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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21

GrCassius N. Clay, Esq. has just bur-
led promising son, bearing his own name.
@Jenny Lind gave birth to daughter
at Dresden. March 81.
GTThe Boston Journal says its expen-
ses are about $4,000 year.
/ @T The Legislature Of Pennsy lrania has
increased the banking capital of the State
ten millions of dollars.
GA whale was caught off Staten Island
a few days since, which was sixty ieet long
and about eight through the body, yielding
forty barrels OF oil.
6FHerber Kmball the Mormon presi
dent boasting OF "what the Lord had done
for him." in an exhortation, said he had %
boys living, 10 dead, and lots Of girls.
OJAt the late term of Richmond (N.C)
Superior Court, stephen Cole was sentenced
to pay fine of FIVE hundred dollars. and be
imprisoned ten days, for cruelty beating and
whipping his wife.
GTA liquor dealer in Millbridge, Mo-
last week, sold some brandy to young lad
whose sister hearing of it, armed herself
with an axe, and stove in several barrels Of
liquor.
NORTH CAROLINA LAw.-The Whining.
ton IN. C.) Herald Of Monday says:
Joseph Hennings, the sailor who was endic-
ted for the murder of Harry Williams, an
OTTER sailor, by pushing him overheard in
to the river. was tried on Saturday. The
jury returned verdict of manslaughter.
Hennings was branied this morning.
FARREL SET AT LIBERTY.-John. L. Farrell
the witness in the Burdell case, was tried
yesterday on charge Of attempting to vote
in the 9Th Ward last fall He proved
that he offered his vote by legal ad-
vice, inasmuch as he was' a resident of the
State, he was entitled to vote for electors
and State officers. gpon the proof OF these
facts he was acquitted.-Albany Journal,
a6th ult,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21

6yDr. Rush told friend tina, he was
once in company with lady, 4 professor of
religion, who was speaking Of the pleasure
she anticipated at the thtater, in ths eve.
ming.
"Whst, madam" said he, "do you 60 to
the thester."
"Yes" was the reply, "and don't you 80,
doctor!"'
"No, madam" said he, Il never 60 to suck
places,r ...
why, sir, do You not 60! Do you think
il sinlul!" ssid she.
He repid al peser will publish to the
world that think. Jesus Christ bad mast
er. and religion an unsatsiying Port'on'
which / should do if went on the DEVILS
ground in quest OF happiness"
This argumen, was short, but conclusive.
The lady conc uded not to 80.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21
An ACT

To amend section fourteen of an act entitled I'm
act providing tor the Punishment OF Crimes.'
passed March 7, 1885.
SECTION. /. Be 1t enacted by the General Assem-.
bly, Of the State Of Ohio, That section fourteen of
an act entitled ian act providing for the punish
ment of crimes passed March seventh. eighteen
hundred and thirty be amended 80 as 10 read
as follows; Section IA. That if any person shall
in the night season, wIfuliy, maciously, and for
chilly break and enter into any dwelling house,
kitchen. smoke house, shop, office, store-house
ware house, malt house, still-honse mill, pottery,
factory, water craft, school house church meet
ing house barn stable, with intent to kill, rob,
commit rape, or with intent to steal property OF
any value, or 10 commit any deed made criminal
by this act, the 10 which this is smendatory;
every person so offending shall be deemed guilty
OF burglary, and upon conviction thereof shall be
Imprisoned in the peni;entinry, and kept ut hard
labor not more than ten, nor less than one year.
SEC 2. That the original section iourtt Ell o;
the act aforesaid, be and the sams is hereby re-
pealed.
N ri. VAN WORRIES,
Speaker of the House of Representatives
THOMAS II. FORD,
President Of the Senate
Dated April Sd, 1857.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21
AN ACT
Further to preserve the purity of election

Further to preserve the purity of elections.
SECTION. !. Be 1t enacted by the General Assem-
biy Of the STATE Of Ohio, That every person, who,
on oath affirmatiOni in or before any court with
In this State, officer authorized TO administer
oaths shall, 10 procure acquire the right TO vote
therein, Tor himself any other person. wilfully
and corruptly depose, affirm dec IRE any matter
to be TACT. knowing the to he false; or sha |,
IN Ike manner. deny any matter to be fact, knew
ing the same to be true, every person so offending
shall be deemed guilty OF perjury, and ON convic-
ton thereof shall be imprisoned in the peDitentia
ry and kept AT hard labor, not more than five nor
ess than one year. This act shall apply 10 all
proceedings to procure any paper or papsTs OF nat
urallzation, and every such willful and corrupt
ia alsehood, deposed. affirmed or declared on oath
or affirmation in the manner before stated, in any
such proceedings, shall be held and taken to have
been made TO procure and acquire the right To vote
within this State.
This act to take effect from its psssag-
N. II. VAN VORHES
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
President of the Senate.
ADril 3D.. 1887
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21
Birthplace of Sir Walter Raleigh.

Birthplace of Sir Walter Raleigh
Turning off by lane, near the church
another mile brings you to Hays Barton
Raleigh's birthplace. 1t is solitary farm
house-once the manor-house--built in tht
picturesque style of four hundred years ago
with gsbled wings and portico, thatche'
roof, small mullioned windows, and heavl
oaken door thickly STUDDED with iron mails
standing at the end of garden, partly con
cealed by few old trees that rise iron
among the herbs and flowers. At one side
OF the barton, in front, is a modern bricl
barn; but there are two or three sheds ant
stables built of cob on the other side, whIci
keep up the olden character. The Who'll.
scene, smut in by low swelling hills ant
lines of tall hedges, is eminently rural; ant
how much more 60 in Raleigh's day! Jus
the place for happy Childhood. | knock
ed at the door. 1t was opened by a good
humored damsel, who, to my inquiry US tc
whether it was true, as | had read, thai
strangers were permitted to see the interior
OF the house, answered, "No, it isn't. We
used to show it, but had to give up-people
hlndered our time SO; and now they stand
and look at 1t as long as they like, and then
60 away again." This was said with a
smile, as if not meant seriously; and as she
stood still at the half-opened door, seeming
in no hurry to retile, we had chat tor
some twenty minutes. | might cit under
the porch for an hour, il pleased, and luoK
al the bee-hives and old trees, and at the
upper window on the ieft--the window of the
roum. There Raleigh was born. Did the
gallant aGventurer ever think OF the quiet
homestead in the days of his courtly PROS
periy! He could not have helped reverling
to the hours of boyhood, when adversely
overlook him-when he lay stricken with
fever on the coast OF Guiana, or during his
long and weary imprisonment in the Tower
Was he thinking of the woods around Hays
Barton when he wrote his "Country' IS
Recreations," and, with a pen sObered by
experience, drew SO true a contrast between
the "anxious signs and untimely tears" OF
court, and the silent groves. downs, meads
and fountains, which he tenderly apostro-
phizes! Did recollections OF innocent youth
come back upon him, when, in his alter
years Of sorrow, he said;-
'Giye me my scallop-shell of quiet;
My staff OF faith To walk upon;
My scrip Oi Joy, immortal diet;
My LOtle oi salvation;
My gown of glory, hopes true gage,
AND thus Ill take my pilgrimage"
To me, musing under the rustlug leaves,
while the scent of hay filled the air, there
was touching moral in the great mans
history. Here the glad beginning; and far
away within the shadow OF the court, its
heroic ending. Whatever his faults, he
deserved better than to lose his head Oy the
executioner's axe, at the behest, too, of a
kind foolish enough TO imagine that by tear
ing leaf from The journal OF the Commons,
he could deprive the nation, be misruec OF
their rights and liberties.-A LOndoner'S
Walk to the Lands End.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21
April Sd; 1857.
AN ACT

To amend an act entitled IAN Act to encourage
the organization OF Fire Companies" passed
March 18th, ls43.
SECTION !. Be 1t enacted By the General Assem-
6iy Of the State Of Ohio, That any person who is
now, or shall hereafter become an acting member
OF any tre engine. hook and ladder, hose, or other
company Tor the sxtinguishment o. ire or the
protection OF property a. fires, now existing. and
under the control OF the corporate authorities OF
any city orincnrporated town within this State or
OF any such company which shall hereafter be or
ganlzed under, and subject 10. the authorities of
any city or town as aforesaid, shall, during the
time he may continue an acting member of such
company, be exempted from the performance OF
any military duly, from serving iures. and from
the per eriormance OF labor on the highways. And
any person who si:a!. have been an acting Nom :
Der OF any such company in any city or town, as
aforesaid, and shall have faithfully discha rged hi
duties as such for the term of FIVE years. shal be
forever thereafter exempted from the periorma nee
OF military duty IN time OF peace, from serving as
Juror, and from the performance OF labor on the
highways.
SIC. 3 That section one of the act % which this
Is an amendment, be, and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
&c. ). This act to take effect and be in force
from and after its passage.
II. VAN Worries.
Speaker Of the House OF Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
April S, 1851. President of the Senate.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21
AN ACT

To amend an act eni,led an act to regulate the
sale OF School Lands, and the surrender OF per-
manent leases thereto" passed April 10Th.
1852.
SECTION l. Be il enacted by tie General Assem-
by of the State of Ohio That ction Is OF the act
entsied "an act TO regulate the sale OF school
lands and the surrender permanent leases there
TO-" passed April 10th, 1852; be, and the same is
hereby amended so as TO read as follows:
SEC .. (Section Isl II any purchaser or lessee
shall fail TO make any payment on any tract OF
land for the space OF Twelve months after the same
snail become due and payable. the auditor OF the
proper county shall forthwith proceed to sell such
tract or tracts OF land with a II the improvements
thereon The door OF the court house the high
est and best bidder therefor, IN cash-having hrst
given notice OF the time and place fsuch sale con-
taining description OF the lands, and the money
due, and to become due thereon, BY publishing the
same in some newspaper ct general circulation IN
said county for six consecutive weeks before the
day Of sale; and on such sale no bid shall be en-
tertained for a sum Which, viii rot pay all the pur
chase money due the state, and all expenses Incl
dent TO such sale; and in case said premises can
not be sold tor that amount, they shall revert I'd
The state in trus, for said township. The court OF
common pleas OF ihs proper county may, on appli-
cation of the trustees, as provided Tor IN section
nine OF the act 10 which this is amendment, or
der re-appraisement OF the premises so forfeited;
and the same may be sold in tbs manner herein
before provided for in the sale OF such lands not
under permanent leases, or leases Tor nine,y-nine
years.
SEC ,. Section fifteen Of an act entitled an act
to regulate the sale Of school lands. and the sur
render o permanent leases thereto" be Il the same
is hereby repealed.
Sc. 4. THIS oct shall take effect from and after
its passage.
Speaker Of the 1ouse of Representatives.
THOMAS X. tSRD,
Anril Sd. 1851. President Of the Senate,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21
AN ACT

To limit the power of public officers and agents In
making Contracts.
Section l. Be IL enacted By ths General -dsssssE
Of the state of Ohio, Thar shall be unlawful iaf
any officer agent Of the State of any county,
township, city incorporated village therein. who
may be entrusted with the construction emeas
keeping repair. any public bnIidihE work Of
any KIND. with the management or provid ing for
any public institution of whatsoever kind, TO make
any contract contracts binding purportins for
bind the state any such county township, city or
incorporst sted village, TO pay any sum sums Of mo-
ney previously appropriated 10 the porPoss for
which uch contract or contracts are made and re-
naming nexpended and applcableto to such purpose;
unless officer agent shail be law fully and
pressy authorised 10 make such Contract eoG-
tracts
,Szc. Q. If any sncb officer or agent shall make,
participate making, Contract contrary to ths
provisions of foregoing section. he sIs be heid
personally liable for ,he performance thereof; but The
State county township city ared village,
in Iehslf OF the hich purports 70 have heen-
made shall be Ii, BILE for the performance thereof
SEC. s. This act shall take elect and be IN iorce
from and alter ITS passage
N. II. VAN WORRIES.
Speaker pro tenn, OF the House of Representatives.
THOMAS II. FORD,
Preslasnt Of the Sensts.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21
AN ACT

To amend an act entitled "An act to incorporate
the original;surveyed townships. passed March
IA, 1881,
srcr,oS I. Be IL snGe,sd BY the Gsssra! .SssszS!y
Of f6e S,a.s of OAis, That section iecn o. the act
entIled an act TO incorporate the original survey
ed townships" passed Aiarchl4, 1881, be SO amen
ded as 10 read as 10 lows
wherein section No 29 is reserved, 1t shall be the
duty of the Trustees TO meet on the hfst Monday
of Anril annually at the most convenient place
nearest the centre OF each township ur fractional
ruwnship, and lhen make u dividend OF the rents
aud interest accruing from said section s9 to each
RELIGIOUS society agreeahv 10 the thirteenth sec.
ton oI the act TO which this in an amendment, and
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21
March 30. le
AuDTToR's 0rrIcs,

st. ClnlIsyille.
hereby certify that the foregoing Acrs ara
correctly copied from the certified copies furnish
ed this Office. s. GRESSlNGER,
Auditor Bel. co.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-05-21
LAWS OF OHIO.
Published by Authority.
AN ACT

To amend and supplementary to an act entitled
IAN act to provide for the reorganization, super
vision and maintenance of Common Schools" !"
passed March IA, 1858.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19
THE MILITARY

TdkGEr CoNPANEs ArrHNrION.-RxroRs yOr
e.~af uprn your sho1trg ground Bellevue flsr
- q tshusth street East river Every attention. vi
- ryen y lsrcag ard god ~ beter s1rsrnu,1ssr,
s1 GO ~ 'gtnf tst~fers f.kF s4kL<gw, kkssru,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19
WATCHES, JEwELRy, &c.

UKwEIRy Very LOw.-THs SUBSCRIBED IN Pr'sT.
81 IN Wall street for the psst snne cen yesrs selling
All sespscrs Of gold swery ~ Wholesale And AL
than the usual pric~a
Isdis- sod esnso pearl csrSuncie, and sv, ,as
rinrs pins and brsc~iei~.
rims and rings, and ladies' rcls r,srd chains az
chaselsine cssins
eesuemens rold FOB and chains rod guard keys ~
scys and reAia
stones seal rnss ehsed and psn rings pure cola wedaar
gold Aelee ard a~es Rnh snd diver IN m
roid pens, gold p-ucis rid eses Aag5erso ves
o. hair ssuueuens tress.pins silver ps-i-moaps.s, nuh
snivss and apkin rnst ESQ e. ALT.Rs
Importer " wsxhes al leweyv wholesale ssd r.sn
-. a. Va slNel ses0as E9sg.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19

-
w cces cond rctors cerks for grccery and Dry goods
s'-Tes bookteepers, porers bagss brskenen
to- men barkserers ans ~ s-esr Drivers Apply 10
L9sAS EALgAAN, ~ F.GcNsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19

pARfIEs RETURNING TO rms mTy trDdnwsNI
u Of furniture. would do vel 70 call a. q w srkJENs
old es.ablinhe fnyrur~ wn-,kerse 18 Poverv, between
sanorspd Houston streets s examine he extensive stock
chasing he feels confident hat he can sell Jod an
srtce pr1ces found elsewhere ~. H
ds deyerec 10 al p,rs o. ibis and sdiscen, sues nee
C1sEk@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19

ard craving iaeres cent ecci sui able tor he ses
rrsnsis i HOUSE, e. css"Ssss .irss s : ." ~ Vs.
uRoKBs, CLOSED OR DOUBTFUL BAEKR-BAHK
- Of inc. ysssey Hoi.xr BSnh Isode Isl.ad ceats,i.
Berssn County B.aI. sggh ROysl.Oa ssns, .ad - OA~
sash rslss' By joHS HOOP, ga srosa-sy
IRyIss sAyIses Iss1rru,Ios. No: xanx.
ossos Md 70 p r.. nosaays Ssursdsyx ana ssardHsA
''s''' '.' Y Y Ia; ', cosof Z Il; r-s.
JsrnsEsr sorIcr-rHH oouPors roe IrrlaEsr
Ne la 4 osoSer peIs vii ihsn Be paid On prsseaaia A.
he Once No beaver ' frs %Ts II ~ f fr.s..-.
4 A ssossI And MILWAUKEE, LAsD GRANT BONDS
ven ocssd svsnue. seo. twenty Aird stree. n II
years. ne rest vili BE taken NE above bonds address
.)kyICs OF IN, nLI.o.s g5.zxAL RAILsoAp
AS sssuss q .. ScsT q Dr.sso, q Ne nHaus 90
+ s! .arsA Ds.s - sss =: r.. ss. per
:s.s . g a. =: s:s .: .:. 3 s:
-. = .: !. . ~ s 5000. q = i Sss s s. o. La
s ~ rs. az. =. 80 : sss.. Z: x. T., <
sss s.s -, ss, J, ~ 1890, ~ $780, e r.ssa ans
sf Dy .ss 80 - mss sssi rs 3: cS-s..,
s % % as K ~ 49,. Z s .ss s s:
aar aos.s5 asss = ns Hr:. 80. ~ q ns nces, ms
aro dnce The ,nzatcn Of IL company have y Srus
s>s for vAme been bettes TIE ha1 nnsAsxsv
yss lcal management Of he sDmpa1y m I'll eeparNanhn
ovsrsss 10 n snceni AND sosss, hazds paynassn s
snes rs2o publssd Aavs osiy soadsusss
Ne souitence o. ~ Drecss In The value Of ~ nrirrprtz
I'd Y Ultimate rssu'ss % y soes5oids y order rs
WArrED-sl7op ON BONO ANp MORTGAGE UPON
"a = ciass house. ADDRESS A. ~, DO, 3zl7 Post
WAFTED THE LOAN OF $500 YoR rwnLvs
w months which liberal bonus seven pey cent
interest vii be Eitea with security worth
amount Addr y Capital Herald once.
FURNITURE, sc.
HEAssrIisD AM oorTAas rURrrrusn.-surna1
~ suites y erery color beautifully decorated, hon ~
NHrne, ~ hs old nanufAroyy - Broadway, betveen
noussos and slssSss sTesa Goods carsfunI pso5sd
L'URsTrURR THAT HAS BEEN USED BUT A SPORT
time by yery respectable IA ny for sale. PLEASE ~
day. wv ''''' ''''"
HoUsIHoLD yURNrrURs wANrsD.-Tns ADvsa.
User Wishes purchase several hundrc6
furniture Of the usf Any Parry shout breakfS
NJ housekseping can hna scssh customer By
W Lyman, Herald once.
pARrrEs RETURNING TO rms UTy, trDMwANT
90 es.ablEhed furniture warscuse 1B boverv oeweeo
Hanor'apd Hoaso sd exsuine he extensive STOCK
Of al kinds Of ure beds ana mattresses before sur
chasing he feels confident that he can sell Epod an
Go DC delivered 70 al p,r u ks and sdseen' sues ne
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19

HlNN'H EAzAAR.
II BOY CLCTHIK0 DEPARTMENT
Tho attention Of parents ID invited 70 the new fA2
Styles OF boys clothing cut by IsIecr,
Embracing dress and schO suits tx
Boys Of all kges which FOR beauty
OF design, accuracy Of At and
glegsncs OF finish, cannot
H excellcd nf eQuAllod.
xENIN'S Bazaar,
SIS Broadway,
va, EEhossS HnkS,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-09-19

INOR sALa-A VERY DESIBABLE THREE STORY
brown stone English base house. with farniture II
REQUIRED situated r second street third house 10 toe row
west Of Broadway The house Is finished Ia Inc hes.
style with All the modern improvements Possession npnei-
steiy apply above. or 80 u. Il HAkTSOH. rs Pearl
UtPAAt nrv< N
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-25
Guardians Sale.

0uR,JC Notice is hereby sivcn that on the .sa
day Of Fpbruary. 1887. at ?o'c.~ n W. ~ tne
DO =, the Court Hou In the city OF pdV,npo'
900" ,, o. County i"vs the undersigned Guardian Of
sarsh Connaughy. MINOR, viii off, ~ sac AZ ~
said miner's interest in the real e>'a', neensmg 10
~ S;,,aa ore. ann n .6,hl part Of the following
dsscrihai uremiscs to-wit. the ne Of sec ~ los
so y, sec II. AMI lot in SEC Is. all in swnshlr
~ o, rang g. esst Of the 9Th m. s'ue,e III Sc ,o
county, aforesaid, and containing III 'i ''1' '-'
acres. ,v.r.a IN , v..r
Terms OF sslc--h cash down, balance IN var :
interest 10 rer cent secured BY Mortsas mno'' 'ne
premises. cr.r.,;.u
j. W GUITEAu, 80 =, 20
Attorney for Guardian ''" VI
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-25
RAGS AND SACKS.

900 Osusbasg sacks, 2, an and bushei
at Low price,. Also,
ooO seamless Bags Of all sire>, al the
CHICAGO RAG MANuFACTORY,
dim ZIG south D-afbctn street Chicago
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-25
R.SGS! BsaGS! Rios!

INUFACTURED BY the Chicago Bag Asnufaeto
~ iolph street, corner 81 ClArk, Chicago.
ni,.,KwuRAT. CORN MEAL, HAM FAR
MRS OSNABuRG AND SEA Mess,
GRAIN SACKS
plshed upon the shortest notice, and al the
/ market prices The designs Ior branding are
original, and not to he surpassed Ia this co':n-
0w. ashland.
liS Dearborn street, Onieaxo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-25
Dress silks.

II. N cent Of Nv press for the approaching
1el,ds,e. should loss NO time IN -Kaminng thu
|vtiful assertnspt Of Sibee, whth are offered =,
- .,icea ~ WApSWORTn'S on Cd st,
- Orprsite IeClaire House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-25

BANKING IN NEBRAskA.-The Gov
ernor Of Nebraska has lately vetoed q
large batch Of Bank charter passed by
the present Legislature Of that Terri
tory, including all that have been pas
sed by that body during its present
Session.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-25
NOTICE.

Az persons h9adins Que bills givea y Jsnss Mac
lntss6 ~ rod wesk r ts pear loae are SequsDeed
- Deesse, TIE sae to The City Cert fs vsg1sotssa
. q beoBgo ~ - Weln1o1o9 - 0Qhsuns1. ~
d ~ : g; -, &C.: = rs =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-25

Is yory large, and CONTAINS SPLENDID variety Ui u
psn.o,' hrnwn and blcnchrd Muslins and Dr'iiing''
r.l%,nc wo,en and cotton F1anneis, Iinseys, Den
our Goods we're bought with the intention o. open.
inc here ahout the first Of last uo"'" o"' y" ,a
s "a, o., n,ocpre a rocn The season has 50 var
,c.s ,h,t we will sell them ut very low pfces,-
o. lav !, NOT Liver than ever before ohere, u.
this city in order TO make room or our spls cs,,
~ vocds The pubic respectfully hS"'" !" >"'
and famine our s"'' Arm TyNER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-25

Type for Sale,
ne office Of. the state hmocsat.
One Font Brewer;
Jns do Burgcois;
Tine do Plea.
sbpe 10 partly worn, butin good WORKING con
|, snd works Plain and clear. II viii be sold
spp,t "a sor soou dywif
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-25

VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALG.-Io
those who wish to invest money in valu-
able property 10 this city, We would say,
read the adver isemsnt Of W. II. Hill
dreth 4 Co, in another column. The
property so advertised, comprises some
Of the most desirable locations iD the
heart Of the city, also large amount Of
real estate, improved aud unimproved,
together with private and public resi-
dences, mill and millsites in east Dav-
export nov iucop GRATED in the city, and
. place which will become ere many years
the most prominent manufacturing point
in our city. Any persons wishing to 90
cure q fine lot upon which to erect q res
idencs or business house, or for specula'
ting purposes will find this opportunity
. rare one, ss this property is OF that
class which will be certain to increase
in value with rapidity second to nooo
in this CITY.
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