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A@a q
Trains as follows
Leave Washing ton At 6 a. m.
DO. do. atsa.m
Do. do. atsp
Do. do. at12Npm
Do. de-. at5ISp m.
The Trains at 8 and a IN and l-2O o. m connect
directly At Baltimore for the last and az Reay for
the West. Those At y. m. sDd IS p. m. for Anap-
oils, and at p m. for Frederick and Norfolk. The
a. M. and 40 p. m trains Express, and stop
only at Annapolis and Washington iunctions. The
Eastern tram Of Saturday At 40 D. IN. goes only to
PhladePhis.
On Sunday only one tran-at An 0. m.
Jan 8-d tn. III. PARSONS. Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-23

nk. X. FINLEY HUNT,
~ DENTISTS
~ No. $40 Pennsy lvania avenue.
VIII perform all operations belonging to hIs SIIID
profession 1T his old established office, above.
d l9-N = N'
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Traveller Directory.

a LhAhNDHiA AND WASHINGTON.
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE and THOMAS
COl.LlE Ek will run regularly (leav- r.
Ing the Seventh. street wharf,) at The Gs.YhxES
LEAvE ALKKANDRIA Ar
GsoTgs Pdre-h. &, 10 a. m; l2l, s. and D. m
Ihonlas CofIser-7,s 2. III a. m; = and 4 %. m.
LEAVE WASHING roN AT
george PGfe-ek, 9, u a. IA; -. =. and .. m.
TkOUGS C5ly.r-a, 10 a. m l2A.. SAs, and s., D. m.
Fare Is Cenis.
Whsey's OmnibUses Sonneciing with the Pare
and Coyer leave the Capitol and corner of 18th st.
and Pa. avenue the sape time the boats leave Alex
andrIa. RICHARD WALLACE, Pres.
FOX MOUNT VERNON.
The CoIl.fER wlll leave for Mount Vernon on
TUESDAYS : and FRIDAYS. from WashIngton at
ga ana Alexandria at 10 o'clock.
IN IL SAINT, BAKER, Can't.
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Travellers Directory.
ORANGEAND ALEXANDRIA RAILRo
a e

IHE TRAIN leaves ALEXANDRIA Ssily ~
"a =. nj. Tor COR ORbUNSVILLE; connecting with
ne tihhs on tae Virginia Central Railroad for the
south and W est: and with the Trans on the Msnas-
sss pap railroad, for Woodstock and intermediate
ap14 rr;aSdt 49,,
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LEWIS OLD WRECK WHISKY, of 1897,
challenges the wOrd-ta big word but too true q
to he kel-judges from all parts say so. A
little left. Also, can he found at his store, p n
choice lot of other WhiskIes, w ines, Braudics,
Runs, Old Julup, WOrmwOrd Cordials. hue
Groceries, Teas, Engsh, Scotch Ale and Brown
Stout, wholesale and retail
JONAS Z. LEVY,
No. 5a 18th and streets north,
fe I3-tf near the C.ns
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-23

II ADiES TUCK, and al sorts OF CON- Bs,
IL u BBS Hair Store near 18th So, aud at hlH
Sales Room. under Wllards' hotel. s-su
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-04-23

PECCO, OOI .oNG, fof various Eradss, -
CHtLAN POWCHuNG, SOECHONG.lT ~
BREAKFAST so Z q n 6, (Engshl1S
BreakfaSt,D CONGON. -
These and other varieties of Black Tess VIA
KING A RURCHELL.
corner Vermont avenue
nS and 18th street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

Novu; II a Notorious fact that the Demo
Srat has been entirely under the innusnee
Of a banking firm in this city. or one OF the
firm. in its present course on the Florence
The Office il morgaged In its every part,
~,d The banking firm alluded to has heavy
mortoage among Others, which forms its
rnI;no influence. That influence hds been
~Y.r,ed and the response 10 seeata the
.ourse Of the DemOcrat on the Florence cur
renev. We have facts 20 substanttate state
ments. and we do not care how soon it be-
comes necessary to pubiish them.-0ssens
Of Saturday.
That this office is or ever WAS mortgagsd
10 the firm above alluded to. we deny IN toto
and brand the author Of the above para
graph as liar, and we cali on him for the
proof Of what he has said. and dare him TO
furnish it.-Lsmecrat Of Monday
Having been told that one Of these mort
cages 10 in the hands and names Ut most
probably is in the hands) ola banking firm
in this city. we so charged. Although We
cannot find their names on the record. We
must have something else than Democrdfs
word, that this firm have not q mortgage on
that ofiice.-Gazette Of T~siay.
We submit the above paragraph to
the consideration of the Gazette edi-
tors that they may plainly see in what
condition they stand. The statement
first made was false, and we challenged
the proof of it, and here it is-'having
been told that such and such things
we're so. Is that all Of your boasted
Proofs iiave You thus published a
wilful lie upon mere heresay! The
name Of the banking firm alluded to
the Gazette is too cowardly to give
but to prove them further falsifers we
dare them to publish the name Of the
firm alluded to. You dare not do it.
Further, the Gazette men never heard
any such thing as they alluded to, and
we defy them to furnish proof. If the
Gazette will publish the name Of that
banking firm we engage to publish
Its ffidavit that we meyer had an
accommodation at their bank, that we
never owed them single mill, but to
the contrary there has not been .
month since we have been in business in
this city, that they have not owed US
from five (s5) dollars to three hundred
$4,000 dollars. The authors Of the
Gazette falschoods is indeed "van-
quisLcd community" We would add
more, but out of pity to them we for
bear, choosing rather to leave them to
their own reflections, which if they
yet possess one spark of manhood, is
punishment enough for them to bear.
We sincerely pity them that they have
30 (unthinkingly perhaps) over stepp-
ed the bounds of truth and dcccncy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Merchants 0avgliDg OH,

IIA- been for more than 20 yesrs before the pubic
IL - inin nj ID, pte 10 the nee = tiles 0 man
End b. At tn It's app stiou-a' no artic has been
better sustained BY met OF uFI 0se, and Is mere
eeoeY ny spur ciated By community 1t II ,ubstan-
ti'lly al y Is reooma enaed 20 Be byts fri nd.
MERCuANr's GAR0LiNo OLA standard rme-
dy 70, DO msn and beast. TINS IL enc I the best
and mosi VII " known Linim. mt th- day ahd for
fami usa IL unsnspassed.-Nssss, Vevsy, adidsa
Jwme ID, 1857
MEReaA rs oAnGLIHo OrL.-There 10 no medi-
eine that !. better = Cd thet st Of 10 and vere
experience than Merchant Carrying OM.-W0fuv-
toscs We Dess.. jsly -, 1855.
P.mphlets gratuitously furnished By agents with
testimonials Of ~ utility.
An orders addressed TO tho Proprietorss y. b.
Tuckof Q Co., Locepost,0 j. 7.
Fer eale b. DRUG lists and Merchants generally.
thscushout Tie United States, British Possessone end
cher countries, AID BY 1AYLOa Z bALlOsD. Dsven-
port apa " one or agents IN every town In the
Vicinity. WhoaeDale as III iarBo eonmerctal towns.
Deel11A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

Al sc. via 0rimeA Il = different
U,til within > very Ssw yesn b psvss
had any avovsd prissiplsA asd 1t he
present time Tie cardinal principle Of
ha spssd i >hat jim otiusn must Keep
in Office in some way no matter how.
By the time the next Senatorial term
will commence, the Kansas imbroglio
will be disposed Of and ucw questions
will occupy the Senate. The scquisi-
ton of Cuba has been said to be the
leading measure Of Nr. Buchauau's 3D.
ministration, and provided that be
popular, ~ no doubt it will be, Grimes
will give it hearty support, whilst
Thorington would hang back, or, may
be, oppose it.
We merely speak Of the Cuba
question by way Of example, and we
have no doubt but that both men
would pursue in all cases the Tespec-
tive courses we have marked out
Grimes might become supporter Of
the administration, whilst Thorington
would always be an unswering oppo-
nent. Wo would not be surprised to
zee Grimes in the course Of the next
four yesn . member Of the Democrat
&c party, but Of Thorington, We have
no such expectations. We shall not,
at the present time, speak further Of
the comparative merits Of the two men,
but We heartily second our cotsmpora-
~ Of the Express 4 Herald in backing
Grimes against the field. Let the Da-
venport Gazette oppose him, and he 10
sure 10 win. It's support can be had
for few dollars in wild cat, and its
opposition may be purchased At rea-
sonable rates.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13


Our prospects are, we deem, as good as
ever. both commercially and financially-as
all celestial riches, the products of the earth
and Of industry. are in great abundance
No famine, no war, no psstilence. afflicts We;
and the disturbance Of the exchanges will
be removed in few months. when the open.
ing OF the spring and summer will enable
US to get forward the fruits Of the earth
The year opens. nevertheless. with . re.
markably subdued tone. Credit has TO be
reconstructed. The work of liquidation 10
going forward - favorably 40 could be ex.
pected. The liberation Of 90 much capital
from employment is quietly preparing for
new spring forward in some shape Of indus
try and enterprise or other. for capital its
elf 10 only worth anything BY being used !;
and it will be risked sooner than be allowed
to be unremunerative. The national elias
ITCHY, at present untowardly compressed,
will soon again spring up with renewed Wig
or, after the altered position Of affairs has
been duly measured and underetood. Our
stock in trade is large. and unsxceptionable
- to security.
First, We have q great abundance of
the precious metals-nsarly $SO.OOO.OOO
in the banks of New Orleans. and On in.
creased supply in other leading citisa
Secondly, full gransries Of wheat, corn,
and other grain, flour, provisions, ETC., to
an extent that would almost supply the
world, were it wanted.
Thirdly. large productiveness Of the cot
ton staple, an article of a. much demand in
Europe - gold ITSELF
These, to make NO mention of other and
minor productions Of no mean amount. sup
ply material enough to trade with and 10
exercise the national disposition to ex-
change. The means Of industry are thus
large. and there 10 certainly no lack Of the
spirit ofindustry to turn al these to &C.
count. What, therefore. do vs lack Stuff.
cient confidence in one another. This con-
idencs, though Of slow growth, 10 strength
ening. We cannot live without credit,
though suffering from an excess Of it. Pri.
ces o. produce are ct present rather against
renewed activity; but the necessities q con-
sumers will bring about . recovery. Our
large shipments Of gold win help eonsiders-
bly, the European markets which consume
our cotton and the present depression q
the cotton market win also duly help them.
Owing to the abundant cereal harvssts in
Europe last year, the foreign demand for
our grain 10 not likely to be large. There
10 deposition to resume word among the
mill-owners who suspended production. and
the tendency Of every branch Of industry Il
preparation for new start
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Tho Senatorial Question.

The first and most exciting business
that will come before the Legislature
is the election of United States SEN
ator in place Of Gen. Geo. w. Jones.
1t is to be regretted that the political
complexion Of the Legislature renders
the choice Of a Democrat impossible.
The people Of Iowa are essentially
Democratic, and though many were
affected by the general Kansas mania
last year, all save the politicians are at
this time warm advocates Of the prin-
ciple Of popular sovereignty. If that
principle we're submitted to the voters
of this State, there would not be a
thousand voices against it. The Kan.
sas question, SO far as the institution
of slavery is concerned, is settled, and
with it the mission Of the Republican
party is ended. The issues of that
party are past, and such of those Re-
publican officials as may hold their Of
fees for few years longer will have
the modification Of knowing that an
immense majority Of their constituents
differ radically from them on almost
every living question Of public policy.
The term Of Gen. Jones does not ex.
pire until the 4th of March 1859, and
long before that date Kansas, Mime
sofa and Oregon will be States Of the
Union. The admission of those young
sisters into the confedracy will give
''the North" SO decided a preponder.
ance in the National councils that al
talk about Southern aggressions viii
be empty and ridiculous. Even the
Republican party will then dcmand
that their representatives represent
something besides niggers, and there
fore, in the choice of Senator tn,
Legislature ought to regard other ques
tioAs than Bleeding Kansas and Sum
ncr's sore head. The Democratic
party cannot expect the election Of al
exponent Of its views, it still has deer
interest in the choice Of q Senator. L
/, would prefer . man Of liberal and en-
lightencd views and a friend Of tn,
L expansion of the "area of human free
dom" But of what avail is it for tn
Democracy to express its preferences
Il We are to have one of two men, eth
er Jim Grimes or Jim Thorington, ant
Of the two, give us Grimes by al
means. Although Thorington posess
e. quite as much ability as Grimes, b
il so firmly welded to the antique dog
mas Of the old wing school that b
would be little better in Washington
than . resurrected Federalista Ii
belongs to a past age, and when mig
ger worahipping ceases to be profta
he trade, he will Drift down stream
until he strands on the United State
baat, or some kindred relic Of The day
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13


The following, which seems little
pasadoxical, may Be made reasonable
enough I renov'aG The PusstuaeSon,
from the end Of each line to the sed
Of II mean = the one alesr :;
ESQ pieesa Dakis0 braod;
1ssV . gtrl eo0pssed u thseeA;
1sov tpVe1 one 01fs oQuere;
1sAW meadow IN tbs air;
Issv . roc6et YAK mile;
sav pony nsks ~
lsav Q bistks0th ~ . D. H
ssv On grange I'LL 90 or
lsav hatcher ns1s Of sssa;
Ysao pen-autse dsncs reel;
Inv tstIor tWesve fest high;
law laAder iospe;
cav On svpis ~ away;
saw . spssFow making hay;
oav farmer Ike dog;
saw Da0oy 0jxlnS Gseg;
ooV three men vuo soW theoe too;
And vii coonrm What tsu you.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

i Henry Co Coal Co, corn'Y VI 5th and Brad, SITS.
SUN further 9educti,n In tue price ~ Coal. The
H.nry %. Coal Co. ". Lowrey, Price L Col ar
selling ID II COAL all screenfd st their mine fire. from
1tsek stss. &c .: their Coal Yard. corner h aud
brody streets, At CENTS per bashei, and N that
considered too high, end Il 10 fund cesssPy, they
will deliver their cost FIRE Of charge pat Ia the crate
anA hanl away the ashes
Jan od1W i. LOWRY, PRICE co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

The Mobile Register, Of Christmas dav.
has paragraph which. for combined sim.
plicity and eaador. can searosly be boat
IL reads thus:
mo PAPER TILL TUnDAI.-1n accordance
WITH On arrangements smoug the pres Of
the city, to omit the tvo nett issues. With
view 70 give all concerned time 70 eniov
. merry Christmas s~dget ossr il, there viii
% NJ p:PE iasasd IRON this eGses astil
Tuesday" ,.ils .l.1s... .
Giving man frem Friday %ill Nonday n
get over . marry makiae y aeeidediy .
wrinkle n tAoe ~ tmoS s'!i.a a :, 80
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Millinery

1EIeS EARLE tskss this 1etlod to announce TO
wi TIE lsdies u Davenport aub vicinity that she
has taken the store In FORESTS Block, recently oc-
cupied BY 4r. ana hrs Thorndske next to the store
Of Mr.. ". L. Kubourn, where may 10 found con-
stantly hand Boaneis, ard Hats OF the latest and
most fashionable styles, and splendid assortment
Of Rfbbeas, I'll ofWhieA will - sold % prices suited
y ~ tiDoo.
0o01at1 Z. DARLB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

Quo LEsisLATusR-Notice has been Civ
en- in the House Of Representatives u the
intention TO introduce bills, among which
are sets to repeat the marriage license law,
prohibiting the immigration Of blacks or
mulattoes into the State Of Ohio, and 70
more efectually prevent the taking Of illegal
interest
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Fer Sale.

GAONE hundred and twenty Building lots In An
L. Addition 70 the town Of Port Byron.
These lots eligible ana handsomely situated on
she bank " TIE Mississippi. They vii te sold on rec.
tor shl. germs.
For particulars nQuire Of Nessrs. Durfee Pratt 4
Co., Port byron, Charles J. Rogers ESQ, LeCiairo.
Corbin Dow Davenport, or Of the su, Gerber.
JAMES NAY.
]" The subscrIDer has numberIess desirable pie
ceci land in and near the cities Of Davenport and
LataGirs amp near the town OF Port Byvon that he
IL es to sell. IOctJ6tfl r. II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

HAVING established himself in this place In the
III business Of envsA DnAss PLArIHo, proposes
to al all orders for hne Silver plated Door Rstss
Door 1nobs, Bell Pulls, Butts numbers, Plates end
Figures adopled 10 the use OF Doors and hureh
Psvs, IAghtnins Aods Points, window Sash, OarSi-
age and Harness tTimmnGs plated 70 order q shagt
notice. An vesk warranted equal 70 ~ hasA
WILLIAM Opn1AnA.
oeoood.etrssl, 1p seaiSA
49, - -A2f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
QUIZ JoB OFFICE.

4Ases hsvins pssssias vsst - say dsssssps'en 70
- Asss. IN s~A ~ lob 0oos Of tss stats u
ssocaAy eb,e totsra Il out q neatly, end u - Nd
',raas psses. q any /. Ne csy Our sssorsmsns OF
~, ca every other requisite ere sseh - % issv'
DosAiag To - desired 70 snsbss - 70 ssfn''s - vi
esssussd bces verts. sircsiess, posters. sno 49,
Jsss. - con bsprinssa. We iaviss say Asviss 60"
nsaAs % give oss once thai.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
LvlDgstol's Great Work
E ON
c. NTRAL AERICA,
Just received. Priee-13 90.
At the ROCK ISLAND BOOK STORE
DeclGd0


TVHD subscriber, while eneassd h diesing we'll
= / On his hrm, N Peasant valley, oosst county,
. III selebeatsd Athsm Marble, used in Cook Oar.
Ceat's DenkiAg Houes. Il y capahos Of receiving .
Ans poaials I'd vssos ~ sasy. Ueb now pseper.
~ 70 opea ~ Quarry, Whea Ae VIII b sosbSsd .
aay -. ~
60seansas q tAis slons Con- b seen q ~ snea
WA6A e1sehes pastas1lasD wtn - Ssvsa.
ns.1s 49,. ssA $3.50 -, : = y
o. ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
COAL! COAL!l COALy!!

TVHB Cosl Valley Mining Company are now fur
i nishing their superior Coal ct % IS per ton. or
nine cents per bushs, at their Drpot Oh the levee
opposite the Court House, In Rock Island. After
the liver Closes the Company will deliver their Coal
st Davenport, within . reasonable distance VI the
river, at %, 20 per ton.
g. 3. 0UYKR, Agent.
Cer6lty Valley Mining CompaAv,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
SUMMARY.

Sixty murders were committed in the city
Of New York during the last year. But
one execution took place.
One hundred millions of gold annually
cross the Isthmus Of Panama.
A suit for the recovery Of tract Of land
in Texas, valued 1t half million Of dollars,
has been commenced in the Supreme Court
OF New York.
Arrangements havo been completed for
The establishment Of large cotton factory
At Arcadia. Florida, to be carried on entire
ly by white labor.
Jessie Merton White. the English girl i'm
prisoned at Genoa for her enthusiasm 10 the
cause Of Mazzini and Italian liberty, has
been released.
IMMIGRATION FOR ls27.-During the past
year lS4,773 immigrants arrived at tho
port Of New York. OF these. 47,lO6 were
from Ireland. and 1878 from Germany.
The new Decimal currency went into op.
erasion. in Canada, on the lst A move.
ment has been on foot to establish system
of Decimal weights also.
do you know the prisoner. Mr.. Jonesr
Yes, to the bone
What is his characterr
Didn't know he had any
Does he live near your
80 near that he has only spent FIVE shil.
lings for fire wood in eight years.'
ENCOURAGING TO PRINTERs.-Iord Stan.
hope was a printer; Franklin was prin-
ter; Beranger, the great French poet, was
Il printer; Theirs. the renowned French
historian, was printer
"--If brilliant star
Where stricken from the dome Of night
printsI's prose, II planted there,
would oil the acuum 10 . hair,
And give, per hsps better light
The Nuns Of the Holy Virgin at Jerusa.
lem, have purchased the ruins Of the Pro-
tOrinm on which Christ was sentenced
The Turkish government have sanctianed
the purchase. The intention of the nuns is
to build near to it monastery, with q
large wall, which is to include tho ruins.
which they intend to keep in their present
state.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13
Carbon Cliff Coal.
1T 8 CENTS PER RUsuEx

TuNH8 CAReON CLlPP COAL MINING 90 are
i now Yelling their superior cal a their yard
(o1snef of6th and western Avsnue) At eight cents
= bushel and ten cents d-lversd. The citizens Of
DsvsnpOrt sod people ofths vicinity viii remember
shst we were the hrst TO nsusursss low prices here
aod now assure them that we shall continue TO
sell st tn, very lowest rates.
Davenport, January 3. 1sSS
10 sRRY, THOMAS 4 CO.,
JsO6dtf PFopyietoT0.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

TX7E have now Our stock for Spring Trade fully
w completed, and shall be glad 20 our friends
and all who are waiting Seeds for the Farm Gar.
aen.-Among our Field Seeds may be found.
sPRIn0 wHEATS, BARLEY, Rye. MILLET, POLAND
OATS, EARLY AID LATE POTATOES
GH0 PHILLIP, RED BLAZE, AND OTHER VARIETIES
OF CORN ETC, VIC.
Glover, Timothy and other Grasses, with al cas-
Jltment 0f SCI dS for Root crops.
Fe- the kitchen Garden will be found full and
omplete assortment Of every vegetable seed want ed,
many 1t much expense Several new varieties Of
Seeds will b. found among cur impor ations.
CHINESE SUGAR CANE PURE SEED.
The subscribers have obtained . supply OF the seed
1.-The above plant, now attracting much Of public
attention. It 10 most Thoroughly endol sed BY the
leading Agricuturalists, and Agricultural Societies,
AID Agricultural Papers in the Union.
Al this especial time IL vel worth trial. From
II can be grown seed which will be found ~ valuable
- corr n addition 70 the stalk :or syrup or forage
making It much profitable than ordinary crops.
gentleman who has tried II, says
Zone acre Of the stalks properly cultivated, will
he host New Orleans; and from the same roots, .
second crop OF excellent fodder. Sown broadcast or
10 Close drls. On land deeply plowed or highly
= WI yield 70 ~ 20s"d, q :sps.o,
io,d when ground into meal and fattens domestic
nimals very speedily.
The seed, which has been very carefully kept pure,
trOn the 0rieinal importation. will be offered in cloth
packages, each containg enough 70 plant onefonrlh
an acre In rns with fun directions for culti-
walton, which IL perfectly simple. These packages
will BE- forwarded PER msii, free fPosdge, to any
address on receipt Of 81 each package when not
vent BY mall, We will furnish proportionate guam
etty.
Early orders ars solicited . the supply Of seed IL
quite limited.
our IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT win b found
completely stocked with and machines for every
style and mode Of Farming, and all Of the must ap-
proved articles.
Dealers supplied ct liberal discounts.
I1pFull Catalogues gratis receipt Of . postage
stamp.
HENRY D. EMERY co..
No. 20 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
mCh10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

8. \ OF N. ". \ and N W. Of 8. ", Z Sec 7,
u, h. r, also adjoining this tract in Auscatine
county. 3. \ Of 3. ! and Z. Of s. x. 4 SEC
H. T. H. r. -, $50 -, 20 under Improve
msnt, house. orchard, &c, three necer cling
srrjngs, and many known coal mines.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-13

rI,wENTY THRER eligible Building Lots. III mated
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