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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-04
The May Flower.
From the Springfield Republican.

From the Springfield Republican.
Under the ferns I found it,
Sleeping quiet, and low,
A few red berries around it,
And leaves crisped over with snow,
Thus with the ferns around it,
Close to the drifted snow,
The child of the Pilgrim found it
Hundreds of years ago.
The red man roamed in his glory,
The red squaw nursed her babe,
And high, where the rocks were hoary,
Her boy with his arrows played;
The white child sought the river,
For the pale arbutus' blow;
The red boy grasped his culver,
And aimed at him down below.
Still, still, by the banks of the river,
Sleeping quiet and low,
Midst scarlet berries and heather,
The waxen May flowers grow;
And still to the banks of the river,
Do children of white men 60,
But where is the boy and his culver,
That aimed at them down belowf
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-04

The DRsD ScoTT DECISION IN PRAcT1cE.-Slam-
ming the last door of the first car and opening
shat of the second, the = genteman'y conductor
Of the New York train made his appearance with
his bow and smile, and, " tickets, gentlemen, if
you please"
Seated in the front corner, surrounded by her
personal conveniences, such as carpet bag,
umbrella, big bundle, little bundle, few apples
and pieces of cake, was colorrd lady, whose
face the hue of an inverted saucepan, contrasting
with her snow-white ivory and eyeballs, gave
that pleasing African expression which is so often
the type of humor and good nature
Ticket, ma'am," says our conductor with
civility regardless Of complexion IL hasn't got
EN-" she replied. 'bu, l. SO got money any ways"
and she began TO tumble in her bag, then in the
bundles, searching these articles through in vain.
"Come, hurry up" exclaimed her now slightly
impatieh. friend; " can't wait all day"
!" Bsess yer soul. don. think l find every
thing in a minute, but Use got money somewhat
must be in dis yeah cawpet bag" and she fel,
in her pocket accordingly for the key.
We'll, well. III pass through, and when you
get back perhaps you will have i, ready"
" Vas. sar'in," said Dinah /; but as she passed
along she reached out her umbrella, and giving
him poke upon the shoulder, asked I" What you
gown to charge fot freight -
Freight! What do you want to know that
for ~
"Cause does Use civil, ain't !"
d" Well five cents a foot; there, now don't you
bother me any more but find your money!" and he
went his way.
There seemed to be a peculiar drolIery about
the lady's eye and mouth, the one rolled around
In its black sea Of flesh, and the other opened to
give vent to an involuntary "yah - 1t was
hot long now before she found her purse, and
Withdrew some small coin; which she kept ling
ling in her hand, as she KEEP, up her occasional
cachinations.
In dur time the conductor returned for his mon.
", aud upon extending his itching palm, was
scnswhas sstonished q, receiving the precise sum
Of ten cents.
"whs. do you meant" he exclaimed. The
fare to New York is Ave dollars"
"Yas. yas, | knows that, for white foks-tor
folks whdt DIM fotks-but Ise nobody Use freight
lis. Yah yah! Poor rule a. don't work bof.
ways; five cents foot, heah they is ~ said she
extending pair Of enormous ambulators 70: the
inspection Of the conductor and us all.
The nonplussed funeticnary stood undetermined
for moment among the shouts Of the passengers
until Nm idea Of compromise occurred 10 him, a.
he exclaimed swell. If you are freight, tax.
Yourself of into the baggage car" But ever
there Dinah was too much for him, as she replied
Jus you pick up your freight if you want to cal
om of !"
This settled the point The conductor vanished
and Dinah offered pious ejaculation "Lors
bress dat ar 'Preme Court, and JUS gin EN- credi
for i've dollar BILL any way!'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-04

SAID, with laugh "great grandson Of the
famous Sir Stephen Honi D'Eux, who was o
great man in Henry's and Mary's time He
marred-let me see. here's book that tells
US all about them--he married Susan Pfoddy.
who was d, SCI nded from a noble family who
came over with w .lliam, and assumed their
name from the motto of their house. PRO Dec
ct Rege.' See, here is the rn- W tn the coro-
net, and under it the words"
81 know her well" said Tommy, " she
was Susan Proddy's child, as married Dodger,
the miller of Wakefield"
The countess laugh d long and loud.
"1ou pronounce the names incorrectly,
Master Thomas. She married Reginald u Or
Ter, the head of the great Norman family of
the D'Oziers of Coutances, who were called the
millcrs from their prodigious strength and the
blrtle-axe with which they fought in the Holy
LAID and you degrade them into the peb-
ali Dodger. Ser here is another ring with
the explanation of the name you call Honey
dew"
She took from cupboard, plain gold ring
anC. showed it to her visitor.
fuckers but this is more odd nor the
other l sent that ERE to thy grandmother's
grandmother the day she was married to the
constable in Warwick Church. And | do t. II
thee, the name was Susan Prodigy and Stephen
Honeydew | seed 'em both, and l wanted
to marry thy grandmother's great grandmother
myself and | would, too, ouly was SO sickIy
and weak"
"Get thee to the buttery hatch, and get
strong" said the countess Pr ttishly; "thou hast
outlived thy strength and memory and l will
have thee cudgeed to death if thou breathest
word more about your Honeydews and Prod
dy's and Dodgers"
Tommy hobbed as we'll as he was able to
the buttery, and there endeavored to recover
his courage and drown his remembrance of Su-
san with such copious draughts Of beer, that
III less than week he expired of repetion and
indigestion. He was buried at the expense of
the illustrous family Of the Honi D'Eux, and
on his tombstone was written
In memory Of Thomas Parr, aoho died IN the
gear sixteen hundred and Mirty,frs, at the age
Of one hundred and fftyMee.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-04

q why eught fisherman to DO very wealthy
Because his - oil met" profit.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-04

They have right to censure that have heart to
help
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-22

Anew nsvrl ~ NE aa.hor q "rss nsir II Red
sysc , Z. %. Q. pn LEWIS r LINZ a.. u..v.v
Publish on Friday
LIFE AND PUBLIC SERVICES or DIR. LEWIS r; INN
FOR TEN YEARS SENATOR or TIE UNITED STATES Fsoh rS
STATE or MISSOURI
One veum1 svo illustrated cih portal. view of hssnns'
Yew neu ,ho-ourhv with "the tircs,
West IAN DR. Linn AND no on. '9ox gssr nS y. ~,
trrpnr pstre lhored w,b zeal 10 d-yelope -
yne shms,. b, he snp-ra,e .ons 81 .g o% me s -s nc
kew wo,h BY The aahor Of Ihs as'r Of RedeN se
sy the ssssar ., The nelr 81 I.deya HssrssAss " "A
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the Her" and what psanon wsi n-tesrins % ne
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eds have been s-d 81, bs the pnhsher- =, supply The
sweep away cep,s W. do %, attempt coojscnr. Not
individuals uerel bat horssss i'onsstnt " great psI
speak mes. from hir hari Grandson do TO the
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Is there What ysoo,
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adjacent pats q An fom The carries discoveries 70 me
present time Ky q r. Qaschenbos, A. vel. limo
pss PORTRAITS nv MAcAUGsY.
BY Y Bsoiugton Nscaulay
J vel. limo. cspth. Brce 10 cents
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&EWRFAPHRs.


NACH NUMBER A VOLUME.
u hAKPsh,s WEEKLY
rive nents ssmber-s2 " "a year Number twenty oes
resol ihn day
Constitutional Law.
opsn sati & 10 New York.
EMeh % Intellect In the Sandwich Islands
sew law foip,s EScaed. sup-rcr court General FERN
That sbe lse Chief Jssce, Loesfsho~ Ia raAisre T.
~ Nsme.sks. a eoeu, ty Joha q wIuisr
The hsn A cout Town The Couet and l. ....o., u.-.
.ne sos ssen sad Map Of he sswors BAY ~" OF
hnrdeD IA semins..nse
LSrSrs s'1 New ,oos- aud Literary lcssp.
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.or,d irolole . T. "a rrrsossl--Aa Elefe~i voyage;
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Ssa 5e es si,scssd y Eoepsrs emen. q
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In King Jew se Travelled IN south Mccl; Porting .
The bead secrv.-chAptsr h- twenty FIRST; the s,ras
Rom
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"hs Mica arusu rears-s-f lustrrors0-nerzl Wihayu
Wsker q Nicaragua; Captain farnam e-aefal HeanuS
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pinrnrisi pn' tes,me'c 81
We.slp hsrket Summary.
faS,ons s'r Aey.- uIl-;rsions Of our h.shisns
hfng " the eiss Of Neg YORK "r brooklyn and
~ahsE Hsr,.r's Weekly sspphed vi beir bouses viii
vii p.sa "a and rssiden~ the oAbse
sus6etson lno vho deliver tbs viii SOLICIT
Psba he'd by HARPER lRorHsRs
franklin squSre. n. T.
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1 state f~-rsnv ~ ~ CITY m Few YORK = iNe m'tc-
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NRw roxk HERALD, FRIDAY, NAY % 1861


NVANs 4 ~.
O. GREAT GIFT BOOR SALn
81 Brosdway Lsfxrge Buildings Books sold n - uss
setl price In addition 70 which each purchaser VIII Ne ~
tsd with valuable xtf, " the time NJ sSls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-22


INACH NUMBER VOLUME.
~ HAkPEh'S WEEKLY.
Five = sumber-S2 " year. Number twenty -oas
d.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-18
LEGAL.
Trustees Sale.

vVHEREAe on the ninth dav % May, A D. 1885,
W James Allen ard Margaret A Alien his
wife, executed unto Samuel Sylvester AZ Trustee, a
errtain deed OF Trust, conveying TO said Trustee the
land In Scott County, Town, described follows, 10
Wit The south Fast quarter OF the South East
quarter 81 Section number thirty.hve 1851 In Town
ship number s'venty-nne (,sl North, q Rang
number two raj kast containing forty (io) Of
land, together with all the builsiinas and sppnrte-
nanees thereto belonging. which said CONVEX anSe was
made BY the said James and Margaret A Allen for
the purpose Of securing the payment 81 two GER
tain prom ssory notes and the interest thereon
signed by said james A Allen, payable TO Moses II
Pike, dated the 9th day of May, d. 1855, and pay
able ~ follows One for tbs OF fity dollars pay
able In twelve months from date, and for the
Of four hundred aud twenty five dollars payable NJ
tesn months Afte date with interest 1t ten per cent
alter due, ard whereas said Samuel Sylvester has
fused to act IS Trustee as Aforesaid, aud the under
signed at request OF the parties to said Deed Tru
has been appointed b, the County Judge Of Scott
County, 10 act Is such Trustee In the place OF said
Sylvester.
And now said last mentioned note having become
dna and payable aud the said James A Alien having
fsnrd 10 pay the same, Harvey Leonard Trustee
a. aforesaid do hereby give this nbiic notice that
by virtue u the power which n sc,i BY said
deed OF Trust, and the appointment OF said count
Juige, VIII on Saturday the ~ h day # september,
1851, at the hour orr O'Clock the Of sa ID
DAY, st ;c Gvet House door In the city u Daven-
port, EXPOSE and or for sale, At pub auction, "a
the htgest bidder for cAsh. the parcel u ianl
above described, or much thereof as shall
b. sufiici'nt u satisfy and pay the amount 81
said note with the interest thereon To the Of sal
together with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale Of this notice and Trustees fees Upon III,
completion Of such sale deed viii he sivsn II
accordance with the stipulation Of said deed VI
Trust.
Dated the 18th day Of August, 4 D, 1857.
HARVEY LEONARD,
aufl 5dtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-18
Trustees Sale.

XTHEREAS on the 30th day of Drc"mber. A u,
w 1856, John vogt AMI Auna Ole his wife, exc
euted unto Auttin Corbin N Trustee, certain deej
OF Trust. conveying to said Trustee the lard in
Clinton County, Iowa described AZ fusws, TO wit
The West half Of tie North East quarter and North
East quar- ter 81 the North East qasrtr of Section
twenty-tix l26) and kerth west quarter of North
Wet quarter of sect on twenty-five (2hl IN Township
e'gh,yiwo, (se Rang four, q snd North hair Of
North East quarter ~ the South East quarter ~
Section sevente,n, 90 Township cifity-t~o, tS2
Range i've, g. which said convey ance slad- ~
the said John Vogt End Anna Ole his wife, for the
purpose Of securing the payment ~ two certain pro-
ssory notes and the interest thereon signed hy said
John vogt and Anna Ole his wife, daei the 30th day
Of December. A u, 1856, one for 6ft' en- dollars aud
the other for sixty dollars. both payable six months
after date, TO the orier OF II. A. Thompson
And now. said notes having become dueani paya-
bic ami the said Juha Npgt and Anna Die his wife
having failed 20 pay the same Austin cpihin.
Trustee Aforesaid, do hereby give ills pablo
notice, that ty virtue OF tbs power which is
in me vested ~ SAID deed Of Trust, / will. on
Saturday the 22nd Gay OF Angus, d, 1851
at the hour Of two O'clock in the afternoon OF
said day. at the Court HOUSE door Va the city o.
Davenport, expose and offer for sie at pr blie
ton, the VxrceIs OF land abnve describ u, muel
thereof shall be sufficient to satisfy and p.y III
amount u said noies with the interest theTeun q
the day u sale. together with the expenses attend
ing said SALE costs OF this notice snh Trustees fees
Upon The completion ~ such sale dec, will he rivci
in accordance with the stipulation OF said de'd Z
Trust
Dated the Path day of July, 4 D,is57.
AUSTIN CORRiN,
July 2bli Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-18

"HEREAS On the 9Th dsy a December, A, d,
W iso6 Andreas Drtlef Ixuuha b and Anna
Laumbaeh his Wit, executed unto L.uIS A Mackiot
as Trustee, 4 certsn deed ~ Trust, conveying 10
said Trustee the land In Clinton County, LAVA, de
scribei as follows, to W.T.. TIL South hall Of the
North East quarter 81 Section number thirty three
t33) in Township Lumber eighty.thtcc ts5. J North
Of Range number i've, Is kast Of the 5th r. N.
which sail conyeyanc. made by sail Andrea
Dctief Laumbach and Anna Iauntaci, for the
purpose Of securing the payment OF y certain pro-
miss ~ note and the interest thereon signed b. said
AndIeas DETER Iaumbtrh, dated tho tfh day 81 De
cember. ID, 1885, Tor thirty-scven 90 100 dollars
payable SIX msnths after date. the order Of Austin
Corbn.
And now sail note having becnm. due and payable
aud the said Anlreas potef Lauuhsch having iaicsi
TO pay the sane, Louis A. Maoklot Trustee sfore-
aid do hereby give this public notice that by virtue Of
the power which II In ma veFted,y said eiofrrnrt
| will, On Saturday the And day OF August A ID,
1857, At the hour OF Check IN the aftrrno,n OF sand
day, at tho Court House, 6oer IN the city Of Davcn-
port, expose AMI oficr for sale at public auction, tie
parcel OF land above described much thereof a.
shall be sufcient 10 satisfy and pay the amount oi
with the interest thereon to the day of sale
,ogeiher with tn eXpnsrs attending said safe, costs
OF this notice and Trustee fees, Upon the compile
ton Of such sale deed vii he given In acc rdact
vito the stipulation OF said DEED ~ Trust.
Dated the eth day Of July D. 1857.
LOUISA MACKLOr,
July 25dtd grustce.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-18
ROPE CAkPEIINGS
TABLE OIL CLOTHS,

LIERY durable and suitable scr 0lices, Saloons,
Y Banks &c. just received at pes amt slosk .nd
rect GOULD n sTEERR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-18

Whslesals and rssail dealers N
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, Sash, Doors
Blinds, &c.
WIZ are sov receiving large assortment d
W Goods generally kept in . Paint and on Store
No. 10000 brsdy, corner Of Fourth,
aapa0 2 DAVENPORT. IOWA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-18


"HEREAS on the I5t h day ofJu'y, A. D., 1856,
w Hsnnsh Louisa I1otchks and Orson iIutchkis
her husband, executed unto Austin Carbn a TT
tee. . certain deed Of Trn I, conveying to said
Trustee the land in Scott COUNTY, Iowa, described as
follows, to wit: The West half 81 IN. North East
quarter OF Section twenty-four (lU Ia Township
eixhty, tsOJ RANGE one "a East, which said cnnycy
anae vas mad By the said hannah Louisa Hoicbks
and orson Ilo'cht, fof The purpose of securing the
payment Of certain promissory note end the iute.
rest thereon signed by said trron Hntchkis, dat Il
the 18th day OF July, ID, 1856 tyr Forty dollars,
payable ~ I've months after date the order 81 WIN
McManns.
And now said note having bee, mr. due and paya-
BILE and the ssid 0rson lIottLkis having failed
10 pay the same, Austin Corbin. Trusies a. afoIe-
said do hereby give this public notice that by virtue
Of the power which Is In me vested by SAID deed Of
Trust will, ON Saturday the nd day Of August, A.
d. 1867 1t the hour u O'Clock in The aftsf ~
said day nj the Conrt House In the city u Da-
veDport. expose and offer for sale AT public auoton
to the .ghest bidder for cash. the parcel Of land
shove described, mcch thereof as st all be sun
Client to satisfy and pay the amount OF said note
with the interest thereon 10 the day Of SALE together
With the EXPENSES ATTENDING said sale, Costs vi This
notice and Trustees fees. lyon the comI.iion Of
such sale decd viii be given Ia accordance with the
stipulation OF said Deed Il Trust.
Dated the cath day " July, A. y 1857.
AuS1i4; CORBlN,
Julyo6dti Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-18

4 0Oo, o0o Lights Rochester Sash from Bxl0 70 -,
i 10 u 0eefe sssd ~ sale ~ No 10000
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-18

UNION CAR AND BRIDGE WORK
FOUNDRY
KNOXVILLE.
CHICAGO, SET.
NAPS, 6ills, nrackets, Trusses, Columns, ste .:
u the latest paGAsrns made 70 order
Information - to prices, etc, may be obtained a
q eneo 81 oPsuu, 6OouRa and 60guof0n, Daveu-
ports Neck No. 4 Davenport, Iowa.
tfONE BOOMRR B0UTON,
s>arehlS6ts PropTIetora.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-18

IMPORTED WINES, CROCEgIEs,Ae
4. 4 w. GERRY.
5US Canal st, &7l9 Bro; dway, n. y.
Established Isot)
Importers and Dealers In ras' Qualities
FAMILY GROCERIES,
Or to the TRADE aolAi-,, PKlt A. ANTILLES.
ed al Who Hfe choice tsetI tate, Asd desire
genuine at..ele largo vsfirty Of
TDAS GkEEN AND Bi.ACk. SOJGHOh6, POUCH
ono. ENGLISH BREAKFAST, ooLOnG, IMP
bal, ny son, 6UNP0wpHk, YOUNG hYsON,
&C.. Ia chests and half chests, A..
O0FFIE-MoCHA and JAVA.
WINES-MADEKIEs, siERRIEs, PORTS, HOOKS
&c. very old and high grades, an original pAcka
re, demions msgnums and bottle.
BARTON and 6UEsTIERs CLARErs
CHANPA6kES Meet h Chsndon's, Cabinet Inn 4
yerzensy Do Ieidseiet,6 II Mumns, a. d.,
LIQUORS Brandies, RUNS, " hiskry GIN, AFRAID
Abssnthe, kirsch, &c, A., m original pse kAYes
als1, Curacao, fAraseLino, Anisette, Noyeau, Bit-
MALT LIoUogs-Lonion Brown Stout, Scotch and
English ALES
6kGAks--A variety Of Choice Brands
PiCkLES-EN6LisH and FRENCH
eAU0es-soI Fish. Currie Game Meat, &C
ChEkss- sIILTON. CHEDDKR, ROYAL YICTO-
MA, PRINCE ALBERT. PARMHsAN GkrY-
nhk, SAPsAGO, DUTCH, and AMERICAN
bU0Aks-LOAs, CRUSHED, PUIyERISED 81
CkOiA, &c ia barrels md half barrcIs
ENTHUSIASTICALLY aud AMERICAN
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE
nOur Liquors are warranted unsdulteraieJ au
81 our oWn importation. tApr IA dlvl
II Akk INDUCEMENTS To A6ENTs-KxPHRI
1CkNCED Oanvassing Agents wanted IN eli psrts
" ne county Tor the "CompTehcnsivo Geogrsphy
ana History, tAncicnt and AOiern) Of the whole
verdi, froI' the earliest ages to the present time
~. GooDkicn, tPeier Parl.y.) Elegantly bosnd
.oo peeutifuliy Illustrated Price ~. sold ouiy bv
Agents TO whom special districts will be given. Al.
klieants should state what counties ,bev onl5 ~
Ter particular apply TO
J. II. COTTON CO.,
1chiIdH lE wBiiam .treei, r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-18
Independent Telegraph Line,
chicago Alton Il ST. Louis R.R.
d. .S ~
Aih-LlAE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.

saiae leavs Catcago Jor 81. Louie aud inssrms-
didte places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted 9aOAn
express Train, Saturdays excepted) ll0Pn
traa.S icGoe 81. Io7..sJor Chicago and ir.se,me
dtate T.GeeS.
Accommodation Train, SUNDAY, excepted) 90 "A y
tKprtss Tram saturdays excepted 3SUP Y
-sins run directly iLrCnFh, without change OF
cars or baggage, Trains run through Joliet Loon.
.rior, Springfield, Carlnyille aud Alton
Williams this read make direct connections
u Jo.iat Cut or and Michigan Central Railroad q,
tit, rla6'nR ts the shgre1t, cuicket and mos. re-
.lia roate between - Louis snd New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central h. X al Bloomington, for La.
sal :, HsnGotz and CAIRO.
an Urea. Western OF Illinois at Springfield, fol
NJ atIr and ksules.
" u all tire haIirosds diverging from Chicago
s.tl dairy line 81 Feckets ~ y. Louis for Keokuk
hcw Orleans, and Missouri River
Through Tickets Tor all places mentioned above car
Re rtrared 81 all the principal ii. ket offices in III,
Gaijsd ot@tes, and at he Offices
Ia n, Louia II Chicago
fa0t 81 ~ G"aihBton Az = Dearborn street, oppo
saae, O. LsysS. site fremont House.
2loH'D Z. MOEGAS, IN, Surt,
s4aur1i agtrn, sGn j.. 1905. schtsiu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-18

kressch DtrndOsC CLAWS.
EDWARD p. DICKIE,
lAl Chambers street, New York.
Two doors west Of Hudson River Railroad Depot
hFbkDb TO dealers and cons uuers hi. ceebfnted
~ oraaas Of French window 0lass on favor able
esrms Parties wishing Information va no n, IA
ned With proes receipt Of their address ,nss Of
any dssired pattern and packed FREQ Of charge.
Nov ~, 1850, ~