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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-04

Das"The greatest organ in the world, is the
organ of speech in woman. 1t is an organ
without stops.
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-04
FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
A FRESH SUPPLY, for fall and winter sowing
II Also the Large White Globe, Red Top Rut
Bss. and Early White Turnip Teeds just received
the drug store of NoRwooD TLDoN.
TOOTH Forceps scarifcators, lancets, &c, for sule
l. by l. A. LEMON
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1857-07-04
CONFECTIONERY q FAMILY GRO.
Gerry
m HE UNDER RESIGNED thoukf FIJI far tbo III,

I -. '.Ni isb lpT tIc I'D
cra patronage which he has received for
the past year, during which, their efforts to
please and accommodate they trust, have af-
fordcd general satisfaction, with the view Of in
crcaSng that appreciation and support have
made large and valuable additions to their
present extensive assortment.
They are prepared to furnish Balls Soirccs,
Weddings, Assemblies, Dinner Parties (public
or privatc), and social gatherings, of whatcvrc
kind, with every article required.
An experienced workman will be sent when
necessary to the country to supcrintcnd the
fullilmcnt Of all orders
1t would be to the interest Of country mer-
chants and others, to call, examine, and leave
their orders.
CONFECTIONERY.
Candies assorted Ginger, Canton
Rock candy do Havana
Cakes & pastry, assd Rasins,
Sugar pITmS do Cherries in Brandy
Preserves in syrup Cinnamon and Spice
do Brandy Strawberry cordial
Candies, new style Raspberry do
CordialS asSd, superior Orgcat do
do common Currants
Muscat WINE Citron, preserved
CtrFaht Jey Cloves and nutmcgs
0uhcc 60 Almonds, pccanS
orange 90 Essences; lemon, rose
GROCERIES.
Shoulders and Hams Cheese and butter
Sugar cured Hams Coffee and tea
Dulicld's Hams, Chocolate
Oysters in cans,
Sugars; brown, loaf, MackcrcI, in kits and
crushed & powdered barrels
soap and candles Salmon in kits
Golden syrup, retail Dried apples
Sugar cured beef Pickles, all sized jars
Ketchups, &c Rhine wines,
Comprising full and experimentation of
superior Il a M LY G ROCERIES, all
Of which will be sold low, and in quantities to
sNt purchasers.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Wines old ~ choice Brandy, superior
Port do do do lower grades
Madeira N do do Whiskey, all qualities
Clarct do do Gin and rum, superior
Champagne do Scotch Ale
Muscat do London Porter
American Porter Sweet Oil, in half and
do Ale whole bottles
And great variety of other articles for
+ A MI L Y use.
Fresh Cakes and Bread daily.
jan 26 B. MOSES.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
TraaAtnAsA SAlA.


NvpEREAS on thr arst day OF septsnher 4. d.
w tst5, whism v Sch Ach ey,cut.i up'o Aus.
t. rim a Itusee. ,rrtAio de d OF Tru' I, con-
,.y!nk 10 sthi Trustee th' .and ia Nc ~ ,ady To-
va, q, s.iih 4 H. tlJw ,to-~tt Lot No. ont ti) in
block No. three t3l a. known and lie crifed on the
rist OF III" yey - fcrr' II i,or,'s Adit Oh a
III at oil Uavehpcr VII ca said O. nv y-uee vas
msie by he said schitseh fof the pm pose Of seeu
ring he payment Il ~ rta,n Ir mmiss ~ hot snd
ih ip'c cst the scn-d by said Sh,rach. dat'.i
the first dN OF Septemb-r, A. 1879, ami pay able
TO X M-tca la ON. year for ,wrlse hanarrd AND
ten dollars,
Aud n : said ro'c having bScrmc due and paya
bic AMI III ssii whlsmv s. Lracn hsvE 4 failed
10 pay thr sAne. l Austin Goblin. Tfusie s-afle-
sAd do here give th'- public rot'c. that by viriul
OF ihr y wer which In Ia m" W. ; Nv - deed ~
Trust vii on Sauiri h ~ " ~ June A
u. 1857. IN. hou ~ O'Clock III aftftn. on IL
tald y, NJ tho e. r house deot In he q % Da-
v.npatt ard /, n.' Tor sale, Pablo au' iiop
:, the hiuh, 81 bidder ior ca h. til pa Of land
a.oyt tesciit.c, Estt b. reof - all - ~ m
Client to sA'isy and pay 'he amount OF sad no,s
with ire NJ rsst thsis to The DAP ~ safe, " tn
With tie expcns,s Attr ng said ale, cost IL thil
n ee and ftu4 ee'> ses. Upcn the couI Teton OF
such sale de vii l.. Civ ia sc.ord with The
stipulation ~ id be ~ Ttnt
ID ted the 18th day OF April, u 1857.
'""''N - ATsTINCUbHlN. Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
81. o ~ e -
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,

SOUTHEAST CORNER wAsHiSGTOE AVENUE / THIRD 81
srL0UlS NO,
iucarporatc3 By tac q, raj Assembly, yaru
i AIRY twenty -focrin, 1919, with fs,l auiAorit,
ITO grsnt diplomas, award degrees, confer honors,
AM eAcrci,e d. aud sing Isr tn, rr.viigs ommo,i
10 O mrl"r"iti Ic,rs. authorized by Jaw, IN other
Stst-s.'-l Charter, Sec
III roafse o. Instruction, IN this Institution,
''uIar~ee- D'abl Entry. Bok-ke ping, COMMERCIAL
calculations. Commercial Law and nmAuship.
,,rltrm ntrr for the course ara ely.
and al ANY TIM, a. inst ution impaired
ally, AMI not III ca-es AID each uepa..m eot T. nte
pendent aud under cont II Of ITS respective Profess.
Who alone Is rcspouri br for the progress of he
pupils.
- Young Gentrmen wishing to prepare ihen-
selves for business pursuits are respectfully invited
+, call during BUSINESS hours, and xamine the mode
or impArting instruction, the progress of the pupils,
and lh- superior facilities extended to th,se desirou,
4 Quslfying 'h-m>eves TOR thr practical duties -
the count ing hou~". Personal refer ace gwen
aoove two hun'lred aud dfty (2oo, practical acooun
tsnts, how la charg, OF books this city, all Of
whom have completed then business education In
HI, Institution.
h For circulars. containing Information IL
r-gard 10 terms the II ctiou, AMI all
ousin 80 connected with Ste above, can cal at tht
sc III East corn-r Of Washington avenue and Fourt
street. or address,
JONATHAN JONES ~. Lonis, No.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
PUBLIC NOTICE.

i hereby given. that Gee, l. Davenport
1beneser Cook, Louis c. Desssiut. JOHN +
Cook. George B. Sargent. Austin Corl in.
Robert NJ Prettyman. Charles Leslie. An
tome LeClaire. John NJ. u. Burrows, jaime,
Grant. John +. Dillon. Hiram Price. job,
". Wiley and Duncan C. Ellridge. OF scot,
Couutv. and Loring Wheeler. John Cotton
Jhomas F. Buttertieid, of Clinton County
have associated themselves together upJ,
The laws Of Iowa, as Body C.r,nr ., = upd,,
che name Of the Wauss,,5. ;con Er;Je,
Company. The principal place os H., ,rar,.
action Of the business Of said Corporation i.
the City Of Davenport. Scott County. Inws
The business If said Company is to luild n
bridge across the Wautsepinicon River. & r
The crossing Of persons and property for
hire. The amount If Capital Stock is
Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars. and is to Q
paid - follows. viz:-Five per cent at III
time Of suhscri' ing to the same and the Iva
lance on call from theDirectors in instalment
- oot more than twenty per cent on tb
vhole amount and at intervals, Of at leas,
60 month. notice 10 be given Of such call for
eW0 weeks. the last publication being ten
6Ays taeore said call is due The said Cor
noeation commences on the 10th day q
Apsil, 1857. and Is created to endure in,
ysasA The Affairs Of the Company will We
6eadaetsd bv Board If seven Directors
ed . President, chosen from their owr
Danbsfa Secretary and Treasurer, and
o0aA other subordinate officers AMI agents
- nay be necessary. and said officers are te
- sleeted - follows:
n 0rst Board when Five Thousan.'
D1UnW dAan be subscribed, and their sue
ooe1ego onsually thereafter
!. - h1gAest enoant ~ Indebtedness
1nAe1el g vhisA sthis Company may At an,
- GA3ese itss9 = UAeea Thoussnd mi
= gg eg17e 11tf ~ Csmpesy,
= = st - ~ ~
: ~ ys1 Vuu4s.i
NJ y ~ ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
Trustees Sale.

NyHsrEaS ON the fret day March A. D, 1876,
w II ram dl.s an lab a NJ, ,iiev, .Seeusei
un o Austin CABIN a. Trnste', a c"rtrin d ell ~
Trt / nv y ng sshi Trust g IL land la Cuntnn
''oun,y Ioea. ties r,a d ~ ~ ows, To wit The ca.
tern u HIM irrd Il res OF tn. tsorth "A a inr g..
s.ctt-n nlrnier ish Isl in wa~iip n mier eight
IN (sil north " reu number ,.Dr O. rs-t; VINE
said { n,-y anc" VS. mai by said Medley, for a.
purnsseo cu'ing tn rut 81 = certain uton,
note nd "" incu ~ er~on signed b, sal
Medley hdi. he fir day fMt,h =. ~ 1856
pay T. to II Metrai On he 1T day % April 1S5
~ hrtv so iu0 a. ars.
AND NOW sid no having b.rome ne ,nd pa, ahl'
add til, sal I,ir AIN N s'l.y .vns fail Il opA u.
-am Au-iin t'0rtin TfJ tee NJ ur,s,i ID do tee
~ give tbs tuhi,e not that Nv ,r tn D
which i III me itsdhy aid e Il - Trn I~itl, u
"a nrh-v rhr 9Th Il y June A u. 1857 at t.. h,u
o'2o'l az IN tie 1it'rm on ~ cay, he C.ui,
u use da"r u tn eiiy ~ Da entoff rpose ai,d ole
Tor sal" NJ . bite M on 10 H. high, oder 10,
en- h Tire p-rcs 81 land above cssr bed or 70 niu.i
hereof a. haiib M mt srti,fv AID pay u 5,
mount OF -Ai ino W tn ihr t rest turr on to b,
dag Of sae, tog III. VI the cap Uses al ctd a.
-,l :, costs this tie" an e. Il, els e.
L. Oh Ia" IN, " Il ~, h al n .'ed wi te Civ
ia ect.d,uc" it'll tn siipristin 81 said e-d u
rrtst Da'ei the 10TH 'av My 4. n 1867.
AUSTIN CORBlN, Trustee.
IA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
Trustees Sale.

gX1HratAs ~, he ,,,h lay . &c. tie 1865
w FEED ich $ Ca ., Il III 9th Sirwt eN-
ecu ID 10 A sim CO.. hin - TT' stf, eeltain de-
oiTu ut ( nv,y iug "a SAID T, ssts IN ,and ~ Scott
u Is. Iov a. dvse ID. a, Hos, t'Wh LIT mum
To- iour ti) IN BIO, / lumber Lrer ~ ~ nslnio his
oil ion 10 the suA davenport VII ssm i'e
sne mod by tn- ssid FREDERICK \. >tWk ana
Dorothea SIrucx ter hi pit p &c " e w ng n.
YIN nj "f = certsin cmis not snd u" ihl'fs
ther on en- Il b, -.d frl J,rich Strs Ok AID DIE
roth n srruck. dated the 18th dry Of, cioter u.
thN payabi onrNts ate ca't 10 III" oid.ro'J bt
krran nj ssid no. h~,ing c me fu snu
p, b snd he said frrd r ch - tuek End Do uthsa
81, ucA wing f,L Il To pay h sam Aus 1, Car
II, trustee torres nd, ,in h. rrt WV ths pa'n
no &c that ~ vrtHe at he rr~-r whi'h T. III n
II 4 hy s,H e,d - r Vt vi on Sat rdsy the
Xfh ~ ne, A u is5. II hour % Z. o'aioek
~ ID alto no % sad y,si III q UT House do r Va
III" go u v mort, = and "a e 'or sale, ~
tubiic uction. i'l' pare ,fiard v,e sc'ib.d, or
:, b IN Il as sh,ll be- ~ III len 10 sati fs snd
nay fhs amount OF hi no wi h h. itete,t u Oh
"a III. da Il ale, together With the ~ enses suend-
inx sal, sat cost thir n,ticc and Trustcss r..
rpen ttts conn leton fsucr sslr dcrl wi tie siv
IN accordance WITH the sipulat.ns VI said deed "
Tiu-t.
Dated the ilth day OF Nay, \ D, 1887.
AUSTIN CoRNiN.
Mqv i'-dis Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
az Acres Fixe Timber l,asa Ier sale

THIS subscrit~r win sell valuable tract Of heavy
= Iimhes Lard OF S20 acre 10 Wiscon-in, situated
near H. Croix Pals, on Weeif Aiy.r snd running
back Oh small Lake. beng or the ses a. b I'm. -
tn Hudson Lake Superior Rail- viii ps,s along
sie OF u, u mot through Il, % thu moe, b. au-
thn io.rtons N the West, VILLAGE h oow spT,neibg
Up In the immediate vtelety, end u. land viii do
well TO lay out In village lots. es~ Nil IL being
erected On this keautfu stream within ~ roo, Of
TINS Andi tse q owe land h. sery cheap ~ go psr
acre At-o III seres Ptec Timber Lrnd Of The nvst
quality, on th' banks Of the Chipss -, whes~ The
logs can b costly 6oatrd down thc nissiesppi
70 msTtet 1hs shove pro, erty vii b sotA 81 Ess.
gain; saiA land free asA clcss from ~ ~ ser.
saCe. Terms Easy. Ios further particulars soQuiye
Of the subs stoev, No. LSClsire Row.
ssc1etsS 4 T. unInnnn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
EnssAe For Safe.

TN persecr rum ny ord =. At OsESob's MILLS, Da
| vnpat. Csn be seen any time, dss " oipht
Il has II Inch c,lnier, Zee, s;rok cut uns In
s-,s-ef condittIn, Any on N went - . No. I m
woaid d. well 10 cal son. FOR fusthe. partio-
MAR apply 70
..r.fataw,f CANNON RknEOH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
NEW TIN STORE.

~I,HE subscribers have Just opensd store % Har-
/ ftscn. b"tven Third and gcurth sts., Whsse
un-y intend manufsctaring and hep opustastiy -
fcnd ali kinds OF
COPPER, TIN AND 0HEET-noN WAll
PsrtlcuIar attention paid y Roo6ns, opcutane -
Johbine, Country merchants can rely upA b = -
,i-d with Tsn-ware At WHOLESALE prioss
kASs, % corysv, iced, &c taken In excAAnge fos
fapo1At1 o8ANLDUS SELL.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
WILSON A.aRLET:
WHOLESALE GkOCERN.
vsr OFFICE BUILDING,
Davenport Iowa,
TEsiS!! TE.aS!!l

~ AoV0As
TEsiS!! TE.aS!!!
0af Chests lmpeTeria,
Young Hyson and Gunpcwder;
20 half chests Ooioug and Souchons.
300 Cusides from 8 to 70 lbsl
20 Boxes Palm Ssap;
lOboxcs vAricgatcd 2oap.
u boxes shaving Sosp;
boxes Transparent Soap;
boxes CASTLE SOAP.
20 boxes Pickles,
100 boxes Tomato. supAnd Pepper
loo boxes Of various brands OF choice Tsbscoo;
lO,0OO Cuba sxes Cigars
10000 Imported Il -
boxes No and scale,i Herring,
70 bbls new Aackerrl,
- half bbls Mackevel,
Ohitts Axckerel III family NE.
bbis ami kegs Of Molsssrs.S
," hhds Of Sugar;
% bbis Of Dri~d Appies;
10 Sack Of dried Prscpcr,
loo boxes new Rsis~ns;
Is bbis ass'd Nuts;
90 boxes ass'd 0iass;
A0Okegs sss't Nails;
Coz fumbiers;
Spices Of all kinds,
Wovd and Willow WaJe:
Brushes, &c &c.
~ hb,s Cider vinegar.
fceether wfth lsrRe stock Of other articles al Of
which We vii sell on reasonable terms,
el2tD WILSON b HARLEY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
MAAAY'S REAPER / MOWER.

TIL eubscrters are sg' nts for TIT.
CEkEDH.ATED .N.1( HIVE,
which have re- eivsd On hun.'rcd an.' forty i've
PREMIUMS; nd where thy have .p used, have
wen
UNIVERSAL SATISFAf TJCV
p<RMFES W. hing 20 pnfch. -. thon'd give their
..rierstar,y as the supply 10 In it'd
Not hsE d vIELH.
Cor, - rock land snd fryit streets
A.rl . . u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25

BURROWS + PRETTlMAN.
Forwarding and Commission
PRODUCE DEALERS,
And Wholesale and Retail dealersin
ID n q q - -
QUEEN8wARE, 0RoCERIE8. BOOTS An
SHOES HATN OAPA CLOTHING.
SALT. 40
HAVING ample rsum for storage. We shall pay p :.
'kua. attention ~ Rccsiv3nG, Storing and DorwaH
ing any 0oods Gonsignad to our care.
Cash paid 0t all ijMses ~. Pro.
0tsce.
Front Gtrsst, DAVENPORT, IOWA
Davenport Steam FleUring Mills,
VIII be Kept in coastant alton and Farmers
niormed that se ,ay ~ oil times IN Cab the higs.
~, price for wheat. Flour always oc hand.
OF i7-dAvtf BURROWS PBnTfY0AI.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
l.. HR.fDI.EF,

8<s DbBeOb 1/0eL
wholesale and retail dealer, IN
Paints, fills, Window Glass, Sash, Door,
Blinds, &C.
"E are row receiving large assortment o.
W Goods e Morally kept In Paint and Oh Store.
No. 1880 Hrsiy, corner Of 1,,nrth.
sepm DAVENPORT. IOWA.
I 200 900 Llvhts Rochester Sash frum ssi0 TO iss
- In s;"re and ss' u No I0.thW.
RUsHES--An kind. for sale
ID =, No 10000.
MyHlTE LEAD-Dr, or Ground In OIL
w n BRADLEY BR'aKFTT's.
i)lLs-soisd and Lin.e.a Oh ,, the ", .,
~ BRADLEY BRCCE1TT.
QlLNDS--A large assortment Of Rochester Blinds
ID ju-treceived ii BRADLEY b BkOArrf1,
6tRYsTAL Plate Glass for coaches and show cases
~ large Assortment tor sale NJ
BRADLEY q BROOKRrrS
VyARNISAES--Goscn, Furniture and Damar CO.
pernnc article for sale st No 10000.
'l,UBs ColoRs = The iarses, assortment ever
/ brought 70 this market II No. 1000.
DArENr DKKER-The rest article In use for sslo
At No ~ ono.
removal!
GRABRE'S Hair Dressing 4 Shaving
- - Il q q N
N71lL be removed to-day. 70 newly fitted 1ooO
w under the L. Claire House, where be VIII evs
be found In readiness to HIS numerous cuseoD
srs v the most approved manner.
Perfunery! PcrfaneTy!
CONSTANTLY on hand the largest seCck OF Per.
NoneTy, Colcg,.es, kxtrAits, washcs also POM
sdes, HestoTAtlves, Dycs &c. 0RABBAS superior
TrlcaDaIikon 1 DalF Dye
always on hand also Hair, nssh, and Tpoth BYuahes
ll0AR6, &c. HI. L. 0RADbD
ausAhis
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25

lsHriA. UCEh kNis To AGyNT.-pXPvRr-
II Ekt ED C,nvsssiug Agents want In All p.,ts
OF The country tor the 80 omp, ~f. hsivc g. og sthy
snd History, tAnctnt ami h.d.rn) 81 u. W ole
World" f'"i the ear rst axes to the prcspt time
Byt GOObnr peter Parle,) Elegantly u und
and BEAUTIFULLY Illustrated. Pic, - sold only BY
AGENTS u whom sp-cIsl districts vii be given. Az.
piicsn's should STAT whs, counties thy would lAbe
FOR PARTICULARS apply TO
.. liz. oOlaoN : co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
L. w. CURTIS / co,
(succsssoas 70 0ooDRIcu, craTIs YAxrIs)
Forwarding 4 Commission

1G0xxE30K1AN
y sveAouss opposite Rail Rood Depot
DAVENPORT IOWA
nEALERS in Gram Ylour, Salt @. men, and Ill
Okinds Of Farm Produce.
Orders solicited and attended to with dispatch for
tue psrchase or sale Of Prv1use in this aud other
markets
Our facilities arc ample for the storage Of 0rsiu
and produce.
Liberal Cash advance .aade ~ cons,gnmeuts
when desired.
Special attention pad receiving snd forwarding
GOODS BY Railroad or River.
Changes ~ established rates.
April 19dtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
DINING SALOON
AND

n II - II "A % II a N II
he PALAGE DINING ALuOA ~ b. ssar
! o. epei On wtrbvsday hext March 18Th y h,eb
siii CONDUCTED .. h"itto r. On tho Esa'rip and
European Plan under the suprrv,sk ~ no N,nu
ysiern gene Ani IN, ais Of Oh hinds ssfvsd ~ arg
hrrr N Ans stNk spd IN . msnn,s uns 2, -, q by
any hous vest Of NV Yo,b. Resulsr meal n m
III TO- click T. ON g ~ ard r., M 10 " Be-
Ds provided " tn eomuste nt ard frct nj c, ola
ter ase Ell OF rendering 'ul and p Ct tisis. ~
=" oil who favor lin vi D. u eli pair. rsse This
s.i0 10 nttd ~ aud c. m'nct IN ~ b y sub., a.
:" render he moi tsshk bat Ie and srrsr M dating
!'v"u 70 me CITY Those he sss tIt ~ ID w. ing
Just go 4" ,he Palace on B. sdy b., S.p n. nj an
Scoohd Streets. east eide, next to r. Chez . Co.
J. a. EASTW ODD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25

GALL AND SEE
N II. HESDE.N.HEL.MEiYS
EHRESH STOCK OF Groceries, on Seo. I'D street l.
+ tween .rsdy and Perry, where he has Just .
ccived and Is opening . new assortment Of
GROCERIES, \ PROVISIONS.
which be vii sell At wholesale and Retail As Oh q
~ the same article cas- be purchased At any oth"r
fablifhment. He will always keep on hand
sortment Of wood and Willow war; and every oil
article usually kept al m establishment u the kin
HIS Assortment IL tsrse and complete, oil, fresh
x.nl, and will b sold . very little advance All
ch0Ics' l0t Of iIars and robaso
Ali kinds Of Country Prod uce In taken cxch ange r.
soods Gdcr22d,wtf]
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25
J0BBlNe BUSINESS
n CIR II.

TEE endersirnei havi old Lis stock and bns
i acss tntef,s N N Fat Store No 10 ".
Row, to ?. Srsina'd Co voaid iecommr nj
Ih-m 10 his fiends and customers.
April SSH 1857. 4. G8BgN.
B.P. BsAtNAH0 4 ~. gill coutinus the +, At
. q Cop bus ~ It's branch . 1t the ST. me-
pss.s. They err noe rec iviDe n tuck ~ res.
-ona'lr HNds Uhi.h vii b sud y ew ca h.
bar ofis- puo ic pstsonse- IL solictssd.
Am 2sdsS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-05-25

= EVANS, ~. 4. CHEW
Boston. New Oeleans.
EE.a.s1, CHEW" 3 CO.,
Successors to NJ. ThonpsOn h COY
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-27

HoGs.-The Louisville Journal says, we
could hear ofnothing doing in hogs, The
weather waswarm, aud packers showed but
little disposition tomake contracts IS nett,
however, was freely offered.
The Rockport Democrat says hogs are
offered in that market at 81 per 100 lbs
without finding any one willing to contract
at that price.
At Quiucy,Il the highest figure offer
ed is 81 p 100 ibs, for early delivery.
The Chicago Tribune Of Thursday sisys
The demand for hogs is not great and
packers are only slaughtering those con
tracted some time since, and small lots Il
FIJI occasisnal orders for barreled pork
Rates offered to-day are about s. nett oil
say S4@4 20 gross, il being very difficult
TO obtain 81 25 for very heavy hogs. Bu
the stock Of beef and pork in the various
markets is very small, and the demanG
from Europe, and Cahadas, and the Eas
must require all the hogs in the country
so that we may pretty certainly look fo
a..
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-27

IMPORTANT INVENTION FOR CoTToN
PLANTERs.-At the recent fair of the A
merican Institute, silver medal was awar-
ded to Major George G. Henry, of Mobile,
Ala, for his improvement in the mpnufac-
ture of yarns, by spinning the seed cot
ton on the plantation. The inventor has
contracted with George j. Yerger, Esq,
an extensively known cotton grower Of
Yazoo county, Mississippi, on whose plan
tation the machine is to 60 into immediate
operation, to spin the seed cotton into
yarns to the extent of $50 bales per annum
for five years. This machine is destined
to work an entire revolution in the manu-
facture of cotton. -.
1t is proposed to form joint company
under the general law of Virginia, with .
capital of four millions Of dollars, in
shares of 81 900 each, which will contrac
with the former to furnish the necessary
machinery itself, but requiring tariff O
say one-fourth of the profit between th'
price of the raw cotton and the spun yarn
1t is admitted on all hands that the in
crease in the revenue Of the cotton grow
er will be about 100 per cent.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-27

WoMAN's LAuGH.-A woman has nc
natural grace more bewitching than sweet
laugh. 1t leaps from her heart in clear
sparkling rill; the heart hears it and feels
bathed in the exhilarating spring. II
turns the prose of our life into poetry; il
fings showers Of sunshine over the dark
some wood in which we are traveling il
touches with light even our sleep, which
is no more the image Of death, but is con-
sumed with dreams that are the shadows Of
Immortality. -....t.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-27

nara very kind-hearted, humane Judge
about to pass sentence Of death, upon a
criminal, began by assuring him that al
though it was necessary he should die /; il
was with extreme reluctance that he should
pass his sontenco-that no one would take
any pleasure in his death, but on the con-
trary regret it "But there is no escape,
said the Judge, "the blood of your vic
tim crieth--the law lies bleeding--thcre'
no doubt of your guilt-what chance, then
is there that you should escapeP Die you
mustl" Here the feelings of the prison
+er overpowered him, and, bursting into
tears, he exclaimed, "Yes, Judge, / have
been thinking about all this--it is mon.
strous bad--but can't zoe compromise IJ
hanging a Niger I"
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1857-11-27

The Devil Plaster, much used by an old
surgeon of Morollo and his sons for the
cure of wounds without the loss Of sub
stance, the composition Of which they kept
secret, is now published to the world by
M. Escorihuela. He obtained the secret
from one of the heirs. 1t is as follows:
Bsy B,sSf n.in' Ris'A' aa. 1909 grimm.
Powdered earth worms, 30.
Crude alum, 4.
Essential oil of turpentine, SO.
Mixed we'll.
Several cases of severe wounds are re-
ported cicatrized without suppuration by
this plaster after seventeen or more days
Even fractures and tumors were treatet
with success by it.