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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16
REAL ESTATE.
Eleven nest Desirabie Bai0ilg

~ ssOOsV w 8A1ScO8 1O0yU.
M oostn n sceloual half of BLOCH u lscycnty.
i nvel corner of lie CLAIRE and Yront a. tr,'e,s sub
DIVIDED Into eleven lots suitable for commod,ou,
stores. and Ccsnmisstsn Hocses offered % lesrt
or the above named term Convenient steambp.
landing with proximity 70 the Railroad depot make
peculiarly desirable for business pus,sSes In
uireof VIM h. AILDkkTH, East Davenport q
DAWSON TRUB, Davenport 0~i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16
L0EAel Der. L9lallDe1
At the Rock Island Saw Mill.

uAvIN0 received = large supply of Logs We are
i aow running our Min day and night. aud arr
prepared to receive orders for all kinds Of Building
and Framins Lumber, I.aths. Shingles aud Fencing
All orders with which our Davenport, friends may f.
vor 10 will be executed With aud DIS
MEAD. SMITH L MARSH
Aock Island. Nay ~. Iae dtT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16
NrTELLIGEyONCE

" - :" II q "O
esuvHB uDaerslGned would most respectfully reco0-
i mend their 1ntallgence Once 10 the pubic With
b punctnally attsxled 70.
We have oUustaatly Uood sltueacae 1Ds eltAee male
or female helps.
We ssdersske IN bnsiness b this llns, sucA . d
:. ,,,1s,..ss essssss1 49, ~ ~ -. ..oeeeees
n Os6sss hon u countFy peooptly aiIsd.
00AII0Suk0 HOLM
Oosnes q ~ ~ onse1 ~.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16
DRY CHICAGO LUMBER.

YVn0 subscrtber ksrps constantly an hand oil eual-
lttes end thicknesess Of Dry CHICAGO Lumbor at
bb yard on tAe corner Of nock Island and ID ste,
vl0d1y Nv WHnQIvR-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16
Pure Spirits, &c.
1857. CANADA ii 1x57.
LIQUOR STORE.
FsAre InaPortea
WINES AND LIQUORS,
CKG.A q le>

TIE NEW STORE JUST OPENED
Under TIE German TAsafrs.
Second Street.. corner Of Ripley,
this city, VII b furnished constantly vNh ~
LARGEST AND Bet STOCH
Of Imported vnes, Liauoss and Cissrs h... nh
70 me western country. Oar heavy eonie vere 4
purchase 10 Montreal Canada, and shipped to a. n
BOND, tins enabling % 70
Guarantee fhesus p,s,s.
Iee!ing osnadsnt that eur stock, a. rseards susr.
ana price, WM compare fave-sbly Vith sHv n
AnsFos, - invite The attention Of parties vssS,n.
% perc1aee. ! T-.s.s8 sDOVNlBh HAnarRa
WIN. s...s:. 11:ns. re. nss:I::;' ssss n. r''f
Noh1Hft
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16
Singers Sewing Machines,

Singers Sewing Machihes,
s28 BroadDav, N. r., l4o Lake s. , Chicago.
VsHksn Machines have established great r-puta-
L ton founded on subsf antia excellence The fair
pront VI using one u these schines regularly
ploy.d Is
One thousand Dollars Z Year.
No Tailor. Seamstress. Shoe Mxnufaet turer Sadiler
or other perscn having sewing st ching ~ do can
s9ord to do without one peculiar merit Of Sing
sr's Aschines, which other kind can Justly claim
Is that the Machine tcA do every Kind Of scork
In perfect style. Thy strong, dursbi, and will
srep IN order whoever buys one may be entirely
certasn Il VIII Dr. his work. Esery large Pv5ctae
(as4y ought 70 A0cs one.
All who wish complete and reliable Information In
regard 70 price and size Of our Machines, OF
vorkne, and method Of purchasing, with all other
particulars, can obtain BY applying BY letter at ei-
her Of oar oacss for copy Of NJ. ~ Singer Co q
0asett-," paper devoted to the Sewing Machine In
tersss. u VIII b supplied gTatis.
I. ~ AIN0BB co
" Local ageuts wanted IN every town In the
United ~ -. Jao W. dem
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16

Corner |ourfh and Brady street, ID JHoor.
NHK Seconi Term u this Institution viii COM
L mencs ON Monday; March sOth, and continue 10
weeks.
Terms nine and ten dollar per quarter III weeks)
ch2$d0 HERMAN HAnBU R1Rk, Principal
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16
Lumber. Lath.
SHINGLES, SLAVES, ETC.,
R. R. DEPOT SAW MILL,

OIRsr MILL ABOVE THE MISSISSIPPI BRIpGE.)
RENWICk 4 SON, PrOpriesOrs.
NHE subscsihers dsrous of closing out their lsrre
stock of all descriptions u Lumber, before com,
mencinR on their stock OF Ioss, Offering gres
Inducements ~ purchasers. All who are In want
Lumber IAth Slaves, or Shingles, invited "
examine stock.
davtf RRNWICK SON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16
Are you INSURED Z

Are YOU INSURED Z
not step right along To the Captains OGAsr and
i have the matter settled, ~ ! am sgcnt sv oh-
of the best q EPanns IN The word. and will IN
sure ~ cheap a. any other gtpj company. Ny com
pahy Is the Quaker city ,d Philaielpha with casi
capital. al paid in, Of I. 50 Otw and liberty To- in
crease Il double n anv person Is d-sir"n of ,n:
Insured AMI will tske the trouble Ia eugur. ito The
standing ~ this company. he vi he sAtsn,I I" civ.
me. The Iisk as none hut good viii b. tken.
U. MORRIS
Agent 81 the Qurker City lns' nee Co Of Pbiiadei.
pha Sfore OH A street, Bird door from Perry st.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16

W., y. sUkLEy. JOIN ~ ROGERS
CURD.EY Il ROGERS,
Attorneys and Counsslloss At lAv-llodmsn's new
Builaing, Main street, between FRONT aud SECOND
Davenport. Iowa. NbIOdu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-16

nR. J. J. TOASON. late Of nsssachusetts. especs-
" naly tnessa the citiaens oG davenport and vcin
a. Shas he hss located In this city PuSuioiAn and
nu,~ue ssd trusts thss By Industry and integrity "
~ psosussos merit and receive share Of ehsfr
.a.tropass ODcs In Atkinson's Block. 6eC3od0
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-07
.JIIR TIES.

Who our modo Of trial by Jury is certainly among
the most important aduncts of justice, like orcry
thing else it is not FREQ from its deiccts Smollcs
makes his Lieutenant Lislnahago discourse upon tho
subject in the following strain, which, while less true
of our American Jurics than of any other Jurics on
oarh, is not even here altogether barren Of appca-
bility:
"Jurics are often composed Of such men MS arc
apt to be mistaken, ensly mised, and open to sinister
Influences for if ethor Of the parties to be trod can
gain Of the twelve jurors he has secured tho
verdict in his favour the uryman thus brought over
will, in despite Of all evidence and conviction gencr-
ally hold out till his fellows stigued, and hnra,scd
and starved into concurroncc in which tho YER
diet is unjust, and the jurors all perjurcd but
cases will often occur, wEcn tho juror. are really
divided in opinion, and each side is convinced in op-
position to the other but verdict will be received
unless they are unanimous, and they are all bound,
not only in conscience but by oath, to judge and de-
clare according to their conviction. What then will
be the consequence They must either sarve in COM
pany, or on one side must aacrace their conscience
to their convenience and join in verdict which they
believe to be fhlse.-This ahsurlity is avoided in
Sweden, where bare majority is sufficient; md in
Scotland, where two-thirs Of tho jury arc required
to concur in the verdict"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-07
OUR BANKS.

CHARLESTON. Sept. 2s.--Ur. 7. s. Ncfcnl. Prcsi-
dent: Our city and country banks all right The
question Of suspension will not he entertained.
II. W. Co&y0R & Co.
The foregoing IL dispatch recently received in
Augusta by tho President of the Mechanics Bank Of
that city Can South Carolinian regard it other
wise than rs perfect little gem Of telegram While
failures and ruuors Of failures, suspensions and ru
mors of suspensions. crowdng the news columns
Of our city cotemporaries every succeeding issue, tho
solvency of our Carolina Banks is thus briefly and
energeticay recorded in cool, sequcstcred corner
of the Aucust: ConstitntionasG Thanks to the wis
dom of our legislators, who caused our banks to be
built up on n reasonably broad specie basis Thanks
to the officers of those banks, for their conscientious
observance of tho laws which check and regulate
their Issues. Thanks to tho genius loci, which has
thus far inspired South Carolina with an aversion to
all unnecessary increase Of these institutions Thanks
to the agricultural preferences Of population
which have heretofore disnclined them to tho game
Of speculation 1t is to these united causes, that
our currency mainly its condition Of soundncss
Long may those causes prevail amongst us! We
now have good banks anu bsnks enough; and-with-
out the fear of ercn tho future Edgefcd Bank" be-
fore cur cycs-we here say, and Qikc Mark Meddle)
We say it boldly" Bank us no more banks unless
upon good and ample shown that the interests
of the people positively require it.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-07
THE LAW.

A sparkling writer, in the last number Of the Dub
lin University agoxiae, thus touches of the fate Of
junior barrslers in tho present condition of the legal
profession in the United Kingdom:
"The law is uphill work, without interest or the
luck of opportunity The prospects of junior coun-
sci are annually becoming more and more hazy. For
the first dreary decade be is getting into dobt for the
next he is struggling to pull up arrears; and after
that he may lay i'll store-if he happens to be foru
nate As Murphy pleasantly says in one Of his CONC
dies "a good agreeable life is the .w you are for
ever hiring out your lungs; in perpetual passion
about other peoples affairs and ut the end OF twenty
wears, provided you work hard, you have chance OF
being considered promising young man,"
Even us applied to our own prosperous country,
thcrc is some truth in this estimate Of the delays and
difficulties usually attendant upon lawyers lifo.
But these once aurmountcd with Il name acquired by
the porserering lacuJratones riginti annor"m and
green bag pcrpctually crammcd with bricls, the road
becomes us smooth rs hoart desifc. And what
patience, what labor what sefdcnia, are to be excr-
ciscd before that eminencc is reached! genius,
like Patrick HENRY or GEORGE MCDuFFIE, may by
his native coquenco leap at onoo into the front rank
of the profession But lesser minds must work. work.
work,-or clso be content with tamc mediocrity.
Wc dcduco tho coroary that good lawyer is always
worthy of his hire.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-07
PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER,

PERRY DAvIs-SIn The benefits have received
from the uso Of your invaluable remedy, the Pain
Killer induces me to pen word of praise for it. Ex
prr:rncc has convinced inc TINT for Headache, Inli-
gcstion Pain in the Stomnch, any other purt Of
the system, Severe Chs, Wearincss, Common Colds,
lIoarscness, Cholera Cholera Morbus, DarrhGa, Dys
cntery, Toothachc &C., there 10 nothing better than the
Pain Killer. 1 hnve this hour recovered from q Sc
we're attack OF the Sick Headache, by usingtwo ten
spoontuls taken at thirty minutes interval in n wine
glass full of hot water am confident that, through
the blessing Of God it saved from the Cholera du
ring tho summer of 1910. Travelling amid heat
dust toll change of diet and constant exposure to nn
infected atmosphere, my system lay prclisposcd
to discntcry attacks, accompanied with pain, for
which tho Pain Killer was sorcreign remedy one
tcaspoonfu curing tho worst in an hour, or at
most half day.! I have heard many cases the
country over OF Dysenpry bciug cured by its uSc.
Put in the tccth it would stop the oothachc Graft
tudc, and desire for its general se has drawn from
me this unsolicited testimonial in its favor.
D. 7. TAYLOR, Jr., Minister of the Gospel.
For sale in this Village by G. l.. PENN, Agent.
Steel Engraring-A good specimen Of this art can
be seen on each bottle of Perry Davis Pain Killer.
This valuable preparation is put up in square bottles
with the words Davis Vegetable Pain Killer blown
in tho glass.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-07
NOT BAD.

Tho editor of the Knekerbockcr, in his gossip for
September, puts forth the subjoincd anecdotc which
he declares is printed rerJatim as he received it from
Oshkosh, Wisconsin:
1.-The Mothodiss are having great revival hero
and among the luto converts is man whose profession
hns boon 'Three-card Monte Times being somewhat
hard ho has found little profit of late in his leriti
mate practice, and recently became Hopefully con
rertcd, us the elders gay Night before Inst Gc roso
from his seut at shc suggestion of the elder that he
Should like to hcar any ones experience anu COM
menccd: Brethren and sisters the Lord has blessed
Inc very much. never felt So happy in all my lif.
lgcttiny emLarrasded) say, ncvcr felt so happy
(nOre cmLarrasscd.) If my ono thinks ever dM,
they can get lively Jet out Of mcp There wasn yery
small snickcr then, and the elder followed with some
romarks on 'human deprayity.'"
BY way of comment upon which, 'old KnicI' thus
covers his retreat:
" Let no one suppose that tho fact above recorded
initiates for ono moment against the large md reJ-
poctablo denomination with which this individual had
connected himself. Where is there arcgous, n po-
llticn, or philanhropc society," into which ut
terly unworthy members do not ntrudo? Tho only
marvel is that such impostons under laxity in I'D
mission, arc not moro frequent than they arc.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-07
TERMs0F SUBSCRIPTION.

TERMS Of SUbSChlE 44oA
Two DOLLARS per year, if paid in advance "o
DOLLARS and FIFTY CRsrs if not paid within SIX
uou,h.-and THREE DOLLARS if not paid before Inc
expiration of the year. All subscriptions not distinct
Iy,limitsd at the time of subscribing, will be con-
tnusd until all arrearages paid OF at the option OIL
tbs Publisher.
is Subscriptions out of the District and from other
asats, must invariably b. paid for in advance.
RATES OF ADVERTISING
All Advertisements will be correctly and conspcu-
susly inssrtsd At Seventy-fvs Cents per Square az
Bsevisr lines or ess for the first insertion, and Fifty
Cents for each subsequent insertion When only pup
h.hed Monthly or Quarterly 81 per square will be
charged.
Each and svory Transient Advertisement, to secure
publicity through our columns, must invariably DC
paid in advance.
All Advertisements not having the deNred nuneei
Of insertions marked themarsin, will be continued
until forbid and charged accordingly.
Those desiring to advertise by the Year can DO so
an tho most liberal tsrms-t being distinctly under
stood that contracts for yearly advertising are con-
fned to the immediate, legitimate business o the hr
Or individual contracting.
All communications Of a personal character will De
charged as advertisements.
Obituary Notices exceeding ono square IN length
will be charged for tho overplns at regular rates.
Announcing Candidate tnot inserted until paiu
for,) Five Dollars.
For Advertising Estrays TolIed, Two Dollars, to be
paid by the Magistrate advertising.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-07
COMING BACK.

Not only has the tide Of emigration from our Dis
trict almost entirely ceased but occasionally havo
the pleasure Of welcoming back an old citizen who
has tried the new countries and found them wanting
An instance of this sort occurs in tho return Of
our friend, JAMES c. BRuoHs, who has just purchased
space in Edgefcld with the design Of spending tho
rest Of his days at home. Perhaps there goodly
number who would follow suit to this movement but
for little feeling Of prdv which prevents their
admitting that they havo been deceived in their SAN
guinc calculations Of Western fertility. And then, on
the other hand, VIC are aware that thero are very
many who couldn't be dragged back, if the condition
Of taoir return were, that they should cultivate
"poor old lunds" ~ thuy ure pleased to designate
them,. Very well; every man to his notion. But to
friendrJ. c. B., and all who may initiate his in
dependent example, tho hearlest welcome is ever
rcady to rendered by their old friends and ncghbors
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-07
DR., M'LANE'S LIVER PILLS,
FLEMING BROS. PR0PRIET0RS

sE" This great medicine has surplsnted all others
for the cure OF diseases of tho Liver II: effects
so salutary and speedy, and at the same time ST. Per-
fecly Snlc, that it is not surprising it should SUPER
sctv all others. Invented hy u very distinguished
physician of Virginia. who rractcc:l in region of
country in which Ilcpatis, or Liver Complaint, is pc
culiarly formidable and COMMON, and who had spent
years in discovering the ingredients and proportion
ing their quantities. these Pills arc peculiarly adapted
to every form Of the disease, and never fail to acvi
atu the most obstinate cases Of that terrible complaint
They have justly become celebrated, al the research
es OF DR.. NJ Lane have placed his among the
brncfncturs vi mankind. No one having symptoms
Of this formidable complaint should be without these
invaluable Pills. Have you pain in the right side,
urIcr the edge of the ribs which increases with pres
srr--unablc 10 lie with ease the left Side-with
occasional sometimes constant pun under the should
er-bladc, frequently extending to the top Of tie
shoulder? Rely upon it, that although the latter
pains are sometimes taken for rheumatic, they all
arise from diseases of the Liver: and If You wouG
have relief, go instantly and buy hux Of DR..
MLancs Liver Pills, prepared only by Fleming Bros
Of Pittsburgh.
cy?" Purchasers will Ic careful to ask for DIR.
ArLiNE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS, manu.
ii,rturrd hy FLEMING BROS. of Pittsburgh. Pa
All u,hcr Liver Pills in comparison are worthless.
DR.. MLancs genuine Liver Pills, also his celebrated
Vcrnirusc Gun now DO had at all respectable drug
stores None genuine trithOut The signature ot
% FLEMING BROS.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-07
THE sUsPENsIoN-CoTTON

The remarks Of the Philadelphia Press, given
in another column, rendering poliltedly justice
to the South, will be sustained by the fact that
none of the Southern Banks, at least those Of
any influence and standing, and located at COM
mercial points, vii! suspend. If the New York
Banks stand firm, Which is probable, every as
surance may be entertained that the South will
remain erect. If however the Now York Banks
suspend, the leading Southern Banks will pro-
badly not follow suit and if they do, it will he
not from inability to meet every obligation, but
to protect themselves from those losses which
panic alone produces.
The Banks of Charleston were never sounder,
and their relative condition was never bettOr for
meeting general pressure. The amount of
their immediate specie liabilities consisting Of
circulation and deposites, both Of which are u:
low ebb, is far less than their combined specie
and exchange, The ready mean. whereby any
run is met. 1t is true that the coming forward
of the cotton crop is later than usual, but the
time has been reached when ready supply may
De expected, accelerated by the high prices.
Cotton, at this juncture, will be better cquiva-
lent for specie than even exchange, and the
pressing demand for it will cause its influence
in the monetary market to be instantly felt. 1t
is the interest and duty of planters to send it
promptly forward, not only on account OF the
unusually rcmunerating prices, but to ward Oft
that general revulsion which would depreciate
the value OF property and derange all business
relations.
The Banks of South Carolina cannot suspend.
A suspension is made, by law, forfeiture Of
charter, ipso .tacto. They must pay through
any run or pressure 10 the last dollar in tht !r
vaults. Before this result could be reached,
with all its disasters, the people of South Caro-
lima, who were never freer from embarrassment,
could and would sustain them with such large
supply of agricultural products, equal to specie,
that the resources Of the Banks could be real
lied to any needed dexteut.-Charleston News.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-07
STILL, THEY COMET!

Our friends, the merchants, again ask the attention
OF the public through our columns.
BLAND & BUTLER have really elegant stock. We
saw them buy their goods-at lcast in part ;-and we
know they gothic best of bargains from tho bost of hou
sos Call aud examine thOr glorious array Of articles
W R & 7. S. HupsoS are out in another card
Look to it carefully, ye who wish to do yourselves
justice.
Aud then turn to +. C. BnYAy's advertisement
3. c. B. is going right ahead in the same old road
that road which every should tread-the ROAD of
Industry and success lie never had fuller bet
ter stock than now.
JAMES HEyEY, of Auguats, and S. ]. DoYcE, also
present themselves before the people Of EdgcGcd.
See what they say And then go and test, as we and
m.ny others have DONE the manifold Inducements to
trade they are 90 wo calculated to hold forth.
Mr. EpMrxp PESS also hus his now Goods, and will
give the particulars next week. Gull and eco him.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-10-07
Assignees Sale.

u will proceed to sell as the Assignee of Robert
III P. Harrison, deceased, on Thursday the 22nd
October, inst, FIVE NEGROES, at the late resi-
dence of the deceased, on credit until the 25th
day of December next with interest from the day
Of sale. Purchasers to give notes with approved
securities. On the same day will proceed to sell
at the same place. as Administrator Of said Estate,
ONE MULE, and some other articles Of small val
ue, on credit until the 25th day of December
next. Purchasers to give notes with approved Sc
curity. CHARLES Nj. FREEMAN:
Oct r 1857 St 80