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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-08
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hsA Sect IL bic 8eit qurf Sefen ~ faafen
s4A llub ,rsnn Str wcblfeile Defen babsI rput 70
sett na6 9. Gtf&er, Wr. W. @aYftrast,
09. WQe @rter SScparaturea msrten befcrst.
aansia m mben. (Sftl9t6gte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-08
billia fur baa1

gpir wpuen nit unierein geseumirtisen 0crratb prn
Sdcre. gustcl, ,u ernisbrisen preeu aufrdumeu bon
unierem rlsbpfe, Gde spn Gutaps ilnb Gernantrabe,
(75S) tai. 8urns& S(pau.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-08
Biscuit uno CraAer- -Ddherei.

Biscuit unb Cra&er-p pdlherfi.
(Osr. 0s, prattifraae.l
Sri Ser 80 On unb Vrli Der.
eJame8 9. Wfafpn & So.
baten beSeuente @erdnterunsen unb @erbcrunsen &c.
ma6t In itrer . tSeut t t. H. Grader 8dferet
burd Ginfitruug neuer sra f6inerte ter neueOen
0erbelerlneen unb inb jebt I'M Sanee ale 9elfenn-
gen uns Muftraee Su befprBen auf
@ilpten- Il. S6ifs.Yrcb, Waier-, But
ter, 3uderD, @tenie, unb Gptnbur9b-
Graders, Spbd. ,tnb @ein>Ytseuit,
fprte allr Sprtcn Spn n8anep.Gafee" feiner Suatdt
melde allie rbrisen @tabltffements hber-
Der Watent. aipel> >Sacfpfen melter In itrcr
gaderet IN 8ebral6 H. ii nad elmer aanb neuen
Contribution unr fdtta tagli6 1876 ) fer Msbl
3u Graders, rter 500 Bd fer tn eatb-Sro
su baden.
Sautler ilnb enasiaten, bel uns tpr,ufprden tn-
tm Ge bic 9ebtn8un9en ebenic ganft8 i'm.
ben rereen ais BET reenb einem aneern Sauit.
Die Gt8entbumer werten nit Rem grpBien Wergnu8en
teberjett bic Operation tbres Bad
pfen einem Seteu seieen pelter an tem IS prt-
f6rtttbes 9ettalters s. Suterehe bat unb pereen
fsrner enen Seten burd itr aus8tebntes Gtablement
fttren.
s. 8. W. & Comp erlauben E6, has wublifum ts.
foneers tarauf aufmcrflam ju maten tab b fer
8afpfen Ter etnbtge wel6er in tefer Statt III
GSebraG6 It, patent'0ledte earauf gun, Vr pbbaten
Nns su baten, wenn man ii6 bet ben untersettneten
W- Gin nbeutf6er Glerr IL etsnfaIs In IL.
rem @ei6afte aneehelt. lHE
SameS .. Mafpn II. gpmp.,
frlter @. @airn II. Sruter
Mlter Gfanb,
dlte Hlmmer 90, prattifrdee,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-08
grOCcrien un0 CiQuOrS.
2taupr! 3iaucr! 2toupr!


lturrn teutIhen 5rrrntcn Grlauben ms mittertctt
anJujei1en tae mir tcitdbig 9lurr retHhlreu mb Ctn
5rrfGS Eager pCn enbcni deu rmie tmpprren 9idurrS
an 6duc taben Ia mir taralf isbcu td6 nur refine lnb
uupCrfnlife gBaare peranbt rrb 70 rdthen mir ebem
Grrer rber gDrtt crit tet nS pcruiprc6rt ete er np
dntcrS fault; mir i6 Int Stdn6e bic tiQt9tcn Prce
Ju nrtren. ~. S6netbcr CAMP,
(760 SIR. 46, Sue.SCrar6., nate prattltrabe.
Strac DC Batavia,
Samateo @um, Sspt6 SBbtsfea 9ptt.
Gtn biat5f bet
W. Shretber Il Comp
(77S) SIR. 46, Supe6Crar6', nate pr0ttitrdfc.
Scutfrbc Oroecriem.
glit bent S6tfe yNrnCtb Spntnpcrt" has Spr Rur-
,cm ontam erteitrn mir etniBc ttert 8caS bette nee
bcQdntIbr pdrinoc crner erttetrn mir 0eOcrn nCre
gane unb eeralteuc Grbtn (icbr btatS) nCue Safer
Srige, f6Ure breite bNbmiite Snen 5wCtlb8en Sa1r,
icine 9tarI.gdrlep Gamtuen Nubeln allD taben mir
ctnc gartbe 9imturDCr nb Sdrctier 0Gie, bic aueBc
jei6ret it rbtBe glrtite Terten rbr bB an 9tetsr-
perfaufer ub4r8cben bel
W. S6ncibtr gpmp,
(76S) SIR. DC, Sue-SUrart., ndte prdttltrabe
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-08
Wcbl !! Wfebl !!

8u ermabBten prfiisn Gamilen' GItra. unb Super-
fcn Web ber bsten granee beonters fur ben Jamtlien
gebraub ausbewdtt no na6 ber @rcbe garanttrt oser
auf unlere Aplten surud9encmnen gu serlauen BET
". s. II. ", ". 8rpwn,
Gde prn pratt- unb 9pntertltrate,
nabe her Bride
GG- gGe Baarsn rsreen fcitsnf FIRE aGselisfrrt
(Teil l2UiR)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-08
Observation-Disclosures /!

gDir cmpfmesn tdoli& he bette Gualitdt frifb ccn
ben Wiiben unb Serauien In brliebt9en Guanttatcn.
Gtenc weiss 8rtnen itmar,aueiAe @rbien m &c.
0Olenirei ins Saus 9elieicrt pen
W. s. II. 80. u, 9rpwn,
Ode ppu Yrdtt. unb ecneprtitrare,
Typ, | llJRte) nabe her Wride
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-08
RipctithGelt.

In errber fdfrr gDaarr, Orb ZEN, atnfen, SAP,
Sartnge, Sarbellem 9tmbur8erI 9 6Wet'
Ser- ,lnb GrGuter.adiea an Dteterperiaufer bill
iiSf lei Wi. g S6netber d Comp
lDH1Nl SIR Dc Sih.l,nr fahR Vrattlirahe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-08
glDcr'S
gbiiIbrnIIaS Yillcn

0ne nit tcr lrr6icn @c-
ihiiltd'Iftt ,pClde mCtl.
Blntl6e STUNT IN ttchm
Iettdlicr brligt iubeTtittt
..U.. ..h 10. NlLN..
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-08

0orsil0lttbc NSeine, 8rauoieS &c.
4 =. GbarrOn \ Comp.
A@senten fir @etnbergbeftBer IN
y SranfreiA,
Wr.I3A, Def-qcmbarh., Sfllih sen Sanrperitr
gDr enipfineen peben unb rferiren gum 8ertauf I'M
2pQbaule unt In unerm 9dcen
Gpanae-8ranbteS ven bunfler llnb teaer Uarbe.
IN Q6tel- unb Viertel'5aBten bon Ter 8irma Gn'il
Bslmpnt,
Sebr fetnen Ge8nae unb granbtes, auf
Baiden lnb In 8llIern rom 5atr9ane 1911, Doh her
1irma uGtarpn, pere S6bne"
Gbampd9ner. gDe tine mib quite grdnbte g.;
1000 8tiien 9preee -, Glaret unb Sur8nneerpetb
BON ber 0erinsen bic sur sinlen Srrte, b..
gDetee Gbabfts. unb Sduterne. g9e the;
Cherry, Wlabera unb Yrrt.geeine bon fetner Scrte
unp Won alten gpeinlefn, In 8lal6en unb 8aiiern.
900 8terte(.Galfer NIT Gette-, port,
Wlaeetra- II. 9ur8unber'pprtw
bpn seri6iebenen Sprten.
Spllanbt{@en @eneper, Sect6 u. Srtfb
Dbtstep; &bfpntb, Ints nnb &tr d.
pafier &c. N.
Deseleidsn taten mir tn Gemmiiiicn erbalten;
200 Safer Bourbon. upb Npe.QDtisfep
30 tp. fetr alten feiren glpe'gDbisies,
Is te. iebf milben alen gcurbcn.gobsfet,
re6e wtr ben Sanb.lteibensen sa ben nferpen ylarf
preiteu pfferirer ''e (DtrilllN
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-08
Z 0or,ilalid,es Wfaeeu 8itterS.

% gDtr taDen rad eirem neusn NsIepie cn Mdgcn'
Ogttters s aus unperfalfhten Stcfen faerijrt mel
DIES iih tur& ftnen aneensbmen Geihnad r,rrhl, iue
burb icne srfrt6re6en gGriun9en auI Ntrate Dla9sn
aus,ednet 5ii her teScritetenben Spnmerse empfeb'
len mir Defenders 1amilen I'D tasen tets Vcrratb Su
balen. prets her 8laiAe $l25, bei'm Dnssds e ent'
iprsdenber 0tabatt.
y. Siernan Sobh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1858-04-08

Yer GrlMtcr eardntrt bic @erbuturB auer lln9udS'
fduc lei grnuBunl hes brennbdren Bueums eampbtHe
ne auecrer tem GrplCcircn unterrrrenrr uo CUR Be-
leubtung tiencnter MtibunBen. 0ieic Grinbun9 fam
al aQen GcpGbnltdrn Qampen unb all ben sm Gtn9rbcn
Der BUi G9Iett eienenben G'eisen dnAcbradt nertCn
ferntr rcrStn Scllr-GnmptinC. .9dmpen rne Fnternrn
lcht nit tieitr GimidtmS Serleben.
Der lnhricihnec eraubt ib bic AufmrrIamTcit hes
QuklifumS duf
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02

DIR. J. {. XDt Nc, whose advertisement al
Nerisemrui appears ia another colnmn the pioneer
advertising Physeian in this state, has cured more
patients ihln any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. II
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
sacramento News.
SACRAMENTO, March 81

SACRAMENTO, March 81.
In Senate, Act to re-organze State Mill
tia, and give appointment of Quartermaster-
General to the Governor, was lost Ayes I;
Noes 2.
San Pm cisco and Marysville Rail Road
bill was, on motion of Mr.. Griffith, recon-
mitted, with special instructions.
In the House the following bills were pas
sed To ascertain the Indebtedness of Sierra
to Yuba Concerning the Records of Sutter;
The claim of J i. Smiley for building State
Prison wall Bill of Judge Stakes, legalizing
conveyances, reconsidered and male special
order for Monday next
Senate resolution in relation to adjourn
ment on the 18th, made special order for the
10th.
Mr. EeLong introduced n bill to prevent
emigration of Chinese and Mongoians.
The report is current that Il. d (better
known as horse.market) Ferguson. has chal
lenged Judge Stakes for words spoken in de
bate, but the upshot is not known, and the
affair will probably end in ke.-Erpress
TELEGRAM.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02
NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN. THAT WILL APPLY
n to the Board OF Supervisors in and for Buiie
Cunty. at their meeting in May next, for reneWai
az my license TO run Ferry across the Sacramento
River at Jennings Landing, Chico Township.
Chico arch % lr5S H. T.. JENNINGS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02

I've would call attention To the Card C Dr.Nan
Ienl of san francisco, who is treating Eye and Enr
Uisca.es with truly great Success, since his return
ron abroal on; in Wri,hrs building NV cor
ner of M,rtgor 'ry anl Jtcks1a greet. ~here he
m ~ be consultcl dt w. n-3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02
MysteriOus.

The subjoined strange notice was received
at the Alta office, San Francisco, enclosed in
letter signed "Desperation," with request
rom the writer that II might be published;
TO GAMBLERS.
Would like the man who will be voted IN
by six of his fellow gamblers. in one OF the
highest gambling saloons, to b, the best
gambler, aud a man who can fully sustain
the character of Dare Devil, to address a
note to "Desperation,' Post Oh;e, Ladies
Window, stating name and where an inter
view can be had as life AMI death depends
upon t-Heaven or He'll. D. not fail to an
swer-humanity calls you.
The above would suggest all sorts of hor
rible imaginings to the romantic mind, and
furnishes a perfect feast for a lover Of the
raw head and bloody bones style of thing :;
but We have a sort o Sneaking notion that
some waggsh laly or gentlemnn perpetratel
1t with the view to tnlke an April foil Of
oomeboly. However, it may possibly be
that some "de.prit' anl forlorn female with
wild, staring eyes and di.hcvcleI hair,
rants to secure the services Of some sport
that "plays his money like the Wntsons," to
take the little remnant Of her once proud
fortune and give it a chance at "Pharaoh !"
9hc had better kettcr keep her money and
open cigar stand.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Forthe Lungs, Coughs, Colds, sc.

For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, 'c.--
WGsr,R's BALsAN OF WILD CHERRY lmparts new
vigorto vital action and relieves the system by open
ing the pores of the skin and promoting the secre-
tons af the mucous matter It's action is surdordc,
sedative and expecorant, by opening the pores, al
laying irritation and by rendering the expulsion OF
mucous matter easy Those who take Balsam will
feel immediate relief from the distressing irritations
that accompany afectatons of the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed-the Balsam opens them
The lungs suffer nom irrtation-the irritation is
soo,hed the pulse is violent and feveri>hhey are
sonened, and the mucous membrane is relieved Of It's
engagement with rapidtty and ease, III by the
OF this useful remedy. CAUTION As there ma ny
counterfelts look well at the signature bofotc pur
chasing; tax q none unless it has the name of 'sau-
ford 4 Park" engraved on the outside wrapper, all
others are base limitations
COLToN < McDERMDTf, Agents, Oroyille.
PARK 4 WHITE, Importers ana wholesale AGENTS
or all geluine Pdtelt Mslicnes, - Washington
street, Sao Francisco. fb2T-2m
~ DR.. y. l.. CLapkay's rcputatlnn IS rap
iIly spreading through this state ami Oregon. as We
learn from reliable sources lie is practcing with
remarkable success ana has de-ervedly secured
public conf lcnre Those needing medical aid would
d. well to call[o wrltel N his Instililo ia san Fran
cisco We refer the reader to the Doctors advertise
ment n anuth /. column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02
Romans I'raucais.

Mcstieurs Chrnham LocAwocd e0erent nu pub
lie Francois dc Butte county un grand aisortllnent
des IN ,illeur- c@yrnC"s dcs a'tcurs du steele.
dlS BUREAU DE LA PoSrE.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02

J. DUCIE CUSHION, Auctionecr.

a RAKE CHANGE Is NOW OFFERED nv j.
"a Ducje Cu~heun, Auctiuneer, who has received
instruct ious from MIR. james keuuavcn, who intends
IT, leave for the Atlantic State0 to sell mt Public
Sale. ON Monday the 2lth dIy OF March, nj u -.
clock VI, that most Na,uabl, Homestead, sting
Il Five Roo u-, Kitchen, 'rthcr with all his House
hold Furniture. Bcds, Roiding, Tab e., chairs, Mir
rors kltchUn Ute ril-, Bar uui BarlNturrs, Tum-
bors, GlHs-cS, Sc Sc sltunivd ht the foot of Hun
tuon street at MvSsrs Moore \ llrnshHw's Ferry,
know u~ The fcrr, lIoIs", together with his Rich
Mining Claim, adjoining Fucker Grants, nud loca-
TED the Bar, next to that occupied hy the Stcnm
Mining G .mpany. measuring 100 lecl mont By % iect
deep MI iuclusrd
This property rcQu'tcs hu ltto comment from
the Nueu on,cr, lie would call the particular nuen
uou ct small Capitalist tu thls lucrative Investment
The House with Bar, well and neatly fitted up. aud
II is most admirably adapl'd To- accommodate II large
quantity OF Nuhrdcrs, portion ut the house Is now
rented as n Ferry house, and the other portion Will
readily command Il good Tenant for the Wine and
Liquor sineaS. family at Industrious habhs
must realize small fortune during TIA" summer
months. from tha tact oI hh great transit cross tha
Ferry. For terms apply to Mr. kcnnlycn ut tho Fer
~ or TO
.DCClE CUSHION, Auclionoor.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02
Or0yi!in Tsirn Ncpcin.

Regular m.riin.s are heil on the second and
fourth "Wednesday ofevery month, at o'coca NJ.
rurn Exercises every Tu,aday and Friday, ut 3
O'Clock VI.
by Order. SIMON X. INITIAL. Sec'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02

MISCELLANEOUS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02
County Treasurcr's Ohicc,

OKOVILLE, Narch u, Do I
Notice shereby given, that persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
reg stored between :he 22d and 26th of Augu At
1851, inclusive, that the same will be pa'd- on
presentation at this Office, anI after this date
said Warrants viii cease 20 baar interest. and
If not presented within sixty days from the date
Acrcot the moneys for sliI warrants VIII be appro-
pria,cd to pay the next in order o. registry.
WM LArrIMOEE.
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02

IocALlzING THE KANSAS QUEsriOn We
spprehend withdrawal Of the troops now
IN Kansas, would he decidedly the shortest
aud cheapest method to l'cal;ze that troub-
lesome question. Let it be done by all
means, and if the present Congress do not
haze majority constitution presented to
them for acceptan;,, we will favor Lccomp-
ton and support ohm ca h.un for President
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02

NyAILUR's CAST STEEL swedes. and American
~ Iron. shoe shape. &c, tor sals BY .nno
IA JOIIN :. ALBRO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-02
DIR. JAMES ri. NiSC,

Dry Greek. BuUe County, California. Oni,e three
miles south Of orlnrrs ranch, ten miles north west
of Oroyuc. Special attention given To the iltat
ment Of chronic diseases, affections Of the Eyes &C.
Inn. s lhIS-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.
MINI nm npNv,svu


WE have now our stock for sprins Trade fully
Completed, and shall 10 Rlad ~ see our friends
. nd all who are wanting 6eeds for the Farm or Gar.
ien.-Amonso our Field Seeds may be found.
srsino wHEATs,B BARLEY, RrE, MiLLET, POLAND
OATS, EARLY AND LATE POTATOES
Z leo PHILLIP, RED BLAZE, AND oTHER vARlETIEs
OF CORN. ETC, Etc.
Glover, Timothy and other Grasses, with al ees.
= IItmeht Il Seeds for Root crops.
Fer the Kitchen Garden viii be found . full and
omplete assortment Of every vegetable seed wan; "a.
,fthe best varieties, and selected with great care md
many ut much expense Several new varieties Of
Sseds Will Do found among our impor astions.
OHINHaH SUGAR CANE-PURE SEED.
The subscribers have obtained q supply Of the sscd
1.-THE above Plant, nov stsrscting 50 much u pu6lio
attent'on. i % most Thoroughly endo, set BY the
leading Agriculturaliss, and Agricsiturnl Societies,
eGd Agricultural Papers IN the Union.
A. this esp cial time Il il vel worth strlal. From
II can be grown seed which VIII De found 10 valuable
as corn, In addition to tn stalk :or syrup Of forage,
making II much more profitable than ordinary crops.
4 gentleman who has tried II, says:
Zone scre % the stalks, properly cultivated. viii
vieid from 900 to 6oO GALLONS Of hne syrup, equal 70
the best New Orlesns; and from the samc roots, .
sscOs1 crop Of excellent fodder. SoWn broadeas o. or
Ia closs drills. - Land deeply plowed or highly man.
ured, II VIII yield thirty 70 Gfy posnds Of ssI-r,os
TODD, when ground into meal, and fsttens domestic
nimals very speedily.
The seed, which has been very carefully kspt pure,
rom the Original importstion. will be nered in ei,th
packages, each %contsing enough 10 plant one-fourth
II On acre Ia drills, with full directions for ths cuhi-
walton, which Ii perfectly simple. These packages
will be forwarded per mail, free % PoaGOs, 10 any
address on receipt Of 81 for each package when DOT
ent BY mail, We VIII furnish a bropoFttouste guam
ety.
Early orders are solicited, as the supply Of seed 10
quite limited.
U IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT win b found
completely stocked with tals and machines for every
style and mode Of Farming, and ali OF the mast sp-
proved articles.
~ Dealers supplied 1t liberal dIscounts.
Full Catalogues gratis ON receipt Of . postage
stamp.
ENR D.. EMERY L co..
No. ~ Lake Street, Chicaos, III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28

(NOMPRiSiN0, probably the largest, mos, fashion
able and best made sssortmrni Of Boys AID
nens' clothing to be found In this CITY. A. The pub
NC are not samin med BY naming ~, IS or ~ thousand
dollars Tn stock, setting on 1t cost, ETC.. but IT IL .ufs-
Gent Tor ne 70 say ths, cvery description Of garment
that hart can wish or mini conceive, th.t .iaIl
onste oursbuity with hesuty can be found at our
place, st such sstonishingy Low PRICES tina. we
are r0u0nenf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
Notice.

NSug HuLllp A0oOClA1IOu VII fnrniaA nale
110D0 help, - apotoatSsn - xr. DasAl q
n. e6ea. Reoses dpstris1 s1sA ass ssruessS r.
49, y ~ = 0Syvs; 9 tAb Win usaaaS -
- ''''a y -. :;s s s:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28

G. AUGUSTUS HAvlLAND,
Attorney + Counsellor at Law
Real Estate .dgesss,
AND
NOTARY PUBLIC,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
OFFICE With ]. Q. Kads. L. Claire Row. In
trance ke Claire Hail.
7 Aw Business and Conveysncing promptly attsn.
j. ded To-.
Lands bought and sold on Commission.
Money loaned o u~nincumbered Real Estate secur.
Taxes paid, and CoIeoaons made for parties in IN
section OF the country.
An extensive scquaintanoe In Eastern New York,
among these about TO enigraGe 10 this vicinity, ens-
bles me to offer great Inducements 70 those having
lands to dispose Of.
-kEYEnEHCEs -
TX Gov. Myron H. Clark, Cansndaigua, n T..
Hon. Charles Il. kussles, Poushkespsie, MI.
Capt. Richard Peck. Nov Haven, Conn.
Hon. Il. T.. Morgan, Aurora, NY,
Rev. Thso; l. cuyier. New Yorl CITY
Benson J. Tossing ESQ.,, Z"
Bockee, Inness L Co, Chicago I'll.
Tallman, Powers h Nolan Davenport Iowa,
G. AUG USTUS HAVILAND
General Real Estate .aQsN
Successor t. Gel. +. c. EadsO
HAS FOR SALE
THIRTY IMPROVED FARMS.
in Scott con mtg, with good comfortable dwellings
large Orchards Of every kind Of II nit, running water
and every thing 10 make . Farm desirable. WMb
sold Sest reasonable.
20 Uninprsvel Parcels Of Land
In Sect county, pleasantly situated, capital la0d
for farming Purpasos-terms very easy.
Improved and unimprovcd parcels Of Land In ~.
cry part Of the Etats.
Houses snd Lots In the City Of Davenport.
Building Lots varying 10 price from $40 upward
Great inducements are sGered TO mechanic ~
wdlss capitalists and others.
Call and examine maps and prices At
HAvILANDS
oceOdtf Once LeClaiEe Nov.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28

I'M 1Aulsday February lth ct 3 eacloeh, ? +. IN
~ be said for freight aAd eAaSoou o ~ Voro.
neoac es NJ Subscriber eppssits ~ 1al 1eel
Z eossd Hoess seasaensa . I. oee,aa. pavn.
~ Lava.
~IeEvssdlng ~ oui3Aelasn Gsss1ssN,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
BLACKWOOD'S MACAZINE.
BRITISH REVIEWS,
AND TIE
M GUIDE

r SCOTT 4 Co. New Yorh, continue to publish
LIE The following leading Brit,th Periodicals, VII
J. The Loncon Quartz, ly, tC0nssTvative.)
Q. The Edinburgh keview, w hig)
3. The North british Review, (free Churchl
4. The westmini,t ter Review. QIbersi.)
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THE A. u GUIDE
= sStentinc End PIscsical Agricultu =
Dy HENRY ST1vBNS. p. r. s., Of EiiAh1 fss, md
The sc J.. sOAToN p oies.or Of Sri<nuas
Agriculture 10 Yae College, IN k~v Hsv. .,
2 vols Royal Uctav.. I 500 pages. and
numerous wood and steel en- rayings. -
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49, LEONARD SCOTT 3 o..
fDecssdAvtl No - 0sid stsest. New Y1t.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
A SAVING OF 20 PER CENT.

viil DO nsde by calling on 10 before purchasing else
where. We are determined to sell 81 low pf'oss, 20
low TOR Cash that noDe shall te able 70 OH Ct. And
vhhe ve are helping the y 1r by aimo-t GIVING
AWAY CLOTHING We shall sive the stalled wheel
OF the business cord = puib forward. Doat mis-
CLAIkH BLOCK. Desis I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
Carbon Cliff Coal.
1T 8 CENTS PER RUSHED.

i now selling their superior coal 1t their yard
corner Of 9Th . and Western Avenue) st eight cents
PSF bushel and ten cents delivered. The cItisens Of
Davenport and people ofthis vicinity viii remeuber
that We were the 1rst to inausurste low prices here
and We nov assure them that ~ shall oentinuo TO
sell st the very lowest rates.
Davenport, January 8. 1858
LOWR1Y, THOMAS & CO,
Sansdu Prop1ietoes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-28
AUCTION SALES.
Auction Sale.

sVO b. sofa TO pay Freight and Storage on the 9Th
i Of February, ct 8 O'Clock p n. q Austen. q
our store one Pump and two Windmi
Dsv np.rt, January 28d. 1855.
Jan25dtEsbs NlOaOLLA LOOMS 4 90.