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DR.. C. 3. GOODMAN,
Dentist, and Manufacturer of Artificial
Teeth.

TfHOSE WHO AXE so UNFORTUNATE
L as TO require Artificial Teeth will <c1Efa
find without any nonsense or hupbug RSN
gerry, Teeth set upon a metalise vase OlIffr
or plate Materials pure aud properly constructed
as being superior to all other modes
The various operations Of Dentistry faithfully
and properly executed. Tender Teeth rendered
u. eiul for life, by rev means Teeth extracted
carefully, easily, and skillfully
IL Once corner Of sth and Avenue
fsh y-9y
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Boarding.

ROARDlNG.-MRS. MOFFETT CAN Ac.
- c'mmodate permanent and transient Board .
ets At sos 9TH street, opposite Odd Fellows Han
Also, several Table Boarders.
A House servant wanted. Also,a Boy IL or IA
years old FEB 9-3t&
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and Essence Jamai-

1CGtnger LoZeuges and Essence am al
c. Ginger prepared by Fred Brown Philadelphia. for sss
GILMANS
New Drug Store, $50 Penn avenue
Anhae Paste, delightful article for coughs
Also Pure Cod Liver OIL prepared by Samuel Shines of
fhiis"eip9ia, TOT sale as ABOVE. feb :
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BY JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer
TWO DESIRABLE DIV ELIIEG House

BY JAS. g. MCGUIRE, huctioneer
TWO DESIRABLE ID W ELLIHG Houses
Il on 4th street, between q md n streets,
AT Auctton.--On FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
February 18Th, at 4 O'Clock, on the premises,
shan sell subdivision No 2, Of the eastern half o;
Lo. No 5, In squire Sc, commencing for the
same al The distance OF 40 feet north from the
southeast corner OF said lot, and running thence
north 40 feet with the line Of ith street; thence
west Is feet inches TO an alley; thence south 10
feet; thence east IS feet inches 10 the place Of
beginnlngi together with the Improvements,
consisting Of nearly new two story Brick Dwell
ling House. containing four good rooms and
Kitchen also. q two -Stc ~ Frame Dwelling Hou.e
containing four rooms, which will be sold sept
rate II desired.
Terms Ore-fouIth cash the residue In 9, IL,
and lie m'Iths with interest, secured by deed of
trust on the premises.
feb lid JAS. G. McGUIRE, Arct
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STAR.

~ LpvIkrBEzKxTs sHouLD LETT At TIE OEyIcx sY
rEzrs O'eLoc<, T.; oTHEsvIsE TEKI soI ArrrAs
r---tI NEXT BAT.
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JAS. c. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer

By jas. Z. MCUUIhE, Auctionetf.
HENDsOG rURNITURE AND House.
II held Effects at Eubiic Auction.-On
SATURDAY MORNING, February 18th, al 10
O'Clock, in front Of the auction rooms, shall sell
So me excellent furniture, the property Of gentle
man about 10 remove from the city, viz:
suite OF elegant solid rosewood Parlor Furni
ture, covered with silk reps consisting CT
Two French Sofas, two Ann Chsirs
, Two keception Chairs, and four Parlor Chairs
ihree handsome suites or, Enamelled Cottage
Furniture
Rosewood Centre Table Whatnot
One excellent Piano F Crte, Stool
Lounge, cane seat Chairs, Shades
Brussels, r. nee ply, and Ingram Carpets
Feather Beds, BolsteIs. al Pillows
Curled hair and Husk Mattresses
Bedsteads, Bureaus, Washstands
China, Glass. and Crcckery ware
Together with general assortment Of Kitchen
Furniture
Terms cash. JAS C. Mc6UIRF
feb lid AurtIoote,
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n
the last night, be IL remembe red, of this Iady $
stay here. Those who fail to see her. will
certainly regret it; for We certify that more
remarkable exhibition Of versatility and tale Mt
never came within our knowledge The
transform atoms from one character TO another
are made with marvellous rapidity, never oc
cupying more than twenty-five seconds, and
most Of them not exceeding four seconds of
time But this is the least of her extraordi.
nary talents. Her power of representing the
incest shades Of Individual character is some
thing that can be appreciated only by being
seen.
The following note, addressed 10 her agent
gives the testimony Of competent judge as TO
her talent:
8. CosBYy, JR Dear Sir: When Miss En-.
ma Stanley is known in Washington believe
she will achieve a great success, for have
seen no entertainment since have been in
the States that has pleased and delighted me
so much as that Of last night.
viii certainly do all in my power TO for
ward your views Respectfully yours,
Feb. III, 1887. w. HENRY PALMER
APPEALED.-Mr. A. .Borge yesterday ap.
Feared before Justice Dom to answer a charge
Of bastardy, made by Hannah Culver Nj
Bradley, jr., appeared for the prosecution and
Mr.. wharton for the defence. After the testi-
mony naa been gwen, the defence plead that
u was impossible that accused could be the
parent, Is the time, seven months and twenty
days, was not sufficient to the perfection Of
the infant The Justice decided that accused
should give bond for the maintenance of the
infant. From this decision an appeal was
taken to the Criminal Court.
SYRIA AND TEE HOLY LASD.-Thess inter.
q ing countries will be accurately and in.
structively described by the Rev DR.. Dun.
ming, Of Baltimore-who has travelled exter.
siyely In the East-on the 18th instant, and
succeeding evenings, at Rev Mr.. Carothers's
church These lectures will be illustrated by
large transparencies, presenting accurate
views Of ali the important localities describ ed
TEE SoIRKE To-xIsHf.-Munder gives one
Of bis delightful soirees tonight at his head
quarters, corner Of Ninth and d streets. Web
sr's 6ne band furnishes the motive power for
the dancers. i--- f.s
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EoR SALE OR RENT.-THAT DESIRA.
ole residence on street, between goth and
ioI the last eight years occupied by the late
M Chuo0, Esq. Possession given immedi-
ately. Inquire Of RIGGS co an l2-eotf
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A RARE CHANCE Is OFFERED TO ANY
"A person wishing TO purchase a comfortable
convenient, and well built Brick Dwelling cor
and improving part OF the CITY, convenient TO the
Centre Market, the principal Hotels, AID the
Capitol, with good supply OF excellent Water in
the yard Terms: Hall cash, and balance In 1
feb -eoawk
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By BoNTz & cOOMBs, Auctioneers.
VALUABLE LIBRARY at PabIie AuctIeu
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. the Itth
instant, at3k o'cicck m. we shall sell, at our
Auction Rooms on account tf whom n nav
concern, a large and rare collection Of Architec
tural. Literary, Scientific, Pcetical, snd Misc.l.
laneous Books, 70 the highest bidder for cash
BONTZ & COOMBS,
feb Its iIntel) Auctioneers
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kNO h IA TWO-STORY BRICK
4 Dwelling Rnuse, on New YORK avenue, bet
i7th ana 18th sire els, near the Navy ard Wal re-
paftments Possession may te had immediately
ENG uire OF CHARLES DBSELDiNG, No sol
Seventh street. iebe eo3is
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EcHN!ShED ROOMS FOR RENT MRS.
Il g. ANDERSON has for rent three oT fmr
Rooms, which are comfortably furnished, ard
can be converted into parlors or chambers as NAV
ne required. Penn. avenue, ID door east of the
nHhWoou mouse. feb Saw
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TOR ENT "A FURNISHED HOUSE,
L situated on Penn avenue, between 10th and
18TH streets The advertiser being about TO leave
the city for several moaths, is DESTROYS of renting
their house which Is comfortably furnished, and
suitable for family. To good and 7. spons;ble
tenant the rent will be moderate Possession
given on the LIST Of April next feb 51w
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FOR r THE TWO TwO-STORY
4 brick buildings on Sixth street west a few
doors south CT Pennsylvania avenue The build.
lngs would do for mills, warehouses, or work
shops one by leo feet-the ether - by IS feet,
with Il small dwelling On the rear Rent mode
rate 10 good tenant. Apply to J b. WIL.ON,
81 Pa avenue; or to Mrs. s. HUGHES, 1876 H
street. Heb O. =,
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E>oR RENT two LARGE AND Neatly
Furnished Rooms, with or without Board, In
private family. For further particulars apply
corner CT j. feb 6-eo3
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BEARS ABOUT The Woodstock Tenth Le-
gion says: "Within the last few DAYS, two
large bears have been seen in this neighbor
hood The deep snow and consequent scarcity
OF provender, no doubt, induced Bruin to alb.
dictate his home in the mountain solitudes for
the more populous regions in the valley"
We learn that more bears, or the same old
'uns, have been seen lately in Montgomery,
near COlesville, Maryland.
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For Sale and Rent.

FURNISHED ROOMS TWO PARLORs
Il and six Chambers. handsomely furnished,
fIr rent al No ie5 9th street, between s ndH
feb I04l&
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

This distinguished gentleman, a prominen,
member of the gloriou. democracy OF Penn.
sylvania, will be RENE INBRED for h. snIen
did speech here At the openiug Of the lat.
national canvass IN bchalf IF IN. notni, GO.
OF the Cincinnati Cohven ion. In fact his
to"r Through the great Mississippi Valley
was rePle'e with triumphant successe. in III
exposition eluci !ai.ou AMI defense of ;bos.
great pm copies of con siitu;ionai liberty
which constitute the GEM, and sp,i, of
our u siiinions, and aiLed very N: ,ctial'y
ia ele,a,ing Mr. buchanan ,l,ouehou, the
Great Wc>;, To
The topmo>t wave of ihai e'crhal {. moe
facy which Knows 10 @bb."
notice lie t'a'nrs of humber n prou
'itn' democrats ia Penhsy m- niion,d
IN connection with the office Of Governor.
any oae " whom would undoubtedly do
great credit 10 The par y, and honor 10 m.
Old hry Sio:e State, and all otter thing,
beng equal, The one WHO can se,u,. the
most votes, should be chosen for siaIdard
bearer IN the subei ua;oiial caupais With
he most profound peci for the ela,ms.
pafi!a'iii-s and services of Others. IA.
genius, talents AID experience of scores
that blazen the grand diadem Of d mocracv
III P'nnsy'va'ia, suggest the name o.
judge Barrett. Us a tower of strength around
which the whole rariy could ,ally in one
solid Phalanx against the common enemy
Win BARRETT for leader, The Eagles o.
victory would perch on our Standard, and
The sunlight Of Democracy would glitter on
The hi'l'fops, o.er.,the plains, ihr,,,, h the
valleys aud woodlands Of old Pennsylvania,
IN The full strength AID glory Of MERRIAM
sp'endor With BAnatTT FOR a rallying cry,
every PASS wouldrbe Thermopoiy, aid
every son OF democracy, u Spartan. Pro-
e'a''n me name Of Barrett alJns the liaes
aud, like Peter the Hermit, who led the
world with his eloqu, nee, the mighty hosts
OF democracy would rally TO tie contest
Like thunder: among the hills. from all
po'n's, it would SHOCK the mis.r able hordes
OF The opposition and confound the con.
'emp''ble factions Of modern Babel. Asa
lawyer, Judge Barrett, stands in the front
rank OF his profession, Is Az orator he 10
clear. sound and convincing, as q statesman
III as Few equals, and as al svailsble can.
a'"A'e FOR Governor Of Pennsylvania, he
mas 10 superior, aud right nobly wouIL he
marshal that parry TO battle end 10 victory.
VINO "csrry the flas aud keep step to The
music Of the Unior.v
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

rushing tide. With an internecine
war raging in that country and deci-
mating its over-crowded lains and
cities, and two rival dynastie., with
their conflicting governme Is, armies,
and creeds, that curious and ancient
people are fast melting away, and fate
has decreed that England and the
United States shall be the first to
knock down the barrier raised to shut
out christian civilization, and let in
some Of the vigorous element Of true
Anglo Saxon blood. England has
bombardcd Canton and threatens to
demolish every sea board city and town
Of China, If the piratical Chinese do
not wake up to to some knowledge Of
the rights Of commerce, and the laws
of national comfy.
In France the whole people are
Mortified by a most bloody and das-
tardly act Of assassination committed
by catholic priest upon the Arch
bishop Of Paris in the Church of
Etenne dn Mout during solemn
procession, and a. he was entering
the Sacristv Of the Church. The
prelst had been suspended from his
functions and in revenge for the pun
ishment he butchcred the Archbishop
in open day, and will, the most malic-
ious cruelty. This Archbishop was
raised to his high Office by Gen.
Cavignar in 1913, and during the
struggle OF the mobocrats to over
throw the Assembly, his predeccss or
having been shot at one of the BARR
cadcs III the streets of Paris. The fact
that IT Was one ccclcsiastic numbering
his superior added to the general sur
prise.
The Congress Of the Five Power.
is in session at Paris, To deinitcl,
settle the boundary question on tho
frontier OF Bcssarabia and Moldavia-
and the Possession of the Isle Of Ser
penis. Belgrade is to be annexed to
Moldavia, and Russia gets strip o,
land between the rivcr lalpeck and
smaller river on which there is the
town of Conrad with population q
5000 souls. Nothir . will be done by
tins Congress relating to Asiatic affairs
England and Russia will he left ia
chcckmatc each other, and annex all
the Territory Of the Asiatic balbarians
that they may be able to.
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LATEST NEWS.

-
SExATE.-On motion Of Mr.. Pearce,
= resolution was adopted calling on the
Secretary Of War for all information
in his poass ssion, showing the result Of
the trials ofthe Canels in the militia
ry service.
On motion Of Mr.. Adams, the Sen
ate proceeded to the consideration Of
the bill establishing a. Department Of
law, and prescribe the duties Of the
Auditors and Comptrollers Of the
Treasury.
The subject Was postponed, and after
brief debate, on motion Of Mr. Bigler,
a resolution WAS adopted for the ap-
pointment Of a committee to ascertain
and report mode Of examining the vote
for President and Vice President and
Of notifying persons elected Of their
election.
Messrs. Bigler, Benjamin aud Foote
were appointed on the part Of the Sen
atcsand the House having concurred
in the resolution ~ represented by
Jones of Tenn, Washburn Of Me-, Ful'
Ter II Penn, Letchcr and Bocock.
Senate resmed consideration Of the
Indian appropriation bill and passed
it with many amendments.
uoUsE-The House passed . bill legAlis.
ing entries under the Graduation Act OF
1854, made prior to its pssssge, 10 cases
where settlement Vas made 10 good
faith.
Mr.. Kelsey, BY the unanimous direc-
ton OF the Investigating Committee, re-
ported . resolution to bring before tho
committee james w. Simonton. to an
ever the summons Of the Speaker to
such questions - may DO propounded to
him. The RESOLUTION vas passed under
tho operation Of the previous question.
The House took up the bill establish
ing tho c Collection D,ssridts Of the U. s
designating the ports Of entry and deli
very, and codifying and remodeling the
revenue system generally.
II was pos,paned till Monday next.
The correspondence between Gcn.
Scott and the Secretary Of War rela-
ati,c to arrears Of pay. WAS sent to the
Senate to day, and is now exclusively
IN possession Of the Committee on
Military affairs, who will determine
whether or tot it can properly printed.
The Committee on Elections have
decided to report resolution declaring
vacant the seat held by Whitfield Of
Kansas, but does not mention Reeder.
New York, Feb. =.
Str. City Ct Manchester from Liver
pool To l'hilad. arrived thss p. NJ
having found it impossible to reach
Philadelphia on account of Ice in the
Delaware.
Nothing positive has yet been elected
TO fix the Burdell murder on my party.
Mrs Cunning ham [his wife and two Of
her boarders, Eckel aud SuodgrAss have
been arrested.
j II is reported that q steamboat met the
! Tennessee three miles out Of Sandy Hook
and placed Oh board Of her 3Nb anditional
men, or recruits, Two SIX ound-rs and ID. ee
eight p und,rs with quite Large number
! of mu,keis Al d other munitions Of war.
Charleston, Feb. |.
We have received Florida dates TO Jan 30.
Gen Hlrney had made iequisi'loL for
additional ,onpaue, OF ,roop, within 81
days. The lhdI.n, are SUPPOSED 10 h- CON
centr at-d near Smyrna. AID plans have beer,
made TO surround them.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

~ ~ the suprems Court Of New
York, hsfsss Judge Davies. The jury ia
the eaee Of LaagAlia lawyer 70, the
city. rave the plaiatiff . sealed verdict
Of saAQ0, This Was ior being thrown
from his wagon and injured IN conse.
ausnSe Of . hole being left open in
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

AsfroS ". Posk.-An exchange says.
Mutton can BE- produced pound for pound
d lees thao hsle the psles Of pork !;
yislds more no urishmsnt when ester, ana
keeping sheep does aos exhaust . iasn
to the extent feeding hogs does. Sheep
can b kept through the winter % bay
sad turnips, or msnels vsrtssl, OF sugar
beet, while hogs will uos DO without as
leset so0o eoru,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

~ The party who holds = twspty.
one Year, lsaas o. The new aad elegant
Iron store ~ Tie corner pf Broadway
and Rtoe4 stssstA New Yosk, has Assa
offered = boass 70. 900 , year ~ The
tweAtysOee yoAgs-eQud 70 q eleAr
psoet II oloA0 900 ~ VI seatrsas,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04
TYNE for Sale.

A, u. ssnce Of ,he.s's's Democrat
One Font BREWER;
One do Burgeois
One do Plea.
Type is partly worn, bntin GOOD ~''A'"s o''
.u.s, and works plain and clear. u VIII De SOFT
49,. ,o., dysu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

Tux LAND SALE At LEAvxxwoara.
-Commissioner Eddy, who has charge
OF the Lsavsnwosth Land Sale. passed
through ST. Louis % ths 9sth, IN AiA
way u Kansas. lmmsdiatsly % Ais
arrival there the Land Sale viii b ~.
sNu1ed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04
@ In 1901 New

->e" Ia HtAhu,
through her Representatives, voted
th'rty-hve consecutive times for 4
traitor to his country, AKRON Burr,
against that old patriarch Of Deluocra.
cy and true government, ThomsA JET.
ferson. The same New England in
1855, under the lead Of some of the
sane men, and governed BY tAs same
sectional risws, voted for John C.
Fremont and against James Baehsusu.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

B.a.v.KLN q HOUSE
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP.
Main Street, Davenport, lewa.
DEALERS IN
| Bank Notes, Drafs, Goid Silver aud Eastern In :
change; Collrctios,s made through ut the Union;
Land War ants b,ucht. sold ard cat, i, ResI E.
tate bought and Sc dnn Con,Ei, iYn; Money loaned on
NIB Il, D. Ia security; Loans nesotiai. 4;
Ta1 Isii for esd, nis Examinstha " Land
Tui.s madie. ETC., 1t.
-REFERENCEs.-
Mes.rs q sarss",, D.vrnpos'. Iowa.
: Naeklci \ Corhin, do
k"brr' 4 iA~ry kss, s.hs'. New York.
A's-r~ Hsr J. : Co, Phlrh lphis,
Hot. Vim wright, N.wak Nj;
Me>.r. Sam'i Har.is = Sou, Bauhsr>, HAlsiusure:
Johns Hopkins E,q, rr esi Mt, DO
k.bert Mrkle ksq, CASH. r, do
YIN lIsr.i on, Mo-, do
M..sr. Clubb Brv,l,.rs Bankers, wsshisgioa,
WA b Iiai..ti, Esq, M.siie, Ala,
Ia h nos; Z CO, bankers, u LAuis-
k,0s. S0le.
Two Let. thu Blum, corb~r VI Eisbth nd u .ias
stire's-ane unob-truciea River view.
seversl valuable buiidIns Lat, .n Harrison and
Main streets north ~ Stxth street. 1T sal. ', ~ low
TN valuable building Lac N 1scosd en-; TAird
streets, n, col. credit Oeavs ysaSs sivsn - most
Ia u Gre s. Aadi,,sa, dwelling hss.s - -.
is.s;; =; ss.as :: s.,a ..r,.,. !, Z. ...,s.,
E.s ! =. !. Ma 8 leaa,,s NJ ssA..ss.
,s ~ "a H s:s ~ st ssss -. 49,
= -: Z =. 7JP 8 . :, ~ ssAs. sss.lvs..s..
T y !: ' :: - q ~ :, e, ~ s4ae.
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LAND FOR 0lIC

+ on The a., ''s' mile north Of vul,o. .,.,,..
"'n'oAd' On reasonable tsrD
Oh, half ea.h. :, one mile north 81 wsle.,,: .n..
'A'ahec IN the snd two year. '"'ss
Also. go acres IN w.,h,,.,.
is only rs n r"a running water on ps" ~ 'srs'
ins,on on a.. r, % ,owA Cmy, is f.m w..n
Win be s'ld cheap, aud rs .u's % to k'hnona
farming land and ., ,, lots nss, low. CITY t-.u,v
from % f., !. ao - ps,enipoit, rsnxin, \,
hs,.nSc nv, ~ No ~ arir-, soid for !. va:
would br ,' $50, h"s' ..ildmxs on ic...d xr,,..
'' ''' {" 'e'' n"t'e ''ims. Apply to ''""
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

A CAsE OF CATALxP.Y.-lhe Salem
(II. } Advocate mentions . case 1T catal-
sp'y which is exciting much lnterest in
that town. A young women, 2G or -
years OF aga stranger called st tho
house Of . citizen, where she scon Tell
ssleep. She has rsmaiosd in THE state
several days. She lies apparently in .
deep letharsis slunber, perfectly motion
less and client, with very faint pulse
and dry skia'and to ah Appearances dss.
situte Of I'll ssnsation. either OF psin or
pleasure. Thus fer, al efforts 10 awaken
hse have proved unavailing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04


Coon Apv'es.-Ths New rcrk Oh.
server gives the following good advice
20 we mob OF female navel WNtor that
NOW !afess the country, Il aays
Within the last Tires years tie ,eun.
wy has been FLOODED with uoye ! most.
" written BY women. We have latelv
been told that the sale Of thee booIs
has fallen of astonishingly, and the
demand has almost ceased. This fsct
should encourage the ladies' 70 stop.
Go out washine, take in sewing, attend
to the children, nurse ths sisk, DO any.
thing hoasst aud useful, bpi do stop
wStiag wisLy.washy, aamtv.pa,uby,
.milk-and wataR sentimental love stes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

a. Winchell. the humorist, tells =
story OF dog which undertook 70 jump
across . we'll 10 two jumps. There are
y great many people just like thst dog
folks Who think they can jump across .
we'll in Two jumps. They that undertake
il usually "br!ng up" dowA 10 tho wa
ter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

SPECIAL NOTICES
GUIDE 'hi- head iin.itd nuinbeto size al ,u- ices
will lee inserted at ten cent pc I'm i~f "a Ia ii,t
Il or fiu, cents L..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

"nnh WI, be enc more, and the last. di.tr,t,
non 81 iots by tie Union s.tti.m~nt Co.
IN ~, I's," ., fort In snw days. for Iot
can do so BY calling on sANIsI ". ~ sss
Corner Of Second and Roch Island =.
Oct. I1dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-04

There 10 but one free State which vent
for Jefferson in 1901, ttas did not 20 Cor
Buchanan in 1856 New York, which
was carried for Mr.. Jefferson through
the personal cfforts Of Alexander Hsmil.
ton, the leading Fedsvoiist in the Union.
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