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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21
REAL ESTATE.

81 ANA>4AA AAJ A1A l. AAes
n II JULlI,S LI.T.dJsJE,
IL A D. AG u ~ II.
once In A,chsss.'. ulsrk; scessA sweet,
Timber Land.
~ ACRES hree. brsatifui Tsnbrr, % mile,
L fro0 davenport; price 90 pr scre; WI II
DIVIDED to ,.sit purchasers. e. =
lnprovcA Farns.
rort 20O in cnluvation- en boAri fence. wit
sag orange, house, stace, etc =
Abauifm farm 81 nsies from. Davenpsrt-i0o
aGIss--Ga acres IA cnlL a.ion, pars tluabar new
h"uss. stable, cie s
s rniics from Davenport; ~ scws; % ac,es ip,-
prevri-- NJ sers timber>rnnRns valers house. sta
3ii acr~s. miles from Dav-nport--'rr n acres in
tenca, lS0 acres in . high state Of cultivation, i39
acres t.n,er, large orchard tvo s,,d wcs Of water,
sarge hae With rooms, stables, outbuidingss etc.
. mile~ mon, Dsvsspo rt-lo scrsa n eslsivssp.
81 miles from DAyenport-l2o acres, all In fence,
60 acres in cultivation 10 acres timber 20 prsi
re, hou>r, stable, etc 10 q
miies from Davenport so acres: 50 acres IL cnl-
iivA'ion part timber. large new house, good barn.
etc. etc.
u miles from Davsnpcrt--sO acres; - scres In
cultivation, Rocd hs'n, 8, stable, etc. Y
- miles from Davenport-6O acres; 60 acvss in
Gu stvstion, gsod house, stable, etc
IL miles from Dasenr,rt-SO acres; 60 In cul-
tivation, II acres splendid timber, balsnce prairie
'arve orchard, running water, house ,srss stable.
smoke house, &C.
If miles from DavenpDrt; 50 acres 81, in cuitiva
tion; house, stable: etc.
- ni.ies from Davenport 50 scres-al IN fence and
cultivation.
900 acres in fence and cultivation. sn the Dubuque
road. mics from Davenport
~ acres prsi-ie land: miles from Davenport beau
tfnl view over Kock island. Mississippi and Day,r-
port.
geo ceres Of rich prairie land BY walcott. some Of
1t cnrivstei. And iarEs amount Of unimproved
land in Scott County.
nun,ber ~ honses. lots and vacrn 'efs, pleasant
" situated IN different parts Of Davenport. tnr sale
Oh favorable terms
IS teautif,i, lots In North Dsvenport-tsrms liber
Ally. Apply 70
jyi6tf JULIUS LyTANCR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

DesMl zines River Land for sale
L.lyVID DEPARTMENT..
Des Moi~ss Rtver Ndviga:ion 0ssd e. r. o.
OTTuMwA. Iowa, April II, 1856
suNHE undersigned hereby gives notice, that this
/ Onnce Il now open for the sale Of these valuable
si,i They will be- sold On long ctcs'it sp' Ia lots u
ith means and wishes o, purchasers
Anyfur;her oruiat ion desir, ia relation 10 ,hosi
,swilib be furnished on application at this once
mail OF other wise. 0go h PERKINS
tmayifsitD Land Commissioner.
LAED.. DE ARTNEf.
DEs MOsKEs NAviGATOs Co. 4
nNthe sixteenth day of June. next, the Office be
~ the sa@ of the lands VI this company will Ior
removed from this place 10 Fort Des MONIES.
These lands will b. sold long credits, ana IL
lots 70 suit the means and wishes Of pcrohasen.y
GEO. X PERKINS.
Land O,mmi ssonc
Ottunvs oWA IS sy2T isSt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21
Valuable Property fsr sale in East
0avonnoYt.

q 0oOD nuildine Lcts. also = tve story rtsas
U unusa. and two lots ovsSioakins The 0issls.
pGvA 81 = Jsn& =. o. q las. Jasdaa. y Davsn.
porA Aus1o-d0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

',... - DN1OhO.
Twin-City Bssk Store
AND NE Ms DEPOT
md street opposite ~ ctaife ] .sse.
siEf 1@d'a rs pAvENPokT. IOWA.
! BOOKS! SfATIONERY:
! Magazines ! Newspapers &C.,
I CONSTANTLY on hana3und da,iy receiv,us ,ad,-
N'ons ,h,re ssood ssspronen, Of nearly sli kinds
1 beoks, dI Stationery,
i Maps, LiboEraphs, Us
Port Mori.s Cola and sis,i Pgn..
&c tos ther wi'h srrst-ar of articies usually
P,oiishers AgDt--for sale Of all ihe Popular Nev
lo'hs Magazines and Newspapers sabseriptions
Nv ic,I, s5,;oa, cinciaast. sna ch.c.,o pausv
! rcs,,ved. 4. ~ evening. 9ft =
.vsscs! .Esr-s!!
W. receive regularly the Ncllow,ng Magazines aud
Sswspip@rs stt yan
Graham, ssss pa,nsm,
r. ftss1,sa saessroseist.. : 7.saI'Iss sss.w9ea'
Hsuseii ID Words. wxvrrly Magasint Inventor YAM
ks Notun4. Lc,lrs n. y. journal. Leslies Gazette
thies.s
New FORK Herald, Daily and weekly,
Tribune -
TiEnes, -
Srmi-w.ekey Tribane
Campaign, 81
Boston Daii, Trayeier ....
Cincinn"'t Daily Gazetie.
Chicago rrinsns,
:. Dernocractic Press.
5. l-n,h T'-weskiy Missouri kepubllras
Cinelii'aii w-sk!y Commercial.
s.nou'. Psetoriai,
w.serly AaGsz.ne,
Flag OF oar Union,
True Flas,
Cnee sam. American Union.
hSii's P.ciofial, pilot u bo-iCp
Sci-n'ifc American
ilfe Illustrated,
fi,ayunc,
brosher Jehnathan, Clipper Police Gaze'te, Spirit Of
the rlmes, Home Journal Ledger SUNDAY Dispatch.
Spiritual ILrgrsph, Irish American, C.,isen
and Thompson Bank Noe REPORTER,
View York
bell's ie tsportus} Illustrated Il ndon News. On
Ion PIrth AID wetly Times, London. for sale At
"nf eU'rs'er, OF subscriptions received
raue2i smo s. STARE, Agea;
bad Il W ~ Clare House,
Wall Paper.
7 An bow recefvins from the manufacturers, :, owe
I3, 100 reis OF Taii Pap-r and lsotd.rs, which
viii sell a: . all adv anee a, who's ale ol retail.
PH WARREN,
(HAay0jtL RDCk Island.
Stationary.
vTVAE finest steck Of Stationery o6erd In this
L ma bat. u lOw arriving at
H.H. WAkREN'S,
(Msy3dtO Rock Island.
RLaHk BOOKS Of every description can pow be
- had al WARREN'S,
(uAyb1D --s a9 kock Island.
4,
COO ROLLS az Curtain Paper ~, sale cheap by
sJOO y. u. WARkEE,
lmav5!tD kuA Island
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

UOuN A. GUv Ss attend 70 ths 0al~sstna of Aehr
j tats subsestpstsss tot Newspsp-rs AID Do . 0@H
RAJ Aeascy tuslness Uecs No 10 ORE snildlns
o.0ss = Dsssoss Z P1s9eyuan. OIt Dtiios
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21
elGvon nest Desirable Dulo1lng
Loto,. --ges sd' l's


20 teea0 l0r 1I1tsea Year..
VrSHD ooutA trsctiousi half Of tlcet - (ssvsaty.
j nvs1 cDrnDr a. u Oaise end FsoAt etrsetss eub-
divided Into eisvsn, ;ots suitable fsr commo4iouh
stores, and Cou,missi0u 1ouses, y oaered 70 hass
o. IT, eboss aanned te5m., oaDsnlRpt tstssoboa
IAndins With DeoxhalW e tAe 1allroad dfpoa, 0Aas
uireof WD y, 1JIDnDyH. Bses bovsaoess. =
= pAvlsnu 6 nUTD, DaNeeoprt. uei
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

eTvHB subscriber has one d usand sefes 81 Ripe
i prairie lands II JaspfT, otoEy, nasshan and
Franklin ccunties, yAiA Ae vl ss fsr cash. or r.
Asnge for other pF1ptssy upon the meet fsvcssele
and Perry streets In Nosth Deyenport.
ian u ar OLIVIA O. Logan.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

y. oLAInTS WEEgLH
yoVRNAl or AeM lNCE,
MammsaA ,llaasssassa Alsrary Jsarnai
seas.;I.ns isi.s p:S,s as Of rs London Ia.
briiant Romansss-toth Illustrated 10 the lish-
ct style Of engraving, namely: 1.-THE YOrus Heir
or Ths Aystsvy Of the BED Lion." and "Undins"
v lust issued.
MagniAent Enterprise.
10000 sUpscRlRERs IN ONE YEAR,
s.. 900 TO n OBrAIAEb IN ak MONTHS Il
0ioO 600 10 ~ GIVEN IN PRENIUk
", 90 TO BB GIVEN IN 81 y or r H0.n
NVB undertake an extraordinary task that OF on-
" tanning 6O,00o Subscribers In SIX months, and
~c use tho following extraordinary means 10 scccn
ist We made the very LARGEST snd BEST Illus
trated Family Paper Of the country. and sell it at the
81. W. sdopta system Of premiums, tha, NEVER
has been LQCALLkD and cannot be surpassed IN In
eralts, ~ she resses tAe! ~ sssl elve sam QUA,
to the whole p.oesdA Of the Paper for six myl.hs,
VIZ: osONoc The most os the sum ~in b Ssvm In
silver Plate,
ON4 HrXDnID Doii.AHS, Of nsrs, TI.rs =
VII Aass b inclxasa several
GOLD WA1CHE3.
ara Tvs Large Hua vulHsl1s Absup1ss- Al
2rsrisns wIIi :. destsA ppsn .aasdia.sly = q.
- SHAS W. s<sss :. ~ F1it, y: Pc q
and seat lnHediateiy. theush - oao o. fksG
ssea ps!'sss; &ssisss VA syssy 'rlsaslssr aan.'
3 Sers41 l1soAe @hle>.W
N,s laapsypeas taeiY4 - aal1Qs ~ sais nusla
cant ertsrtrSse N this 1A9t CAV v4ftsSapens, and ~
thersapye se1r ~ rsAder to eisenlsss, cs s. The
'J0uRSAk0B R0AANOE' itsslf, a copy 81 which
usy % hafoy vSitiny 70 y. y Blair, phhiisher q
Journal Of ncDapess chicass, q New tork--or may
b. ssen at tAs e@os % nans Of pApes In wkrh lhii
Advs'tiscueHt appeAu.
r111Q-ysf1 1.yses eAoa susl nssshs. q ~
~ 0rse roass t.. Evesy sshecsiees vtll "a oes
6enAly Jqbgss DHss11utlpn.
~. D. - SOD 0ese4 - te vo0 . o>aeoAs
b. sPsstnea sass q ~ pssss.
osS9 tAeNssns ssssla -sAz..s
~ 1nyUQ - ~ Z Rfst sSt& Sosrkttt,sa ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

~ me euhsc,ber has numberiess desirable pie
eoeos land In and the cities Of Davenport and
L-Clsirr amp near the town Of Port Byron. that
or IN sell IOctl6tfl IN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21
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MUSIC.


: INV IVNI6 W1KE ROUMN.
N0. 8, LIZ CLAIRE Row. DAvEkPOBI. IOWA.
Wkhave good NECK of 9, Is s1GS1.s an.
w Octave Pisnos on hand. rmh,..,n. s,n'a
sveryvartety Of style and prices, from the plain m.
saic Wame 70 the nev eHpensive kind with cnry,nr,
pearl keys, &c, frcm the factories OF rs,
erothers . Cummings; Firth, Pond 4 Co, N.s Yer,
Al OF which ere warranted g. give Satisfaction .r o
sale Orders ffom skroa! are solicited Purchase,
~. - ~ wsl served by or ;r.na ~ they we're PR
sent TO select fos themselves Tie srtt,s viI s,~rv,
oc 'o.nd ~ Feprssentrd. We lkeviss have on hand
very nue stock of 6Sisuvs, Vtei.as, fiu' i.a.. Al,
1sruea"s, = <Sstes, A1sS}os. 7assboSs~., :. .,,.,
Afrn"w0sAe o. eve,y description, Sheet .A,., Il
oSsAs6n CRANDAlL \ Hl16INa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

AONR hundrcsi and twenty Rri' ing lots In IN
Addition a. the town Of Port Byron.
These lots eligible and handsomely situated on
she bank Of the Mississippi They vi Be sold IN res-
tOnAb.a germs
For particular. inquire Of Measrs. Durfee. Pratt
Co.. Port byron Charles J. Rogers. ESQ, LeClsre.
Corbin Dow DavvnrOrt. or Of the Subscriber.
JANRS NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

Cam. TO the farm Of the subscriber about h. lss
u N.vsuNhsr large red O1. Whess b. 'ame - this
place he vss euits lans md very poor. The owner
Uern q ut eailoA foe
noos 0enk q l0vs CITY rsAl near peyenport.
Jao. % i00S fJaa, Il. dtG JAneo NAT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

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81 2 ses- Ess8At =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21
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on AOABo AZ 1ne Prairie Iasl nile ssasA =
OV vustoa Dsput, M 6Wgllino 1seee toesono.-
fAs property eas ~ beagAs spnn nest seecseSss
'',.:; ..1.ss 1H.asuasss a -. 1 1ss9 ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

1aOMOOPATIIlC MEDICINE.
N. PRINCE. n. D-ro b. COM ulted st hi, Dis..n.
cary, % 0ss1y, brtws~n Foursh md Firth streets,
1ely. fYcn 10 o'clock A. y. tn lP. n. Residence
osstA-sast cofner Brady and Fifteenth streets
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

HAlGnT. SEARS + BECKETT.
Leather Manufacturer,
AND
WnotEsALE DrALEss IN
Il E A II III u IL
0S ALI xIND2
S0d3lss, EA6dlss-v 41r6seats
CO0CA 3Sr6os1DS1e09, SAOs
AVssd3ss1e, 011ss o..
=: A,v: ss. % As.a : 80 = sAsssFss's saA ~
EsaaAsf Z 1s66osoAv Uoer1eeGp
svueyso,ssd II ~ wet. Vsnpsnaas = sAsSss
~ "a 6Asnsse I.oAtAss,
bceA 0Ak saa naNlees.
''i S,sscS, 1assAs aaA sA,,n. osls NJ
.e xus I'D ules' lsssAss,
% !ass' LIZ sS.ns. xerro.oo an4,,.s ..ss,s 80
nen liist.as. pssa snd iaazssde1 tsi,as,. Iasls,
ssSSisfy Esrsvsss, Jsusassa. SsAss. end suvss
Paessd. spsa sAs bses nansf.etss:s., sale-sAnpe
w. 0s. AID Pc Ess ~ n0sr: Y 49,, nS':s sos -
S6sk1rases naAsr, o. 1A1dles cen vilA. ~
CArrAan aaai 0ro>ers 0Ows, ~ 0eUDs. Stan
Jointe, 6osd6 taps, 9a1ds. nnsnfalsd tlshs.. 4
VSgSH 6SHs, 6bosss, nens ttiiees, Csyriess 6Aal
ss .s;:l sss:: s:asrs;ss s:ss ssss.' II s:! ss ~
~ ss.;scSiejv a1 t1Asl Vs11iS - 1sscs.
:. -. ia;''ihl@ssIs:!: / ] ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

a. III. MILLER,
General Land Agent.
yaiers Lands, Locates Land V'nrr0nfs
BUYS AND SELLS REAL ESTATE,
Rents Houses and Farms,
COLLECTS RENTS, PAYS TAXES,
AND ATTENDS PROMPTLY TO
q teust0eaS tntvwSte0 ~ hts CO re
)FFICE OVER THE POST OFFICE,
Davenport, lswa.
have lWree quantity os City and County prop
erty fer sale on reasonable terms: oct 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

Paints, Oils, Nildow Glass, Sash. noors,
blinds, &c.
VIZ are ucw~vWsseAU large assortment Of
w Goods e~narslly hept y P61nt tsu10 o. Store.
No. i0,DO0 Drady, corner Of Fourth,
sop90 @# DAvDNYOnf, IOWA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

BY the New York Silver Plate Gem
panl, IL peces wo-th from ONE DOLLAR 70
ON4 HuNDN1D DOLLARS, or more. There
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21
DO.MESTXC GOODS.

Brown and blcached Musns o, all widths and pri
ce,, ,ckngs, all quaiitirs; Canton Fiainels, grey,
wh te red. blue and all colors VIZ len naunels; brown
and beached table dAmasks; shirtihs aud apron
checks; American and Welsh silk warp ard shaker
Flannes; lo-4 and " brown rnd bic ached She ting
Musins; cotton aud w,Sl Fisnn-s; Linscys; Hicks ry
shr,ins prints: domestic 6inghsms; Calicoes Of all
prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

iss sslas s7fi. 81 .ssu's isE . <aAzr--taf7 -k{
8. - fEHf t sSEN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

Es1H1e0AD 1saae wesas, sueA = olcsrs, Ga Asi
3 wasss seehs, eesaa yAlatAssa A4ei iQylsra
.ssss eAsss sssss ws:ss 0sssss. 81. ~. x 80 +"
= 33.,..,sp.. M, w''s,'' s:s,5t'' Ss.''
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

X 900 8oxHS Esw Ro.f Giass h store and Tor sa,s
~ as .si fsf4.f fes4 'ff 4fsil No 1oAD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-02-21

WILLIAM AlLan. w eLAAe'
All.HN 4 CLARK,
AStssusys asd Counseiors At Law, AND Notsries
Puhale, pavenport, Iowa. ansiSl
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
TITS NOT A DYE.
PRESIDENT j. ii. EATON, l.. j.. u.
Union UnircrSifh. Mnrfr6cSB6r6.- 2

PRESIDENT j. III. eaton L. j.. D..
Union University, MugJreesb6T0, Tenn,
Says: notwithstanding the irregular use O
Mrs. :. A. Aliens Worlds Hair rcstorcr, 80,
the falling off Of h6ir ec6Scd and my grey IoehS
rerc restored to their originl color"
REV. NJ. TEACHER (60 years Of age, Pitch.
err, Chenango Co., n. y ''My hair is now re-
stored TO its natural colCr, and ceuscs to fall
off,
Rev. b. p. STONE, D. D.. Concord. n. IL
'sMy hair which was grey. is now restored 10 ihs
natural color, &c. -.. ~.
REV. D. CiENDENIN, Chicago, Ill. II Ga6
add my testimony, and recommend it to hfS
friends"
REV. D. T. WOOD. Mipdlctown, n. Y. "MT
own hair las greatly thickened. also that of ouS
of my family who was bccominn bald.
szy We might swell this list, but If not cfE--
MRS. s. A. ALIENS ZYLOBAESUM,
Or. World $ Hair Dressing. is essential to use
with the ReStorer, aid is the best Hair Dresser
for old or young cxtant, being often eff CO cicus
IN cases of hair falling. &c, without the Resto-
rcr.
Grey haired, Bald. or persons afflicted with
diseases of the hair or scalp, read the abovc.aLd
judge of
MRS. S. \. ALLES'S WORLDS lair RESTo:
RER.
II doe not soil or stain. Sold by all the pri9-
cipal wholesale and retail merchants in the T..
s.. Cuba and Canada.
DEPOT, 355 BROOME ST, n. Y.
Us dealers try TO sell articles instead
of this, on which they make more profit. Write
to Depot for circular and information.
April 9-3mo.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
From kansas.

ST. Louis, June Is.
The Democrat learns that the Free
State Legislature met at Topeka ON the
9th inst. No quorum. On the 10th
they went into secret session t discuss
the ~propriety of immediately organizing
and putting into operation the new gov
ernment
On the 11th inst. The Senate elected
WA Phillips United States Senator in
place of Lane.
The Legislature almost unanimously
sustains the Convention.
The Convention met at Topeka on
the 9th, Lane presiding. Resolutions
were adopted disowning the territorial
government, and declaring that an ad-
mission to the Union, under the Tope-
ka Constitution, to be the only method
of adjusting the difficulties; pledging to
pursue the application pending before
Congress, believing that measure to be
Just and iaccordant with the principles
of the past legislation of the country,
and will eventually be conceded to-
That it is the duty of the Legislature to
complete a State organization.
Other resolutions - recommending
the Free State party to disregard the
approaching elections, and casting sus-
picion upon any man who consents to
vote for Brown as a candidate for the
Constitutional Convention-were passed
and then adjourned.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
Marfifa.

On the 9th inst, by A. ID. Borden,
ESD, Mr.. JOHN L. CUPP, to Miss KATE
III. BLACK, all of this county.
On the Both ult., by Rev. Levi Rike,
Mr.. 4. s. SToTLER, to Miss SALLY A.
HoLDERMAN, all of this county.
EaS~ Bachelors, like'leavcs in Autumn,
one after another disappear. Some of
them struggle-but at last yi1ld TO the
superior charms of SOM lovely enchan-
ter. So it was with our old friend Ed.
The happy couple did not forget the
Printer, for which kind remembrance,
we wish them a happy and prosperous
Journey through life.
In union their hearts now combine,
iy the cords of affection and love,
Whilst Joy will round them entwine,
As sinless and pure as the dove.
In peace may they serve out their years,
That ON earth unto them may be given,
ilercft OF all sorrowS and fears,
Aud at last find their home high in heaven.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
A l.

On Saturday the 18th day OF July A d 1877.
at one o'clock L. VI of said day. will be sold at
public vcndue, on the premises near BrcnnerS-
Vile, Preb'c County, Ohio. the fo:t"wing Real
Estate, of which Peter Fultz. late of said county
died seized situ1te lying and being in saId
scribe. as follows. to wit: " beginning at the
half mile stake on the east line of section
eighteen (IS) OF Township six l6) of range three
(3) east. etc., at a corner stone; thence south
twenty -one and one fourth poles to a corner
stone; thence west one hundred and fifty and
onc-half poles to two sugars AMI a beach; thence
north twcnty-onc and one fourth poles 10 a stone
corner thcuce cast one hundred and fifty and
one hllf poles to the place of beginning. contain
ing twenty acres o. land. Also, a part OF the
sOIth-wes It quarter of section number eight ~
il Township number six of range three 81 east
etc, beginning at the south ca st cornerof David
Harris lot, in said section Thence moth ON the
line of said David Harris lot to the northeast
corner thereof thence east TO the north-east
corner of Robert Iams' lot in said section; thence
south on the line of said Iams' lot to the south
west corner thereof; thence west to the place Of
beginning, containing one acre of land be the
same more or less, subj ect to and encumbercd
with the dover estate of Mary Fultz. widow Of
Peter Fultz deceased. as follows, to wit: the en-
tire use Of the said last described tract of land
during her natural life. and the use of four acres
described. as hercinbefore specifically assigned
Terms of Sale-One half of the purchase money
cash in hand and the residue in one year from
the day of sale deferred payment to be secured
by mortga ge on the premises and bear intcres
of six per cent. from day of sale.
Appraised at s. PETER HOLTRY.
Administrato with the will annexed of Peter
Fultz, deceased.
j. Fl. Zoos, Attorney Pltf.
June IS.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
The crops I1n MISSISSIPPI.

We learn from a gentleman, just re,
turned from Mississippi, having visited
in the last week De Soto, Panolo, Talla-
hatchie, Yalobasha, Lafayette and Mar
shall counties, the following in reference
TO the crops There is. generally a fail
stand of Cotton, but it seems to grow
quite slow. Corn is small for the season
generally poor stands. The cutworm
i seriously injuring both corn and cot
ON on all the low lands, as we'll as the
vegetable gardens. Wheat looks we'll
and promises an average yield. Oats
look well.-Ncnaphis BuMeftM.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

Of READ THIs.-For all Bowel Diseases,
Cholera, Diarrhoa, Dyspepsia, Flatulcn-
cy. Constipation and general debility VIC
know of nothing better than DIR. Hos
TETTER's celebrated Stomach Bitters.-
One wine glass taken three times each
day, before meals, will be a sure cure
for all the above diseases, will remove
all hcaviness from the stomach; keep you
free from eos~tivcness, assist digestion
give a~goodappctite and impart a healthy
tone to the whole system. Every am
lily should keep these Bitter on hanc
during the summer season, as n family
medicine. For sale by all principal
Druggists and dealers generally.
For sale by Brookins & Son.
r June st
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18

.gpa-W We were accostcd a day or two
since by a familiar Voice, and a gentle
man VIC did not remember to have seen
before, stood in our presence. A comic
smile played around his mouth, and his
eyes told of mischief, and not until an
explanation did We discover an old ac-
quaintance who, the last time we saw
him, was as gray as a rat; but by the
magic power of Prot. Woods Hair Res
torativo, his hair is as black as a coal and
soft as silk.-LouisciEEe Times.
4 For sale by Druggists generally.
June 1S-4t.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-06-18
ALEXANDER CooFER Preble Common

VS., Pleas.
WILLIAM COOPER, et.al. Petition for Partition
The said defendants, William Cooper, Sarah
Cooper, (~widowl, Jacob Grouse. Rebecca
Grouse, James Cooper, John B. Har;er' Catha-
zine Harter, John A.Doyal, Isabel Doyal, New.
berry Cooper, John II. Cooper, Jacob S.
Cooper, Albert Guilford, Mary GuilGord,
Charles B.. Cooper and Thomas P. Cooper,
are hereby notified that the above named
plaintiff, on the 26th day of Nay, A. D., 1851,
exhibited his petition against them, the said
de fendanis, in The Court of Common Pleas OF
Preble Comfy, Ohio, wherein the said plain
tiff demands partition OF the following described
Real Estate, situate, lying, and being IN the
County OF Preble, an Stale OF Ohio, and de
Scribed as follows, 10 wit: The west half OF
the north east and south east quaIteTS-o o. sec
ton number four az, townSphip number
nine (9), of range number two ~,
east, etc, commencing at the half-section
corner between sections number four az, and
nine (9), running north SO,55 chains 10 the
halG-section corner on the DaIke County Line
thence east 90 so chains 10 The half way point
between the half section corner and the sec
ton corners; thence south 10 the half way
point between the half section corner and the
section corner on the south side of section
number four az, dista nee S0,5 So chains; thence
west 10 the place of beginning, distance 2O,27
chains containing one hundred and sixty two
80 hundrethS acres Of land; and the assignment
of the dover OF the said Sarah Cooper, widow
OF Alexander Cooper, late of reble Co., Ohio,
deceased, in said premises; and the said de
PENDANTS are fur her notified that the said
plaintiff at the next Term of said Court,
will apply for an or Ter that said dover may be
assigned and said partition made accordingly.
j. II. FOOS. ATTY for pltf.
Attes. L. B. Ogden, Clerk.
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