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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

The REAsoS.-We are informed
that our neighbor If the Gazette has recent
ly taken to using Hostetter's Bitters. for the
dyspepsia. Tlis may account for the mud
d e. Of his articles on the various Buchan-
an meetings holden in this county, and The
BIrTERNEssof his personal attacksupon the
Candidates. The Bltters are only nine
tenths whiskey, neighbor, and as you once
said you had tried them end found them
sgood for food,' we conclude your i'm
provemcnt is the result Of their use.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

l l from Davenpor,; price $50 per acre; will be
divided 10 suit purchasers.
Improved Farms.
$40 acres highly improved farm; miles from Dav,
port; 200 acres in cultivation god board fence, with
osag, orange, house, stable, etc.
beautiful farm 5L miles from Davcnport-lsO
acres-0o acres in cultivation, part timber new
house, stable, etc.
miles from Davenport; GO acres 40 acres im-
provci-20 scros Understanding water, house, sta
bic, etc.
3i4 acres 3 miles from Davcnrort--'7F acres in
fence, l4O acres in a high state Of cultivation, 1879
timber, large orchard two good wells ~ water
large heuse with rooms, stables, outbuildinss, etc
miles from Davenport-l0 acres in cultivation,
good house, stable, etc.
5k miles from Davenport-l2O acres. all in fence,
60 acres in cultivation ~ timber 20 prai
RE, house, stable, etc.
miles from Davenport-so acres; 30 acres in cul-
ivAtion, part timber, large new house, good barn
etc, etc.
u miles from Davenport-so acres; 60 acres in
cultivation, good house, stable, ETC.
- miles from Davenport-sO acres; 90 acres in
cultivation, god house, stable, etc.
10 miles from DavenpSrt-60 acres; go acres in cu-
tivation, IL acres splendid timber, balance prairie
large orchard, running water, house, large stable,
smoke house, etc.
is miles from Davenport; SO acres-all in cultiva
ton; house, stable; etc.
i4miies from Davenport, 50 acres-all in fence and
cultivation.
200 acres in fence and cultivation, OIL the Dubuque
| road, miles from Davenport.
20 acres prairie land; miles from Davenport beau
| tfu view over Rock Island, Mississippi and Daven.
port.
200 acres Of rich prairie land by Walcott. some o.
| II caltisstesi> And large amount 81 unimprovet
| land in Scott County.
A number Of houses lots and vacrnt lots, pleasant
iy situated in different parts Of Davenport. Fur sal
| On favorable terms.
IS beautiful LOTT In North Davenport-terms liber
ally. Apply TO
| jyl5tf JULIUS LYTANCE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

BLUBBER OIL.-This article can be
bought cheap at The Offices Of the Gazette
and Der Demokrat on and after Monday
even ing next.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

LosINa GRoUNp.-Sincc the nomi-
nation OF the Black Republican Ticket, that
party has lost hundreds of votes in this
county. We have not word TO say against
this ticket, for it is the very one that the
democratic party would have selected to
run against. The thorough going and con-
scientious Fillmore men cannot and will
not go this ticket, consequently for every
German voter gained by this nomination,
ten are lost from the Fillmore ranks that
would have voted the Black Republican
ticket had the nominations been made in a
more jnlicious manner. The tacticians Of
the opposition are decidedly below par in
their profession. The most pleasing fea-
ture of the whole is that the majority Of the
seeding Fillmore men will vote the demo-
cratic ticket in the Angus lection.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

0aeeAeles'e Hais Dye.-Twenty years expernen.
and application justify the proprietor in warran'ing
this thu best Hair Dye in existence. II dyes black
or brown instantly without he least injury tothair
or skin. Made and sold or applied lin nine private
roomsl At BACHELOR Wig Factory, 233 Broad
way, New York b. sure you get WIN A. Baiche-
lovs o. there il worthless imitation The genuine is
eold IN Davenport by all the Druggists.
lnne 1iaH m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

eTThe N Y Mirror Gays James b.
chansn sis riding on the topmoss wave
Of that eternal Democracy which is ever
rising higher and higher, and like the
tides OF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

CHANGE.-It is said that a certain
Temperance Editor has given instruction
to all the Lager Bier Saloons favoring Ere
mont, to give away bier on the day Of cleo
ton and SEND him the bill to be paid. This
az is progressive.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
STATE DEMOCRAT.1
rag STATE DEMOCRAT..

SPECIAL NOTICE TO DuolNEae AEh.
A. an atvsstisns paper the h1ste Democrat y usi-
,crssay regarded ~ the established medium Of bu'i-
mes. ecp.snieaapn the buyer and seller; It's
,r.e,v increasing circulation, both at horae an
abroad on.rsa favorable opportunity for indiciou
a emina,ion ofmcrcantie Intelligence. II Is also
so-iie family josrnal, hcnc. Retail Dealers. rs wei
IS more extensive trsdspeope, Mechanics and Citi-
,ens will And it's columns essential TO . prosperous
business "a WORD TO rHk wisE."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
Rosin. Mich. An0usf 9. Is

This is TO certify, that one year agp, was quite
gray. and my hair thin upon the top Of my head,
that fearad its entire loss. In this condition. APP
piled for and obtained bottle Of Prof. Woods "R.s
orative" and before had used one quart bottle the
gray hairs had entirely disappeared and 1t hat thick
ens up 80 as to be as full as usual and It assumed
IL before do, therefore, cheerfnlly
mend 1t b all those ladies who value beautiful head
Of hair will alse state that use II now, OCCASION
ally, for its healthy and beautifying effects.
SARAH s. BROWN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

1Upsseaus % reusales-Dv Cheesssas's
Pm. examinations cf insreients In shes- Pills
- ths result n tas aud extensive practice. They
en- nud in thsis speratn, and certain in corecsng
oM irregularities, painful menstrustcn removing all
distractions, whether from cold or oiherwse, head
ochs pain In III. ads paipitaiion Of the cart disturb
ID sleep. which arise firm interruption u nature
They can be successfully preventive These
pills should never be taken In pregnancy, they
would sure 70 cause miscarriage, Warranted pure
" vegetable, aud free from anything injurious TO life
Of health Explicit directions. which shoad he rad
accompany each box. Price 81. For sale ~ the
Drusgisss la Dayenp,rt, and IIuses Cl'ppessrr'
Rock Island snt by mail l,v incosing 81 TO DR. Cor
pslius L. Cheesrinan, No. 1872 Broadway, New York.
Oe3v-dawim)
Dalley's Magical Pals Exsrsc'or.--rhere
ncvsr has been discovery made N Aateria M"ica,
whereby pain can be quickly allayed, aud where
parts IN high state ~ inhama tion b. rapidly
reduced 10 their natural state where wounds and
sosrs can b. SO thoroughly and rapidly aled, and
d~cavsd parts restoeed without either defect
than with DALLEY.s MAGICAL PAN EXT RAG
TOR.
In Cuts wounds, Sprains and Bruises-causaltiss
70 which children constantly sn,jec, THE action
ever the same How much Pain and Suffering may
q thus be prevented Moreover, Life itsefsfoo : n
ten dependent upon having at hand iho Genuine
DALEY EXTRACTOR, and for particulars Of which
respectfully refer TO my printed pamphlets, II Tia
truth II which hold myself responsible.
No case u Burns aud Seald no matter how severe,
hss ever yet In any instance, resisted the all
awersui pain subduns and healing qualities Of tie
lDALLRY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No PAN , xtrActor Is genuine unless the box has
upon u So Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
tarcs osc v. CLICKENER co, proprietors, and
RRNRY DAILY, Manufacturer. Price Is cents per
boz.
n Ali orders should be addressed to G. V. Click
snsr Co, 81 Barclay street, New York.
Sold BY al Druggists and Medicine dealers through
out the United States. dawIm
-
mmarAnnn1sa D20Rp nve. ven
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

- Sold at IA Market sti eet, 81. Louis, Mo-, s9S
Broadway, New York, n d by all Druggists every
whore. All kinds Of family patent medicines for sale
on the best possible terms, Prof. Woods establish.
ment, ia Market street. st. Louis.
Sold here by ltthe Druggists, and by all popular
Druggists everywhere. JyltiNtv-wl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

@A. WILLIAN vANZANDT, of ST Louis, Occulist
~ and Opthain,ic surgeon, npding il necessary for
Biz health 70 reside, during the warm season, in
more northern siipstion, has selected a. d summer
reside the city Of RoSk Island Ill, where he be
oasultsd tOr ~ diseases % the eye ana opiaac OPP
b.oaioas fron the Arst Of July until the last Of SIP
Member. CAronic AFFECTIONS generally will receive a
portion Of his attention, and eye patients will lind
HIST during the warm SEASON they can he sue
Sesseny treated In northern climate than that
q d Louis. 0une5)
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair Restorative.
FOR PRODUCING .HAIRoN
II II l. ID IN r. II - s,
And Restoring
G. !. a y FL n i I:
TO THE NATURAL COLO

TTNNTS astonishing and UNI quail q preparation has
i never failed to protluce growth Ga Bald II ads
VIII used accnrtiug 10 the dirfctots and turn hair
back to its original color, after having come gray,
and en.tate ii in all its original health lustre soft
ness, AMI \. auty. moves nj all scurf, dan
run and unpleasant itching, scrolla, eruption ai
fcvcrish heat from the scalp. II ais" prevents III"
hair frc,n becoming unhr a!ihy and falling ~ aud
hence acts a. perfect
HAIR INyfioRATOR AID TONIC,
We am few certificates to corrobora;e our as
xertUDs.
State If INnois, Carlisle, June -. 1853.
have used Prof q. J. Woods Hair Restorative,
and have admired its wonderful eff ~. My bair was
becoming as l thought permanently gray, but by
the use ~ the ..R soratve.' it has resumed its
iginal color, and, l have doubt p,rna nently
SIDNEY BREESE.
Ex-senator United States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

Chicago 10Y I, 1854.
have used Professor Woods Hair Restorative to
decided advantage. 1t prevents the hair fromcomng
out gives it a gloss and softness very desirable
The few gray hairs had, have entirely disappes led
Others Of family have used It, and concur wthrm
in Pr0nouncipg It all it processes TO be.
HENRY A. CLARK, Michigan Avenue.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

u ZOUlg,
rnf. Wood: My hair CON nencsd falling of som
years since, and continued to do So UNI
y became quite bald. tried all the popular medi-
III the day, but to no effect. At last, was IN
uced try celebrated Hair Restorative, and am
happy to say, it is doing wonders. have now a
ne growth Of young hair, and che0fully recommend
its Use to all similarly affected.
&C, WILLIAMS, 1873 Second street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

1fT!...14&ti EilI1 ior 81 and gpwhI I. ~
- Cuupz, Bn3, H,Hros aIsl 90. Janklls.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

Agrntlcman Of Boston writes to his friends in New
Bedford. thus:
To- your inquir. would reply, that ! first COM
mence,l using Prof. Woods Hair stOrative, my
ten v ars, and it was very thin on the top If my
head. aud very loose, aud pulled out freely; but
found that before hid used all the second bottle,
(which eight we"ks,) my hair was entirely
changed to its original color, eight brown) and Is
now free from danruf and quite moist. have had
my hair cut fivc six times since the change, and
have never seen anything like white hair starting
from the roots, and it is now thick it ever
and does oui at all. 1t has prevailed All
case all that could wish to ask.
July l, 1856. Yours, ETC.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31
JULIUS LI'T.1.y1
L. "A ND "A q il II II .
Office in Atchiscn'. Block. Second Street,
betwCen Min and Brady.
Timber Land.
Improved Farms.

- ACRES large b autifrl Timber, 90 miles
l from Davenport; price $50 per acre; will be
divided to suit purchasers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

2i0 acres highly improved farm; miles from Dav,
port; 200 acres in cuvation god board fence with
osag, orange, house, stable, etc.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-31

8 miles from Davenport; GO acres 40 acres im-
prov i-20 scros understanding water, house, sta
BILE etc.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07
The Difficulty of Judging between First rate
MI

TT following. from tie Mark Lane Ex-
press, may be read with profit by those acting
Us judges at our public Fairs. The recon-
mendation in the last paragraph is equally
applicable to our State Societies:
sir: Allow me to offer n few remarks on
this subject. applicable to the approaching
meetings of our leading agricultural societies,
now close at hand.
The difficulties which are often expert
onced by the most empetent Judges. in de-
Gliding between two really first-rate animals f
a first-rate sort, are greater than the majority
e people who have never acted in the ca
?acity of judges have any idea Of | am
Happy to say that at the meetings of the
Royal Society, such cases frequently do &C
cur, and, l hope, always will, and with the
wish that what | here assert NAV tend to as
sist judges on their laborious duties, | am
induced TO trouble you with these remarks
1 will take an instance of two tirst-rate
short-horn bulls. neither Of them having a
faulty point. Judge A. says, What a sup
erb back No hast Il. says. but look al
that depth of carcase in No. 2i' But the
length of quarter in No IL continues A.
and in return b. draws attention 10 the silky
texture If the skin of No. 2 The question
is here put to Judge C.. who should decide
the case; but he has TO balance, in his mind.
whether superior back is more to be con-
sidercd than extraordinary depth of careasc;
and again, is a frst-rate quality of hide
equivalent to an unusual length of quarter!
And thus points, without having some definite
value attached 10 them, might be compared
one against another al iRtRitam. without
ever coming TO satisfactory conclusion.
Now, what | wish to see is. definite value
affixed TO every point in the perfect animal
pf | Ind,
70 do occur. let the judges take point by
point, and compare value in numbers, and
then the animal commanding the highest
amount would be the one selected. If the
perfect animal were so. the component parts
might be something as follows:
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07
WASHINGTON Jan. 81. 1856.
N daily receiving applications from


N daily receiving applications from
dis for great varieties Of trees, shrubs,
dis, &c, many of which cannot be had at
the Patent Office, and if they could, would
be Of no value in cur climate.
Among others, j have had quite number
Il applications for the Tamoyind Tree
Any person desirious of cultivating this
Tree can buy FIVE cents worth of Tamarinds
1T n confectionery store, and plant the seed,
aud thus save the ccst of transportation,
even If they could be had here. 1t is a
beautiful tree, and doubtless would succeed
IN orr climate. II is Of rapid growth, deli
cate and beautiful foliage: and is said 10 be
free from blight. The seed may be sown IN
drills about four inches apart, and covered
from two to three inches deep, with light
rich soil This may be done in either spring
or fall. IF in the former they should be ex-
posed to the weather during the previous
winter, in order that the hull5 or covering
may be cracked by the frost. They bear
.rr,it in from six t. eight years.
Hgandott Corr-Therc are a great many
~ the Patent Office, and if it could be, I am
inclined to think il is not equal to much we
have in indiana II has been tried in Illinois
am Informed, and proved perfect failure.
The better plan to procure improved yaric-
ties Of Indian corn, Is IL thoroughly cultivate
ard ycrfect it in the climate and upon the
soil it is designed to lie planted. BY rigid
adherence to one varictt and care in the Sc
lection If the largest and host matured ears
and grains, George Davidson OF our county
mas secured kind OF Corn for our section Of
the west, which in my opinion cannot be ex-
called. | an informed by the Commissioner
that they DO not icsign sending out any Wy
andott corn, IN other words they have none
0 send, and infer does not desire any.
TIE GIRL Trec--I have received great
many applications for the acorn of this tree,
out it is impossible TO supply the demand, as
the Commissioner cannot furnish each member
Of Congress with more than two or three of
he acorns. 1t is hardly probable that it
would flourish to any profitable extent III our
climate. 1t would be a curiosity, and / pre-
sumo that is all. 1t would not produce the
thick outer bark, the only part which is
valuable, 1t is only cultivated successfully
in warm climate.
am unable to furnish the Patent Office
Report Of lS5l-'55 SO much desired. All
the documents, published by order Of the last
Congress, to which our District was entitled
have been, very properly to, sent to Mr. Par
ker, my predecessor. 1t is possible they may
be reprinted, in which case | shall be happy
to supply all who may desire it, l shall
register the names OF those who apply for
them, So as to furnish them, as print
ed, if re printed. III.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07

EFIt is stated in the Greeucastle Ban.er
and other papers. that one OF the editor. of
the Seafiael. and candidate for the office OF
superintendent of Public 1nstruction-Mister
W. c. Larrabee-received bonus of $40, eco
for giving the Harpers' establishment the
preference when making the purchases Of
books for the State during his superinten-
dency. Mr.. Lsrrabee is now an editor--he
should explain this transaction If ii is possible.
The bonus OF So, 900, or whatever sum he
obtained in that way. belonged to the children
of the S,ate-should have been laid out in
books for the School Libraries in the Town
ships.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07

Journal alludes to discovery by Mr. Blum
dell, dentist. of London. of a process for ex-
tracing teeth without pain. and to another
process described by DIR. Roberts before
the Royal Scottish Society of arts. for cauter-
izing the dental nerve and stopping teeth
without pain. independent Of the ordinary
intinidating mode of holding red hot iron
before the patients face, Mr.. Blundell's
process is the application of ice to the jaw,
which SO deadens the sensibility that the
tooth is extracted entirely without pain. The
process of DIR. Roberts is TO cauterize by
means of wire applied to the patient tooth
perfectly cold, and afterwards instantaneous
iy heated to the required e1ten, by small
electric battery.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07
To County Agricultural Societies.
Premium List of 1856.

OFFICE OF STATE Board OF AGRICULTuRE,
Indianapolis, Jan. II, 1856.
The Executive Committee of the Indiana
State Board OF Agriculture will meet at In
dianapolis on the 4th day of March next
the first Tuesday in the month-for the pur-
pose of preparing premium list and appoint
ing awarding committees for the State Fair
of 1896.
In conformity with resolution adopted
by the State Board. the County Agricultural
Societies are requested TO forward to the See
rotary of the Board, before the 18th OF March
next, list Of the names of persons who are
well qualified II discharge the important du-
ties which will be imposed on the several
awarding committees at the next State Fair.
By order of the Board,
john 3. DILLON
Secretary Ind. 5. B. Agriculture.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07

This Is to cer'i'hiy al IN rae last ! attacked
w#h thp A-iasIe hpl-rs, ant wa loon. my phi
risn sad in collapsed state, hal remained N
this hoars " hen my pm sIcisu INFORM
-5f IA isruiiv tTt-Ii. that could possibly
ny Medicine nouristneDt svha,eyeI
L would ot.iv hasten nv Aasth IT time Nv
to-Shs came to see rue. and brought him BOTH,
cunts 5n.ng four ounces 81 his Alternative Balm, and
asked parmi-sIon OF my wife TO use II on me-. IA.
thought it would immediately give ease. II i'm
med.ate!y applied and was ~ warm alton
which eztref8gtIes cold. clafnInS
sue face an1 head After the sc of two
other bottles the medicine. | entirely
rclievei Of all distress and IN fsw DAYS
q health I would most ch-erfuiIy and heartily
recon mend this f. aim al ~ho afflicted 10
si.t.ilar Wy. | have Also used other d segEes
a.a have found IL most excallent remedy Do rot
IL ink it De t5o higaiy recommended
J1tI ErpTY
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07
Read the following Certificates:

Certificate Of pr Jordan. late sident phi y.ie.n
O the iourta street hoeFs Hospital
can cheer ua4y recommends tH- lucrative Balm 10
the putlic. know do, ina il excellent
tcie used an good etir1t the Cholera He's
tai in thus city, o. cramps aud pans 81
8 and hoSel- also used e Of u
asuul.riou o. ~" kidneys w'h the h-pPi-st eif-et
tro5a a.. know l-6gst uf the dis
sni others. \. hich hsve used II. have
Hesitsrcy il fs-ououucna il superior any aae5jciu-
bitne; To off"s 81 the public witt which hsve
eoore acquainted and would eheerfaIy recomment
i - the pa5iIc.
J. II JORDAN VI d
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07

This table is merely on rough scale; but
l think, if the committee of the Royal So
eiety would devote one of their meetings TO
the consideration of the subject, their time
would not be wasted; and scale made under
their direction, similar to the above, would
be received by the agricultural public as an
authentic data TO refer to.
Hoping that these remarks may draw the
attention of eur great stock-breeders TO the
subject, / remain yours, &c. X.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1856-02-07
Fresh Arrival.

pAET g iusf received from FAsaetFs. Prtst
fzrxs % B-uxs wEseh Hy
stses makes I sompiet-. really sfen
te2Hfry r2Egsts sd Physicians sho SSH find ber
aaFAGtaEeso csf before aging sSe=h- prs2r~
70 sell prices the Having selected vita
rsEe IT, C-tic~s strA hsE~. -sf-iy receEzsEd
izs 60 tbs aar Painters. aad t1asrs zoztd 80 Esi %
eA44 Ef eSssaaEr tsck u Paints saa ET1eet fDe s
fs th-z1 @ ah~re f-Ilrys supplied S1fh E-e-ae-s
zslor ana -<~sE Ill., iHss. x-zs-ai -
FzFre Articles Tengh Hair PaEt Er4sh<s. Fsfsss f~f
fnury. -rsie3- ef Ts'<ece ans
5Eaz~F1s scars the We ~hseh 20 3 ssa
street ber- 81 sta rrsafs Ai-sstss-
orders Pg ssrEzas FFe@cFaE1zsHs
carsszsIy cazzs<4xa4-4 zlA bears fAs q s5xAt-
scGf LLyTfsH.
wtate.4s- sat R-saEG b-Exxss..
July ~. fs55 Ne q N@is street f.araasoa4