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Wha. We Like 70 See.


We Ike to see q man refuse 10 take
his local paper and sll he time PONCE
UPON his 'irighbor for the reading oi
biz. We lise to hear a man complain.
When you ask him TO subscribe to hi.
home paper. that be takes more pa.
pers than be can read. nov aud then
- round ADD borrow bis neighbours
home paper. or loaf upon him until he
has gathered all the nevs from it,
We Ike TO hear a man run down his
home paper. As bo, worth taking. and
every nov and then 90. or send. to The
editor or some favor in the editorial
line. W. Ike to see a merchant or
mechanic refuse to advertise In his
home paper. and then strive 10 re, a
share Of the trade the paper brings TO
the place BY advancing its interests.
a good newspaper. always do. But
above all things We Ike to wee one Of
your rich, misery men. who cant pas
two dollars for a newspaper. but can
always mansge 10 be about in time to
read the paper at the expense Of a
friend. not worth the tenth part Of
What be IL. 1t looks 80 economical
and thrifty.
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sF A phy. eiaa 10 Louisville "a. a..
.1'efnl tiaAi, y Using pnncipal ) 20 lot.
iefmis, a human beng NAY pfolong a.
aienes 10 TIE period u is8 bsairsI
lcafs.
We Ssh 10 naasa eon,rac, ~iih zone
fe'Fpsnble person 70 furnish lhi. oae,
iAilF, vita b%as,sunils Cor 10 Years The
article % be pure, from a bai.srmiis COW.
delivered three tines day, Payment.
al be pfoaf'ly mads ever, . years. in
order to tssP oar accounts .'fa sh,.
We ksos .oas y9sas asphes. sho DO
moi, wish their rich, ulI bachelor uncle.
70 learn the above uoDderful statement,
hu' ve raili.h the astounding fac, az
fac,h be- Tor the bsnsa, 4 rsu,h,n-
'~hoa'anis. Who does no, lore butter.
aisf u aHy an,ss 49, take him
'ui V wish noi 10 knga him. liar.
"a for hstiefssilsi
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Protection 10 Slave Properly Char
lesion Convention.

la reply ioa Ie.lsf a-aing biz opln.
Ya. ou important issues. toe lion T.
y Walker. ofAIabim a'aPpoacb
g. an important questions
What position should ihe South
efn Democracy assume 10 The Char.
Ipsf0n tonyenfiUni'' q" answer. IL
I'VE should insist upon adopting u
platform before making the nomina
lions. 2-Ihis platform must EN-.
body the hfst Of The foregoing propo.
.iiiUns and should embrace 10 pdnci.
ple the second. also--3d-lf thr first
~ these pfoposiii0ns-,iz; protection
u slavery IN The territories lis not
adopted, The south sholld Withdraw
rom the Convention, and make Its
wi nominations, and cnunciaie u plat.
form II prin ciplrs consistent with the
dignity u sovereign States and the
great right Of seif.pfoieclion. In
adopting lhi, rolre. 80 must expect
~dcsciipus from uur own ranks. Old
>aigu never dryoured bis offspring
With more facility aai apparent relish
Than Do some men their opinions, and
professions. for the sake Of the emolu.
men's and honor, n office. forgetting
that 10 after lifr, the recollection rf.
their ireacbery will remain only like
demons upon the mrmfy. To ,aunt
them with the cnst At which they par.
chased them. But our ranks will be
reinforced hy N. sepd men and ira.
Of what is ncw called the Opposition.
Aud |, for one, will hail lhem a.
brothers. whatever may have been
their autccedeui.. When the South
], beleagct by enemies. a, home a. w-l
a. abruad. let "a. remember the Chris.
tan precepi, "Ephraim shall hot envy
Judah. and Judah shall not Yea Eth.
raim."
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University OG LOl MIMI
Medical Dcy,ArsMex

DCy1AEv1K300t
INik ANNUAL course u Lecture. 10 al,
J. Department, will commence on Nun
DAY. November IA, lsi9, aud will Ter.
inmate IN the ensuing March.
JAMES JOINS. ". D., Profe.scs q
Practice ~ Medicine.
J.L. kiDDhLL, NJ. D., Professor Il
CHEMISTRY.
mA9l'EN STONE, II. H., Professor
u Surgery.
\. u. ,ENAs, ". d., Professor Il
obstetrics.
1tsIAtts 4. SOFT, u. D., Prvf-.
.or u MaieFia Medica.
J. g. RICHARDSON, ". d., Pfoft
sor Of Anatomy.
THOMAS nc Vt, ". d., Proiessos q
Physiology and Pathology.
;. b. tiiAIti.i. ~. d., and ". c.
NICHOLS, ". D., traitors " A..
siatny.
The rooms. Tor Di..ee,ing will he -
ON ihs .econi Monday in October.
The Faculty Are yisi:iu. Physicians 81
Surgeons u the Charity Hospital.
Tue student. accompany the Professor
N their ,i.i,s, and free u expense eujey
extraordinary practical advantages.
Pfeiiminary ~ the Course. L<cssfs
VIII be delivered daily in the Amphilhsa.
ter Of the Hospital. IRON the 1T u 0ess-
Der, on Clinical Medicine and Surs0y.
and other subjects, ~iihou. any ehargss
students.
THOMAS HUNT. NJ. D., Dean.
The Administrator. Of tn. Charity IioS.
Ei'al cleo, annually. IN April. fours~s
Resident s~,aienss, uAo are m-ainssisd
by the institution.
August ~. isS1. 3l-,lsSos.
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svr The "ealIsi r~as,ss." u .sncti.
mcnicu. Bssisa are sboa, 10 holds M.
iiosai s~ea,eniioa for ihspsspose u nsa.
mating A candidate fos The fnsiisney.-
We presume that old rsnasil Hal uil be
.adsrcdi 10 BE- rslIs,ei BY ,hs,r villaisos.
eisr. ti,si will be in dem sni, NJ dsubs.
skssld shiis foll. attend. They vii
probably nominate Terrace freely. FRED
Douglas VI , harlss >anasr q. thsir can.
i.is,e.
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" The Mobile Mercury u the ls,h
Inst. ar~rVpfis,es. sithos, er~l,. oas 81
our s'ar-ra,s. referring 10 the machine
fer addressing ,esns l~szlies. We are
glad to end that some Of sur ciiscrisl.
are ssrsh eoryins into such a worthy
~sstnsI IS the Mercury, Vat. at the same
iims, u ], does . ereli, tasinsss. ~ van,
cat shafc % Il.
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kITkRs q Administration On Il
IL estate q Jane. Rodgers, deeesrs
having been granted TO the usdersirse.
At the May Term, ls59, Of the prols.
Court y Pamela County, State u Missi-
siffi, Nos. all persons having elas,
aEa'n., ssid estate are hereby boti6str
eoiae forward and have the sane psokusI
and Registered within the time pieses1s
b! lar, or they uill be forever 6sni.
:. SANDERS, , Asr,r.
WI. STANDS, A'"
Angus, ~, ls5?. 3l-6s.
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EAakz8E. % the evening Of the
18th Instant. by Elder {. b. Yousx. Or.
SAMUEL Y. DUNLAP to Mrs. AMELIA
l. FRANKLIN; all Of Psasla ceunsy.
Mississippi.
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1oprr's L,pr', iiooK. The nanb.-
for September ). On oar table. The .,..l
plate ave scenss-'lIernic Women Of
'he Revolution j. alone soflh The YEAR.
subscription 10 the lIook. "E,s. Right,
!. the title given TO q c%olorel fab IN
plate on .,sss four teaaiifnl s~rsra.
We have often wondered Il Gols, |. fab.
ion plates contained the ,criiabls Ike
ns..e' u The philaisIrhi. ladies. Ifthsy
are 'fse Representations. 90 nus, .nv We
haze o. such bsss,is. do~a hsss. ,an',
our friend Cooley ,slvv, uns fsr y. ans,
scnd q. the d,efi W know h. /. a nan
" GOD 'as'e-rids his magazine. Their
are na'asToss pattern. for s~mbrcilsry.
&c., IN the September member. and man,
articles Il merit, IN rro.s anil verse. A.
40 have often .aid before, Gols,'. !. the
l'e'' magazine fof lalis. ratI .bei. and
40 iniell'seas lady ought to bc ~ithsa, Il.
We club the s,ar with Ccds, fes a.
~ adsasss.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING!

N =. Taylor and Sam. wilisuss.
Ns Democratic, and A. I. Eils ~
W. u. plckins, Opposition candidssu y
represent the county u Pssols =
next Legislature, have agreed upoa =
following appointments. and will s1tu
their fellow si,isens 1t the spesiksi dns
and places.
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gentlemen DE female spfare'. hoop. and
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frsm the .ainmi, sfH6tt. r., w.s,,.fn
VII fsTop /. 60al r., abtte AN. So.
Of the oes.a. ami being near ,hs a.,
uhsre ths >,,,s.o f North Csrohua. AZ.
giu.a anI I.nua..ae corner. and .s-rs
the e%,uu,.a. u A.he. Iehn.1n. trace,
Smt,h aaa Wa.hinl,en ir,rr.sr,. ,ts
audience usn, an ,r,a th,se STAT. All
i've counties. All "a fsv west m,fs,Iss
half asotsn mi f.sw nome.
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6 Instead ef saving as.. II . ,ssar
iai.. tia, eighteen .amusrr. had r..ei
"erasr bead, yea r,sy appropriately .ay
HAT eighteen springs steel hssr. } have
passed. ever Dr. head. (w. bsl.sss u.as'.
The ssy the darIinss pa, them oa.)
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- TIE Editor % the ,olumhu. ,s.s.l
sia AZ ssas ass isid two ~r.pian;. ~
hrs table. vii ths san hatch then. or
vii 'ssy BE Flss-i under care u Mais..
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Mas usstiss.-re-msrres, Thur.dav.
s''A, will be a gala lay in Asurbi.. A
grand rally u 'hs urpo.i,,os party vii
s"~s OF W a splsndii prssranme.-
A',"ss 'se'- expected 10 be rre.-u, ws
hui The n'Hs- u nilisri IiIlmors. John
iiell. jsha v. lio,,.. Ieha j. ~rrt,es.l.B.
ti-ari Bae, Vim. L. oeggin. Emerson
L'af'dse. JsAa Ns,herIaad, Neil ;.
btewn, wm. u. stephens. N. y. oca,ry.
William l.. ssarsss. ,.cstgs D. rrsn,sse.
and ". q. BFevnlss.
fhey all ANsea rats time. and Il ~,
fIOa the sass. sell b,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19

For Sale.
1(lO FRET Of ground on Brady, between 18th and
lUU 18th streets, on good terms.
ALSO,
al feet on Brady, by $50, low for cash.
Also,
9iots on Brady, l6O feet BY 100. This can be sold
on long time:
3 lots on Brady between sth and 10th streets, on
hong timo and very cheap
$20OO0 worth Of real estate 70 sell cheap all i'm
proved lots In the best part OF the citt goods and
groceries, Il cash and balance on long time.
ALSO,
go 900 worth Of goods to exchange for unim-
proved lands In Scott and kuscatine counties.
ALSO,
A beautiful new frame hruse with two acres OF
highly ornsmented land, commando nRthe finest view
In the vicinity Of the city, on good terms.
J.I4 EADs. GALLOWAY h SANDERS.
For Sale.
A BUAUTIRuI.. well finished, Brick Dwelling,
"A Rooms, Cellar, Kitchen and stabls A por-
tion OF the purchase money down, balance on long
time; or part in unimproved land in Scott county
would be taken at . fair price,
ALSO:
Several Frame Buildings, we'll finished and we'll
situated, to sell on good terms exchange for
ohandise.
Several tracts Of nc land In various parts Of the
County, TO sell reasonable terms, and long tune.
Apply to
dec9S EADS, 0AuLAWAY SANDERS
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nonSg AND CATTLE nBDDCgRD

Sl0am's OeDsmeos as6 GsnA1eaeo RevAes.
For Purity. Miidsess, CsrfsSasy cad z7Ov~~.a.
mess, SLoAN's OlNrAEHr escsis. ana 10 vsoedVv -,
pessedins I'll oth' Wutintnss and usinsaao 80
In use Tor ,hs foiiL wing discseea: ~
yrssh wounls, CALLS VI I'll hinds, spssirs heua~ra
crackc' heels rbcne, vibdealis, prse ~Sn eaIlr~
spav,nss Sweeney Gstets, ritfasts straine lsrec~s
and esscks. fooLAef~d fret, scratches aoA syensa
mango, ann h. IN aistsmyer.
Tus Powder Viii remove all inasOUatyoa N
fever, puriiy the be o toosen the shsu, elessostA
water, AMI strengthen every pert Of the beay; a
has proved , sovereign remedy for the kalovts..
disc ssss
Distsnper, hide bousd. ioss OF arpstise. isossc
srains, yellOO water, Inflammation Of ~ syom q.
tisne from hard exesciss alf0 rheumstsu, esa6<n.
" called sif complaint, With proves 20 Sneol =
many vaiuablc horper In this G. unsry. u = pleo
sase xad certain remedy for CoGeAs ssd Ccs0s.
which geuef ate 80 many dlscsses.
WALTER .. olOAn.
Osisinal prspsssess.
the Richmsnd House. Chicssc, llIiDola, ed go =
All whciesAle Druggists sell the neiicins q ous
regular Wholesale prices.
FOR HORSkS AND CATTLE,
sLoAN's INSTANT RrLiEp y truly Great nensedy
Halt - cen, bottle OF Soan's lnatant Relief ssvso
In pint 81 sssm wstrr seldom fails ~ Uovso
Of common Collie In few minutes In exsrs ne casea
Tepest the dose In 0steen min tes
por Bruises, Ssrsins, BIrains anA many other q.
tures on Horses, Catse, and other ani0als o,cOa
Instant Belief speedily effect cure. Many rcssose
have been sstooishsd TO witness The Yap6 csee e.
fccsed, ny the ass Of this woaderfsl osaieAue
Jaurt-dA v6m
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BOOTS AND SHOES
"ho1O0A1O - RotA1l.
THE EMPIRE STORE!

BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT,
hAvR nov In store large end we'll selected
= STOCK OF bosts and Shoes, which I invite
H. attention Of eli In want Of articles In my line
0bsWsry 7radsys wishing TO repicnish thetr stock
VIII nnd ie 70 their advantage - call me before
purchasing elsewhere.
10 ny numerous customers who prefer Olssom
WceA - continue 70 hold out Inducements In the
vey Of prime STOCK and ovjlsA ssosk, not squalIed
his eide Of New York.
Al kinds Of Lsdtas' work nanufsctursd a. usual,
vJyI71 ". GAI1IH
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StrNyed or Stolen.

EROM the premises Of David Van
Il Neat, Of L. Claire, Scott coun- -
i !: ]: @
00th, year old stallion, one part VIVA
other htnk foot partly white-in the ~ h1
rear: white blsss In face, extending
from half way bet ween the 81. and nose n ,s.,,
70 forelock; white collar marx on linn sh oSIl
st The top. A suitable reward vii BE- siven ~ -
covey It said horse. or for nfosnation - 10 vher
sai1 horse may D found. Leavs vord a a f1isir
reat-00ee. Ceoe6-dl.W91 DAVID VAN ~.
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FORSALEORLEASE.
- - = -
Fer Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots IN sr
SAdditlon TO the town OF Port Dyroa.
these loss are eligible and handsomely situated %
ne bank OF the 4ississippt hoy vii b sold a rec
to0able terms.
Dor particulars inquire Of MessFs. Durfee, Pratt
%. Fost Dyyoo, Charles J. Rogers, DsQ LsOsiSe.
Of OF JOHN r. KING,
Dand Agent. No 50 Brady street.
~ Also numberless desirable pieces Of land in
and near the cities Of Davenport and Le CLAIRE and
near Port Byron. novsO
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Take them and Live!
USED THROUGHOUT THE woRLp.
Herriek's Sugar Coated Pin
KiA Strengthening lPlastsr..ll

ONE boz Of uesrtcA's o.
Gar Coated Lie Rlals, go.
I'M only - costs, Wtll ~
. family six months, ave
twenty-five dollars In INV.
steian's bills yAfteen or tvsnp
~ more In los, tine, end noo
unfrequently, the lile q
some 0ember Of the family.
tbs value q which eAAn0<
b estimated ln dollars 81
cents.
Heyrick's KiA Sessagohen .
ting PlasteTs cure n I've
hours. palms and weakness
In the breast, side and hoeh.
Aheomatic complaints IN q
|squally short spsce os ti0e.
Spreed on . beautiful lamb
sAin, their use subjects The
wearer 20 no i0onnvonieDce
ant each one viii wear fr0Gn
one week 70 three monshs.
! Pills. family boxea. - eto.
|. P'asters, on kki, 1SN cts.
\ - @k. 49,. 49,
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tablished TWENTY YDARS-have saved thousandr
from the grave-and their work Of mercy h ~ halt
completed. Try them. they arr warranted.
HERRICK Emo.
Practical Chemists, Albany, n. Y.
Sold Of wholesale and retail by oil Druggtsts =
Davenport, end By Dealers everywhere
R.f. 4. L. n. PALAkh, fYavelling Ageo.
sug2Q dsv4dps ee1vr
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that GREAT REHEDY
50 LONG SOUGHT,
70 UND n II Il n ST!

VINHIS remedy, claimed by the medical proeesslon
i and the multiplied thousands who have ussd n
and tested ~ ,c0NdsvfI curative properties, 70 -
the greatest discovery In medical sc,er end
lures own remedy a the suit Of years Of toll end
study by Of Ohos tavortc ply sicisns, In order
N produce something that would Get the wishes %
" palace And humble cottage can testify 70 ne IN
mediate relief found by It's FOR want Of spacs
We only offer rev Of the many evidences II ~ II.
vOr.
Noli~e. ~. Feb. 10 I 81.
nRSeRS NHNN CO. GemfS. We mud
your Auuc Balssm sup2 rior ~ IN, remedy In our
msrket for the perm of all mslar.ous dc.
eases. We chez fully ecomn.s nd u o. wostAy that
great name II has wherever cold and U ed
Very truly yours, RICHARDS b THOMAS.
To the sufferers Of chils. aud fever and ssse.
theerfully submit the following: Having observed
closely the erect Of DR.. Aann's Agss Baissm In ,his
vicni for the past three years, Am we'll pleased
With Its remedial VIRTUES IN sntidote 70 malaria.
have frequently used II in my practice and vith
entire satirfaeti0n. FYo0 nv intimate knoWledoo
this compound, Secomm' nd u - SAFE, prenpe
and effcienS
Gallon, Ohio, April LIST, 1853
N HACKEDOn, n D.
h2gfton. Ind. Msy TIA, Is6s
nEssRs x MANY CO.. C.~is: nsvi.s
Of persons u this vicinity, and cOsely otse9
wing Its effects, do not hesitate In saying be.
Iieve u the best remedy ever sold In IO0o0o, oo0
will eec tually chills fever and agus without
fall.
Truly Yours, PHILLIMAN KsARNs,
Druggtsts.
Lo0arsporf, md. Sept. 1siA, 1855.
DR. NANN:-PleA se aend me one half g5Oss more
OF your Agte Balsam Immediately. IL 10 II great
de mand ard may be truly styled the kinR ef Fever
and Ague J. LYLE,
Physician and ID, ug0ia..
81. L0uts, March Isf 1853.
MESSRS. MANN CO.-Genis: We have
solf lai ge amount Of your Asue balsam the psse
three years, and md thst where introduced and sold
u has equal In the history u sgue remedies, and
Z, all parts OF the west We cas- the same cheer
Ing rews-it fails IN eurs It's pstient-and 10
looked upon In this country the best medicine
chlls, fever and sgue ever In our msYhet.
Oh WOOD Z co.
s. X. MANN h CO., PROPRIETOR, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by Oh
good Druggista.
octl-hAv0m
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GROCERIES.
nsrrah for Pixies Peak !:
A IL ~ho intrnd soins to P,te's Peak nezt Spring
"A had better come to The
"Aasrkeye Ssore,''
To get their OUTFIT All kinds Of Groceries and Pro-
visions may there be found 10 shuDdsncs, Tor cash
AFfeSh Letef Ceods Just Received.
SUGARS.
New 0rieans Sugar. IS ,und- 70, enc 'olar,
n . Prime, NY Crushed,
Louisiana Clarified, P-wdcred,
Bechet's Clarified.
AOLAssEs ANN sYRUPs.
Belcher's Golden Syrup. n o Hoissses (uew crop
Pine Apple Syrup 81 Mcissses.
CoYFEEs.
Prime Rio, Presn Roasted.
va GOV Java, Gov Java And Rio
TEAS.
Imperisl, Oolonr.
Y0ng Hysoh.
FLOUR.
Johnto ms Buekwhf at do.
FIsH.
Picked Herring mo y Goldfish,
AAtke'ei, No white Fish.
eALr.
G A Salt, Salt by the barrel.
SOAP.
Wh~e Soap, CASTLE Soap,
Brown do Transparent Soap.
OIL.
whale flor burnirs,) Elephant.
FRUIT.
sultans Rsisns Dust recd) Zaute Currants,
Valencia do Curon
NJ X do Prunes,
Dried Apples (nev) Dried Peaches (new.l
BURNING FLUID, warranted 70 burn AID no
smoke.
WOODEN AND WILLOW WARE Of all kin.s.
FAGRHAVEN OYSTE8S 1, ALWAYS fresh.
All articles sold are warranted to be q rood a
can be found Is the city.
All Goods TO reasonable amount DELIVERED
FREE or CHAEOE, within the city limits.
Jans-dAwf q. N. SHIPMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-19
For Sale.

For sale.
m Acres beautiful land for faIe, Is acres OF
" which Is improved, good double log house, fine
water, miles from Camden, on Monmouth road, Ill.
Terms easy,
ALSO,
Two beautiful farms, 100 acres each, 80 acres In
hieh state Of Improvement, good dwelling houses
and ut-houses. good running and well water each
miles vest OF the city, . good road and near
the railroad ~ acres Of good coal and timber land
viii 90 with these farms II desired. The farms are
adjoining, timber land and coal miles on rsro
chance Is here offered and will doubtless 60 soon at
the easy terms on which they can be sold.
ALSO,
House and lot on Second street, Grants saw mil.
LIT, 200 by 60 feet Good two story frame house,
ne stone basement. Terms easy.
ApplytO
JA23 UADS GALLOWAY i SANDERS
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19
DIED.

In this city, on the 18th inst, Alberter A. Chahuler
son of p NJ and Susan G. Chandler.
The funeral will take place at the residence OF te
parents corner of Eigh street and Virgin alley at
O'Clock p. NJ to-day.
Softly, peacefully, lay him to rest;
Place the turf lightly on his young breast
silently, solemnly bend DER he bed
Where you have pillow ell, thus early his head
Plant y young willow close ly his grave;
Let its long branches smoothingly wave;
Twne sweet rose tree over the tomb;
Sprinkle fresh buds there beauty anu Dloom'
Let a bright 70 ntain, limpi and clear
Murmur its mus {, smile through tear
Scatter its diamonds where the loved lies
Brilliant AMI starry like angels eyes.
Then shall the bright birds on golden wing,
Lingering ever, murmurlng sing
Then shall the S IT breeZes peusively sighi
Bearing rich fragrance and me ody by
Lay the sod lightly over his breast
Calm he his slumbers, peaceful his rest
autiful, lovely, he was but given,
far bud on earth, to blossom in heaven.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-06-19

LEcoMProN County CoNvENrov.-Thi:
comieal body assembled, yesterday at Long
Bar. The latest news from it is to O'Clock
P. N. At that time. according to rumor, fiv,
nominations had been made, to.wit: Lev
Hite, for State Senator; Charles Lndley, fol-
County Judge Mr. Hall. for Sheriff John s
Love, for Tax Collector; William O'Neale
for County Clerk. The nomination of Mr.
Hite is not we'll authenticated. As to the
other nominations. they are pretty certain
Great dissatisfaction reigned in the conven.
ton gentleman who was present informs
us that three fights took place on the ground
One of them, according to report. occurred
between Judge Reardan and LLOYD Moorpder
The two others happened between less M.
ted individuals hut they were no less in
teresting to the parties engaged When our
informant left, there was desperate and hit
ter fight over MIR. Wickersham for Recorder.
Harmonious Convention