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THE SLOW.GOER.

FL am quite an orderly citizen, little
aoser forty, and rather inclined to be stout
pounds; but this Is S not on account of fat
--itis nascle-all muscle
s,i,sis nervous. don't like like 10 be hur.
ried-not By any means. have horror
:of haste, and all that kind of thing. Like
08ss Johnson, ] am slow man. -
sslsW Well sir, II had occasion to go out into
..sWestchester comfy one fne day, and from
/. some freak Of fancy which got into me,
.must needs get q vehicle and go it in q
sc5nsSrtable. peaceaole way. So wen'
ht0 DrsBRow's, IN the Fourth Avenue, neal
Astor Place Disbrows had taught my
daughter horsemanship; and "a deuced
egood rider she is, to be sure5and I asked
him to get me out vehicle and horse
So he called one of his myrmidons t.
bring ont 10 horse-a regular kick-up o
fellow hewas, with an eye like a lighted
segar, and snort like an earthquake
told f)isbrow at once that such an anima
would not do FOR me. I'd rather be hitch
ed to the Of the east wind, or runa
way locomotive, I would; / told Dis
throw so. & sf'A sSa''S' s sl's'.s'''se Il
Horse aftef horse was trotted out, unti
lost ail patience. At length said in
iignantiy. si,st' sslo'l sl9 ''..t 7,''e1 s.''1
s.If these are Ike an the rest Of .yonl
horses, must 70 to some stable wher,
xh~v Ina,, dn,;l. rvonflo on;molc ,uan
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-23
NUMBER %.
Resignation of Judge Curtis.

The Boston Courier confirms the rumor
that Judge Curtis has resigned his seat
on the bench of the Supreme Gourtrof
the United States. He has been led to
take this step from reasons growing out Of
his private affairs. Judge Curtis received
his appointment from President Fillmore
in IS l. at the special instance, It wasFsaid
of Daniel Webster, who HAD the highest
opinion of his abilities. His circuit en-
braced the States of Maine, New Hamp-
shire, Massachusetts and Rhode Island,
and his.suecessor will doubtless be select.
ed by President Buchanan from the men,
bers of the bar in one of these States.
Mr.. Toucey, the Secretary Of the Navy
is already named to succeed him.. twill
be remembered that Judge Curtis was
one of the Judges who dissented from the
decision of the Supreme Copgt in the
famous Dred Scott case.
The Washington States says the rssig-
nation of Judge Curtis has been received
by the President. =sz-----z-A
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VOLUME XIV. :
81 n0f.trp ID D.
sTHElDYING WIFE.

-. 4 .fh
.You'll think Of me, sometimes, beloved
When I am gone from sight3 -i#
When you can see me nevermore,
~ siFuuNluo forget me quite? 80, /.
sYoaal miss, sometimes, at twilight hour
Ny low and loving tones;
YouF heart vii sometimes feel pang,
Whensbeating ell alonesp ~
..,s.E 1s,.{,s xas 4 i.ssa lf4ylTsesbsti m -
vsYon'll thinkaof days forever gone, F1
Aud grief may wiring tear
From eyes that have but seldom wept,
sM But I shall not be here;
You'll come, and go, and yet the same
q, That once yonr fond eyes met,
Win faded be-forever fed. lo',.'
But obi do not forge.l'
~ n s,sest;ssfssfe ssEssf--;aeE -
exyhenl cold andslifeless is the form e
That's nestled on thy breast,
When chill and marble like the lips
That once thine own have pressed,
Oh. scmetimes think Of me, and come,
Un1othe quiet spot
Whe6 / shall siumber lone and still,
Bss shl not qaits fargotla
sYou'il think Of me when sitting side
Ny lone and vacant chair; 5s5o
And sometimes, love, oh, gaze upon p
This silkcnH tress of hair! a eas's
.Andstbink that with its silken curls i
It doated Ger the brow ! s..ia 5 sse6
That rests within the lowly grave,
So dsap and paflid now. ~
las. -sfa 45l.f
aBut yet. your grief viii pass away sa9
Like dusty shades ofnight; - ,'i6
/ Thecypress wreath you'll change, beloved
For one with flowers white; = 9 S s
You'll fondly love another one, 8.
And call her thineLbut yet ~
Your lost young bride-y your FIRST beloved
OH do not quite forgett'
sss:sA nd sHE, thy chosen one, may bring
A heart of love to the, 80
But not more loving, true, than mine,
*. / KNOW IT CANNOT BE.
But mine must throbless, pulseless be,
80 Itswarm outgushings still, ''s.
Bit 5oa sometimes think Of her,
Who rests SO pale and chill. "
ss0hl sometimes fancy that my arms
Are fondly round thee twined, s
Aud thar my cheek, once warm and fa
is closely pressed to thine,
When am gone, forever gone. $50
I'd beremembered yet,
OIL think Of me sometimes, beloved,
And NEVER quite forget!"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-23
Wisdom of Town LADIES'.

"Pa, why don't you buy hess sosss
can have all the eggs we want?n sass9
MY dear, one hen would not lar ali the
eggs we want" ssS@ '9ae9 s'aaa'a,sA'I
yesjit would, Pa. Ne onis uses
dozen eggssaa,iay, and q good hengouid
certainly lay that many. = ssiiaes al,
Onr printers devil says this young lady
is sister to, one who, thought milk was
pumped out of cows, and the tail was tie th6s
pump handle iil,9g iis@tsss a.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-23

KISSING ATA CERTAIN AGE. a ceteA
brated dandy was one evening in Cempa-
ny with young lady, and observing her
kiss her favorite poodle, he advanced, and
begged the like favor, remarkiag that sho
sught to have as much charity FOR him as
She had shown to the dog. =
"Sir," said the belle. "I never Kissed
my dog when he was puppy.s'a ~ =,
..o The fellow took the hint and was OF
instanter. s -.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-23

e An Irishman attending a Quaker
meeting heard d young Friend make the
following announcemeDt3 f5,a 500.
Brethren ] am going tomarry daugh-
ter of the Lord. y $50 le 3isss sssHks e
"The devil ye are, . said Pat. Faith
and be jabers, an it win be long time
before yell see your father-in-law.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-23

The MODEL DY.-The model lady
puts her children out to nurse and tends
lap dogs; lies In bed till noon; wears pa
|per-soled shoes; pinches her waist; gives
the piano fits; forgets to pay her milliner;
cuts her poor relations; goes to church
when she has new bonnet; turns the cold
shoulder to her husband, and firts with
Ibis "friend," never saw a thimble, don'i
know a darning-needle from crow-bar;
wonders where puddings grow; eats ham
and eggs in private, and dimes on Q
pigeons's leg in public; runs mad after
the new fashion; doats on Byron; adores
any man who grins behind a moastache;
and when asked the age Of her. youngest
child, replies, "Don't know, indeed-ash
Bettyn'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-23
.som.e Shaking. : )

Tom is queer genius, and let's Of
some tall ones, occasionally. I he visited
US the other day, in our sanctum. with a.
. "How do you do, old fellow ?n
"Hallo, Tom" said We, hiwhere have
you been so long 20 a4.
"Why sir, I've been down on Severn
river, in Ann Arundle county, taking
Shanghai1noteszon the .chiils and fever
."Ah, indeed,' said We, "are they very
bad down. there ?,s sasss, .zv.a-
q Rather bad.' said Tom, drily.-
'.There is one placeawhere they have been
attemptingto builds brick house for eight
Iweeks-wel, the other day. as the hands
were pptting up the bricks preparatory
to finishing il, they were taken With gehill.
and shook the whole building completely
down, and kept on shaking TIL ghe bricks
were dust of the finest quality Jusl it
that juncture, the chiIls came on wish -
newed force and they commenced shaking
with such gusto.s that they were entirely
obscured for hours. and the people Of the
neighborhood thaughtathe sun was ID an
eeiipse. = - r's.
Odo Sdiu We.
"Not at all, /" said Tom. a
why, ! was sixteen miles further down
the river the other'day, and saw four men
carrying a big pine log, from on board .
schooner to the shore The chilIs came
on, and they shook the log, which was
thirty feet long, all up in pieces Of the
proper length for FIRE wood, and taking q
re-shake of it, split and piled mp, at the
same time shaking all the knots out Of
/ it." = -
!. "Can'tbelieye anything like that, Tom -
Eos"Irs fact" said Tom; and he resumed
"there's farmer down there, who in an
i apple picking season. hauls his piggers
out to the orchard, and sets one up against
leach tree In short time the chill comes
ION, and every apple in the orchard Is
Eshaken off the trees on to the ground. NJ
Incredible, . said we, holding our sides
with both hands. :,
i HFa t, said Tom, they keep a man
4 alongside of each negro, to take him away
as soon as the fruit is of, for fear that he
I viii shake the tree down U. asE.s 81 vzf
/ Tom continued-sMr an old
4 friend of mine, and house carpenter, was
engaged, a few days ago. in covering the
roof of house With shingles Just as ne
was finishing, the chill came on, and hS
4 shook every shingle aoff the roof Soma
| Of them are supposed, to be flying abort
! yet" .:.5...'..,'.....,,..,
| "Another gentleman near the same
place, wastaken with chill the other DAY,
at dinner, and shook his knife and fork
down his throat, besides breaking allithe
crockery ware on, the table His :litsle
son, who was sitting at the table, at the
same time, was taken with chill, and
shook all the buttons of his inexpressibies
andthen shook himself clear out Of thefnp
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-23
A Quaker Woman's Logic.

------ b QuaKGT 60s5fC' ~
The following is an extract from Qua
ker woman's sermon.
There are three things I very much
wonder at. The first is that children
should be SO foolish as to throw up stones,
clubs and brickbats into fruit trees to
knock down fruit; if they would let ii
alone, it would fall itself. Second is, that
men should be SO foolish, and even SC
wicked, as to go to war, and kill eacf
other; if let, alone they would die them.
selves. And the third aud last things
which wonder at is, that men should be
so unwisc as to go after the young women
if the would stay at home the young women
would come after them.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-23

How TO GET HAT. Say, Pompey,
yon nigger, where you get dat new. hatys
at de shop, 70 be sRfe. 2
IS "What is de price of sich an article as
da +,
Il don't know. nigger-T I don. know.
De shop kesass- ssas,st dar!i"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-23

t The reasons why ladies: do sosue-
times dodge an offer of marriage, il. bc-.
cause the question is so abruptly pepp3
at them s, s..s' ''sss:.s' s Sc
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-23
A Curious Picnic.

A picnic party held on M;dVersf Hills,
England comprised the following per-
sons: One grandson, one great. grandson,
two sons, one son-in-law, two husbands,
two wives, two widows, one. father, one
brother. soues uncle, one grand-uncle, three
mothers. one sister, two agrandmothers,
one great.gradmother two daughters, one
grand daughter one niece, one great
nephew one mother-in Jaw one grand.
mother-in-law, one godson,s one god
daughter, two godfathers, and two god.
mothers. These thirty-fonr relations
were united in six persons g;g ~ a
- a bachelor advertised for a help,
mate, one WHO would prove "a companies
for his hhnd. his heart, and his lot" A
fair one replying. asked very earnestly
'slI lIpwhig is your lot!"
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1857-09-23

IL W- A 9Vicksburg correspondent as
snres us, in q private letter, that the fol-
lowing resolutions were passed by the
Board Of Councilman IN Canton, Missis-
| sipi: -. bsa sits8S. $ ls,ss ..s.9.
III. Resolved by this Council that we
build a new Jail. ea iss3sa 81 As..'s'ss3
.aaS. Resolved that the new jai! be built
out Of the materials of the old Jail. .
'3 Resolved that the old Jail be used
until the new Jail is finished" % ',E1as
Gould Dublin or Cork beat this?
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
NOTICE,

TTNHE PUBLIC are hereby cautioned against ncOo.
i tating certain Not" given by the Piarcrville
Water Company to Alfred Dcl. dated January 5.h
lSlI; for the zum of 81 ,O6I 90, said note having
Ls The Dools ot the Company Will show
r. A. BISHOP,
Secretary Plarcrvilc Water Company.
Pl1ceryillc, June 25,h, 1897. tiiwtI
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
ATWILL g. CO.,

No. I72, Washington ST., San FrnnCIscO.
HEET, CARD AND BOOK MUSIC; PIANO
- FORrES, and other Musical Instruments;
STRINGS AND REEDS, for Violins, Guitars,
Carionets &c.
Also, n Large Wholesale Stock Of
Fancy Goods and Toys!
Billiard Balls; Wax md Cue LeathcrS;
Flags Of all Nations; Boxing Gloves, 80.
Together with all kinds OF
YANKEE NOTIONS, Useful or Amusing.
Goods packed with great care and forwarded with
Nromptness,
SSy- All orders should mention by what boat or
Express Company the goods are required to be sent.
ATW1LL Co, -
rae 3ml 112 Washington Street.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

DAVIS y Roy have received large additions
10 10 their stock Of books, stationery, varieties,
hnc cutlery, etc.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
PETTIT's DRUG STORE.

tlAN u. PETIT has hos IN store, The largest and
hr-t 'rrrt'i o'"rh OF Drug, Paint. Window Glass
Pnrr Mrdirin'7. Fine Chemicals, and GrrtIinr Pa.
INT Ne '"iu's ever oG rcd fpr -G ~ thi- C.ty and
dcSrihs t. nrr 50. hi prcfolt iic" trad, aud rv.
t"'d Il {" III trt' "f II E,ialp C,'in'y he invites
Tie ~ '''''+'f t''Ii'lrt H"tl',- i'y-iiaI,- Paint
rTS tnd NiI"r' to ii,- '&'"i,N' ad varied a-lnrt.
."nt' n''iriHt l." ~ ''r' Il" can s all articles In
h' line NJ trade, ~ lower prices than any uther deal
Cr IN tilo iuuuuahI.
II" has h'"n "n :aYcI in hi4 present tu.jnrs4 for
twelve years. /, thoroughly acquainted with its de.
t1V, Tt ~ h" ~ci"ctS ' Eords with tho Crrutrst
rnr". Purchasers may rtlY wi:li safety upon finding
ev"v article snld II. his Drcg store, PURE, FRESH
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

FnN CARSON VALLEY.-Mai. Ormsbv
kIt here yesterday, about 3 o'clock, p. VI.
for Carson Valley, with" three wagons
frcightcd with fifty hundred weight each
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
Chance for a Bargain
2 For Sa.1e0

VENHE undersigned offer for sale, on most
y reasonable terms, their Stock of Goods
selected expressly for this market, together
with their Store Rooms, Stables, &C., at Amer
lean Flat. The town S in the heart Of rich
mining region, and directly on the roud leading
from Plaeerville to GeOrgetown-nine miles
from the former, and six from the latter place.
The mail stage passes through it daily. It is
one Of the best business locations in the conn
ty. Our trade is good, regular and safe. Blu
siness engagements in the Atlantic StateS In
duces us to sell.
We have also several houses and lots, which
we will sell at fair prices.
Terms made known to persons wishing to
purchase, by applying to the undersigned at
American Flat.
FISK, LAWYER s. co.
American Flat, March IL, 1857. rsl
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

T. .CUAMBEELIN. Mayor.
hereby certify that the above Ordinance
was passed on ths 18th day Of jane, lsjTT, by
thG Common Council Of the City Of Placrrville.
J. NJ. GRANTWAN, City Clerk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

HedgeM0n, Clark g. Co.'s
NENUINEMEDICINAL CODLIvER OIL
VI warranted pure, for sale ct the
PLAcERvILLE DRu0 SroRE.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

DONNETS! BONNETS,- most FASH
ID ionaGlr styles Of Silk, Grape and Straw
Bunncts, for sale at
BLOCH 4 BACIIMAN'S.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

~ Mi""' nrn1 ,IDrc. 1T th" sim If
Va" i"+ M"r;'r, Mari |r,o, iS >Iprl;cd wi;h
tr'a and Pm' dr!s and iE,di,ircs r. b,
i'n!' ~ ihc i':rcS. Th' pa;cnt mc.li..inc,
lid ~ tH> establishment, are Received ,,iIrrt
l'.hn ih" mnil'ifi tUrcrS, Hni every package is
warranted genuine. Pyrf,im"ry and other ar.
h''.N fr III t"i't, all "f tllr rloirr>t q r,lity
III" sold It the Miners Ding Store lower than
~ "a" "'h"r h"L>' IN u" comfy. !, j., a!.n,
wen >afHh'd with paints, oils, window glass.
vrrnl-''r~, P'int brushes, lamps, llrip oil hu;
80" d.. Jrrvcy : advertisement in another col
u.nn, ur call ~ his rsrat hmcnt the most
trHniil,i aud ta'icluliy arranged drug store in
IA nnunlallia-- nnl -"r l'r tu.rsrlyc~, rrmc,1-
hr";"" that h. k'ps non" but the best articles
a:!d sells at the luwcstI!ilcS
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

OBSERVANCE or rnr SAnnArm-The princi-
CHl merchants of this city, led on by Mcssrs.
taSsrt,, Hale 4 Co.. Chas. W. Barnes, Geo. F..
JonCs and Hooker x Co., are making move to
pnsa stop TO Sunday trading. These firms
nave already signed an agreement 10 close
their stores on SUNDAY
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
NIaClN Cn. Notice.

Stntc oA NStAsOcHtN.
C"r@iY IF ~ nomdo.
In The District Court Of the 'll,h Judicial Dis.
trict, in and for said county.
In the matter of the Petition of John Z. Stovcr,
an Insolvcnt Debtor.
DlESCANT To an order uf the Hon. John
l. NJ. Howell, Judge of the said District Court,
notice ts hereby given tu I'll the Creditors of
the said Insulvcnt, John T.. Slower, to be and
appear before the Hon. }. NJ Howell aforesaid,
in "rcn Court, NJ the Court House in Placer,
tI!ls,i said county. ON the 18th day Of August,
~ ID. l>'', at the hour Of /" O'Clock 4. NJ. Of
that day, then and there to show cause il any
they can, why the PRAYER of said Tnsolvrnt
should not he granted, and an assignment of his
estate br made and he he discharged ficm his
debts and liabilities, in pursuance Of the statute
in such case made and provided
Witness my hand and the seal Of said
b. S. county affixed NJ office in pacc.villc, this
9Th day of June, A. y. 1857.
Juno l5-%"l d.. G. MCKINNEY, CTk.
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
.EcoNONIX Is WEALTH :"
State OF California,

County OF IL DoR,no.
l.. n" Distrr! CoYrt ofM4 1ith Jufi,iR lis
tric', IN IL, mlH,Y n he Petition ct Ell r.
LEE, an b.spiytnt Tejt5r.
DURSCANT TO AN ORDER OF THE
l. Hon. District Court aforesaid, notice is
hereby given To nil tle Creditors Of the said
lnSolvent, ELI 7. LEE. to BE- and appear before
the Court aforesaid, at the Court House in the
city of Plccrvillc in said county. on the l1th
day If August, ~ ID. l1j1. at ten o'clock A.
NJ &c that day, there and then to show cause,
ifanv they can, why the PRAYER ofthc said In
solvent should not be granted and an assign
mcnt cf his estate be made and he discharged
from his debts and liabilities, in pursuance Of
the Statute in such case made and provided
Witness my hand with the seal Of said
l.. s. Court. ailivcd at office in the city Of
Ploccrviilc, this The I'D day of June,
4. ID. loi1.
n. c. McKENNEY, Clerk
BErNFIELp & CAGR, Au'ys for Pct'r.
ii ID 5w I
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27
Administrators Notice.

A LII PERSONS having claims against the
"A Estate of WILLIAM WOOSTER, deed,
aud required to exhibit the same with the nc
ccssary vouchers, to the undersigned at her
place of residence, near the Forest Sawmill,
about four miles east of Placcrville, within ten
months after the date of this notice, or their
claims will be forever barred
Dated, June 18th. 1857.
MARY B. WOOSTER,
l5 4wl Administrators
Mountain Democrat., 1857-06-27

V'Ill' fine foIr-story Brick House. with Grant
L Goht. = n'w in perfect order, and under the su-
priutr nd'acc Of DAVID JONES, fur'nclly Of Jones
Hotel san Francisco and Sacramento
Mr.. Jones vii, = to inform lis fiend4 and the
public generally, tat tLry viii always find him at
hnlc, dag ahdE'ei' rcIf!y AMI wiiiirgtO at,cni'to
IT," wa l. Of hs Gr SS and fr.cn'ls IL his usual style,
Hi.d At the NOS, mod.rit' rates Tht house has al
r. E!y several ~ the best families OF the city, and
lls' 'lnt rooms for several more. The greatest cure
" u - taken 70 ns.r tn fhLiily circle pleasant aud
select Tie picpr 'pr invites flr.li,s and the pub.
lie t" rv" him call, aud lc t.cis assured il they do,
thy Will call again j.21 - ian
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
.grfeSSuae Wells.

yV>HE subscriber having already tored .wsntS-fous
Il wells In this city And in every instance giving
entire satisfaction is prepared to execute further
-rdrs In the best manner. For all kinds az businesd
where cons, mt supply OF water u needed, these
wells are Of greatest advantage.
THOMAS 0OCRLEY
West end 81 "a street near schnf's 0rocsr - etors
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
Dissolution Of Copartncrsh.D %.

] stsie ofDA ~'sos, GRleos & Co, Is this day dis.
SOVIET by mutual cot .r,it. $. G. Dswsos retiring,
The unders go ed, Who VIII confinnc the Boot Shoe
and Leather bu- sness q. tho old stand, under the
styi- OF p IT, Gr1aes Z Co., Is fuily empowered 20
settle all aeroun.s dne TO ana rom the OLD concern.
Davenport, February 1st, 1887.
mohiedtf r. II. GBt0GS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
!27 Acres Pine Timber Land for sale

vsN,E subscriber win sell valuable tract of heavy
finll or Land ef go acres IN Wisconsin, situated
nea st tfoiN pali, on WOLF RIVER and running
hsrk on 4 smsi Iate. bp.ug m the section line
Vne faison Lax Superior Railroad ~l'l pass alon
ie 1i tn no through It It Is of ,ha most beau
'ifIi ioeaions IN tr Wrs's village s ncw springing
up l. the ttnrei'ste vicinity. and the LAID will do
wel = ley og' - village lot. ASlw Mir ie being
e-oi IN this besutifnl e'ream within !ew rods Of
ihss land; tae above land T. chesp A. A2O per
scrn Also iG1 acres Pine Timber Land Of the FIRST
quality. on the banks Of the Chlpreway, whore TIE
OK ran be easily foated down into the Mississippi
TO market. The above proner'v wil he sid At hsr
gtr aid land is free ard desr from AL incruih--
ance. Tens Fasy. For further paticuiars enquire
e ihe subscriber, No. LeCaire Row.
.4cl9if T. L. HOLCOMB
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
Esegfsse For Sale.

Tn perfec. running order, At OAHHon's AILLs. pa
/ venpcrt. Can be seegn at any time day q AikAi
II has 10 inch cydlr, fses srekss ers cs.s "a
perfect condition, Any ne In want of ! No. I'm
stns would d. viii 10 es,i coon. For Mrihsv pAr,e.
uiass Apely TO ..s
snohtodswtt CANNON FbkSGH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-07
Prairie Lands for Sale.

NHE subscriber hss me III. usand acres Of .riuie
i prairis lani' in Jasper, Story, Marshall and
Franklin Counties shicf he will sell fsr ca h. or cx-
hinge for other properly upon the n st favorable
ems, AS .or ese some ane building Lotsor Brady
nd Perry etreets In North Davenport.
ian - df OLIVER G. LOGAN
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. extension c. Marquette s.Feei
You are hereby notified tbs. so mgch G. said lsad
nay BE- necessary viii he tassn and ap2ropri4'.7
by the Cts CouaeiI o. the e OF Davenport, = ex-
tend Marquette street frmI'he north line Of Ssmue
Her chefs lard, south 10 the Mississippi River sud
hat ooinisi onsrs will Be elected at .he FRS, meet,
!ns Of said City csuncii after ten days pubca'n Of
tbs seucs. 70 assess ;he damAges therefor % ths
tpeve ow' sss Of the iand thus taken sEd sppropfi
aaed.
ny orias os City csuren
.. Q. G, a aIfoHsLL. Mayor,
Ms,sh 2s,h 1855 aeaa,,s,
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FoCpdry and Machine Works.

I>HR II oprirtor T. now prepared 10 execute .'efy
u variety ~ ,nachin NY at shuIt notice
Superior Steam Engines from 6to ioO horse power;
Engines, LAthss, Pianers Crit Mills, and all ie-crip-
ions uf mill WcIk. Also, sole xgeut IN the West for
the manufacture u kcCord's Anti-Frietloh Hcrss
P,we, superior machines for the purposs intended
He would invite the attention ~ parties requiring
Shafting 10 his Adjustable Hanger and S-lf-O,snx
Boxes, superior to anything III ne.
Particular attention will be paid 10 repairing ma
rhinery ard prompt attention Given 10 ali orders.
propose T. exrcutr my work In the f~t m mner and
ask arties requiring machinery repairing to favor
,e with them vrdeEn Casing- ~ all kinds supplied
10 order. Works on Tuiri street, opposite the Ca
hnitr hu-v;op yr,rra de~07daw1y