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{ Orixlnal Notice.

To Denial O 'Reg1n asd Mary OslegAa his ~ife
#00U md Sssh Of you are hesSb1 Rst51sd that
AatAere isnow on file In tho ofRee Of the Clerk
OF tho District Court OF Lee County Iowa, at Fort
Madison, = petition Of Martin Stafford claiming
of YQu the foreclosure Of mortgage on Lot 8 IN
Biloxi lSs In the city OF heokus Lee county ,lewa:
you to the said Stafford 10 secure tho payment Of
mote to him given and nade payable BY DANIEL
O Regain ninsty days from February 4, 1850, the
date Of said note and mortgage), for tho sum Of
fifty dollars; said petition praying FOR Judgment
against said Daniel 'Regan for said sum with in
tercat ffsn Nay 4th, 1859, and that sale realty
may be sold by special execution in payment there
of that Ill equity Of redemption Of defendants Do
forever forseosed and barred. and Tor general re-
ksf.s fs
1, Now therefore unless you appear and answer
said petition on before the second day Of The
next term Of said court, to begin the 6rst Man-
day Of December, 1852, judgment will be rendered
against you thereon pro oonfsno.
t4s.s. CURTIS, FILLMORE CURTIS,
Aug. Is, 1859 Ar Soils. for Petitioner.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
TAX SALE o. Lot for cost of abating nuisance
L upon said Lot:
Owners name Lot. Block. Tax. Cost.
Unknown, 10 AZ $3.50 41.1O
NOTICE IL hereby given to the owner Of the
above DESERVED lot that special tax has been as
sssssd and levied said lot being the amount ex-
pended by the CITY Of Ksokuk for abating null
sanoe on the same, and unless payment b. made Of
the tax SO levied, ana also all costs, before
the 9th day Of October. A. ID. 1859, the said lot,
% much thereof shall be necessary to dis-
charge sad tar and ctats, will be sold on the day
aforesaid, at the Mayors Ofhcc in said city, BE-
tween the hours Of O'Clock =. m. and o'clock p.
III. ". v. SIEtENb,
Collector of the City Of Keokuk.
Sept. ~, 1859 did
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rIvHE WELL-KNOWN HOUSE FORMgRLY
! known ~ the WRsrxRx Hurxx, has bsen ther-
oughly repaired and painted, and il now ready 70
accommodate the travelling psble with board and
lodging on the most reasonable terms. Ths tsb le
will be furnished with the best the market 4Srds
Sept1Ad3m
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sssE .:.. u . Lei sa7ss ss ss.,.s
College beg ..,. I, y, ... s. q the
70 thoees who wish to ssesSasn sdueation,
munity Arsmots fsom thsAsnptations incident to
large teTns, ss(1t1 - ~ eeadsnt that quiet .
i .,.ssd 3. + n sSsn n s's :;
BurlinSson, and r. nv acted for thu Aealthi-
moss Of its loeasn. Ind W morality Of its citi-
a. poia. economy .a,e ,s as,ss enjoy. ~
seous;sSsd. Bosrd, incluling room furnished and
kept, oen Be hadfor = = par week, with libsr-
a reduction .{pr prs-Deynsae. aoard without
roes n 1esss ere .aso ~ s.ns Z s00n .o. Y
niss, nj srsnt aud supply themselves with ~.
yisisns, g q esGAt saving Of eoat. XoAnS mex 6f
sppfsvsd piskys having tho AinistFy N view, can,
III connarAsl WITH the New School freehyterian
year and their tuition paid BY Scholarships at
Sd. Va haY1 lsrsest and most complete Philo-
sophieal and Chemical Apparatus in The 6tat.-
llA. ThsHasaky, composed Of expsrienesd Pro-
fessors and Tsassss, give their SAsss time 70 tho
! With sil thsss considerations in our favor, W
confidently uSke eur appeal to the public Tor
students and funds to complete the endowment Of
Ths msx, Iaym b1oins sSs>s. 7th, 1859.
For further partic ulsrs, address Hon. WV. HAIR
PER, or H. LsoxAaD, Esq, Kessuth, Des Moines
County, IowAs
Aug. 81, '5e-d
KEOxUk REMALR SEMINARY.
rIyHt aee1i6ns Of this Instituton viii be resumed
j on Mdpday, Sept. 9Th, In the basement Of the
IChrthsih bqpsiS Uhursh, coYnsfof RI AAA MWea6
stss These f6oms have bssn odnd dry and cool axd
easy Of aocess. sAG
The Teachers secured 70 instT0ct In their differ
emit depofsA satsof 1tady, are the following:
Rev.O. Principal; g
Mrs. 6sH. WILLIAMS $500 eaa xys&a
Mrs. f. ii. CRAVEN; Mk
Madam NKU66, fS
Mr.. o. g. I6RElL.e ssa I'VE Hgas sa8
A Prmpectas OF the Institution viii be puhlisnsas
and can b. obtained on application TO the Prsaent
Ior Secretary of the Board Of Trnstocs, or 70 the
Principal.
III. SrRDNa. Secretary. ~
Aug. 20, sod
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Life, Fire and Marine Insurance
Agency.
DOLIClES Of InsurAncs issusd ct the lowest
1 nAtss In the following reliable hrst class oom-
pAnises @
THE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY,
aele or NEW rOax
This 10 the safest and most reliable Life Insurance
Company In the world, with sn accumulated
aa Fund Of over - 900 900.
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SELECT SCHOOL FOR ROYS AMI
GIRLS. a

MISS FOSTER would respectfully inform her
E1vl friends and the patrons .ef her sohoel, that
she will commence another session, fsrendpn and
Afternoon, the LIST Of October, in the Same h0asA
she now oseuplea af the CORNER u Sd end Blondeau
street. Her terms will be % per quarter for the
ordinary branphss. She would also inform the OF
isens Nat sha II prepared to give instructions in
ano Music, tsrnS IS per quarter also, Oh Paint
ing, terms IS per quarter. ~
I Keokuk. AuRuet 81, 1S59-d
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Psssh, Plam and Cherry Trees, either Standard Or
Dwarf, Grape Roots or Cuttings; Ourrant, Coos
barry. kAapbszry and Black barry bushes, togsthar
with Kvergrecns and ornamental 6hrubbsry, win
receive prompt and faithful attention.
Trees delivered in any part Of the City free 81
charge. a
Nursery Grounds in the Western part Of the
City, on Des Moines Avenue.
q. @. HILTON,
Late Hubbcll Hilton.)
KOokuk, Sent. o, l05O-dbv IS
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NINTH several years
w experience the Pro-
prietoR can now furnish
FRUIT TREES A N D
6HRUBBERY, acciims-
ted, and found to succeed
In the West.
Many q AAsss Trees
are Of extra sise, and
have produced hne speci-
msnsof fruit the past sea
con. Those Interested are
Invited TO oall and ex-
anime for themselves.
H4.-Ax- A~-N. ~.
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the Agency U0Oo or v. h. Dl4UNU,
seps,islln Main-st., over 0gdsn's Book Stsrs,
FlR = INSURANCE.. ps
r,as IND .zsIsi s issu:4scs so: :.
OF st. LOUIS.
DIRncrORs:
is: AoOass, =, n. Edgsll, C.s. Greedy,
E.WymAn, G. H. Peck, R.W.AisxanAsr.
r S. ELLIOTT. sse:y. sd. sDaEIis, Pr.s..
no IxrnA -aAxARpous aIsKs rAK1K.
!. 3. HOLMH6s 6sneral Aseat.
dscId1y A FRIEDMAN Ag't, Ksoknk.
1fl HHDS. BROWN SUGAR,
IN 10 bills. Re boiled Molasses, Has
10 Sugar-House Syrup,
5 Crushed Exgar,
So I" Powdered Dc
Orleans, Rs6asd and Clarified Sugars
receiving this morning Per steamer Wauaw, and
''s 5 si,' ia - 81 '.'A' = ras1oee ssser.
NEW FAIL WHEAT FEorfn
WE have Just ressivsa : ssrplya Of No.
w Eau Wheat Flour, made 1ron ~ whsas.
sashe . cOLLIER6 RQR1RIGON.
Jalyl4-d sFa a "a AaiR-st., Aaar ID.
fklan lace RHEHI1
Oman tan loads Of Wheat snd Rye brought q
". II. AUSTIN co., &
aug1s lis MsiH-st.
LULPHATK QUININE.--lOO oss. Powers
- Weightmsn and Rnengartsn A.SoD's in stors
,I A.J.WTLKTNsoN,
..,, sgn # 'Ae a0idsn Eagle and e 4 IT.,
HI0HEsT MxRKET FHICE,
In CASH, PAID E0K
J. a a SSnsat, n
N Osrn, -
- H# BARLEY,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

IMPROVEMENTS ON TaE lsLArD.-
A recent visi: to Rock Islsl disclosed to
Us the fact. that the denizens Of that de-
bghtiul spot are making many important
improv emsots in the vsv Of building roads.
putting up uildines. and clearing thssssdA
The roads which being imuHmp Ill
covered with aahick cot |sd51. aud
will. when flushed. be superior to those Of
Davenport. The mile are all busy prepar-
ing for q heavy fall business, which they
confidently anticipate. Since the dam and
bridge we're carried away, persons desiring
to cross to the Island are obliged to take .
flAtbost, which is attached to rope strung
from one side to the other. the boat being
propelled by the arms of lusty Hibsrnian.
a Ia Wapsie The pail and tub factory sit
uated on the leland is. We are informed. .
very profitable institution. They have very
large stock on hand at the present time.
1t is great pity that the Government
will allow as valuable piece of property
as this Island. to remain idle. Why not
either sell or improve it ? by which means
the United States would stand chance Of
getting some return from what has hereto
fore been a dead weight and Q bone Of con-
tentisn. We believe that if active u eas-
ures were taken by some of our prominent
citizens. either one or the other object could
be attained.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

~ We understand that certain
members Of the new packet company are
very indignantat the liberty We took in Civ
ing publicity to their recent organization.
as by so doing we knocked in the head a
nice little speculation by which the origin.
lists of the affair were to get their sto'
without being anything out of pocket. The
way this was to be accomplished is as fol
lows: Several outsiders being desirous OF
purchasing stock in the company (the
original capital was $4,000 the originators
had concluded to increase the capital ia
$4,000 90 as to accommodate them; upon
the same principle of man eating dried
apples and then drinking water to make
them swell. BY this addition of fictitious
capital the first stockholders would be still
owners of half the boats which those per
sons more recently admitted to the compa
ny, would have to paw for. Our expose Of
the terms upon which the boats were
bought. knocked this arrangement into q
cooked hat. We are sorry. boys, but you
did not play it very fine.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

1PlT1ALAhiCM ~ u NON ~ rHs REUNION OF 4
lisrIkeuIsssD c, rPLr, wH HAD DEKN PAhs1D
VoR BsIEY PsRnD BY IscUM TAsC.s OvAA
wa'ca sAnasa OF TAss SAD .xy sTRoL.
Hail matchiess pair. Unite ones again
In n.s born biss forg.t your bygon" pan.
Hail tor ie dov ., :, t. mig 70 . nest
De0led, yet d. sar--dete mined 10 b. biest!
What th ugh the world may say, "wth hands oil
red.
70 brideeroem steals to dishonored he !"
And friends sstransei, ex.a u On .ry s,d.:
"B holdi Adultery eoucheA With H.'o,cr'e !"
Wnst tho % Tin DR. sm.) bleedi & rpsctr, diass
ar cur ans bA kwsrd, like . d. mn's vinGs.
AMI howi., exuliins, - -u'rsnced 70 lie
Denea'h tn gisre g Its sardJ ic 'ye:
:" i've on-llveo u each 9Th r's proper hell;
Noos b Yourselves could daoa yourselves y
weh!'
WHAT thoaxh thedsiiy prints, prs'iou' pa'r,
A.ke your shame pubic - genera, - the ar
What thoulh y.ar nesghbsr., shriuklus, Sss you b.
An,, Qupi aaaist, cAll,oa home sty."
WHIT ,hoego IN ev ~ pss hs.ss - shsissa
Y ar nom are b. Words-cas n1sfor bst g booued
3 Love rules" ,ou know. the camp, The osuss ,hs
gose,"
And lov. b ing heaven. your heaven. Of eousss, n
I've.
Smile, gentle bride, u-on the p. bile corn.
And cove not bridegroom, but ".xait your horn. -
sp. once again the orange bl sscm. brgrt,
T.oush drops Of crimson stain thsir mo let white
Solder and piece the broken m .rrase ring.
Despite he shame that 70 each fragment cling;
Locs srms-the am that casP . lovers bead.
" III that same arm that laid the lover d. sd;
10 liz s-the pair thai t-ysd 10 'aviess bli.s,
PIE on his lips Who murder did - his.
Osls each other-theru's no sort OF risk-
Neither have Optics III ct Q bss lisk;
Bis, when your glances met-no m ,tter whore
Zach should have suuk beneath the Others stare.
? ~ lovert-pretty sport be gay AZ free,
ignore the yellow bugb sr. J sl usy.
Laugh st the fools II husbands who pertoree,
Aust. when dish 'nore, sue Tor divorce.
10 noI Iutrtsue the m amer of Eciat.
Aud murder much more popular than laWf
Should the red pure hase Of your love renursed-
Y,ur &C nd brtd i sveeter ,hsn thu nr,
O,ou1 " ar soft dsance, thrust the thought away,
Adjourn ref ction to rutufe dsy.
From Mem sis 10 Cupid fond turn,
And snssr at conscience while the passions burn
Dat when de reIit. saple's, n.led. gray
Ia the g,ina tvil Oh Of your ng d -
when Death you osn'' sv Id or circumv-nt,
Then clasp your shaking fingers an" repen,i
(Eu day NJ, eSrv1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
~ The last arrival from Europ,

~ The last arrival from Europe
brings rs the intelligence that King Oscar
Of Sweden. is dead. The King. though
Frenchman by birth. had from long absence
from his native country lost ell affection for
France. The history Of his father's acces-
sion to the throne Of Sweden is extremely
curious, and illustrates the truth Of Gen.
Cass's declaration, that no civilized people
can now successfully contend for the doc
trine Of perpetual allegiance. King Oscars
father was the cee' rated Charles John Ber
nadotte, one Of Napoleon's favorite Mar
shals. In one Of Bernsdotte's campaigns, .
number of young Swedish noblemen. the
ve,y flower Of the kingdom, fell into his
hands, a. prisoners of war. He treated them
with the greatest consideration and courte
sy, and gave them safe conduct to Stock
holm. Shortly Afterwards, diet was con-
vened for the purpose Of electiLg a success
svr to the King Of Sweden, who had sud
denly died. The young mobiles. who had
received such kindness from Bernadotte.
grateful for his magnanimity, elected him
to the throne. But before he could be eli
gible, it was necessary that he should be
made Swede, and therefore the diet de.
spite the opposition Of France and NsPo
leon. passed an act conferring on him the
privileges Of naturalization. Thus it rp-
pears that the Swedish government, years
ago, committed itself in the moet unmis-
takeable manner to the doctrine. 'hst one
may denationsl re himself, aud become the
citizen CT . foreign country. not merely
without the consent, but even in opposition
to the wishes, Of his parent State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
The kxcuRsion.-.LetteP from eur Roper

DUBUQUE, Wed. Morn, 4 IL o'clock.
The good steamer Ben Campbell, con-
tanning the Excursion party FROM Davenport
and Rock Island. with additions from the
several intervening points. arrived at this
place, this morning. at about 4 o'clock
There are about 60 excursionists on the
boat at this place. and more are expected
here Everything went off finely coming
up. Among those from Davenport. nuIice
Messrs. Allen, (of H. A. 4 Co. and Lady.
Campbell (the banker,) DR.. Park. aud La
dy, DR.. Cheesbrough and Lady, Dr. Myers
and Lady, Frank Wood, and others. Whites
Band disceursed sweet music at ali the
landings. and furnished music to "Trip
the light fantastic toe" last evening. We
shall leave here at o'clock this morning
The utmost good feeling prevails among
the party. and all seem determined to have
q good time. Many of the company are out
strolling about town. 1t is 80 early l can
not form any opinion about the business of
the place.
WilIwrite apain from Prairie Du Chem,
Yours, DC, BURDIrr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

THE demand tor laborers has mate
terially decreased, the farmers, for the most
part. having supplied themselves with oil
they require. We think that the laboring
population Of this citv stand very much in
their own light when they take the course
pursued by them thus far. One dollar per
day is all the farmers can actually afford to
pay for laborors but most of them are will
ling to pay 1925. This should have been
satisfactory to them but they demand one
dollar and half, which is more than the
farmers can afford
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y Z VS. TIE MS.

Ma. La Mountain has challenged Mr. John
Wise to test their relative capacity. scien
,ificslly considered, in a trial uip from San
francisco to the AtlaLtic seaLoard, with
balloons"
Ar the Fourth ot July. celebrated in Iron
ton. Missouri. Cap'. John Hall. one Of Mari
on's men, Vas present. He isa native of
North Carolina, and will be 80 years Of age
on the 2lst Of September next. He supports
himself by making brooms and bs.ke,s. and
has never received pension. though he
fought CALAMITY during the Revolutionary
war.
SroRIrs are rife in London, indicating the
heartiness of Lord Palmerston'4 symp.thy
with the Sardiniang Among others, thie :
sir Richard Bethel Was talking With Ills
Lordship, ct Cambridge House, Of the t-le
gram announcing the Austrian defeat st Sol
ferino. II am afraid." ssid Lord Palmer
ton, "our side have suffered very heavy
loss" O..r side 7" said Sir Richard. with
. nisi prixs lift Of his eyebrowe. Il wss not
aware " had any troops engaged.
An insane Baptist minister (nams not
given) from Christisn county. KY, recently
shot two men and then himself, with re.
volver, ct bic boarding house. in Equality.
Gallatin county Ill, where he vas stopping
temporarily. One Of the men he shot haa
died, and the homicide himself died im@di-
ately.
M. Jacob Little. ofthe New York stock
board, has made proposition Of settlement
With his creditors. giving bic not<s q
six. twelve and eighteen months. with 10.
ter ct.
FsAScs A. MAvvrr son Of the late Rev.
John Nsvlsud Mshit, the eloquent but er.
rstie revival preacher, who d"urished IN the
West some vesrs agr, died 10 the jail at *.
Louis on Sunday night lsst. in On spoplextie
Rt.-Hs was awaiting trial on charge OF
forgery.
Nosr kinds Of flour can now be bought 10
New York three dollars per .rrsI cheaper
than during the first week OF last April
In the early history Of Harvard Univsrsi-
" corporal punishment vss one Of the most
common means # corrscsicD-the tutor
ehaseisipg the stsdents at discretion. BY
the college annals It sppsars that when one
Thomas Sargent Vas p0bHeIy whipped 10
the hall, the exercises we're opened and
slossd with prsysrA
eorY Of the Auasrians seem to have bssa
particularly struck At sssiog zouavss soms
into sstioe With their pipes 10 their noeths
The 0~smsn's love fos . pipe b = the ss9-
Der q salu delights thiag - b sppssst'
ated vhee .he 6saids his s0aeaGe osee \
si,tisx q sAe ess'-bst pipe IN b.ttls
laseesaS ounassl lsssotesAsntbss -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
TO-D>Y'S ADVr'S.


THS STATE HF iowa, II the district ,uvt Of
Scott County, Scott County, 10 ..
DY virtue OF . sp. ci.l execu.i n issne' from tie
ID Office the Clerk OF the District court of rot
Coun y, state Of Iowa, IN favor Of FmmoP Elton,
plsirt'6 aud against 3 epaen Ale', Sarah 3 ~
leo n0k defe mt, "a I'd June 24.h 1879 and to
IN di ec'e', commanding me tha. ~ the real .-,a E
h~re.nsfter described Of ''e said st ! hen Allen I
make, or ause to he made. the sum of six hundr d
forty even and 60 100 dollars. With interest ard
c.st'; snt ss c,mmanded BY SAID sp-ctrl execu,ion
levied uron the flowing dssrrib'd real e.tate TO
wit. B"gnntLg at Int eight, 1901 feet east ''om
the no IN eat CON- n 1T rmbJr dee Isl g. blocs
No one hundred nd e (l0,l In 10 Claire's add,
tion o the citv of u, venport running south from
said point slo the east side Of P.sry str e. one
hundred and nfy fe-t, thence east eighty fe.t
tn nee north one hundred and nifty seet thence west
eighty feet T. tn p'a,e cf b. ginning.
and hereby give public notice that ] shall offer
TO- sale . Public outcvy at the Ccurt House door
In the citv Of Davenport, Scott o. Iowa, Friday
the 2slh dar Of Aug's 1850 At be hour of 'c,e ci
P feaid ~ ytothe high. st and ct bidder there
for to cash, tho ab described property, or SUM-
ce,t Thereof to satisfy the above db, With interest
AMI costs.
Dated this 10th day o. July. 1859
q. LEON ARD,
SuiyW 0h'6 Of ec0tt county. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
~ Business at the Court House

~ Business at the Court House 10
very dull, the officers not having business
enough on their hands to keep of the d.
pepsia. The clerks lay around loose. smo-
king, and occasionally pitching copper for
the Lager. We would suggest the proprie
ty Of leasing ttese chaps to the farmers. 1t
a dollar per dim, until business becomes
more brisk. ~ it is altogether too expensive
keeping them ut the Court House, when
they have moth ing else to do but gaze ct
one another. A few weeks work in the
harvest field. would be vastly conducive to
their health.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
AiveF Items.
Fritay, July 81.

ARRIVED.
PKNBMA. @ fifth. 81. ouia
BLACK HAWK. Hsight, K-okuk.
RssoLrrE. Grovenbury, Dubuque.
DKPAaTED.
PEnsIsA, Griffith, St Paul
FANNY HA' RIs. Mitchell, Galena:
BLACK HAWK, HAight. Keokuk.
The large and excellent steamer REsoIure
arrived here yesterday. vith . full load.
and will depart this morning at . o'clock
for Dubuque, 10 charge of the new Captain
W. +. Grovenbury.
The KsoxuK 10 to be put on the packet
line again. asd vii. leave here for Keokuk
on Monday morning At 7 o'clock.
The river contiusa falling.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23
TONS
NATIONAL MERc4 xIyLE AND D SxNxs.
MEMS
q q Il Il u a s.
sIPuA1uD:
CORNER OF v1Fra AND BRADY s41unfa
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
FOUNDED, By Davis Tipeon, Apsi, 1853.
3. 3. TIPTON.
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V0UNG MEN " II nud. By prrrsr inquiry that,
i bv grad1afing at thir College, they will ebsain
very imprts't antages over IN ereduates Of .,
otnsP Commercial Institution IN the eountSy. The
Coulss o. SruDY comprises both foreign and Do
meetic burmese, snf embraces MA1SsR % PaACnc4
In CoAMERCIAL SCICucs and ARr-Who'lv IN
hnowu To Com non tescher. -Vhtrh, Il - ohvi00S
will greatly enhance his chances Of sues busi
ness.
SPucERIAN PENMANsnP-the INST BAAi:iful
system In the word-s tsusht at thi. Oultge u ~
its tcr-s, both practical aud ornamental 4 0"oC
6usINEss HAND WaITlN0 y gnarontied % I'll Who
complete the course 70.
One time 10 a. god - another, ~ 'mmencs. To
pay for the instruction you get and fos the tine
Consumed, at this scN oel.
BoAUTDuL HNoRAvuD DrPLouA-li hoarap Cd
On hank.nots paper, which the posseseo- ran ID
and plaee l his port nOasie-ls awsd I es-h sr'd
uste This 10 . nevsl and unique stare neve he
tore introduced into College.
Tulti' /: 30, payable Invariably II a'vaore. nsi
tling the applicant TO Lis bic, With ~'il
also b god st Davis Oo,mercisl oo.leae," at
Peoria. ooas Of Clsrgvneo halt pstes.
Separate inetSuceina given ID FINN nshtp.
Business msa end ffisr ds Of sdusasiou are ss'
speetfully invited b eAll
Dor OlfeuiaS. eonts'niAe fan iaSssoasioo. psesss
e1Ceoe tWo poetaoe 0taQDo.
0VS1o nav.npor', Lava.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-23

AN EDIToRs DRowNED.-We are
sorry to lean that on Tues 'sy last, 1t Ma
rengo, c. EDWARDS, E.q, editor OF the
Marengo Viator, was drowned while hath.
ing in the Iowa River. At the time he had
his little Sun on::his back, when he is supposed
to be seized with a spasm or cramp, and
"sank to rise no more" The child was