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Dr. WArfeld, EsInssvias:
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Z. Harper, Sar asviIss
nr. Mether-np, fslNIeWs
Charley Brown. AorriHswzs
And all dealer. is nedicinr everywhsrs. ia
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/ DMINISTRATOR,S N0TTCF

4 DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICING
tiee is hereby given that the Probate Court ror
Belmont county she undersigned were appointed
and qualified as Administra anC Administrator of
me estate OF David Wiley, late of Belmont county,
deceased.
All tnose lndehted to said estate requested TO
make immediate payment; aud those having claims
against sid estate are notified present them for
settiemeNwithin one year from this date
JAIL WM. WILEY A. IAIIRA IVTIEy
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I Il L NATIONAL Z L 4.
Washington, I'd. e.

o. BAILEY, EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR;
JOHN L. WHITTIER, CORRESPONDING LplTog.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18

A Story OF THE BATHS FIELD.-A soldier
was wounded in one Of the battles Of the
Crimea. and was carried out Of the field !;
he felt that his wound was mortal-thst
life was quickly ebbing away-snd he said
to hi. comrades who were carrying him
Put me down do not trouble to carry
me any further am dying"
They put him down and returned to the
field A few minutes after, an officer saw
the man weltering in his blood. and asked
him If he could do anything for him
Nothing, thank you"
shall get You little water y asked
the kind hearted officer
No. thank you, am dying"
Is there nothing can do for YOU shall
] write to your friends ?"
81 have no friends you can write to, but
there is one thing for which | would lie
much obliged in my knapsack you will find
Testament-will You open it at the l4th
Of John, and near the end Of that chapter,
you will find verse that begins with
Peace, will You read it ?"
The officer did so, and read the words
g Peace leave with you, my peace | give
unto YOU not rs the world giveth, give
unto you. Let not your heart be troubled
neither let it be afraid"
Thank you, sir. said the dying man; &c
have that peace; am going to that Saw
or; God is with me | want no more" and
instantly expired.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18

~ s66Gs] ~ 49, G'ves sosvWy
bsanch of business. Commoa laborsrs
instead Of working for six psscs . dsy
ret their dollar, and ten shillings.
Mechanics are in demand ut higher
wages.
Thus We behold q people. endowed
with natural talents Of the highest
order, end Of traits Of character the
most admirable, who have been ground
down in q worse than Egyptian bon
dage, through false systems. establish
Cd by foreign copqueror; We see this
people now emerging from a condition
Of barbarian, psuperism and crime into
a nation where oil the activities Of the
highest civilization are in full operation
10 work out the social and national
independence of her people. Emigra
ton from Ireland to the United States
has been checked by this new indus
trial millennium. Labor is now in DE-
mani at good prices, for farms are cul-
tivatcd and manufactures established
requiring all the surplus labor Of those
who are not land proprietors. We
rejoice IN this dawn Of a new era fol
Ireland. Her sons and her daughter,
are scattered throughout every land
and on every sea. Oppression ha,
driven them from homes they loved
into foreign land. They have been
reviled for an ignorance for which they
were not accountable, and through
British calumny became q by-word o
reproach throughout Europe. They
have always been renowned for bravery
in battle, for eloqucnce in debate, fol
generosity and charity of social lite
They may now rejoice in possessing 4
country, that is beginning to put forth
energies and establish institutions, that
will one day make Ireland equal to hei
English oppressor, and the seat Of
learning and Of art. Ireland has pro
duced Statesmen, Warriors, men Of
Science, and Of letters equal to those OF
any other nation. Under the present
prosperous progression We may expect
to see Ireland renowned tor the multi
tude OF her great men. 1t is prosper
ity which she deserves for her past
sufferings.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18

The Republican journals Of this State are
an unblushing crew Of falsi6ers. One Of
them will publish a notorious libel of our
candidates. the others, knowing its falsity,
will copy it and hold up their virtuous
hands in affected horror. and 20 the game Of
villsinous misrepresentation is kept up from
day to day, sickening to the decent Repub-
leans Of the party. and bearing It's own
antidote in the vison spewed out. The
Gazette Of yesterday morning. as usual. CO.
pies an article from that joint stock, one
horse. Black Republican Journal the Du--
buque Times. in which the Times asserts
that Samuels Was born in Virginia, THERE
FORE he has Southern instincts and :" be-
iieves Slavery to be divine institution. -
Such wretched falsehoods as these are food
Tor the stomachs Of our contemporaries HAY
Ing no principles to discuss. and the Demo
cratic platform being too invulnerable for
their assaults, they wallow in the filth Of
personal calumny Of the purest men ever
brought before the people for election to
office. The Gazette has repeatedly copied
these falsehoOdA We have not noticed
them until now, for We believed. and still
believe. that the people are not to be duped
by such libela The Gazette tried that game
on Harvey LEONARD. and sadly ni.c.leu-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18

Aya1cAx SrAvs 1hADs.-Nol1s
that four moro cargoss a negroes nom
Africa, numbering lisa Rkely hsadA
have been landed on the Cuban coest,
within half . mile Of the country seat
of the Governor, Gen. Conchs. These
negroes, who are obtained on the Afri-
can coast at very little cost, are said to
be worth in the aggregate 81, O69, 800,
The enormous profits of the slave
tr .de embolden the traders to run oil
risks. The combined British and
American fleets on the African coss,
cannot stop the trade.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18

--lIoERrnLE MURDER by GAMBLERs.-A cor
respondent Of the Richmond Dispatch wri
ting from Fincastle, Vermont september
I'd. says:
Intelligence was received here ON yester-
day that the body Of man by the name Of
Spradlin. tobacco pedlar. from bedford
county, was found in hollow tree near
Roanoke Red sulphur Springs. about 20
miles from this place. The particulars. rs
have gathered them. are as follows
Some four weeks since, Spradlin, with 3
others started to piece Of woods not far
distant, to gamble In a short time the 9th
er three returned to the springs, and since
then nothing has been heard of Spradlin,
until search was made in the woods, and
hi, body found in hollow tree-placed
there by means Of a stick being placed I'M
der his chin. The individuals suspected Of
the murder. have left for parts unknown
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18

mesa,ne q the Democrats Of IL Claire township
VII - hSA q The I'D Presbytsrtaa Church In R
Cssirs. % SATURDAY, sEPTrMsER 18Th. st .
s'e,eeh \, to sppoias ten Dslssstss TO the DINO
sssslc Ooussy Osuvention. 70 - held At Davenport
- nsslsy, september 3iss. Every Democrat la the
ssspsAip y requested To atteni.
- Caairs oeps. "a, 1857.
LAUREL SUMMERS,
CHA1LEe J. ROGERS,
JOHN y. M1UMAN,
Town. Com.
ss0oAkWtA O1ews pSsase copy)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18

1WAe6ese AtUev Na0t0s16ea an1 =. T. o..
Os5vnwA, Iowa, April ~, 1ooo.
YVH8 undersigned hereby Stvoe ao4tpa, list IN
I Ono y nov open for ~ salo ~ thaoo valuah1s
eDds ny VII y ~ = lsaa ess1s, - = ~ =
tn means ~ wishes - p0reAaoosS.
AnyfurtAes n1bfnaetoo oa1oFsd n pela1ano - t1eg
d vtllbe furnlsAe6 q oppllcaslea q tAls go
0ayle1t0 lAnd Oanalna1so6s.
Lam. De A1m1s.
D80 noluIO NAvnAnou O..
nNthe sixeesotA day a Ju1e, nsxt, ~ oDeo -
somovsl iron Tits p1ocs % Bsss D0 Mo1n6o.
1Aoss lands vim - sold . loag e5sd1os. - =
~ = ssis ~ DsaAs 81 Wishes q DeseA1esss.
0DO. \ t03IlOA
Osssnvs \ svs'a =. sv57 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18
UNIMPROvED CITY PROPERTY.
FARM AND GARDEN LAMBS

I. 4 most BEAUTIFUL ave acre lot oaly ia miles
from the river. Sor rssidence for Garden cannot
ee surpassed. Terms very easy. Price o. 900.
-. % acres, two miles from river % Dubuque road
we'll vateTed and IN every respect most desirsbls
property.
q. ono eere lot three uilss from city. with good
improvements.
%. A farm Of 20 scrsa, very handsonely Improved,
roed.
Is. Eight sores, wsli Improved, on tho Hickory
urovc road, four miics from Davenport. Price
4l,lOO.
- - acres on the soutA eide Of Locust street.
miles west from the Court House.
=. 10 scres Jersey Ridge, Ia miles from city,
veil improved. O1sred very low.
-. choice dve acre lot. near upper Davenport
with nnc river viev. Offered cheap. Prics 1S0o
cash.
8. l-9 acres on Dubsque road. sood houss, 10.
=. hsndso@s two acre lot. North Of Locust o.
~. A very valuable farm Of $50 sores, In acre.
under cultivation. Good buildiugs, orchard, ETC.
: i-2 miles from Davenport ON good rssA. Would
sell part.
S. An 50 acre tract, only I miles from corpora
cd, in good heishbo, hsod, aud most chiscs pleoe
Of land.
10. SO acres near Long Grove.
IS. 20 acres on Aliens orovs road, - miles from
Davenport.
90. le0 acres 10 miies from Davenport; 70 seses
under cultivation, good roads aud llvias vatss.
II. 50 acres, miles from Davenport.
IS. 70 acres, ~ miles from Dsvnpors. sCAeap. y
q. $40 acres four milss from 1ultsu station, Ieo
acres under cultivation, stoas esary. &c
Is. % acres nnn isvsl prairie, - niIss frua Al
lens Grove. ~ 20 psriacrs cash.
-. 100 acres nrst class prairie 10 0rssescSe o.
per acre. NJ
g, l60 acres in v part Of Qiston CO.; sood lard,
near Rig Block. 80 acrV tlmb6r. Two 0eW Mills -
mile cistsns III kr acre.
-ALAO-
LaFke quantities Of unimproyed lands In Adair,
Calhoun, Cedar, Franklin, Greene. 0rundy, outhris,
Hardin, Henry, jasper, JshnSon. Keosuk, Kessuth,
Linn, Aadisop, rots wottomie and Tana OSunties-
and In Rock Island county and southern IllinDle.
Apply - J. DIAL . @. ,. ABYRRS,
Real Estate Agents,
Julv16dtf NV corner Brady and - Sc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18

Ne Densasaas q oooet 0osaty viN asst Va Oou-
vssssse. = ~ Court nssse In Dsvsnpers, On MON
PAT ~ Siss dsy q oDPTEMBBR nat, ., Q o'oloeh
?. = stssooiesss prssoosso Be supported ss esnd'-
sssssbr he aszt legislature
1Afso Go 6sssesss 70 each township, and one
sAtiaeai 1us svssy tvsaty votes. and fraction over
COST - ~ Lest election, taxing the s0ss for sheriff
- ssdss - No County CsntrsI Committee,
AUSTIN CoRsIS.
ausalAae Chairman.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18

Lands IN Musealine County.
NOCTH half Of Section II, +. 70, n. g., 40 acres
y This tract only miles 8 W. Of waicott, the
INST station on ths railroad, West Of Davenport.
variety OF 40 and 80 acre tracts, some near the
railroad. For sale by
COOK L SARGENT. :
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18
QUIZ Jon o1YICn.

Sooe havine Vstaet1e WA = say description TO
- - ~ 80 - - O0ss Of H. STATE Do
asocaAs eee - INA n cot - nsss,y, ed ., - mo-
tssaos uesnss - ~ y ~ city. Oar sssostmsnt Of
OpA n1svuy saA9 ssgusssss, sss sscA - 70 issvs
nssAA1o 70 - 1susrs1 70 enable % 70 farni - well
ns11e1 80 vusk. circulars. posters. esd sthsf
~. = - - psinssA We iavss asy having CON-
0anls 70 Give sus onss . thai.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18
r. % II = II IL f.!
4 SPl'did Lease, Is Years Duration,
with fnc improvements.
2ks&

n Il ace Track!
A t"ced with an eish, fee. hish fence. known
"A ~ the
ID Az PORT IRA CKl!
The above property will b. sold on good terms or
exchanged for Real estate IN this Countrywide
THE Stallion 8 Wonder"
years old, Chestnut scrrel " hands high will var
rant him fcal geter, &c. trots his mile inside
OF . miles on our irAss. which s 10 feet
mile
wonder was sired by the celebrated trotiIng horse
Washington, hia dam by Mcnbrino. Wonier was
brought from Long Island two pears ago b. IA, auA
in confithn last season weighed i7bs It's win b
sod on good terms OF 'xsbang' for Real EstAts In
this cs,unty.-AlHo the
Tr0tting stallion Mountain Monk,
are prepare 10 prove that Monk has trotied In pub.
lac In minutes and - seconds; IL a tine stylish
horse, 10 years old, Is y hand. high. wecan show
colts from him that can not be suypassed bv apv
stock Horse In this country. We can show two min
utes and fifty seconds with him on our track. win
sell him on good terms exchange for county prop
erty--Also
THE ST.lLLIOJr .aDO,
sp,en I'D Bay HORSE . years old IS g. hsnds high
Can show minutes IN hsrncss Was sired by the
trottinr horse Washington. dam BY AbdAilsh. This
ho.sc is too VEL know here. 10 need any resomnsn-
ds'ton from US His r"t In this county viii show
for ssf We will sell him on good terms or exchange
for Real Estate.
AlsO the thoroughbred horses
MOUNT AIRY AND LARKEN,
The former was sired ~ the race horse sveIler
who won the biz $4,000 stake IN Canada At 4 mils
heats. his dam vas Crcio. bred by H. l. Stevens Of
Hoboken }. He y 13t hands hieh blood bay
aud has hne siocI In this County lie is years DID,
Larern Was sired ~ lint oried Houtn n, out Of the
dam Of Ellen bst.man. ne Is 4 blood BAY 8 yrars
old, iS% hsisfs high. We viii warrant him 70 run
over our track 10 one minute end nny-nve seconds.
All OF the above horses will be warranted sound.
We will sell the above on good terms or I, Aanse
fs Real Estate Our object q 20 DISPOSE % some d
our stnrk. Nc have super abundance Of ali kinAs
Of thoroughbred cattle, &C.
D. 4 =. Z. ALIHu:
P.S-The above stock was brought from Lang
Isiand by u.s. y. Z =. 4. 4.
DavenrDstAug.7d0 (Gnzette ocpyl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18

AWr WHITE TkKrH. PERFUMED sREATH
w and D.antiful Complexion can be acquired
BY u ing the 'Baim Of Thousand Flowers " What
lady or geI'l man would remain uIdrr the curse OF
disxgrecatls breath, when BY using Balm OF a
Thousand Flowers" rs dentifri-e ould not only
render sweet, ut leave the teeth White stabas-
ter Many persons do not know IN, ir breath 10 bad
and the subec Is delicate their friends will
mentionit. Beware Of Counterf.its. BE sure each
bottle ID signed FkrkID6k h Co, N Y. For sale
by all druggists.
WOODLAND CREAM.''-& Pomade for beautify-
ING the HAIR gbiY perf,,nisd, superior 10 any
French article imported aud for half tn, rice. For
DIRE Sang La les Hair IL has no equal, 81. ing II
bright glossy appearance. 1t cans (ientleInan's
Hair curl in the most natural manner II removes
Danirun, siwa,s giving tho Hair the appearance OF
being fresh shxrnpooned. Price. only fifty cents
None genuine unless signed
FRTRIDGE Il co.
Projectors OF the Balm Of a Thousand Flowers"
For ale by TAYLoRA bALLORD, No 10 lrGlaire
RN. sole AK, nts foI Davenport.
July23dAwem
for sale. Apply at the once Of the state
Democrat
aug6dtf
neFORSALE.-one pair three year old mules,
they are well broken to harness. Alo
one Lumber Wason aud harness, ali complete. Can
be secn ut work on Main street near the let Bsptst
church, Tor . few days. CSACKLEY.
Juiy!0uf
o> We have seine ve,y desirable lots selected
and for sale in Csmanehe. Plat keen price.
terms &c. made known, upon applications TO PAN
kER, EDWARDS n TALAAGE, No. 10 Orr's Block.
Anru u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-18

LAND OO.-This Company
~ now ready to sell lots In Its Addition
to the town Of Camanche. II Offers some Of the
most desirable business and residence lots about this
nou, ishing town. Any Information concerning the
same can be obtained by calling GEO. H. PAR
kER, Esq. No. 10 Orr's Block
febl7dtf OANAEOHE LAND co.
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