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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-22
SPECIFICATIoNs for the 1; contract cont, i for M tn,

SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for the
- improvements 20 be made to Clay Square, in the Fourth
The improvements shall consist making fon open
walk all said square, and diagonal walks, whole
as marked on the accom- paryng GlHn os ..o,.
in diameter turned and shall be & sae four feet into the
above the brckng Of the sidewalks The arm Of the
shall be of three by six inches paned with suitable
the pivot pin shall be Of IL inch wrought iron, shall
m @ e foot into h wasn sS PyS oil The DsS whole
The walks shall have the dimensions marked the plans
lines %Hd be given by surveyor said waks
graded shall be covered with coating OF clean and sod lake
shells three inches thick and said coating shall he we'll rolled
with the roller used by the city on jackson Square, until
All The shall the best quality and shall be
nisled by the contractor as well as the labor.
The work shall be under the superintendent of the
Street Tonn ordng to the lines and levels to be
The contractor shall bin himself begin he in the
ten days following the approval the by the Com
penalty Of len oars p9r day for each and every day ceaf
Security to an amount of $500 shall required the faith
tui ornnnce OF the contract
Payment in casn the completion Of the work and its ac
ceDance by the Street Commissioner.
It we'll understood that Of failure by the contractor
xyd or in case the Connc be dissatisfied with the manner
which the work being executed the Council shall have the
eSu Sy artss q the civil code and wit
out out npPmE 10 cOn Of justice ,he M same re- and WIZ IN
contractor shall time abandon the work OR not finish and
tractor sha forfeit ali claims he may any part
work dose by him the date Of the Abandonment and that
therefor; and it is also well understood that in the
tras be ro the and his ~ as. shall be hS
bet the price which the contractor nay eon'rnegd
TO- pG.rm hs work and he price which it may be "d"d
Bids to be for the whole work, complete
[Sisncdl Louis H. PILE City saryeyo-.
Approved by Committees Streets and Landings of both
Bosrds Of the common Council. ~
!s'E"sa s's"Sai 3 JOHN 7. HOLLAND, ch"irmen.
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4 CARD-I HAVE RESUMED THE ACTIVE PRAC.
tce OF the Law in connection with the duties
S!otf ot ie United States and Of the
Union. ntice, No. 81 Grnvier street.
nySO 6Gn* VIM CURISTY
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-22
FOURTH D1sTR IGT PoUND-vVasb brought
POLICE JAIL--OFFICIAI,

=
WAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 7h Of July, the black hoy CHARLES he belongs
to Nr. Derelals Ross of the Parish Of Charles.
feet 81, inches gi left ewes
The will call and claim his property according law
+. BLANCHARD,
iyio l5t Keeper Of City Police Jail.
MAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w Sh instHn the griH boy GEORGE Stys he belongs
TO VIM. McLaughln, living of Mepomene and Camp
streets, First District The bry is inches high
The will call and claim his property according to law
+. PLANCHARD
jylI l5t Keeper of City Police Jail
WAS brought to the City Police Jail Oh the
w july. The old black boy PRIOR he beosgs
Mr. T. Sono Parish Of Jetfel He feet inches high
has gray beard
The will cnl claim property according to law
L. fLANCHARD,
jyiI ISt Keeper of City Police Jail.
WAS Brought to the City Police JAN on the
W Oh OF Juy the dark grill boy HENRY Says belongs
has = cut on his head made by u oar.
The owner will call and claim his property
E. PLANCHARD,
JN!t lot Keeper of City Police Jail.
w AZ brought to the City Police jail on he
" on ht Sh OF July. the dark eIif boy HENRY.
belongs to fhos Bashaw, Pone Goupee RiveF. lie is
- old is feet inches high the left eve
The owner Will call and claim his property according to law
e. Pl.ANCHARD,
jJli lot Keeper of City Police Jail
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-22
STREET COMR-OFFICIAL.

First Dist1ic1 Pound 6rradss street between aIa
9ns ns Sait The she She Govt Coat With With i 5srk sTs S and a
Witch claimed within days expenses there
DAY the 18th inst, at 70 o'clock 4 NJ.
New Orleans July 18th, i557 '' N'''' '- jyl7 ss27
Dryades entire les Julie ct Girod, CONNIE epaves
une Chevre blanche ayant les ma hoires hrunes.
tne Cheyre no ayans les c6es ct lie ventre banc roree
sles dts a,imaux pas iours les
is payt lis seron rendus enchere pubque dit depot
Nougele. Orleans, lie l6 juliet .ss7 jyl7a
SECoND DISTRICT PouND-syns brought
- 10 the Second District Pound corner OF Ann Dbgny
bay OH hands high with the hind legs white
Which claimed within days expenses there
on paid will be sold Al public auction said depot WE'D
P A. GUYoI4, Street Commissioner.
Nl d 6ann h1sEhERGEE InR Deputy Comptroller
FPAyE DU SECOND DlsTRICT-I1 a etc
u conduit depot Epnves du Second District
qs pue poH S'e Anne mn st Defngny somms epayesL
| riere blancs, sans etampe visible.
81 les dts recame dams dix iours
frais ayes lis venduesa enchare publque,
p. 4, GuYoL, Comlnissaire des Rues
FOURTH DISTRICTPOUND-NVa bro ught
10 the Fourth District Pound Jackson street,
Laurel and Constance Streets
One sore Horse about Is high with white
the face the four legs white having sadd aud harness Marks
and shod all round.
Which within ten days and the expenses there
paid will be sold public auction pouud SAT-
uRDAY, August LIST, 1857, at iOo'clock A. NJ.
Registered 81 July 1857.
T. j. HlTsELBERGER, Deputy Comptroller. iy2l q 81
EPAVE DU QUATRIENlE DISTRICT-u n
IL District
jackson entire les Laurel ct Constance, epave
I'm Cheva aezn denviron Is de haut
blanche bn ID face les jambeS blanches, portau
de ele ct de hHrnais ct erre pe
81 lie dit cheva NE recame dams dix ours
ayt seIa vendu fenchere publque dit depot, SANE
pI aoG 1857, 10 heures A. NJ
?. A. GUYOL, Comnissare des rues
Enregstre lie 2l Juliet.
T. J. HIrsELBEnGEE, D6pme Conr0leur. jy22-3l
FOURTH DISTRICT TPOUND-VVas brought
the Fourth District Pound Jackson street. Ween
Constance and Laurel streets, esrays-
One large red Cow white under the belly, small white
crop and hole in the right and swallow fork and
bit in the left, brand.
Which claimed within days expenses there
paid will public auction at nid pound on ri S
DAY, the 2Sh inst, 1T 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
New Orleans July l6th 1857. jyl722T
EPAVE DU QUATRIEME DISTRICT-I
Jackson entire les Constance LAUREL epaves
une crosse Vache ayan lie dessos du blanc
peites iaChes banche lie corps blanc
corte orele doie ecouree rouee orele gauche
iourche. etampe.
81 la dte Nache nest rtcaee dams dit iours les fras
aye ellie sera Eenue fenchere pubque dit depot MAR
Dl Is courant a 10 heures A. N:
NOnypl,e. lie jlet iyl7D
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REG ULAR CKETS.

~ SUM NJ f X ARRANGEMENT
master for Cairo, Hickman, Memphis, Helena,
Napoleon, Greenve and all the Bends will the
lowing days throughout the connecting
Ilinos Central Railroad Eastern cities
and at Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Nashville Huntsville, Tuscumbia Knoxville Chattanooga and
the Virginia Springs
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, July 90 at 5P, NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. T. at 5P NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. 26, at 5 P. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept O. at p. NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept. %. at 5 p. NJ,
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct T. at 8 p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY,, Oct. 81 at s p NJ.
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Nov. l. Mt 3 ?. NJ.
The Ben Franklin unsurpassed in speed
fort by boat having large and arranged
pressly or the accommodation of families.
Passengers depend this boat leaving adpertised
Saerooms be engaged for the trips on app
cation her agents. where plan cabin can be seen
JOHN f. HYDE d Co, &C Poyiras street.
W. f. REDDING, Railro d Agent
je9 under st. Charles Hotel.
The Ben Franklin will attend to her Memphis Bend Way
and inn hIgin ,ttGual
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-22

r. II. STEVENS d CO., IMPORTERS AND
1N' Dealers in PAPER, STATIONERY, SCHOOL AND
BLANK BOOKS, GUNS, PISTOLS CUTLERY, PERFU-
merry AND FANCY GOODS, Nos 55 and 81 COMMON
STREET New Orleans
Country and City Buyers will 9ni est'blhue1 An
tesVe assortment of Goods nepfed every branch Of Trade
and are respectfully Invited call and examine Stock and
Pr
PAP PERs, etc,
Printing, all sizt y; Druggists Playing Cards
Wrappi1g, Grpcers Bag. Writing Ink,
Hardwrre. Cloth, CoayiHg rreSses,
Letter, rEied-plan; Post Ofice, Steel Pens
Fool. cap, Tssue Gold Pens,
Note, Copying, etc, Wa!ers, etc, etc
And large stock Of
SCHOOL BOOKS BLANK f:UOES, QuARTO BIBLES snd
SiATIuNERY of every description.
Also
hfdireCt Importation CUTLERY, GUNS, PISTOLS Per
cus-i0n Caps and Needles COM rs a.d FANCY ART tCLES
in variety.
Ivory Combs all Nos Writing Desks, Hooks and Eyes,
Irdm Rubber, . India Ruhber Toys Looking GlasseE
Imitation Shell, China :, Necklaces,
RuttoIo, Buttons, Watch Guards
Horn, MRIbes Suepender3
Hair Brushes, Pius Silver Thimbtes,
Tooth Porte Mornaes, Pocket ConpnSses
NHl Purses BiscSiuC,
:. Rcicul1s Twine
ScrabbGs.. Pocket Books, T8cks, etc.
And
rreTI variety o. CI.OCES TOILET SOA PS, PERFUME
RN AID FANCY ARTICLES.
r. :. STEVENS L co,
fec Il 55 aad 81 C1anonss,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-22
SumHlER soAaDiNG SCHOOL FOR BoYE

~ LADEGA, Ala
fNpis pursue study for which are qualified Half
tAe day Tin sumerl is devoted school and tile other half To
amusement Iaadega is healthy place is easy of
iteteSH by rhllrcad from Selma the Alabama river
school opens on the 18th OF july expenses for Board
4on nnd n"denalS session three months az weexsj
sos in advance w. '''
Refer 10 Rev. b. NJ. Palmer n. n, Wm. NJ & b. H. Har.
yey, lno T. Hnrde Co. New Orleans; Vim H. Mc[iuIey
IL. H., Virginia University.
FOR particulars, address JOHN WILSON,
les d&W 'Fnl,Inro Ala
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1857-07-22
STEAMBOAT DEPARTURES
LOWER MISSISSIPPI.

- FOR GRAND ECORE, NAT
lsMNtirs1 chitoches Alexandria, Coe Gorton's Landing
Barbins Landing Norman's Landing, and all in
tenedate landings Red River and Little Rivers
the light dranght packet steamer MontSom-
cry. John G. Dowy. lin place of steamer Rapides)
will leave above For freight passage apply board,
, jy22 GEO. j. H1TE CO., 81 Front street
r The Montgomery will take freight for Shreveport be
reshpped at Alexandria ....
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

The chief Executive of the State OF
Iowa is the chief delnagogue in the
State. lie is disgraclng his position,
by stamping the state for Lowe, that
thereby his chances tor election to the
u. s. senate, will be increased on the
ground OF CLAIM for labor-if the Leg
islsture should have Republican ma
orlty. We protest against this shame
full proceeding. But what better can
be expected nom man who violates
the Constitution OF the State with I'm
pun,ty; speculates in school lands wit
. combination OF men formed to buy
school lands for IS, worth Sl5,-whc
has sent forth secret circular TO Ia.
secret friends. with precious pro
gramme tor carrying on the election
and who ls tho rottcnest man IN that
rotten party, without single eNccp
ton. Gov. Grimes ought to respect
his position, if not himself How would
President Pierce have appeared stump
ing the State for Buchanan Til,
people will rebukc such prostitution
Of Executive position.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
Republican corruption.

In another column We publish from
the Press Of Philadelphia, proc, of the
astonishing corruptions of the Black
Republicans, in buying up Know No
thing journals in Pennsylvania for
Fremont. II will be remembered that
when Greeley and the managers con
cocted this scheme, threw dust in the
eyes Of the public, by charging upon
Democrats, the intention oil doing what
they had already planned to do. Every
day brings forth more proof of the
utter rottenness Of that shameless
crew who pull the strings OF the Black
Republican party. If the people dc
not soon repud,ate the rotten and vcna
demagogues, it will be an evidence o.
the corruption OF the people. But W,
have no fears. This election will show
them that fraud and corruption canno'
prosper IN this Republic.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03


wA.-Thc Democracy efthis young
aud vigorous State appear determined
to win-we mean WIN victory, for
they are winning golden opinions from
their friends throughout the Union
every day, bv the indomitable energy
with which they wage the war with
their Black Republican" foes. Their
young and cminently able candidate
Tor Governor, Ben NJ. Samuels, is a
host of himself lie is only about
thirty two yeas of age, and already
takes rank with the first men of the
State The Democracy could not have
secured more worthy or an ADLER
man, or one more faithful and true to
the principles of the National Demo
cratic party.
The balance Of the ticket, so far as
we are able to Judge, is remarkably
we'll made up. The candidate fol
Lieutenant Governor, George Gllaspv
stands high in the estimation of the
party, and we notice among the candi
dates for the Legislature names which
would do honor to any State in tn,
Union. With such standard bearers
and the determination cvinced by til,
active and energetic Democracy of thi,
gallant State, We have little fears 10
the result. Let the feeling which nov
!, prevails continue to the end, and low
is safe for the Democracy.-N. Y
Ne,cs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

this credit system and speculation
mania, and when prices had reached
the most extravagant points, and be
come stationary and finally declined,
the collapse commenced, Banks con
tracted and called in their issues, dis
count facilities were cut Oh, and the
panic ensued. Banks blew up the
bubble, and Banks collapsed the bnb-
bic, and the rotten Banks and Fancy
Stock spectators will he swept away
Ike the rotten limbs Of tree before
the fury Of whirlwind. The country
il s,ockeJ with wealth. Productions
were never 50 abundant, the balance
of,rade is in our favor, and after the
manic has spent its force, and delnol-
;.bed rotten concerns, the activities Of
trade will be resumed amid serene
atmosphere Of confidence aud genuine
property. iowa is possessed Of a
wealth that will protect her from se'i
Gus danger in the pending crisis. a
few "wild cats" here and there, will
undoubtedly tumble into ruins, but the
masses will not be harmed, and the
channels Of trade will larry out our
agricultural wealth and bring back an
abundant supply Of specie. All that
men need is confidence in the future.
There is reason for confidence, aud no
reason for alarm. Vas; sums Of mon
ey boarded by tie timid, viii soon
be brought forth, and become as pIen-
" as formerly. Croskers will abound
everywhere. Malicious persons will
cndcavor to excite the fears of dcposi-
tors, and cause a run, but all will soon
discover that the greatest difficulty t.
contend with, ia want Of confidence.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

II IS wen known that our opponents 'inr-
I'M the last lreslcltiai Gee ion, resorted
"a every conceivable trek to secure Their
main object of Ii Cheating Mr. BGchh an. and
not the leas bold aud uAsc. upiou, wa, that
of .ulsidIzing the more needy pres OF the
c.Ln'ry. and all Others, whose editors cared
NOR, for II few dollars tina they did tor
any principle involved
some siar'ling Developments in refer
cnce t. Til. subject are now being made in
P.nn., lvat.ia. ia which ou,. Ford. OF Ohio.
Fry. Gibiob-s ard othG-, ct Philadelphia,
Bonnet, ol The Wndi, AID o,hcr biuck h
pubiicnn and Know Nothing gentlemen i,g
IRE considerably.
II. l.. Swope. l,-q. Chairman Of Tie
American state Committee, publishes Ger
tam mct. in the Daily News relative 10 the
great bribery fund used las itii, Of which
", innke room for the following Their 70
cular and II founding character wll gis'
them an interest even ~ this late day
10 rur rforI E er ri.SE-fiyANl,
TfItow ClIlzrNS In Il speech recently
delivered IN Javnes Hall. in the city 81
Philadelphia aud GA other orcu-lons, IN DIT
lertnt pm of the state, Promised H. lul.
/ lish, with the proof OF ITS g,nuinon"s-, a
certain list Of subsidized larc's which Wa
furnished by GOV eid. al ohj". to Il ,ug-
respondent, of the \ g. HcraiA / now re
deem that pledge, and present. herewith L
the r,oI L. Of Pcnnsl wanna, COY forda bel
OF expenditures, with the affidavit OF In W
! ". " uodword, which expl lns the c.rcuu
stances nI,J I which it eaInc int" HI, pos
session. and which will be more Iuiiy un-
derstood after reading the f. lowing cNtrac
from the y Y Herald OF The 18th NoN IA
Ter. SOC, Immediately after the election
49, M,ssrs Fry aud Gibbons, in lila
dolphin. were The leading managers, au'
lost IA, battle hy their tlundets. Coz IN
or or of ohio. was furnished with tweu
IL thousand dollars as a subventIon l. TIA
country papers in fvuusS hania To suppor
Fremont
The affidavit and list are az follow;
Cuy or PnIApEltHIA. The aareXc
statement of moneys. expended 10y Lieu
, GOV. Ford. % OHIO, suhsiliAus the oflos
ton pres Of lcnus lyunil, was iurrhshr
l,v HIM. and given tome al the Aetur liou-
il. New York The icascn rs i-uei T.
lacine II IN my possession was, that WI
The facts thus =. tan, rated might Toe iul
rr,larrd t. lisabuse The uiud .. tie c,.itor
1t the leading political Journals in y Nori
wl.o Us adir,I.on If Uot indeed i,y gusi
1--WE charse lad accu-co him OF The rnisel
preparation Of ,te particular fund luiruste
- him for the otiec, above specified
n. ". NOGl,W ARD
sworn and suh-yritcl, the "a day oi SCI
TENDER. 1854, before me-.
WILLIAMS 0GJr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
Tho Preosure---Balauce OF Trade.

There is school OF political philos-
ophers, Of whom the editor OF the n \
Tribune is type, who everlastingIy
harp upon the "balancc of trade as
the cause Of all the financial evils that
periodically affect us. They still cling
10 tho absurd notion Of the propriety
and nece ssity for Protective Tariff,
so high, that it will exclude many ar
ticlcs Of importation, and build NJ
manufactures in this country.
They say that the balance of trade Is
against us-that We import more IN
value than We export-and the excess
must be paid in gold and silver thus
keeping mp constant excess OF specie
expectation, that will inevitably lmpov
erish the nation. This has been the
cry since 1887, yes, as far back as
1925. Notwithstanding the predic-
tions Of croakers, the country has
grown immensely rich in that time;
and 80 years of trade has not drawn
out all our specie, but states show that
there is now more specie in the coun-
try than at any other period of time.
For the past three years the exports
have exceeded the imports IN each
year, making an excess Of exports for
the three years Of s2s,o72,2o5. This
shows balance of trade IN our .taror.
The three years proceeding the failures
of 1897 the imports exceeded the
exports by tll3,os9,Ool. This is
proof that the causes for the present
pressure are entire different from those
causing the bankruptcies Of 1897. IL
1897 the crops failed. In 1857 til,
crops arc excessively abundant. W.
Also observe that the pressure bear
more heavily upon Banks, brokers an'
stock spectators than upon merchants
and business men engaged in legiti
mate business. Banks hare done al
the mischief; not a balance Of trad
against as. Banks have multiplied i,
every nook aud corner Of the Union
and are Of every species, from the wild
est kind Of "wild cats" to sound an
cafe institutions. Through them a
inflated credit system has been built u,
They have been established away i
the forests Of Maine, or the swamps
Georgia, or the dnapproachahle vii
Of the new Territories, and an immeus
amounts Of bills sent into the channe
Of trade, rendering discounts easy, an
lIliug meme minds with an ungovern
bic rage for speculation in lands, stock
railroads. mills and paper towns, an
: thousand and one schemes whic
none but the infatuated would ents
into. The credit systens has been ca
HI . sash N sxtssms, that currenc
- ineuoased until there ~ 300 I
NJ $500 - d = - Ever
a2A 11s1 $3.50 ~ "a ~ 1872 1919
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
FOR SENAToR
GEORGE j. IL \ DE.
Rem n. 6AMU ELS,

Democratic candidate for Governor. vii
address the people at the following place
nj z o'clock r NJ. or such other hours n
may be fixed by the people -on the day
here named
Upton. Cedar county, Saturday 3.
DE Witt, Clinton county, Monday 2.
Davenport, Scott county, Tuesday q.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
Pen the Cssscent and
{" THAT BELL"

Al Hammers beil All Eomm.rs bell
How many a tale Of woe Z woui1 tsh,
o. num ngr driving up 70 town.
To TAX tie prsEsa Jewel down,
And when hIsh up Ia hts hslfr-e-e
Thy novel the adder, ygssiI'r-r.e-e
And WINE he lowered Alpft thsysNs,
The bal toox wlnss and iiew away.
Al Hu.mer's bell All Hammers bell
RALPH Y thy history shAil tell
Bora the as hy Hmm rs ie!shi
Dnnaaoa. Fift AMI silo~s mite,
Mad up thr sun that purchases NEE
A. 81 cd hin. Z the ministry;
But fua.s r. " low his dar Ter rix.
The elapgst styppa aud SO lid bis.
Al Hrmmef'a Itll Al HnmueI's bell
W we heard toy last thJ fuu raj kGgli
Ard whN Al sc aing void Is left,
or oil and II lmmer hotn tere -
No evea tac "a ltings ofk r
G 1gi give ctr ey.- siaht ~ thee.
Thy esprit from I'VE sssiy deep"
Ia vain he called both loud and steep.
Al Hummer l All Hummer > bsii
Lowe hunts INV .sly Ia the well
40 thou = con. thy s'. .'r tole
No n lie resp1nd'. II Eumn. RS sroal,
tn eve. remain one sorrcg hope
Old Hnmner's ieii q fac Dell rCIe.
NEIsh mzy he u "a 4 sl"h GER iarf
T. noyss our friend IN keJkGs.
4 q tasts ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03
fIEi.D aND GARDEN SEED.

NV -" N'''-'' 800
(ITi. hay.. n5w ur ST. K for S,rn; I al fully
w IA ietcd. nd shall be slai Nte our fri uds
nj Il ~la ar wan lIia Seeds or tie Farm or Gar
l.n.-Aii .ne our ii ~ Seed mas b. f. nj.
.rRiSG WIN s.B,RIEy nE MiLrr. POLAND
uAlS EARI1 A>pLAre ruGkTpES
SING rnrIl., Rip ntAzE, AND OTHER vARtUrIEs
u, coHS Ere MIC.
C,over.Tn tbs al,l Ut, rr,ir,s,, with alarccas.
t,iti,.e.t Sc # ia. Root tlnus
Fe t4e .ii,hen Gartl.n viii oc ( md a iul and
,ompct- =, RI ncnt OF every veg,tal scrd wan l.
ftlr htst vaflvti ana sect Ivith great care aud
Amy At ul,, d exp.ase Srv.ra ueS vari.t.t, Of
.;rrt- wuua filni AZ. ng ll ,1..p7 afi'us
C4JNF:E suaAR CANE-PIJRE SFFD
s,,..ri, - Inv. in, 4, M ..,,,, t..-.i 500,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

\ Toledo paper reports speech
made by gentleman Of that city
who had been elected to an important
office in military company. The
recipient Of honors being called ou'
for a speech, mounted the rostrum am
said ally brave men, them who
voted for me | respect-them who
didn't l disgust"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-03

The Cedar Valley NeSs says Of the
crops: Throughout the country the
yield \ 1r1t rsts, and the farmers are
sJcisisg evvs ~ bsilhsst pssqpssts
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