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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12
PERKINS Il CO.,
General Commission Merchants,
NEW ORLEANS
W N PERKINS ...,on -
FARMERS, TAKE NOT

FAR hERS, TAKE NOTICE.
ID s. WELLER, Agent for J. McElM & CO.. Portland
lie KY is nov prepared to furnish J. Bamhorough's
--latest improved GRAIN FAN, ceebra ed for expedition v
clearing all kinds Of rain add seedsPaented March 2J
lS4J,
Moses HAM, Jr, Boston, Jef courty KY GER
thes hathe leaned, Of these fans, Pile OF wheat
which he supposed 10 be geo bushel when be It,
ne ouna he had 100 bushels Of c an Nhea and 81 bushels
OF pure smut.
NJ D. Huston Spencer comfy Ky, certes thai he
ed, on one Of these Fans, IS bushels Of wheat in min
utes, ana did Il Well
J. g. Byar, Of Smpsonvi'ls KY certHes that he IN
en- and hall hours, clean ed 435 bushels Of ready
market.
THIS Fsn has taken seventy three FIRST premiums and
serea silver medals AWArdea
~ All ordes promptly attended TO- Price $50. EV-
cry faa warranted.
June lO-2m.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12
Louisville Market.

LOUISVILLE, June y.
lRoN-Stonecoa and charcoal quote at and &c, in
lots to the trade We quote pig S2sGD32 per ton and
mos.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12
FIRE BRICK.

< nm FIRE BRICK, just received and for sale by
O,VOO [june CIV STEWART OWEN.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12
LAND WARRANTS.

\ WILL pay Cash for LAND wARRANrs At ny omee
Il 30. 70 Cherry street Ia ny absence apply q A.
shAnkland. lfebiSiyl J. Q. FkLLoWk
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

NLUHH AND AUELLI BRUSHES.
ID EcEIVED per Express another invsce Of Hair roosh
H Nail and Coth Brushes. Also. every variety Of
TueSirg and fa.et Combs.
Juasa. J. II. MeGfLL;
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12
A WORD TO TUE WISE I

IF OC
wish to be
HEALTHY and
sTRONa during
the Summer,
go at once and
get some Of
M'LKAN's
CuERRATED
STRENGTHENING
CORDIAL AND
Blood PuRIFI
ER IL Ia thu
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12
MILL, CR0SS-CUT & HAND
SAWS
KNOB-PLATE; GUN-LOCKS;
SIFTERS, SHOVELS, & SPADES.

ALSO,
large assortment Of Guns Rifles and Pistols; Table
and Pocket Knives Scissors and Shears; Fancy Hard.
ware Of every description.
June SIT BEAUMONT, vANLEER CO.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

GLK, Isle Thread MeEuo and every variety o. Gotten
- received and for sale BY
Juae 3. J. r. McGIII.
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SOUTHERN LOTTERY.
HAVANA PLAN LOT Terry!

JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY By A U :
TRORITY or TIE STATE or GE0RGEA-
y EMEMBER this Lottery has only IS go Sumbsrs-ssa
A. than any Lottery IN lhs sorid-
EATURDAY SMALL scHEME. % be drrgn IN P1ehc >
al Macon, Ca, under "a slpsrnienne nee o. 70
Geo. n. Logan and ". q. Andsrson, 30.
Every Saturday in june isSI-tS,OoO
NumbeTs!
CAPITAL PRIZE. s5s00oi
k- Prizes Eayaels silhout dsduetea- -
- "a s~.wws Iuua an. 49,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

pREsEsvED esus ApP'as, PsaGAsa "a lsss .sssa.s a.
Il salssy Lokahuksf 90.
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HENRY x. OLIVER,
OTTO DRESEL,
GEO. NJ. WARREN,

The following instrume nts were offered for e
Forty eight Piano Fortes, subdivided as folio
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-06-12

EVANSVILLE, June 10 The steamer Aida, from
Nashville, bound up, ran into the Fashion last
night above Smithland The Alba sunk to her
cabin floor. The Fashion was bat slightly injured.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03
FOR WABASH RIVER.

WSII-.Ik II THE fine steamer RANGER,
r. f3=Yyys1si Parr, master, will be here to.
to load for the a owe
destination, ans: will regularly IN the trade. For
freight or passage apply on board. or to-
feb2 JOHN s MITCHELL.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03
EVANSVILLE IND. WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE g. 1857

IxFANTIcIDE.--The developement, on
Tuesday last. of an aggravated case OF
inanticide in our ne;ghboring town Of
New Harmony, caused considerable Hut
ter and excitement in that morally mod
Ell and usually quite place. The parties
implicated are William Taylor and wife.
arecentiy married couple resident Of that
place. The motive that prompted the
crime appears to have been the same as
in the mass of cases Of its character, viz:
to conceal the shame Of the mother. We
might give details of the occurepce but
decline doing so on account Of their dis
gusting character. The parties were ar
rested, and upon preliminary trial were
committed to answer at the next term
of the Circuit Court. Taylor was sub,
quently liberated on bail. The wife is
in confinement at New Harmony. ber
health being such as to prevent her for
the present being removed 10 the jail in
this place. ut Eernon Adr. Z, -, !,
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03

HThe Boston Traveller hears that
Mr.. b. + Dalton. who recently sued for
divorce from his wife, has received let
ter from a few personal friends including
his former employers, some ofhis school
mates, and others whe have long known
him, m,in. which they express their deep
sympathy for him in his domestic tIoub-
iesS.i The sum Of one thousand dollars
accompanied this document, as evidence
ofthe sincerity Of the parties. ea a7,.g !.
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03

THE MEMPHIS EXCURSION TO CHARLES
ToN.-rhe Memphis papers come to us
with the first tinstalment Of the news from
the excursion, party to Charleston. Over
six hundred started, among them about
fifty ladies'. The celebration at Charles
ton will continne three days Every
private house will be one ofen :ertainment
white the festivities continue. At Hunts
vile, the first night out, full five Yhund-
red citizens of the place weren't the depot
soliciting the pleasure of taking home the
visitors to their houses for the night.
Very few Of them got taste OF hotel liv-
ing in Huntsville.-Mssou,I Republican
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03
FOR THE WABASH.

---CSIf-5Ik - REGULAR Evansville and
Es5E-Nix& j Walsh River packet, steamer
ak<l>s<s ARKANSAS TRAVELLER, ii.
King, Master, will ply regular packet during the
season. For freight or passage apply on board,
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03

0TLiving on what we expect to make
affords as much more liberal support, so
long as it lasts, than living on what We
have made. A great English humorist
says that ready money is a great, check
on the imagination."1a The credit system
isa great invention for making people
feel and act as though they were rich. - It
beats baldiace and is almost equal to New
Jersey champagne. .-..l... s,.r,. ~ -
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
$500 CHARLES BABCOCK,
IMPORTER AND DEALER IN
COACH AND sADDLERY
HARDWARE,
Main Street, Near Water.

Axles Springs; made Of the best steel; Bands, En-
ameled and Of all kinds Of Leather Cloths, Lnings tor
Carriages, yarnshes Castinrs Of all kinds, Saddle
Trees, English Birdie Leathers, Bits, Stirps, spurs,
Eaines, fine Silver Hames of all kinds, Jenny Lind
Sig Trees, Self-Adiusting Pads, Taylor's Patent
Hames, Fly Nets Shoe Threads Horse Blanket Lon
don Firth Webs, American Girth and Rein Webs, both
Cotton and Worsted; London Welt Skins, superior
article; Ivory Gua Pecha and Brass lined Martenai
quality OF Carriage Bolts, Patent Gig Trees, &c. &c.
keep in fact everything apperfaining 20 either
branch of the business and understanding both hranchs
thoroughly, would respectfully invite your at
tention before purchasing elsevhere. -,,.,x,
am also agent for WARDS PATENT PRING
SADDLE -TSlTl-' 11fIr ap20dkw
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03

PAPER IN HAyANA.---The manulacture
Of paper has been commenced in, Havana
by a company with capital of 100000.
They claim to make paper as good and
cheap as that produced in.1he United
States or England. The last arrival says
the company has increased there capital
to 100000. ,,- -. ,.,.- .esib
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03

e REVERSE OF FoRTUNE-Compare the
splendid apostrophe of Burke to Maria
Antoinette, in the day of her radiant
state and lovciiness, with the anne xed
entry made by the sexton in the record
Of the Madelaine: "Paid seven francs Tor
q coffin sor the Widow Capet" go y I
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03
GREEN RIvER PACkET.

fCIL.IL II THE steamer UNION, Capt.
Esl5SsS -sx55sz ~ Roberts, having been just fin.
<szzsished with all the latest rn-
provements, of 300 tons capacity, fast and very ght
driught, viii ply regularly in the above trade, for
which she was built expressly, and socits a liberal
share OF pubic patronage For freight passage ap-
piy on oolni. Gai = rrl-- l,.,ol. -. ~. mhi
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03
LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON, PACKET
AND EVANSVILLE REGU.
...lrH- LAR Jacket, ehfillfnTt

n 1oII-slk - THE well known and fas.
Szsssa i sseanbos. VI. A. EAVES, Cart
ssesz. Duncan. has re-en.ered the
te Tor the season, and will continue 10 make regular
trips. The acconm0iatons for passengers are 81 a
superior order For freight passage apply hoard
Leaves Louisville every Wednesday and Saturday al
every Thursday and sunday At o'clock, D. m. =
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03
EVANSVILLE AND LOUIS.
WILLIE REGULAR PACKET. v-s..

A-1lI3lk II THE steamer DIAMOND,
E4s3.-Y sty.d j Can't. Holcraft. has resumed her
- Gold trade, and will make her reg-
nesday and Saturday, -. -. - dec3I =
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03
STEAMBOATS,.
REGULAR LOUISVILLE. AND
sp, MEMPHIS PACKET.

fcisEAI TIE splendid Easssn ger steam
7. GkEy63$5lr r EOhIHEhNEh, =: ".
Passing gvtasvil!s, going up every wednss1ay: at
Saturday at II o'clock, N. Will make regular weekly
trips between Memphis and Louisville, landing ct all
Sortherner T. unsurpa-s for speed, comfort ard fe
ty.. Connects at Louisville with the mamraosh %. s.
mail steamers Jacob Strader and Telegraph No. 2,
for Cincinnati, and by Railroad thence to- all Eastern
cities..' II -. :. ....rr-.r -
this stamer, will save time. expense and 20 to hours
disagreeahle Railroad travel.
Connects ut Memphis with The splendid line of New
Orleans and Memphis packets, and the Napoleon and
White River boats, and az Paducah with the Cnmher
land and Tennessee River packets; At with the
st. Louis packets. t.- ap39
LOUISVILLE AND HENDERSON PACKET
- -, -STATESMAN, ffss ~. .r.~
'.fs s;;ss1 ss.1!y.sss. Iss.:s ss!s::s s!'' sss
6LouiSvilie and Henderson, pass
ing Evansville FRIDAY and TUESDAY Afternoons.
y rape1t 7" -fs.s 80 ri'- ftHI -tfa ffl fn
The Evansville daily journal., 1857-06-03
WABASH RIVER PACKET.

a. NSI..lk -. THE light daught steamer
. s4l.-yr.::S G5fl KATE SARCHET, L. r. De-
.1Ezxs$->x MASTER, will run as a
regular p-eget between Evansville and the different
points on tho Wabash River, during the entire s<epn.
For freight or passage apply on board. febl0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03


ssw ii lie ssoss Of barsows I Pr~siysssu
n Davenport, lille simple machine Tor
planting corn, called Wsks6tId's Corn
Planter. He looked At it sttentiveiy shout
len MINUTES, aid saw that i was JUS the
thing he wsnied, aud he bcugh, DOZEN for
use upon hrs own farms. P.onp, IN ,hi. /,
ASA everything else, he p.rce,vcd q III ky
sni se'esi promptly. L. no, this, ! as, IN.
/. crei Of h:s success? H has 1860 acres
x corn isnd 10 lshi the coming spriag, al q
With THIS Ii tie mach ne iaa' costs only 1--WE
or Fix duilsr', lie will plant il, we are Told
6y good au,horiiy, after the ground is We'll
p epsnd, tot ID cents per scre. Ago.
IN '"y other. viii base i..es'gacityG Will
bny thea. Bat the ersahe;s viii wall d
yea all ie heir ieisnbor. try them. They
tS. The good Old way be-i ,"-iiaey ate
afra 4 HE e is some fanke. ,s,a bout i, ~
sosDe way. To b. sure some 10 90 smrIs
n Ohio sed ii.Ho, used il ld>t ,.ar, aud
teah 1T II IA ihn hi.h .si t.rns;-io he sue
.Be sac 1gticui.t.fai FAIRS IN limos and
ia I""a ava ,;ed 10 it the fret premium the
pas .Sii, L,ttley are s,iii uno~si.vi 4 and
su~lic.ou.. Tia pfce j., ton hi. b .r s,me-
hn. = the matter
-, II sny mat las scr # RI hi 10 DIS
c,id ley apis a. .eid ms boy for he
new, - o discatd ka,,roA,- AMI ifas.t IN
too 20 d ssard nc Cos,uck's AID NJ o..
n.y.. Rsap.Ts, and Wax. Fl. las Corn Plant. |
e s,'if ie val; but tn question j.. whom
wi he tauL rio-t? fagCaEss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03

D4ia.,' "a ssssteai ta.il Axnae'or.--Ihe sres,
snl triae Isl ,lsrse,ersis LALi.ti's AAGIc
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
LIST. vi Ls v.f is.iii.g si.i sis. unique p.oprt.
., soyp sp.s4 u say eat ,nai .n, ,, 10 ch CT IN
sais stssn listaalls, snd tsp.diy to reduce IT, Ii,
,s.,arv c.rsiitur. IT. g'es, io~., u alleviate Il
tu..n VI burns and scAlGs, Of eit ssn'u
ease. Ia 10 i1c .lihly short rpaCe oil iin, 81 a.
All. .vksar II ~ th Z v ie-ilnN mas ceiernto al
s.xa stary iIt "a. nii d .4 .sLJ AVA nat IL
al. eases u x,sruni ,aIWy 10. pau 70 y "anc o
Lugau,salin 4 H. .,.s ~ p.r.'. aud 'A~ieore u
yoa remove IN. aus IT. n G aus, ;esfs
~ tls "a III atig p'o.est1 r. HahrHis ths pa
esa ,hsi 1aay i.Tt the -yst ~, a. aIi ssn ~
pa,sa 10 u s.f~,, araw isp.ly ii iiapafe mate
q, Ia. .uf.cc an. J Ct !t-hsac IL great aischs
Il psoa .ee. fron s.n, .ccss.o'.sd oy b.sas- -I'i
whes applied IA sad aye.eSsis snss. ss. Ms III
sr osbss Gu Aassus iisas~s.
ksch boz of s-nui.. Daie y PAN Exirset9r b.
spon Il y al e,sts Ensrsvsd L,Iea @lih the sizna-
suresaC v. CLiCkENEa =. 60. fivPfi tore. and
uHNyy uALLi. manufacturer. All ".Asfs ~
e,au,, H. rtics23 cent- pr sox.
a. Au,.,t, sh,uli &c s'iirrssei 10 C. v Click
s.sr 4 ~, ~ .-reiAy street. NV fVrh.
SID ~ sii y, ,sais,. AMI Aei'eihrd Aier, through
n, "a. tf,,,.-, -,...- yl6-'iaN Sun
Nm. 4. l.utshei.y's Hair DV.-No burning
Ali.tsring con,,,uni cpuri ever have attained The
aavsrsai favor accorded to TINS Dys. tha Original
ssvvs failing isvoritc. Nature l. MT nprs true T.
hrs,sas than brown black p-due In tle re'i-
.s. srsyest Or most frcwzy hair by II. Mad; and
so.d, OF spvusd al Bateheors Wig Factory, TN cine
private rosus) 13S broadway. Nov Yo'k. VIM a
Detchcler 10 lLe Of ell senuius others ar. I'M
ttatasns.
FER sale ~ Alvo-d = Van Pattcn
ss.p3S-siswirn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03
rhe Masonic k.sssvaiesNSW Hear
&c. 81.
The Festival aud Ball VI the Mason.

&c. 81.
The Festival aud Ball Ut the Mason.
&c Fraternity which 10 X piac o. tts-,-s
IN. before New Yen's dny. Wa are DID
ny about 80 persons, among Won we
a" scq,a'ntsi,ce> frcm ma,, Il cuf Sss e.
Cries The inn-ic OF the Uii C.n,. y I'd
It NV, Cry VS. .xt e,I-,i, aud z " uni-
v@r a, shisf.ttion. Dsncu { cVmmen, ed
e ny ar w.s kept U, IN il after u,iinish
w'.sn ". left IL. Hal tn. supper was
provided i. the Tuscan Lnise Room, bot
III. room wa ID small that bu about 81
Odd b- seated AZ Que 'itn~, and The com-
pany were Obliged I" 20 20 The table in sec
TONS, which created some confusia..
l. was Fl ally .nnounc. 4 ny order 81 the
committee that tue ladies' would be served
hr-'. ih- supper was excellent in gu Il "
and abundant in q,a''i.y.
New Years DIV WIS a general jubilee,
AID almos' .veiy man ard by ~ tho "
was engaged Ia MAKING cali. upon the :
ii SIeens, bngsies, ami ca'rv- ais were
oat ia such numbers as 10 leave Livery
Stables looking empty AMI lonesome Door
Del were constantly on The ring, and cot
fee, cakes and wire gr,ced almost every
table with WELDON C 10 visitors II was a
gene, al turn out and gala day. Boys were
skating upon the ice, and the travel between
the Twin Cities gave the river bridge the
appearance of the passing Of an invading
army from morning until evening.
On New Years evering, TIE Sons Of Ire
land had most excellent, orderly aud M.
merously attended Ball a, L-Ciaire Hall,
Which passed of 10 tho qualification Of all |;
while al the German Thsatre the German
Citizens ~h'tlrd in the gutdy waltz 10 the
muse If the ba ID.
Take 1t all in all, Davenport has seer
few such lively Holidays. reioicings a"
merry, nakings a. those of This WINTER.
Business rs agiiu vesum-d its SWAY al q
th- maris Of itad- are more b,i>k for the
ib,iI,es and rrjaicibgs Of Holidays.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03
RI d. 'f 80
usr.r =. 81. IN

WIN Gr ; ~. IN oi4.= -. ta
s-it.r tm,., p.,! ra "a q.
az 81 IA /. ,ne.n>- So, -, in - 4.
= Il reic,y
; ,ae II. We .ini al. qh~ I" y = j,
H.. Irompi io,>.cu'", ai,i q >.rn M do
hot a.ws, >u,c,' d in.'e ,'lasl, ihe, a..
Lsr ,n,i ihi ca.i.ot b, kept t"sn hy an
verse oi.ci.n t,i,ce> -ta-y are the u.-L
Who a,e III, most lih.iy 10 b y. The "a J.
si,ie.d 10 e.tch the tis favour = g-i.-s 1
fo.,unc. ..rbrie tide IN The aifslrs II
R-m which tak u Al its ils".i leads o. to
loriunr,' amt sucn mrn VII be ia. nin. IL
improve IL. Waist The old 10y >o,i OF
m-,, who dis.lu-i ev-ryb, dy bee zu.r !.iet.
are some kaaves, Ard es.ry Inv-niion bs.
aiorg, croakitg IL the .nierp,.ze OF iter
nelghtois OF The present d.y.mhith accort.
irg o thar view vi 'ninssis all fuss aud
tu,j,o ana viii Cause svls dreadful crash
Al he end. Such men nigh, take lesso.
II they womb, f'om az aneciotc that Is told
vi ohe Of The contemporaries os the good auti
enierplis.ng man who ha,!t the Ark !:
This anC ient cI0as er wonid hoi believe in
The D.vlLe Threatening respecting the de-
slruc;ion Of The world till after The Ark had
been laden with lis precious burden and he
fountains oil the great deep had actually
"broken ur.n Thea il is said he called
earnestly to the good man 10 take him in,
bu, finding after all his earnes,ness that las
calls would lie UNDECIDED, he with TO better
spirit than the croaksrs OF tue prs.eni day.
cried out go 10 thunder with your old ark
Il don't believe We shall have much 81 a
shower"
The question with which We s.arted vas
suggested 10 our mind short time since. ty
watching the rromp'nes in dec,si, n an.i
action of one OF the no I en.sfp,i.ior aud
successful Of the enterprising II en- Of Scot,
County, a nan when no adverse ci,cum.
stances could depress. Who ;hou-h he
might b. defeated BY the creates, odds in
establsshng the Independence of Hungary
could make himself . man Of priac~l,
wealth in its valley Of the Mississippi. II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03

We wuus cal ia. atsL,i.E ~ Mertba' Is, Basi-
nsss IA a slg otbers e. 'sr.iiies :er executing
Nib pr upiuc.s. AID IN cup mr. nist ner. J0l
rRiN1IN,, ~ sitiis vtrefie. qlaiit!ea sad cst r,
Az sltl Ar Il 4. u pt mage. Ls,!, GOT
10 coz iae AZ! ~ ass IL l.sg 20 vur JsbLing
EstaL .shiesii,s ar- rreptr',itJ cut ri tiBd
VI Pl.lt std . HaIn.n " ork o IA Bal Tick a.
p ~ sibal $, ar s..ssef! d sc5il'ioa. Cn4tIars
ID vsFtti.s oil prbtIs Ia &c d, smv Bs,ass, "
.oiF-; ais, PS.ih l. xSsr. Rri rs. Ci.sck-,
u lis o Ia <, y - Scte', Wa Eli lam
Bill. &c viii IA sts'rs AID - e. 40 = Ie tim.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03

The undersigned hereby very CRATE
fully acknowledges the receipt Of y
purse Of two hundred dollars in gold,
as New Years present from the gen
crous and faithful people of the First
Presbyterian Church OF this City. My
present snppilcation is, that one and
all participating in this expression o.
christian confidence may receive man
told more in this present time, and
IN the world to come lie everlasting"
CHANGING at the past seven years OF
my labonrs in this community, and re-
fecting OF the future, Il thank God
and take courage" J. d. Mason.
Davenport, Jan. end. 1857.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03

You should all know where Cloth
ing i male ~ u der ~ tie nraic-t and u,os'
a h,ouabir n .n,r.. W,llth.l pace is ~.
The ives, SIDE IL y a,,y STREET, OYER TIL
Barkirs Hone Il Nr>sis la man. P,N-
,f>N u j. ~; I'd TIE vok z" I. J.,
h &C u. l., 4 worhm II tae W">'. ~.
c,'.j4' V. and ,lt'.It n,i, ihNn.s ) & b-r
...i.. ,se t'lr "a, iasGe o6sff 81 f Il
ON .Arp ,nee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03
STATE DEMOCRAT.
TiI9 sTATE DEMOCRAT.


As an advertising psp'r the State Densevas isues
'srssiy rasafesis ~ the established medium Of tus
ess cDGmusicstIon hstwcen the buyer and seller;
srssly Increasing eireuistioo. both st bonn. ~
abroad. oners favorable Opportunity for Judsescn
is~ssuins'ion ofmercantiis in;.ii,nncc. II II sso
svo-iie faulty Journal, bssoc Rtsn Dsisrs. vel
- m.re extensive trades pie. Xechsnics and Citl
tens VIII fna It's column n " . prosperous
las,ness "A WORD 70 rms Be"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03

Sr. LuKEs CHuRcH.-Wc regret to
learn that tn, Rev. r ,bcrt j. Parv,n has
declined the R"ctor-hip of ST. Lnkc's
Church, in ais city, to which he was re-
Gently invited. We further learn that
Bishop lie. has consented to .urp!y the
paris during the winter. exc, pting AT
such tunes a. he - necessarily absent in
he performances Of his general Epi-cp-
pal .iut,es; and on such occasions snch
arrangements Wi, be ~ ,ie as to secure
uuinter,unted services.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03

100esssus - Hs0slss-Ds. Chees0aa's
eln1e.-TAs sonbnstps " insrsiients In thesr Pil,
re- ne result u long ard sxssaavs psse,ies. fhs,
- nilA W tksir opsrston and certain la CORRECTING
~ irrsgulsslts pHlnfuI sasnssruatln removing u
sAssrusbns, vhsshsr frora ooid Otherwise, hsai-
go, pain " tbs sids pap,atsn u the heart istuib
~ dssp. whish arise from sn,ssrsptsn Of nature =
~ can ~ aocsssfuily as pr,ssntivs. Thee
vsps should never W taken la pregnancy - the,
would sore to cause miscarriage. warrsnted pure
,vsss,sbs, and free frpm anything Injurious TO lr
n bsslth Exp..eii d,recious sL.ch should be read
soosmpxuy Zach bos. Price 81 Tor sals by the
osusglsts Ia Davenport, and ilitaes 4 Ciippenger,
gxk Island S.nt BY mail tY inco.ps 81 u DR. Cor
se,ius l. Cbees, mail, NJ. Is2 Broadway. New yorh
fi.a sol ul
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03

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Sh rin' ONE Ia bay 10 ~ S'u "a, III, u Ia
dA, OF jana s'2 '',ekr.M fr he pa pr II
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be ID at ] W. Cit. III 9hd sy fJaauAy.
b, I'd oi Guy Cent. al Com.
NsWs ardAnssigsy o,y.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03
LOCAL. ITEMS.

A Sermon to Young men. To-mor-
row nf,ernoo" b shop Lee Ill oblg" a
discour-e, at Trinity Church, to young
men 10 view Of education for tho miois.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03

The ID mo- a. = Dase,.prt sr. QI',t Il 10 mt
al tie Co ,ri II IN So r lSy til oh d., Of jan
ua y Instant, to,,e dc .. I 10 attend The Coun
~ ConS sniian, ca d To on tn. II |, iust.
u ord ri III Town hip c IN.
Jan 3,la1 Nsscs sud An.egsr COP,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03

Don't forget the meeting Of the liz
LIEF ASSOCIATION this evening, at tho
Sheriff. Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-03
DRY CAlCAt:0 i.ilM EER.

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