
to make some remarks On remonstrsnce,
and stated that many signers to the petition
were obtained under false prstences.
Petition Of A. p Kelly and james Thistle
for damages by altering the change Of grade
Of the alley running through Block So, was
iesd and on motion Of Aid. Guy Commit
tee Of Aid. Forrest. Washburn and Sears was
appointed.
Petitions Of Cotes d Patchin and David
Higgins were read, and on motion Of Aid.
Bowling the petition was laid on the table.
BY permission II. ). Haymaker petitioned
verbally for the grading of Sixth street, be-
tween Harrison and Scott street
Petition Of Z Borsch to build a frame s.a
ble on corner of Second and Ripley streets,
WAS laid on the table.
Petition Of +. X. Thomas for damage.
arising from opening Marquette street. was
laid on the table.
Petition Of Mrs. King in relation to nai-
sance was referred to Committee Of Wash
burn. Sears. Forrest.
Petition Of j. NJ Dunn and others TO re-
duce the grade On Gaines street was ordered
on the table
Aid. Forrest moved that the Street Com
missioner be Instructed to take the dirt
from Sixth instead Of seventh street to fill
Harrison-lost
Aid. Rsmming moved to amend by taking
dirt from Sixth street instead Of Brown St
to fill Second street-lost
Aid Sears offered the following Resolu-
tion:
Resoieed. That the Street Committee be
instructed to build stone culvert leither
by contract or otherwise ON Front street,
near the Rail Road bridge Immediately and
also to put that part OF Front street lying
between said bridge and Renwick's Mill in
good condition by raising it to grade oh
tanning the earth for the same from the first
cutting on Bridge Avenue. that being as
handy as any place requiring immediate
grading.
Adopted.
Aid Sears offered the following Resolu-
ton:
Resolved, That Committee Of threetbe
appointed by the Mayor to take into consid-
GRAFTON the propriety Of reducing the width
Of the side walk on Front street, from the
X. X. Bridge to Iowa street or any part Of
it, from 6 to feet
Committee-LeClaire. Vollstedt, Small
field
Adopted
On motion Of Aid OBrien the Council
proceeded to canvass the votes cast at the
late election for = change Of subscription
of the S:iatI lNtu loan
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
Bennett L. Pluasnner.

A ITO aNEY'5 and C u lsellors at Law, ard Nota
"A ries Public. Also agents for the Charter Ok
Pie Irs. Co., Hartford. Conn.,. Capital SsO0, ,OOb.
Gi yF,re ID.Co New Haven, q :" 45OO,Ol0.
OGiee Le Claire Block, Davenport.
A II BENNETT,
July1 I0o7dly FRANK PLUMxR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02

vNHIS Irish patriot and orst will deliver leo
l. ture On Thu sday evening, July End, at the
German Theatre
SCBJECr: Contrasts between Royalty ami Re-
put canis n-bet~een Europe AM America.
The d ors Of tho Theatre will be opened at 7
O'clock The lecture will he commenced III half past
seven
Tickets may be- obtained at the Book S ores. and
ct the ofice ofthe Theatre.
Inne e3lti2f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
II o 70 e 50
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

SOUTHEAST CokAkR WASHINGTON AvkNuE / IHIRp 1T
SrLOUls. MO,
Incorporated BY the q, neral Assembly, Janu
AIRY twenty fourth, 1919, with fun authority
"To grant diplomas, award degrees, confer honors,
and exercise ali and singular the privIlg ges ,onnoa
10 Commercial Colleges, authorized by law, in other
States."-tCnartey, Sec .
full course OF instruction, in this Institution,
embraces Poublt Entry, Book Keeping, commercial
calculations, Commercial Law. and PcnmaDship.
Gents mrn can enter for the course separately.
and at any time, instruction IL impaired tndiy
ally, and not in casses and each nepartmen, Is ide.
pendent and under control Of respective Profess
or, who alone is responsible for the progress of hs
pupils.
Young Gentlemen wishing to prepare ihenl-
selves for business pursuits respect invited
~ call dcring business hours, and examine he mode
Of mparting instruction, the progress of the pupils,
and he superior facilities extended To those deelrous
u qualifying themselves sr the practical duties %
the counting house Personal reference given "a
above two hundred and nfy t25o) practical acooun.
tants, now IN charge of books IN this city ali of
whom have completed their business education In
this Institution.
N. B. For circulars containing information 10
regard to terms the Of instruction, and a
business connected with the above, can cal nt lhe
Suoth-Esst corner Of washington avenue and Fourh
street. address,
JONATHAN JONES ST. Louis, No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
~ Acres Pine Timber Lana Tor sale

~ Acres Pine Timber Lane Ior sale
TNHE subscriber win sell valuable tract Of heavy
i Timber Land Of $40 acres In Wisconsin, situated
near st. Croix 1alls on Weolf River, and running
back on . small Late, being on the section line
The Hudson Z Lake Superior Railroad will pass along
side Of IT, II not through Il, u Of the most bea
tiful locations In the West; village Is springng
up In the immediate vicinity, and the land viii do
well ~ lay out In village lots. Saw Mil is being
erected on this beautiful stream within few rode OF
this land the above land Is very cheap At go per
acre Also lO7 acres Pine Timber Land OF the dgst
quality, on the banks Of the Chippeway, where the
logs can be easily noated down into the Mississippi
70 market The above property will be sold at bar
gain; said land Is free and clear from all incumbr-
ance. Terms Easy. For further PARTICULARS enquire
Of the snbscribsr, No. 8 LeClaire Row.
decleitf L. L. HOLCOMB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
Lulll ber. Lath,
SHINGLES, SLAVES, ETC,
R.R. DEPOT SAW MILL,

rIRsT MILL ABOVE THE MISSISSIPPI BRIpaE.)
RENWI(k 4 son, PrOpriesOrs.
NHE snhscribsrs dssroos Of closing their large
stock Of all descriptions u iunib#T, before com
rncing on their stock of Logs are olefiug grea
Inducements ~ purchasers All who ore In want
Lumber Laih, Stsves, ~ Shingles, are tuvited 10
exaInne stock.
dawtf RRNWICR SON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
LUMBER! LUMBER !!
L1S2IS Der! Llx2llbRl'
At the Rock Island Saw Mill.

uAVIEG received = large supply - Log- ar,
j now running our Mil day aud night. and are
9r pared 10 receive orders for all kind Of Building
end Framing Number Lsths. Shins,es aud P.neiag
Al orders with which our Davenport friends IA
us viii be executed wit pun etnay and dispatch.
MkAD, SMITH MARSH
aoek lsIAnd. Nay % IS0 dtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
NOT1CG TO ADvEnT,sERs.

NOTICE TO ADV8WUuSGNs.
Large cus. charged double the same d"nens'ons OF
type.
Displayed Advertisements one half more than
suAi rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts viii b. understood TO
,ppy strictly 10 the immediate buainsss al the sdvsr
,scr. aud all other advsrtssmsnu sent In BY the sd
crtiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with Instruction
sli b, inserted until forbid, aud charged scco'ditgv
Notice. for religious and bensvoicnt psrPoses in
r-,si one fine free of cost, thereafter chrrsrd -
,ther advertisements.
Advertisement. tron abvvsd mus, be paid 70 fs-
I tariabiy IN adraaes unle n m approved age -
Contrasts tor yearly advciti,ing tsrnimsals q me
slon of sdver,i.s,a. they psyinG sdvAscc@sn' -
20 r,r cent ,he contract price
Aavertiss MS mt,rtd mkt 10 rradn6 m tier
opcr cent sivsncs on abose rates. and k-pt on In
side, - per rrnt advance On regular sasss.
An traaslsa, saveuissnsaa. nsea b. tat1 ~ N
advance
GEO. 4. EST, Iowa State Democrat.
.ANnkhS n BIO Daily Gszvtte
H. fischer - co, Der ppmukrAt.
HARRINGTON n WliKlE, 1a,iy Eveaine News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
D0poDt's GUnDoWdeF.

Dapent's Gulpewder.
YVBE undeSstgaea hss received and po, 49,.
y ior osie: Foer Hundred Ksg- Of Biassine
qualities Of this celebrated Powder. q Nev 49,
City pssees-cess q transpOstation aAded
4. DUI1N.
Agent for I. J. Dupouf q o..
- ~ - ~.
\. = s,eoe ~ q assslv ~ It -. f,vuae
WA - 80 ~ seeael -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02

The Ben. Campbell pleasure Excur-
cursion for the Fourth. bids fair to be
splendid affair We are requested by the
officers Of the boat to state that the fare
will be one half the usual sum, that is "A. so
for the trip TO kcokuk and back, including
meals and dancing Most liberal prepara-
tions for the trip have been and are making
by the Steward. Clerk. dc, and a delightful
time, generally. may be anticipated We
would advise any Of our friends intending
to join the trip. to secure state-rooms early,
for large number will join the excursion.
Thos Francis Mcaghcrs Lecture
will be delivered at the German Theatre
to night Tickets may be had at the Book
Stores and at the Office Of the Theatre.
Go early, for there will be n full audiance
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02

pay or ruE PoLucEnEs.-We u

Par or the PoLICEhES.-We un-
ders,and that there 10 movement on foot
to increase the pay Of our Police force from
q so to q per day. OF this movement we
approve. There Is no public servant more
deserving OF liberal compensation for his
services than an active energetic policeman.
The common day laborer commando u so.
and mechanics from " 30 10 ts per day.
and why should not the policemen. who are
expected TO be honest. intelligent and TEN
perate men. receive sufficient compensation
To enable them to support their families
comfortably. At the present high prices Of
provisions and other family accessories, it
is almost impossible to support . family on
the small pittance allowed our policemen
We hope the Council will take some imme.
date action in the matter. II we wish an
honest and effective Police force, we mus
expect 10 pay for il.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02

WROUGHT IRON CARs.-There is now
nearly completed, in Patterson, New
Jersey, first class passenger car, a
little larger than the ordinary size,con
structed almost entirely of wrought ir
on. This material is employed to OBJ
tain great strength with less weight
than usual, and to avoid the injuries
to passengers due to the destruction of
ordinary case in any kind of a smash.
EFFECTS OF SPIRIIUALIsM.-Spi
alism claims two more suicides. George
Stiles, OF Milford, shot himself through
the heart, week before last, and day
or two afterwards, his uncle VIM Stiles,
stabbed himself with the shank of a
hay fork. Both were spiritualists, and
died martyrs to their faith.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
News !! News :! News -!

II you want the latest news
fyou want the latest news
IL You want the latest news
ii you Y Ant the latest news
Re sure and call
r. sure and call
Be sure aud call
BE and call
at the
Twin-City Beck Store
AN ID NE VS. DEPOT.
9sd Street opposite LIE Claire I..sse.
Where can be found vt oil times the greatest vari-
sippi River The following are received regularly and
for s,ie at . our counter
Harper.
Cooley, Graham,
Putnam, Peter son, Euckerb0cker.
Hsckwood, Household werds Ballou's Dollar,
United States, Mrs. Stevens New N r journal,
waverly Monthly, Gazette Of Fashion, I1ventor,
Mica Max,
Yankee Notions, Phreno,osical journal.
WORKING Farmer, Water Cure Journal
Hunts Merchants Mag, London Quarterly Reviev
Dinsmore's r. r.. Guide, Edinburgh 8
Appleton's h. h. Guide, North British"
and Westminster Review.
Herald
Tribune and Times
Dav Book and Sunday Dispatch,
New York Ledger and Ledger Of Romance.
Clipper Citizen, Picayune, Brother Jonathan,
Home Journal Country Gentleman, Rural n Yorker.
Harper's weekly, Irish Newa
ruster's Spirit, Irish Amer,eap.
Police Gazette, Scientific American,
Living Age, Spiritual Telegraph.
..ss 81 4 Spirit Of the Times,
Leeslbse nlustvased News and 1homueou's Reuo,ter
BOSTON WRBKLIES-
Uncle Sam,
American Union,
True Flag, waverly Magazine
PArlor Casket, Flag OF our Union.
RilG1, Anortcan Traveller and Dalou's Pictorial.
tAt. Dollar Newspaper and Saturday, Eyenins Past
Washineton National Bra, Baltimore 0uu.
Cincinnati Tunes, and Commercial
Dsvenp9t 0asstta, end
DEMoCnAS.
BNOIISH PAPERS-
London Punch.
London weekly 11nes,
London Illustrated New.
y 7 Herald. Boston Traveller, D>ltinore sun.
fO1o4 ~ Dve, D1llefn On. 0ssrtte
nSs Public Ledger, Comnereial
Chicago Dem Press,
Tribona
Hiseoan Republican and Dsveuport p,par..
oabsesiptieas received los the above on - rose
losA tsrns by ~ Month, Quarter, or Yeer.
Ssbscvtss A~s end ass yssv pssesos
.. II. STARR. Aseas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.

VNHs subscribe Seeps constantly hand all quai.
tiles snc thicknessss of Dry Chicago Ltnt<r at
syari on the corner Of Rock Isisnd ard gi sta
Yi0i1y Nv WHuelRk
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REIlOVAI.,

REMOVAI..
Ntels0ss,s NesCegs1 Aeos.s.
Drady sesees, Absvs 4as 00ss.
vIYD vuald tG1ss - sSUos.
w ful acknoWle6gDeap -
the pahlIc for thsor nossal poA-
saagD slnce sgy gysou1Ds1esulsat
IN b1siness. uov1ng V00Dveo
iDtp B lASgW ~ 01so os0nodleus store, ssns1
loce obov0 or SDsDR 1ecoeioo - vou0a solicit 90
iaGpsssina u our stoee -
WA1O1A0Ov OQo01kD,
JesUeSs.U, 051eer.sO0s.e ~.
Fancy 0eods,
v11eA bngv - layDsUt - 0sss ansAisoalas
city. We - coaGo1aely = feaolps q 0oo6s b
ueG1y - vSn o1WoyS Aevs - nsusse sev1ssto
- = - eaeees1 nas6s1s. Or aosSs y -
vssoes - - eeepsM.
Dsvs.ussA Isss. o.. u lUC
.gstfpn nuooeelso UMce.
81 =. s'''s= 4 5 \: :. !:
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his Hon. Judge Mitchell. II is the matter
in relation To Salaries of Mayor and Alder
man. and will probably lie Of that int crest
as TO draw full Court room Of listeners
TO hear the decision of the Court.
The Kansas correspondent Of the Missouri
Republican in a letter dated ut Elwood. in
n. T.. speaking of the health Of the place.
says
The health Of Elwood is most excellent.
Not solitary citizen has been sick. or even
complaining They all look ruddy. hearty.
vigorous, happy. One who lives on his
the oldest man in America. IL not, will
venture small wager that he is the mos,
active Of his age
in the county Of Donegal, in the North OF
Ireland, somewhere about the year 1890.
He was an old man in the Irish Rebellion OF
l.sS, when. becoming implicated with Lord
Fitzgerald, he fled his country to seek free.
dom IN our then young Republic His life
has been checkered with many changes. He
has been tossed about among various scenes,
ana by many diverse circumstances He
moved to st Louis 80 years ago, and estab-
ished the first brewery there. He moved
to the Platte Purchase in 1888, and lived in
Buchanan county. near Bloomington. until
two years ago, when he came to Kansas
ana made a pre-emption, and he can now
walk eight or ten miles with ease to visit
his friends or attend to his business affairs.
He says his age is about la5 years
A NEW DoDGE.-A plus,p, good
looking girl, only twenty two wears Of
age, has recently victimized several
gentlemen Of Philadelphia, possessor.
of susceptible hearts, by rushing into
their arms, and with tears and groans
desiring the loan Of VS. and KS. saw
ing that her father was out Of town
Had she been plain and old, it is prob
able the money would not have been
forthcoming nuite .o rooJ;l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
In District Court.

Barrows. Burtis,
Drew. McGhee,
Davis, ct. al
The Mayor nd
City Council Of the
Citv ofDavenport
This suit will be taken up to day hy
his Hon. Judge Mitchell. 1t is the matter
in relation to Salaries of Mayor and Alder
man. and will probably he Of that interest
as to draw u full Court room Of listeners
to hear the decision of the Court.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02

OF every description.
Store, II Randolph ST., Chicago, III.
J. JORDAN / co, Agents.
IT is the nrm intention Of this company 10 keep
] constantly ON hand, at this point large and va
ried assortm mt OF whips, Lashes, etc at FACTORY
PRICE6 with additien OF freight
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
ranaticism.

EAnaticism.
Though . grest huuorist, Sydney
Smith rarely indulged in it in the pull
pit. The following extract from one
Of his sermons, however, is decidedly
piquant and not devoid Of humor.
1T is possible to be fervent without
being foolish. The least acceptable SER
vice to Heaven, is the sacrifice of pro
priety and common sense. Though it
be true sign that you are drawing
near to God, when men persecute you
for your righteousness, it is sure sign
that you have mistaken the way to
Him, when all men deride you for
your sbsurdity. Arrogant ignorance,
insisting upon self-pcrsecurion, and
canvassing for contempt, will meyer
reap the reward of that modest right
sousness which, stunning the notice Of
men, will still rather endure persecu-
ton than do wrong"
1. WIFE's LovE.-There is turn
ing point in the love of wife for q
husband which should be carefully
watched. In some in occurs very ear
ly, long before thirty, especially if the
match were one Of passion or family
convenience but in the majority of
Instances, its appearance manifests its
self about the approach to the middle
age Of woman, from thirty five to for
tytwo. There is revulsion in the
whole moral and mental being-a kind
Of chilling cold Indifference, which the
slightest unkindness on the part of the
husband at once kindles into fame.
1t is difficult to account for this transi'
tory condition = but there is much
proof that a woman loves twice. She
loves the husband of her spring; in
the summer her attachment requires
other sustenance than that Of habit and
association-it hungers for the spirrtu'
al element, becomes dreamy, and every
word Of anger, every slight, every in
attention, every weakness on the part
Of the husband, crowds on the memory
of the wife, and she becomes miserable
without knowing wherefore. The hus'
band then should become a lover
again.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-07-02
REAL ESTATE.
Eleven nest DoslFab)o null1lng
Lets,

30 DS0oO ~ 18S0O0 8O&8U.
yHB ooush n scttonA hAif OF block 10 [sevepty-
ovel corner Of u Olatre and pru0t oereete, sab
DIVIDED Into elevon lots suitable for connodious
stores, and Oommission Hossee. oaered to les q
Or - eeovs named term. O0uvenient stcanAN .
iending with proximity 70 the Railroad depot MAKE
pccuhsrly Desirable for business parposes. ir
utreoi vn y, HlLDR1fH, East Davenport o
DAvIUON fAUD, Davenport Oei
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Cornell CmAMsER. July l, 1857.
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His Honor the Mayor, GEo. B. SARGENT:
ALDERMEN,