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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-05-28
mo. 145.1 AN ACT
For the protection of Fish.

|
For the protection of Fish.
SEcTToN l. BE it enacted by the
General Assembly of the State of Ohio
That it shall &c unlawful to catch or to
attempt to catch fish in any of the in
land waters Of the State of Ohio, by
means of any drag-net, gill-net drift
net, seine, fsh-basket, fish-pot, set-net,
stationary net, wier pound, or by pois-
oning the water with time or any dele
terious substance whatever; or by OBJ
structing in any way the natural transit
of fish up or down any river or creek !;
Providing that nothing herein contained
shall be held to prohibit the taking of
fish in any manner in the river Ohio, or
| in the waters of Lake Erie; including
so much of all rivers and creeks empty
ing into the same level, but not so as to
obstruct or prevent the natural transit
of fish up or down the same.
Sec. 2. Every person offending
against the provisions of this act, shall
forfeit and pay for every such offence
penalty of not less than five dollars
nor more than fifteen dollars, to be re-
covered in a civil action in the name of
the State of Ohio before any justice of
the peace of tic proper county; and
such justice of the peace, upon com
plaint by oath or affirmation, shall issue
his summons commanding the appear
ance of the party or parties complained
of; and on the appearance of the party
or parties summoned; or in default of
such appearance, the justice Of the peace
shall proceed to inquire into the truth of
the complaint; and if found guilty, the
party or parties defendant shall be held to
pay the penalty as above provided, with
the costs of suit, which shall be col
lected in like manner as other judgments
in civil actions before justices of the
peace, but without stay of execution.
All penalties collected under this act
shall be paid into the county treasury
for the benefit of common schools.
Sec 3. 1t shall be lawful for any
person to take up, remove, or clear away,
any obstruction to the natural transit
Of fish, placed in any Of said inland
streams, for the purpose of catching
fish.
\. II. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-05-28
NUMBER XXI.

grave stone or other structure p laced in
any cemetery, or any fence, railing or
other work, for the protection or orna-
ment af cemetery or tomb, m ouument
or grave stone or other structure afore-
said, or of any cemetery lot within
cemetery, or shall willfully destroy, cut,
break or injure any tree, shrub or plant
within the limits of a cemetery, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and
shall, upon conviction thereof, before
any court of competetent Jurisdiction,
be punished by fine of not less than
five dollars, nor more than five hundred
dollars, or by Imprisonment in the
county Jail for term of not less than
one nor more than thirty days, accord
ing to the nature and aggravation of
the offence; and such offender shall
also be liable in an action of trespass in
the name of said township in which said
cemetery is situated, to pay all damages
that have been occasioned by his un-
lawful act OF acts; which money, when
so recovered, shall be applied to the re-
paration and restoration of the property
destroyed or injured as aforesaid. This
act to take effect and be in force from
and after its passage.
N. H. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS H. FORD,
President of the Senate.
April II, 1857.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-05-28
\. II. VAN WORRIES,

Speaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate
April II, 1857.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

"Old White Coat has commenced
a libel suit against the Iowa State Ga
zette for an alleged libel published by
that paper, changing Horace with ac-
cepting brihc Of $1,000 from the Fl.
Desmoines River Improvement Com
pany, and the philosopher has been
through the State recently for that
purpose. In an explanatory letter.
Greeley more than half confesses what
he is charged with by the Gazette.
lie did haze DAFT OF 81. 900 from the
.aid Company, which he says he got
the monsy on at the Office ofthe Com
'rany in New York City, but pretends
that it was 70 meet counter draft OF
81 900 drawn on him. The following
part 'of his letter is upon that subject
Ks Vas leaving Washington for
tie last time up 10 this present on or
about the lst ofJuly last, friend hand
oil me draft for one thousand dollars,
drawn on the Treasurer, in New York,
OF the Des Moines Company, which he
asked me to take with me and use TO
BAY a draft which he said would prob
ably be drawn on me by an agent en-
ployed by such company. took this
draft, accordingly, home with me, and
held it until WAS appriscd, nearly four
weeks thereafter, that draft on me
answcrin. to this one, was coming on
from Washington. Immediately, and
for the FIRST time in my life, visited tho
office of the Des Moines Company, and
found therein an old and valued friend
Mr.. Alyali Hunt, formerly Treasurer o
OIL. State, and now Treasurer Of thin
Des Moines Company. | said to him
"Mr. Hunt, do you know of draft fol
one Thousand dollars OH your Conlpa
ny, payable to my order 2 He an
swcrcd "Yes, 7 understand 1t" ] re
ioincI, "Do YOU know that ! have nc
! interest in said draft = He said, cs
| know all about it," " Them" said !
"shalI accept and pay the draft draw
against it," lie said, "Certainly;;" ant
| presented the draft in my hands
which he paid, and with the proceeds
| paid the one thousand dollar draf
drawn from Washington OH me. Tina
draft is now in my possession"
1t may be all right Horace, but i
looks very SUSPICIOUS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

A daughter Of United State Marshal
Palmer met her death in Penn Yam, New
York, in . shocking manner. She was
riding in . cab, when nevspsper blow
ing into the face Of the horse, ir,ghteued
h,m 10 such . manner that DO become
unmanAgeable, dsshinc through she
ct ee,s At foil epeed. Tho young lady
protruded her head out Of the window,
and the csh upsstting q that moment,
fell with her lace on the grouod, and
wss dragged some di6esnce. The froo
part OF her face we completely gone.
snd when assistance arrived che Was
dead.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

Therob mush tsutA nd much food
lbr thosGln = che follswing:
MAksA HoMs.- There is no count
~ in the world where there is small
Ter supply Of aHomcs" than in the
UaiAsa 6laleA ns people Of the No:
del Republic are continually on the
move. They cannot sstte down and
be contented. They want 70 Pssh on
and do little better somewhere else
Put them in Paradise and they would
not be there one consecutive hour be-
fore SOME uneasy progressive would 60
in for building . ladder to see whether
there was not . little better "opehing
on the other side Of the wall. Before
our hsbitations become "Bomcs" We
sell out and perhaps email stock
operator to convert the family burying
ground into pig-yard, the tomb-stones
being SO very handy for scratching
Ii is is wrong-all wrong. flour eas.
tern friends wish to come into the
'Great West" let them do SO, and
come for a purpose-to settle down
for life and become stake in the coun'
try. II you wish to be happy don't be
too ambitious and undertake to work a
thousand acres with floating capital
adapted to the wants Of one hundred
and sixty. Don't be greedy. ltspoils
digestion and adds to the length Of
face and BARRIERS bill. Don't under
take to monopolize all the land that
joins you, for you will want neigh
bors to help you build school house
and maintain r. school, make roads,
construct bridges, &c. Many a man
has kept himself poor for life and re-
tarded the improvement Of his neigh
borhood, by induIging in inordinate
greed for land. But ifyou mean to
farm, get a quater-section, or an
eighth choose it deliberately; plant
yourself on it, and resolve to stay there
till yon are carried off in box. The
vagrant, migratory, nomadic habits
Of our Western People, who are toe
generally at the point Of selling -ou'
moving further west, is in its conse'
quence most deplorable. Millions live
and die in mean cabins, without fruit
or shade, or many Of the cheapest com
forts OF ME, who would have long
since enjoyed them all if they had firm
ly resolved that there first location
should be tier last, and let the newer
pioneers pass and settle beyond them
Take time to make your choice of 9
home, and when you have made il
abide by it. So mote it be.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

a few evenings since An lrisimaii
got on the train OF the Central railroad
at. The weather was extreme
" cold, and the hour being very late,
the lamps in the car were nearly
burned out, and only "A dull red flame
made the gloom in the car more
visible. The ears started Immediately
after he rot on board, and he wcut
cropping about for seat. The pass
cngrrs we're living every which way,
some occupying ono seat and some
two. Here was a lady, her head
reclining upon the shoulder of her
husband, their housekeeping togeth-
er, AMI their gentle snorcs 'nngling
together in Single barreled rcpose.
Here Young one was costly laid
away, occupying an entire seat and
the cushions of two or three other seats
forming an admirable "shake down
FOR Others. Fat gr"ped his way
around among them to find a place to
rest himself in, aud as he stumbled
around. the stirred up ones vented
their rage in growls and curses most
dreadful to hear. Pat finally conclud-
ell that there was no scat for HIM, but
observing dark mass in the centre OF
The car, leisurely seated himself there
on, and was soon in the land OF Nod,
adding to the general aggregate OF
snore in that car by some private nasal
music of his own. In "a short time
..iturwarl the brakeman observing
that the fire VIZ most on, hiled up
the stove with wood, and soon a gent
a warmth began stcahay through the
car, and tLrough. the tissue OF Fat 5
panta,oons. In few minutes after
he awoke from frightiul dream IN
which he imagined he was being
broilcd in Tophet, and that some one
hal ordered him well done. lie felt
an unaccountahlc heat in the largest
part of his person, and moved himself
uucasily to another spot, with the
intention of continuing his snore but
it was no 90. He slid about on toy
OF the stove, which he had adopted
for a seat hy mistake, for some time
and finally as TIE cars stopped at :
station, he sprahy from his roost with
"a piercing yell, and with his coat ta'l'
and the seat of his trousers on fire
he streakcd from the car, and shoI
himself large end first into snow
bank. He rubbed himself thoroughly
for some time, and as the ears startc,
came aboard again. Upon being askct
what was the matter, he exclaimed
The matter, is it /! Holy Moses, ant
the whole back part OF me burned to
powther. BE jabers yees can cut cook
ed steaks off any part OF me, and thu
most Of them are rel done :" Til!
crowd laughed, and finally Pat laugh
ed, aud at the next station the comps
ny all drank with Pat, and before Ps
9, to the next station, he had forgot
ten that he had been barbaeued, and wa
praising up this gellorious country 2
the other twinsof swatc Erin. Ba9ol'
Republic.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

An Illinois lawyer. defining thief
wound up his speach to the jury in be-
half Of his injured client with the fol-
lowing rousing appeal = "True he
was rudeso are our bears. True he
is rougl-sO ar our Lutfalers. But he
wa, child of freedom, aud his ans
wer to the despot and tyrant was, that
his home was on the bright setting OF
the sun !"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
Trustees Sale.

VNWEAEAS m the csrh day OF March A d 1855
w Hans Rarm and Marsare ha Perm executed
INTO Au-tn Corbin, as Tfus'ee, certain desd -
Trust, convrynr TO laid n usfre tho land In Scott
county, Iowa, de crib'd follows, to Wit all that
certain parcel Of land situsud In IN" city Of pavrn
port aud describ - follows, n wit the st half
Of 10! numbered n ~ In block Numbered one ~
in seen's Addition to the city Of Davenport which
aid cunvevsnee was made bys ID Hans and Mag.-
retha Tor IN" purpose of s'ru ing the psyment Of
Ger ain prom ssory not" ant the int rest ther".
on. signed bv said Hans Parm, dared tn
29'h dav 81 March, A. y. 1855. and PAYABLE
on tie rt lay Of January 1857, with interest At 20
per cent after.
And now aid note having baroma 'ue and payable
ard he said Vars Brrm ha, ing failed 10 nav the
san,r. Au>tin Corhin ustee as af~rsat. d. heFe-
hy rive this phlic ntca. that bv Ttnr OF the power
VIII 10 In me vested by said d ed of Trust, will, IN
Men,sy the ninth day 81 March A. .s57, O'clock
IN the sfernaon Of said day 1t he Cont House door
In the civ Of Davenport ard oer tos sale 1t
public auction tn pared OF lanf above desc-ib.d
m'th Thereof ~ shsh b, tunicientto ss'isfy and
pay tie amount Of said note with the interest thereon
to the ay ofsal toeether With all the costs and
pens attending said sale costs Of this notice, ard
Tru>te - fes np,n the completion Of sail sale deed
viii be Eivn q accordance with the stpulations u
said DEED 81 Trust 20 the purchaser.
Dsssi the 18th day OF February, A. D. 1887.
f'0l3 r AUSTIN CORBlN, Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
co M NJ E RCI AL
DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.
osFi-E o. Iowa DsiLy STATs DEAoCRAr.(
lAvENPOs7, FEBRUARY ., 1857.

Thr unu uni state OF the wrather, anil the IONS
quent bed nlitt,n u the ,oss, together with the
fact that wheat has deciin u i've cents the H. bel
rather tends restrict he INT OF this tcle In
our maTkt.
Othe. kinds q rr .in rcmsin usual without Al
teraton IN price, and but little coming in.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
Establishing the salary Of Aldern for the
CITY Of Daveapert
SIC. |. Be il enacted BY the City Council
Of the City Of y,avenrori, that from and
At er the first day Of April, A. D. 1856,
until otherwise ordered the salary Of each
Alderman she'll b. the sum Of Two Hundred
!. Dollar pr ysps, the sssse 70 Be paid quar-
tsrly out of any city funds not otherwise
appropriated, - Provided, however. that
when Alisrmeu have removed from the
Ward OF rssie,ed their Offices prior TO the
passage q ,his ordnance, NY shall Be paid
nothiag for ,keie service', and when slec-
t'oss have 49, bslasts I'll vacancies, the
payment shsll - sasds pro rata for the
time served. #
SEc. 2. Any Alderman failing to be pres.
snt At an regular meetings, e' any specif
meeting il duly aoli6ei Of The sane, shall
forfeit two dcl,sss ::fos every such failu :,
10 BE- deducted ersa his salary or any part
thereof, unless in the opinion ofthe Mayor
and Council . reasonable excuse j. gwen
for such fail IRE then he shall Be exonerated.
SIC. 3. All sscihancss and parts Of ordi.
nances conflicting with any Of the psovi'
sioAs Of this ordnance are hereby repealed.
Passed, February ., 1887. DIT
Jenu RosaksT, Mayor pro ten.
Attest:
Jvnu J. g. aps, Clerk pro len,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

CAUSE THE Organ ceased 10 live.
ErrEcrs-A city trader advertises "Tbs
Choicest Liquors" for sale.
MoaAL when the ssgrindsrs" cease,
humans must b kept alive upoa duids.
0evlSea.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
LAND FOk SALE.

INCUR ~ sore lots, mile p.rtb of vul,.n st.ti.n
- on the y and N csilrosd ON :. a on able term
As' e1u acres, one mite north Of walcott; CHEAP
o"s-"@" cash. tataiee IN one and Two years.
Also. 80 acres In Washington ,"unty, &C acres
hii' timber, and runhios water On srAft This Ian
u only 10 mics ~ m Iowa city, and II fr.un W. b
ilstoh IN tnc road iron, Columbus to Rich,n.pd
Wi' be sid ehesp, aid part Oh time
Also, four 10 acre lots near Iowa CIV b.nutifu
farming land, ~pd well watsrci
Also, Lots In West Davenport. tsngihg in SIG,
from 90 feet by 200 to ~ acres; sold for down ana
balance Ia one and two years
Also, several neat buiitlh r. On lrss~, rpuan<
would be soad OF, reasonable terms Apvay 70
r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
Hotel for sale,

A SPLENDID fsur $40 , b., Z WOTRI eisesnuy
IA ariangrl with stSb,se, out-tol,,s Q, and every
conveni nc, attached On the ucIrshsnr CITY Of ~
Clair. Tsuas reasonable A part u the purcha ~
money viii b. taken horses, nial .. snt vaes,One
Aisa several situated Cat. L. ts,for sale low
and Al greal BARGAINS One h, fronting the River
the 4 possible site f,r . business house 1T aay
KIND The above Lots ar also situated IN the city
VI leClrifr
febidtf &c. BAD2.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

s18 - 1sxeooa8ee
SUS ST =: ~: 80. :.
NICkOLLs. CAnY1sLL & co. ........ ~.
COOK SA1oEN1....... No. and secos1.
n.G.:G0a, LAWS sLA1k10a.: MAN.
fALLAAN. rOwERs NOLAN. above P. o.
LasA xessss.
allen = CLARx........P. o. Buiidins. Brady II
AlCAOLlA lUSLL \ %. Aain =
Insurance Agencies.
z. ?. nlICMkIL ........ ssss slsss Rssa o.
H. .. hOFH4AN................ Main street.
1T 9ssAss
CRAMPrON SON Cor a. ! Brady SIS.
eUvtOM . OO ..6Ptss's Blsck, PesTy 1t
GEO WAIVER MAIN u. near Coot 4 Sargent
VIC wADSwO1TH ID u; opposite LeCsairs House
b. n SMITH. Corner u aad Brady.
ADAnsOH 4 RAPP...........3a,s =. above Ferry
w. INSLs9.. ............... mo u. LeClaire
Clothins. +-'..
SAMUEL. PKRhY ................ .Cpp Post O6hoa
J. .. DRAKE : CO. Main, doom kL u a.
my OooAs aaA 0soeePiss.
y. q. HNDENHElAEB........9n d, near Brady st
Wssehes 4 JeWelRy.
y HOUSBI.. .....................9Le Cianc Dcw
A. Y. bILION.............. I<Claase Ro~
- j. NBlSON.. BRADY, above ID.
- ~. BLlS CO............N0. tEClaire Row.
Eli ADAMS. .....................Nc Near Post O0lcc
4
| Hats Z C1ps.
A. .. AlSrON 4 CO. Isl ut. tpp. 1.Clsire House
a 6kkEN. ................. LIE Clstr- Row
vBRDkk 4 acknowledgements ond street
| Auction anA Coonissiom.
H. ". A0asw, Second t., abvve Perry
| 1aos1wase.
Wv "A Rkk8..............co RrtGt 4 Brady
| III. DSkT...............3d ST., cast Of b. dy
Whsassals 0ssce1s.
| Evans, Cu1W co Cur. I'd 4 Pcrry
| BCRR SWIFT. Brady ~ net. Front aud coud
| =. OALAkLL = CO..............Oor. ID Z Ferry
VIII .2nds near Drsdl
sIAa ACA1N................ 0ursow's Biocl
DvaSgloss. zee y
9. :. wBBb. Ma. 10 LeOaaire Bow
osas's Furnishing GssAs.
4. ASTON co... ~ ss. orp. Leoasire House
vERD8R Z CRA0PTON. .0ecpud 81, east Of Brsd
| Beess Z Shes.
MOORE 4 BROWN. BRADY BIT III ,
fssarce Cigars.
~ AUHNEN.............. ID Il sear Brad
Ansic = MUsieal Insts1nents.
JOSEPH A. No. IHCIaise npv
lossvss 4 Tinwase.
RYAN EARIY,........ Cor. Pront Main Sta
S4ART1 0lLL8fT.. Brsdy bet d ,
The 1swa Agricultural Depot.
NOUkSs, vRILH .......... cor Front 4 r Islam
Leather ahA SaaAlePy Hardware.
HAI0HT 1 SEARS. -. .2nd ST bet Brady PER-
Furniture. assassssss and Upholstery.
} MCNEIL BROTHER
Wholesale and Retail
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

!. hsxy S or I; Re- s:s Es;..
eopal bishop At Nisesss, G w., for expo.
sing hisaAulfer6us and drunken rector, have
seselssd - buAl new church for him,
and he NAV become ne ttssd Of new sect.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

NsW DRY 0ooDs HousE.-hr. =.
W. Bieeiow, = ne,ehaat cell kssws y
Chicago, - the proprietor ef lsage NY
Goods House, lO4 Lake direct, has 'esssd
the Store under Adsmson 4 RsPp's Wee'e
sale rooms, and will be in readiness >" :
few DAYS 10 serve customers with % sssse'
msni in his line.
.VALxxrlsE's DAY.-To-morrow VIII
be the d.y-,he d.y, according to a" odd
aliusi, IN Of Shakespeare in o'e OF bis plays
An " Lieh biz d. choose Their mates. From
the PRONUNCIATION Of this idea asoss 'ss
custom Of young person Of opposite sexes
sending 10 each other little BILLET Doux,
usu; lily processing love and affection. In
later days the cssson o. sendiny those aw'
fully defogmed caricatures has sprung up,
and monopolizes a large portion Of the
Valei tine circulation. Young felix's can
can have an opportunity Of selecting 10 suit
their tastes al the different book stores, and
periodical depo's in the city, and rs pre-
para,ions for this interesting ocfas,on can
be made but snce year they might as well
"pi,ch in" and belly distribute the "docu-
meDis.0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13
REAL ESTATE.
" A Card.

hs un4ersiguea vHl kave IN chorge % his bu .
J ness dssino hSs abssacc Col ". S. Brown. A
va tncv Themselves 10 be- sadmLted h. j. D. OFT.
Eais, ~ note q ttherviss, ~iu make payment
Fal'msn, Powers 4 NcIaar
jsn1u = a vans
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

HOUSES and Lots for sale. Handsomely .ftust-d In
'tnrreit parts of he city. Also 40 10 : In Full
tons addition to East Davenport, for sale very low
aud on time To SUI. purchasers. r. C. EADS.
1anl lliAEeite copy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

= RPuach sAvues the Eaglish admiralty Ia
name the uext government Snip launched
ss,As ~ J,s,slp, sr the ReseIu'e, or the Res.
dilute Joaaihap, or Me jonathan Resoiuis' u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

Mss. MAosEApl having been detain-
ed for several days upon the road, cosl4
not fulfil her previous engagement, but hsvs
ing arrived at this city, she will appear
before the pubic this evening at LeClaire
Har. This eminent dramatic artist, who
has won he sdmiraiion Of thousands who
have Lad The pleasure u listening to her,
should &noose cordial welcome back y"
our eisy. 90 - ssust the attendance will
~ csnnsnsnssse with her ste ling merit
~ will seaAe y nigh, the Asalac,
Love Chase, Lady ofihe Lake, and other
istsssseiae pieces. thiaA are always well
received, and especially when beirg prcdu-
ced by SO popular a reader as Mrs. Mac
ready.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

EDUCATION.
'Tis Education 70 M N. common, mind
Ju as the twg l. bent the tr,e' intlin.d."
HAVING rec lvtti I'll Az ncy fr
II HOLBRM KS SCHOOL APPARATUS
the att n,on OF Teachers and Trust. Is s.ei. DIT.
the specin ms Just rcsiv d, including The
COMMON SCHOOL SET price $50 CO.
Packed in b comprising an orrery Tellu,ian,
"ometrica.sold Terrc tfiai Glob'. Is inchl Nj.
neral Frame. u, inisph' re- GLOBE, Cub, Root Block,
textrs) Text Book and Magnet.
Zach Of the above for sale separate. Alto
Brass Mount Orrsrys Sl2 JO(f Is 90
do d. Celestial Sphe-cs 500
Pointing Rods, jdint'd with crews, seq IS
Double States, No. !, 81. cts, No, ., Coo.
Holbro Noiseless Drawing States, No1&2;
do DIAWiHg Hooks ~
do Noseess High School Slate; single 20
do do DO d. double 90
Black Boards Rukbre and Chalk
Lanes MecAanftl Pdrade~ or Cyroscope s5ds
Also castisgs for improved SCHOOL DESKS, at
IOWA BOOK ROOMS"
Ne. % Brsdy ST., near the Post OHlce
ImoJ8n Eli ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-13

4 HANDsuMn Fam" House, 8 rooms, pleasantly
= \ riuated oil East 81 street, Is years lease, ki
sa.e on ess,nablc rms
Als' 10 aet' b. autiful land . nth III. Of Tptou
rohi ~. mil" from city limits. T,in,n easy.
400, Lot 2 IN bi.ck IL IN ihe Iwn ~ wnlcott
in'hie'iatI! On ppt Thislo would =, given in *.
cha = OF FIRST rate Horse. Bug Of sup hot s.,i
watch aud rigsiLg. Apply 10
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