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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

WELL There An inceniOls farmer Of
New York has invented machine for mich
ing cows. 1t is said it works admirably
All milk maid has to do is 10 turn crank,
and the milk flows OIL, freely. The Editor
Of the Scientific American suggests all i'm
prOvement to wit
"Thc attachment Of n music box TO be
operated by The main chali. in sucl, way
as to discourse sweet melody during the de-
livery Of she milk. Few animals are III
sensible TO the charms Of music, and even
il sectS are said to lead willing ear I'm
der iis fascinating Influence the old COW
may he expected TO stand perfectly still
while the flies, forgetting to bite, will buzz
arnu with joy"
We don't know what Mrs Darlington viii
say now. 1t beats the Caillope.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

QUA PRoPEcTs IN THIS STATE From
every Fart IT this State we have the most
cheering news. The Democracy ore buck
ling on their armor, and seem determined
that the last vcstige Of Know Nothing abo-
litionism shall be swept from our borders.
We can assure the Democracy ofthe State
that il they do their whole duty, Mr.. Blu.
chaDan will be the next President. We are
lot over confident, and we do not exagger
ate. Never was the Democratic party il
this city 80 we'll united and so strong as il /:
at ihe present moment. And il is deter
mined 70 dispersc and ~ nihisaie Me oppos
'"g bands. This uaion and spirit Is M
confined 10 the city alone, hut ~ the whole
State,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

The FooTsTEPs OF D.sUNloN.--Disun
has begun its fearful march under tho
most appalling circumstances. The
worst apprehansions Of the Father Of his
Country seems to be on the eve of real,ss
zation. Whatever may be tho issue Of
the present struggle, it will require bold
craftsmanship to restore confidence be-
tween divided sections and disintegrated
oonfedracies. A geographical aistinc-
ton has been erected within no incredi-
lily short period of time, and on either
side Aeroo rcsentments have been kin
died, and fearful doctrines are advoca-
ted. Thousands Of men in the North
assail the whole people Of the South with
language Of menace and OF insult, such
as DO American has ever yet employed
against the worst despotism in the old
world. The work of the foreign enemies
Of our Republic has been tax co out OF
their hands by men who declare them
selves native born, aud falsehoo ds which
no British writer has ever dared to urge
and fsbricatc are hurled against GU,
country. Such are among the plair
footsteps of Disunion.- -Norristown Reg
istor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

Hair Dye.-it makes no dtG renee no" fra'
o. rcd ~ rusty III" hair or VIII ~ r. may b nor
hov mn,A they ma, has" ben injnf ii BY bad d,.s
BATCHELoE S HAZE DYE Will max tn bcanti-
fal and lively black brown xit"nt The least injury
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

There are now III operation III this
city and East 01,etport six steam saws
mills, which eui ont, six iays of the week,
~ an average about eighteen thon'and i'et
of lumber apircr. givu. an amount of me
hundred anil cigh thou'and feet per week,
tcsides an immense qiantty Of la'h an.
ehinllaa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

No Goa note of Col. Fremont's for
about $4,000, Was offered 10 T.. ID. Nor
gan, who is President of the New York
Fremont State Committee. AID mi liou-
are, for 80 cents on. the dollar, but Mr..
Morgan shook HI heal and refuse to pur-
chase. lie Cannot bcieve that Fremont Is
going 10 have sa'ary OF so o 10 a yea a. E.
ter next I'll of March, nor grea; deal II
Mariposa'-f n. Y. Day Book.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

k1s' Senators Pratt and Pierce, 81
Maryland, and some fifty other distin-
guishcd old line Wings of that State
are out for Buchanan and Brcckii :
ridge. They predict that long before
November the great body Of the old
line Wings Of that State will lo'"
them in clecting the Democrats can
dilates.
~ The wild rice which is so abnnda'
in the swamps Of Minnesota, has been III
troiuced into Connecticut, and the crop
last year is stated TO have been e~cellent.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

Load after lo~l If s.o,c~ pas.al hy
our otTic" yesterday TO the warehouse of
Twitchtli & Gi'lett, who are getting IN a
II ons'er stock Of al kinds Of coal and wood
slaves, and every nen'ionahle article Of
house furnishing in the tin line.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
SGNyEE'E'ELI.v, fslfsiS. 5 90

IMPORTERS .AHD DEALERS IN
DRUGS, PAINTS, OILS, pERFUMEKf,
&C.. Sc,
10 WILLIAM STREET, cor. Bt,kraan, Nv York
VNyITE thu ,t'"utun ct ;he trade tn their IL -
l. and Il so-k ii DruSs. Paints, oils, Pf:lu ~
81 la af!diii'u Ia th ~ Regular iHlp. idtiiiS ~
Sapi Druss they are also Trc wing direct tran thu
scurces ~ protnt0n and manufacture, srpp.i's OF
Tooth, Hair AMI Nail I:rn hes Bt"iIes G'iis, Nor
tao Sppnee, fr.Ir'h and Eneiish ptrfuucsy I,l-
bin t:XIrart, ard many othrr ARTICLES usually TIM
b acsd IN iHt.,ists sto Ks WIN, IN t''eaiso IN
a,s.s To- aier The most asantig ~auN T. inns.
Orders either in pei son or by mail, will receive
prompt at enii1n a,gldly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

cT The seven Lake States, New York j,
Pennsylvania. Ohio, Michigan. Indiana, IL
lineis, and WIS otsin, hay. a population OF
s,7h7 500, while the other twenty-four
States have population Of sos, 10, lea
wing balance N favor Of these seven States
of over 1000. The difference IS inereas-
ing daily.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

BLACK RErunLIcAN SENTIMENT he
True American, a Black Republican organ
in E.ie County, Pa, in commenting upon
speech delivered at a Democratic meet
ing say:
"This twa!dle about the sUni ~ and is
preservation is too silly and sickening
for aov gocl effect. We think the liberty
Of SINGLE slave is worth more than all tie
Unions Cot, Mivcrs can hold"
Herei B'aok Republlcanism, pure and
unadulteratcd.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

FISE IlonsEs.-W noticed drove
Of twenty three very fine horses passing by
our office yesterday, en- route for Minneso
ia Territory, whit!'e- they were being taken
for sale. They came from Marshall county,
Illinois.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

MrLEs.-A number Of these useful
animals are now for sale at the City Hotel.
Every farmer and teamster knows the SUI
periority Of these animals for working.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

THr HoME OF Ma RRECxINRIrGE--In
1855, the city OF Lexington, kv., the home
Of Mr. Breckenridge, was carried by the
Know Mornings bv 1sl majority. In
1886, al the city election they hsd II ma
iority. In the election held on the 18th inst.
the Democretic majority was one hundred
and eigh,y-two.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

surEaroa CRY LAND OPERATIONS =
The Mlnnesotcan, st. Paul, says thai Tie
land operations of the Superior City Land
Company have been knocked in the he d
by the Department at Washington. and
promises an expose Of the whole matt
shortly.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

The Rock Islander saws that the
Germans Of that city raised Buchanan
Flag on the evening Of the Goth inst.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

4 rmXrEH's WAREHOUSE has Just
been established in keokuk hy J. Tarbcll
& Son, where can he fonnd all the equip
agcry for News, Book and Job Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

The Rock Island Advertiser has
changed hands, MIR. +. II. Raymond be-
coming proprietor and publisher, and asso-
ciatc editor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

Advertisements 10 insure Insertion
must be handed III by o'clock L. W.
Otherwise they will lay over - hours.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

Y Eleven children were born on the
steamer 81 Nicholas, on trip from New
Orleans to 81 Louis, with company OF
German cni.rants last week.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

A Post Office has just been cstal-
lishcd at Wilton. Iowa, II. S. Gics'lcr,
postmaster.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

CO The number of immigrants arri,iog
al the p"lt # New York, this Year 10 tn
18th INST. is S2, 03S to same date lays year
>0.l0i +; decrease 7,o63. Arrivals at Que
bee 10 August 18th, Ii ,l6i /, same time last
yeao 1881 /; increase GLIB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
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a>.>reane - feWales-Os. Chez .
Panas-yhc co,nbina ipms u ingIcrnts az tm'sr Pills
~ The result Il bong sss extensive practice. They
n, mid M shsss e~rs,sm aud certain In owtccI 'r
n ,sessasrl,is painful 'ncsstruatsn rco,i nI all
snaasvrtt,ns, whether from cold otherwise, hcni-
49,. pssn IN th@ side ralpta,a of III. heart disturb
"A a,scp which arise from interruption u naturc.-
ghsy can ,s successfully use preventive tn ~
rsl,s s,rmli newer be taken In pregnancy, ~ they
vousd sure to caas-s misrarriarc. warrant Il pur,-
u vegetable, and free srsn anything 'jurtus ~ iif
at hcath Explicit d,rctioi,s, which str.sld ~ r~ri
sroossrasy each blk. Price 81. For Yale by th''
DRUGGISTS In Davenport, md HINES Clvr,c"rsr,
Rst island spt by mail by incIosing ~ to pr Coz
nelius L. Cbe~seman, NJ. Isa broadway, New f"rk
UeH-'i.wim)
Daley. Magical Pain Exir"c'or.-rher'
never has bcsn discover, m''c ." N''''ls "''"e''
whereby pain can be 81 quickly slis,e'i AMI "her'
mart, In high state ~ innanatrn cah r' - raifiN
Y.ui To- their natural state, nor where wounds anil
s..rs can b. 81 thoroughly ami raIei, ai''i airi
dcsvc, psrts rc-ior without either sc sror detect,
thsn with DALLEY.S MAGICAL PAIN EXr RAG
TOR
IL Cuts 'wounds, sprains AMI Brni-es-eansal'ie-
so which children constantly sn,j'~,-th' acii'
Of the grnuin. DAILEYS PAIN EXTRACTOR. l.
ever tn same How much Pam aud SUFFERING may
I thus he prevented Moreover, In" i's"if-t'" II
ten htr.tricnt ni-m having At hand III. q NUM-
OALiEY EXTRACTOR aui fer pariienlars OF ~i'r'h
resu.rttvvy refer 4" my printed pamphlets, ~ ia
rush nj which Lhold m y-.lf I~'uaibc.
No case ~ Burn, and Scsd ", MATTER how s'ver'
Aas ever yet IN any one instance, resisted the all
owerfu p,in-sup,uinz anil h"aling qualities u The
pALIEy's PAIN EXTRACTOR.
NJ Pam Extraoiur q i.uiic nml' - ~" ''N htA
wI.,n a ssss fatc Eugrav L,bei ~iih the sista-
tnrcs ofc V. CLICKENER = co Pr"rrietofs, 'irl
VkS;iY DAILY, manufacturer. Pin % e'niH -.
tp,x. :. 49,,
cner h e. , 81 tarclAE street, NV Y"k.
sid ~ all Druggists and Mfhc,aei al"rs thron.'-
an uvs United States. hh~ lit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22

EN-Suatoi llilt' u Sidt' a.
Gentleman % Boston writes 10 his iri,nds ia y,
Bedford, thus:
menc.si using Prof. W"s's Hair 1t stnrative nv
hair was almost white, and had been Tor Ihrlt-t
ten years, and II was very thin ON the top Of ny
head. anil very oo-:, aud pnllci cut hcriSj but
found that before had Ws Il all thu second boti',
(which was eight weeks INV hair was 'ntirtiy
chang'-i !" its original coi"r, tiirht bfown) ah -
now free from 'ianrun, and qnii' mott have hri
nv hair five or SIX times me" tn" change and
have never stn anything like whit" hair fttrtIns
from III. rests and II l. now ~ thick ~ II ever
ant Ives not com" out AZ all. II In, pr all IN MY
cas- all that could With Ia Ak.
July ], 1855. You're, etc -------
81 Louis, irrch IN re5i.
Prof woui: My hair ,om'urace fa'hnean somc
three four years since, and rnniHts ~ 10 80 M
III bc1ne quite bald. 'Ti i 81 tn L. Ptlaj tn HI
cincs IL the day, but 10 4. N lH-t vt~
tn, to try your braic Hair Restorative aIl mi
happy to say. II l. dun; wOndrts. have uu~
tine growth ~ y"un: hair aud c, July eOliB.,l.d
10 use L, all similarly affected.
&C. WILLIAMS. I3a second street
Rnsin, Mich Arguf 2Ishs.
THIS Il D. GRITTY, that one year aroI 0as gut"
gray anil my h,ir 70 thin upon tn iopof my head
that fsarad Its entire loss. In this condition. 81,
piled TOR and obtained BOTH. ~ Prof. Wool m -
torative," and before had usc"n" quart bettt ihn
gray hairs had entirely disappeared and u bad fek-
ened M, ~ o. ~ be as full NJ usual nni " astn"
glossy appearance, apparently NOR" b.auifnl than
ever u before. do, teref re- ehecriull' recon-
mend ~, all these inns WIN vainc hcnHt!fl Lcli
~ hsir. will aiso state that use IL new,
ally tor IT, hcalthy aud bcauifsnr effects.
SARAH ). BROWN.
fHirrro Nryl 1851.
havu nsfsl Professor Wo'sis IiIr u statatlNr 70
6rticd advantage II prevents thr ham ifcm tiiIins
out, gives Il gloss ard s.tncs- WY d irJbf',
The fcw gray hairs had, haze entirety lhapp ard
Oilrs vi family have used II, and riHcui Sltlli
in brOnouncipr " all II prntc~sr* 'nie
HENRY A. CLARK Michigan AvtnU".
~ Lonis Scpt 90 1851
Or q. J. WOOD-Sir: hav" n.sd n"ary t't""
httics Of yOur Nair Restorative AMI have tuii q
effect very satisfactory N has enItsly trS'd al
darsirun fr.,n cad. AMI restored hair a. ita
original color, which had Hconi" r'iif" vrav.
| WM. TIT SpAfE.
| " Sold at 144 Market str ret, -. Louis, Mo, 800
| Broadway, New York, a.d by all Druggists every
! where. All kinds u family patent medicines f"r s".
the hest possible terms, at Prof. oods establish.
ment, ia Market rseet. 81. Louis.
Sid here by all Inc Druggists, and hy all popular
/ Is est I Jy1hl-t w~Ml
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
PROFESSOR WOODS
Hair Restorative.
Ton PRODUCING .uAIRo ON
II n Il ID III u II ID y,
And Restoring
q r a y H n / 4
TO the NATURAL COLON.

TNHiS astonishing AMI nn,qnal'cd pr para'lon has
i never failed ~ produce growth III Baid ii'a'i,
~hn used according to the directions, AMI tutn hats
tak a. Its iginal color, after havIug 10 olne pN
and reinsatn II ia all its original health sfc -"tnt
ness, AMI t~auty. Rmuvss ut all scHrr, d,ud
ruf and unpleasant itching scl"ila, eruption nj
fcverish heat fr IN the scalp. u a-n prevents the
| hair lcm b. cplning nnh, abby aud failing ~ GH-
h nee acts perfect
HAIR iNvlt;OR iTOR ASD TONIC.
We annex fcw CERTIFICATES, 10 oorrotoTaie cur a
| ecItiuIs.
State of Illinois Cd,iislc, .Iane II iF3.
| ] have used Pr"f. .. J wpoi's iin HcNtaraiive.
aud have admir-, it3 wonderful 81 q. Ny Ian
tpcoming n thought permanently gray bat 10y
the VI the Krstorativr" II hts RESUMED ii~tt
| iginal color, aui, have no d lui, lrrnln.niv ~.
| SIDNEY BREESr.
Ex-senator Unit State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-22
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" Wills article, III M It's extreme
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I ing only three ounces, and its sue vA3 ~
eessful application in the mostdif- wv
| ficult cases of Hernia, has won for ~
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*Single Truss S., Double So. State which
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We also manufacture Trusses of all descrip-
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Size required around hips. sra
ELASTIC NET STOCKINGS,
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giving more equal pressure and support than
airy other Bandage manufactured. *Price in
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Sc: foot to ankle, 81; cotton, 81, each less
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s.vANHoRN'S PATENT CHEST EX-
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Brace aswers as substitute for suspsnders
Size required in inches, around the chest and
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A Joke Of the Season.

The Wilmington IN. Co. Journa1
says: cit is dall--very dull. Lit.
tie of any thing is stirring, not even
a breeze. Some. few jokes float a.
bout, apparently not intended fol
Jokes, and therefore the most ire
sistible. One Of them is the solemn
advice given to the southern people
to leave Buchanan and 60 for Fill
more; because say they the Maine
election has shown that Buchanan is
weak at the North, and Fillmore the
safer man. The democrats oplyp poll
some forty thousand votes in Maine,
while the wings poll five Thousand,
and the Americans none--there-
fore 90 for the Americans go for
Fillmore. 1t is much the safest, for
as he has no votes he cant lose any
thing. and must hold his own