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OFFICE REMOVED.

OFFICE REMOVED.
nR. VAN PATTEN, DENTIST, WILL BE
~ happy to serve his patrons at his
residence, "Cedar Hill, - on Pennsyi.
vania avs, near GEORGETOWN, where QItYY0
his greater comfort, convenience and retirement
will enable him to do his friends better Justice,
and their comfort, he believes will be sufficiently
greater TO compensate for the distance
dtu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-03

BAJOU's KID AND OTHER GLOVES.
mo. II. SMOOT, No. 11s BRIDGE STREET,
y Georgetown, has received, from New--
York, Indies Bajou's KID 6LOVES, ,hMD.l |
white, black and colored; gents. do do NUM-
ladies and gents. Jatf; TIA Silk and Lisle wv w
bleached and brown Cotton Hose, ali Qualities !;
bleached brown and fancy Half Hose; misses
and boys Hose and Half Hose
Particular attention being paid to keeping a
good assortment Of the very best makes of the
ting good article as cheap as the same quality
can be bought elsewhere.
m 1-tr John SMOOT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-03

A LII The OPERA MUSIC AS SUNG BY
"A the Pvne &c Harrison Opera Trupe at ELLIS
Music St mol
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-03

U,UUO aIpwtb ppaE snd dREEs. wsIE s0,,s, OF ExTkA
5000 PEACH TREES, forming a COM
plete assortment and well grown -
few very choice Dwarf PEAR TREES, Of
extra size.
The above comprising very choice assortment
OF Trees Were raised by the late John H Kinp
they Will be guaranteed to be what they are rep
resented
Apply to w. Albert King, No. IS south High
Farm, one mile northwest Of Georgetown
Catalogues furnished on application.
+. J. KING.
Also, for sale, few thousand very choice
hOSES. Apply as above. b. J.K.
mar Lift
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-03

''HE RISING STAR GAME.-THIs Is A
Il beautiful and Instructive 6ame for Children
IL learns teeIn 10 commit 20 memory all the Incl
dents and celebrated battles that were fmght A.,
ring the American Revolution Por sale by th.
agent, ALEX. ADAMSON, -
mar xs-sm street, opposite Post Ofscs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-03

ARRIVED THIS DAY!
JUST RECEIVED, PER SCHR. GEORGE,
- one cargo Of LORBERRY COAL, for cook
tng purposes. Those who use coal for cooking
should not fall 10 give II trial as IL Is warranted
superior TO any ever brought to this market. Sat-
tJdefton girsr, or no sale
ALSO, ON HAND
hiekory, White Ash, Red Ash,
YAK ana Pine Gray Ash and Cumberland
VIVID 40 COAL.
O Coal under cover, delivered free from sIafe
and dirt L. J. w. NJ. CALF.
m 2S- N. w cor 18th and q az |. No "a,
EfOk + D N.-THE FAST.SAUJNG
schooner SYLVANUs ALLBN, Can tH
tain 6rafton Sears, jr., has arrived and &EIe
Will have quick dispatch for the above port
For Freight apply to
HARTLEY & BRO,
m ~ lOl Water street, Georgetown.
MRS. GEORGE, LATE FROM ENGLAND
IvA wishes to Inform the population Of Wash
ington and Georgetown that she can be seen and
consulted on such subjects as love, marriage law
suits, absent friends, losses, &c.
She expects to remain In the city but short
time. Her residence Is No. 90 street north, be
tween 2ed and 23d stere:s, opposite the Observa.
tory. Name on the door
-6entlemen 50 csnts-Ladies IS.
Hours nom q m, to O'Clock p. m.
m 10 3w&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-03

COFFEE, HAMS, &c.
~ % Packets Of old GOV Java COFFEE
Casks Prime Family HAMS
Do Choice SMOKED BEEF
10 Kegs Whale OIL SOAP
Fer sale bY IL. NJ. p. KING,
mf9 265 Vef ay.. corner Of 18th and stresfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-06-03

SSEsA os
pUCKLEY'S CELEBRATED SONG BOOK
- for the parlor, containing a collection Of new
and popular Songs, as sung by Buckley's New
Orleans Serenaders at their opera house, Broad
way, New FORK. For sale by the agent,
ALEX ADAMSON,
mar 22-3m 9TH street, opposite Post Once
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FISHING TACKLE.

HOOKS, LINES, RODS, REELS, SINK
Il ers, &C, large assortment. Purchasers can
ind a complete and cheap outfit here.
ml9 g. FRANCIS, 400 7th ST.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

WHEREAS. on tn I%th day Of juno, A p 1861.
" SamuelF. Atw'sh. executed unto Thomas q.
Esds, nine certain promissory notes zach for thu
% Five Hunfred Dollars p.yable in one two. three.
" after that date; and other note ~ thu SANE
dat. for the sum - ray-ihree aud s. 100 Dollars.
payable ten years thereafter. And, WMBREAs, IN
order To SECURE the payment u SAID notes. the said
Atw.oh dh. IN III" said I4th day of June, D 1904.
convey In trust to David s. True TRUSTEE by writ
lowing Described r~s Estate situated In Scott Coun-
~, IN the State of Iowa, 70 wit:
All that paN os the vacaied Town 1t parkhuTst,
(n0w le Clare) whih IL bounded o. EilOWn, viz
BEGINNING On the vest side o. cond street 81 point
IN the middle n BIock TIN uO). sDh running west
through the middle n said Block, and through tho
middle u Block - snd -, snd across . twenty res
70 TAR as sam towu wss vacstef; thence east far
- aaid town was vecsted; thence svuth slcag thu
vest s6s Of Srcnd stsest 10 To- psoe Of beGinpinR
Also tAe fnjbowtaG Dols ~ land siiVstrd n IT, said
town II Parthurst. (Wcw Y CDsre) v Ut: Ests !,
,, 2. saA Z. - MAJ .. Alo Iois =, g -. 10. Is
And wAercas. 60 oStAe Aforesaid nrtss, 10 wt: ths
note ~ 1So0, vhtcA made psyshee two yesss 81
tes ~ date and which b~esme dse We IN dpy u
June I0eS y ncv d. snA unpaid.
Nov therefore. sctiee V hrrsby Eiven that I, tho
sndersencd svto B. TvHe, Trustee % sloressid, u
viii ~ The 18th day Of Ausnst, 1854, biose shn
oours HOUSE dor, y the CITY d Dsveuppst, IN the
County aforseotA, q ~ hoag Of two o'c<k N the
sfsesnnna Of sat1 Aay. ssl . public aucskN 10 tn.
keh~st bidder Ut cash. the Aforesaid hes0 ned
o. - nneA tAereos = sAsil - nonessary = satisfy
noes, VITA ofotGno e1eeesrs ~ 0akinG such sale
Dated q psvsseses - - Day - July . 1855
jy90dtsuoe0 1rusere % afcressA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14
COM Nj f re IA l.
DAVENPORT PRICES CURRENT.
OvvicR 90 Iowa DAtAy Sv.Js DsSorRsY !
wednesday kveving, August -. la.;6,

The season fer buying and selling grain AMI pro-
duce has again c,mR.enc.d--nIo.srstsiy as ye.-
bat Judging from the immense crop Of this sas m there
eau b" Io doubt that in the VI two or three
week, thre VIII be overw he ming inllux-greater
~ far than has before been reallz,- The crop.
Throughout the State-from every township is b raid
cd the pleasing Intelligence that IN wheat crop Is in
every particular Cool and perhaps bster than for
years previous. Such, too Is the rssn,nse from Sis
tr states, with he exc ption Of few localiii,s-
WIN such . PROSPECT Of unusual abundance, and
with the present pacific relations which nation .ars
TO nation III roushoutthe earth It is impossible that
prices 'honld reach so high point a. those which
governed the market last var.
WHEAT -Ihis is the only article Of grain that Is
now coming In, in any consid 'rahle quantity. Old
stock entirely out Of the mark I, and finds ready sale
at otas1c
BARLEY.-Therc Is but = small quantity Of barley
coming in this week. A few hundred bush 10 have
been di> posed Of at 81
OArs.-New crop now in market,
A.. .,ts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

EYrkcr OF PoLrTIcAL PREAcnIxG.-
The Alton (lll.) Demoerat states, as
one of the effects Of two churches in
that city becoming political as well as
religious sanctuaries, that some Of their
members are getting into very worldly
ways.-"One pew-owner in Rev. Mr..
HALKY's church offers to bet his pew
(eligibly situated and valued At $lOOl
against pew in Rev. Mr. NoRToN's
church, on the result Of the general
election in November"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14
A THRILLING INc .DENT-NARRow Es.

A THRILLING INc. DENT-NARRoW Es.
CAPE FROM DEATH An incideat OF an
extraordinary character, has just come un
der our notice. A day or two >,nc e, as the
express tram on the Buffalo, Corning and
New York Railroad was approaching Bat
tavia, AIT usual high rate Of speed, tue en-
gineer, Mr.. Henry P,rci,al, discovered a
nan walking upon the track. The bell was
rang and the whistle blown. but the man
paid no attention to the repeated Signals
and on came The train, almost With The We
locty OF lightning The rapid signal was
ven to "break up" the whist Sc e-ched
anew, and yet the man plodded OF Lis way,
unconscious # tie danger. or urcaring for
the iminent peril OF his life. Every rfor,
was made 10 stop he train, but the ere ineer
saw at a glance that before 1t could be
brought to stand sill, the man mu-t in
Q, iiably be crushed Every break was set
the engine-the wheel, ia rly sid upon
tho track-d ath seemed inevitable. Al
this perIlons moment Mr. Hight nd climbed
through the window of his nsine, upon the
forward part, and jumping upon the track.
seized the mat by the body, and both fell
headlong into ihe ditch by the side of ,hr
track! S close was the engine a, the time
TINT the pilot struck the mans legs, and al.
ced % the force already given by the eura-
geous engineer The engine run two cr
tnvee times its length before being 'o,pcd,
s. owing I, at the mn must inevitably been
crushed but fcl tho courage and daring I, (
MIR, Highland. On recovering from the e.
fec Of he ex: ting incident, il wa,as.er-
tanned that the man upon the track wa;
deaf, and Of course had heard no alarm
Rochester ADV. DIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

OUQDesoas - re0ales-Ds. Chessmsm'S
4loos.-Thc combinations Of ingredients In these Pills
= shs rssslt q toag and extensive practice They
- saia - slsts cpersta. and IN CORRECTING
~ tssseuasti.s. painful meustruaiion removing all
sV1servcttss, wh ther from cold obcFwise, head.
49, path m ths side psiI stion ~ the hez r DISTURB
~ sl-sp which arise from inierrup,ien - nature.-
Wy can be successfully preventive IA.e
pale shsuid never be taken In pregnancy. as they
vSssd sure 10 ssssearriaee. Warranted pur-.
y vegetable, and free from sny'hns irjnro| to ins
er health. Explicit drectian., which sh'sid bc read
sceHuCany each big. Pvice ~ For >ir ~ Tue
0vugvtses IN davenport, and kim'~ UipPsfgcr,
u& island INT by mail bv inciosins ~ to ~ Cor
osslus h. Chess man, No Ia2 Broadway, New York.
Oe'v-,iawim)
DnaDey's Magical Paim kxts~etss.-There
Ssver has been u ii seovery made ~ A't"ria Me'ca
vhsssby pain can be qunky .Ilassl, ss~S wstTe
psrts In high .tste - inflammation caa IT, rapidly
ssAuc-i 10 their natural state, where vonne and
e.ass eau b. ~ thoroughly and rapidly b aicd, aud
nscaved parts restored without ether defect
shan With DALLEY.s MAGICAL PAWN ExT IsA1
TOR
IA Cuts, wounds, sprains and Bruises-.causaitiss
" which children are constantly sn,jct-the actin
u IN. genuine DALLEY's PAIS EXTRACTOR, is
I thus be prevented Moreover, LATE nselfs''o n
ssn dependent upon having at hand III Grnu,ue
DALl.oY EXTRACTOR, aud for par'icuars ~ ~i'ifh
respectfIy r-fer 10 my printed pamphlets, u III
.sUe6 II Wh b hold myself rrsIon'ibie
No case ~ burns and Scad, ~ matter how severe,
oss ever yet Ia any one instance, resisted the all
ewerfui, pan-subininz and b aBg qualities VI tie
DAJLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR.
No Pam Extractor genuine unless the ."x h,s
spa Il 80 Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
Onr~s ofC v. CLICKENER h co. proprietors, and
UEHRY DAILY, manufacturer. Pii,e25 crnts pr
~
- All orders should lie addressed TO G. " Cii'k-
onsr L Co, ~ Barclay street, NV York
Sid by all Drnggi-ts and Medicine d ai"rs through
NJ the United States. da~im
0oAehe1os's 1laIr Dye.-Twr MY ycars exprrinisn:
aud application Justify the proprietor IN warran'ing
shis IN. bert Hair bye In existence. II dyes blink
o. brown instantly without H. least injury to hair
or shin. Mad and sold OF applied lin nine private
soous) Al BACHELOR Wig Factory, 233 Broad
way, New York ~ sure you ct VIM A. Batch J.
)os's ~ there u worthless imitation The snuin IL
eesd ia Davenport, by all ihe Drrrg,,s.
June 30-daw I'm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

BUCHANAN IN GEoRGI.. The Geor-
gia Union says: 1--WE believe We ap-
proximate very near the truth when
We give il = our opinion that fully
1000 old line wings in Georgia will
vote Coz the nominee Of the National
Democratic party"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

The Fourth Of July was celebrated
by all the American shipping in the
harbor Of Constantinople, and by a
grand picnic ofthe Americans on the
Bosphorus.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

EF- William Allen Esq, has lately
associated WIN + Clark Esq. with himself
in the Law and Land Agency business, as
will be seen by reference 10 our advertising
columns. q the we'll know: integrity and
business capacity OF these gentlemen, it 10
useless for MS to spea. but we tax e pleasure
'nrecemHeadiRk them to The public as highly
competent TO discharge the duties Of eth.
es branch OF th.M business. Persons wish
ing 10 obtain information in regard TO lands;
non-residehts wishing 10 have land loca'ed
titles examined, taxcs paid, or any and all
a proper mann by sntrustIag Il TO Allen
4 Clalx.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

MAILS FOR Iowa Cry AND THE
WEsT.-Hereaf'er, and until further no.
tire, Mails for Iowa City, by the NJ. L N.
Rail Road, will close at s o'clock in the
morsing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14
ISs- A distinguished Ohio politici

Gs- 4 distinguished Ohio politician
was returning to Washington, after
dining out and found himself in the
Potomac. Believing he was in tho
canal, he felt for the bottom, and came
near drowning. He says he LEFT the
dinner party early, fearing he might
be tempted 70 drink something.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

THE LONDON TINES AND Mr., b.
cHASAS.-The London Times saws f,
"A Buchanan presidency will be a
trying one to English interests, and
must be anticipated, if possible"
Vol, we don't anticipate anything
else.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

LuMBEn.-Rcnwick IL Son have on
hand and are constantly manufacturing large
Qnanti'e., all kinds OF Lumber, Lath, Shin
{ -, and Slaves, which they can afford to
customers on very reasonable terms. Far
rners Of Scott County can find great in.
ducernent, by calling at Kenwick'. Mil
aboye the Rail Road Bridge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

WIZ THE BArH SHOULD Bs DvrLY
UsED.-A quart Of water is daily pass
ing through the skin Of a sound per-
son. 1t evaporates through the mi
mute openings which cover the whole
surface, and if these be plugged up, is
compelled to travel through the kid
neys, and give rise to internal disorder.
Addition, therefore if sound health is
to be preserved, is duty of the first
importance. Pure air IL essential to
health, and at night the free supply Of
it is Of especial moment. Each sleep
draws into the chest, about fifteen
times in every minute, certain guam
tity Of the surrounding atmosphere,
and returns it aftrr change within
the body, mixed with poison. $50
grains, by weight, of this poisonous in
grcdient, are added to the air of bed
room in one hour by a single sleeper.
More than 1000 during the night
Unless there be sufficient quantity of
air to dilute this, or unless ventilation
provide for gradual removal Of foul
air, while fresh comes to take its place.
health must be seriously undermined.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

SPECIAL NOTICE 10 BusrvEss MEN

0PECIAL NOTICE TO BOHYNE80 ZEN.
A. ~ advertising paper the State tenOcr1f IL uo-
s.rssty rcsAr'ts~ - tee csessii-h~f meum u busi-
communication between the buyer and seller; its
sps.Iy increasing ctrculsticu, h.th at ho,ne sn
abroad, Offers fsscraAsr opportunity for tideiou
4 .ennation VI mercantile intelligence. It u also
svorite family t,sruai, hence Retail Dealers. a. vel
more extensive trsds-p@ple, Mechanics and Citi-
tens will oad ~ co.,pshs essential to prosperous
,usin"ss. "a WORD ~ yms wnE,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14
New YOYk Cattle Market.

NEW loRk, Aug I.
We invite the attention of all beef eat
ers in this ely to Our Cattle Market report,
and 10 the fact that cattle sold Yesterday at
prices only eaqual 10 y or " cents a pound
for the meat Of the very choicest beeves in
market. where upward Of 5000 head were
offered, and where at least half that number
were sold at not over cents per pound for
he beef. Now. in view If the fact that
butchers are rctailng meat at about the
same rates they did last Spring, when they
paid IL 10 Is ceut> a pound. and all because
they have not apparently discovered the
difference in cost, We sugges. to consum
read our report al bring the subject to
the notice Of all retailers of beef. At v hole
sale in Washington market, it appears to be
low enough. Good quarters of beef were
sold there las week at Al &c. is a pound
Unless the retail price Of beef last Winter
and Spring was very much too low, it is de-
cidedIy too high now, and in Justice to the
consumers we think it should he reduced.
But with the facts before them. we leave il
for he parties interested to decide. There
is no prospect of high prices for beef cat
tie again this year. The producers may as
well make noe Of that.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

STILL AGAiN.-Madame Restell, Of New
York, has again been arrested reproducing
al abortion. A German woman who had
been s,duccd by one Charles Slultz, living
Al No. 5i3, Greenwich Street, appears to
have been her victim. The woman was Ia
ken by Shultz 10 Ma lame Rostell's house,
where an abortion was produced after
which her health commenced failing, ard
Shu'z refused her aIy further adm,ttance
10 his house. She had been acting as his
house keeper, his wife having died some
time previous. Shultz and Madame Res
tell, have each been required to give ba
in the sum of 81 600 to answer the charge
This woman Res'eli, has been before the
New York Courts many times before, on
similar charges, but we believe has always
escaped punishment. She il said to be
quite well off, and undoubtedly will again
su, coed in evading that justice she so richly
deserves. II hOthin. can be done in New
York TO stop h'r ncfarious proceedings, let
her be sent 10 California. They there have
a peculiar way of their own 10 deal with
such cases. and we think her wor thy sub
feet for their special attention.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

JNJcb0tlG, Campbell = Co.,
9AN0EEWE10,
Dealers .. 4Seoasgs s4A y.esA Wssssass
EsrAseSs - ne pstsr5psj etass efsAs Usion (oy
soJs IN ssHss % seit pswckSseve.
All business psstatnins = Banking promptly st-
teislc6 70.
-nE8In So~
cs.. :. A~a''s'' $e. yo's.
AneTsesa SseAsae~ lbns, NpwYSvt.
On. =. nnckard. Prrs't hNt os New Oriesas.
Aavenns Bsnk. nsveNNs 0ets
Darby . pAghslsle, nsntesS, a. LAnis.
Blskejey Z helfy, nsobrvs PtttsAergA.
y Aobi-y, EsQ hark.r. DuAnqus.
nsnry MINER, E<q., Cincinnati.
NBCKoa.la. ysDELL CO., Dsvsspsst, 1ewa
LEE. NyCk0Ll.A 4 CO.. Dseesoh, "
NlCKOLLs = C0. HsewnsvilIs. Mis.sssso.
Exchange BFekers and Real
Estate Agents.
Lad Wesvsass AoseAA Sss6 go Lsesse1 IN ~
n sAoiae Disarca, Io~a, y. Dge Dissstet, Isva.
Cnusetn niuGs :" Sioux City "
Dacoysh Brownsville MINI.
4 lssae ssosnt a City Property. Inproved yarms
snA vacant Land, throughout the state lor sale on
esvssUoe 1Bs1s. We invite attentt0a 10 eur eaaa-
loeue a Reel 1ltsts, Asps, nssts, AbstraGls. Ae,
4Gseess - 1Qnis ~. osseA - xeesa6,
(sIeAt1 .nAy0lr0a1: IOWA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14
Exchange On Germany.

(,TEELlNG BILlS for 81 and upward. For eale BY
- CAVss, BaO., Barrow and Co, Bankers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14

D@sskers.
MACkLOT 4 CODW0DN,
DAvsseoss. lOoA.
MACkLOT, COnns 4 WHITE,
~. DsunOsass, Iowa.
Nessss. ?. Chcteau, u. D Co,
Lseas sinonda, }se. hsuIs.
% 1. I. Denost I On, -
CASHIER Atlantic nank, huston, Mao.
Ncsss 1sonapson . ttdealuys, RAltycse.
:. 4. Svif,, ksq., Banker, Chicago, III.
0cslO dA1u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14
PROTESxOR WOOD'1
Hair Restorative,
Toa PRODUCING ::HAIR on
u n Il ID ~ II II ID s.,
And ResssSing
q y n y TX u 4 r
TO 1mE NATURAL COLOR.

esntlc,asn o. Boston writes u his friends In New
Bedford, tsus:
To yonr in9nirts wonld reply, that ! Avst COM
mcnc.d using Prof. Moods Hair restorative. my
ten years, and i was very thin on the top II ~ I
head. AMI very hose, aud pulled cut frerly hut
found that before had US " all the second bottle.
(which WAS eight wecks) my hair was entirely
changed TO its original cior, (lieht brO"n,) and d,
nov free from danruH and quite moist. have hai
my hair cut five sx times SINCE tbs change, ai"l
have never seen anything like white hair starting
from The roots. and II IL thick NJ u ever WI
aud does not out at all. thAp prevailed tn my
case all that could wish 10 ask.
July !, 1856. Yours, etc.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-14


have nsed Professor WUd's Hair Restorative n
decsded advantase II prevents the hair ttyInconng
ont, gives II a gloss and senncss very vesirsblo
The frw gray hairs had, have entirely disAIprsrd
Oh"rs % my family have used IT, and concur wthsni
PrOnouncing u al u professcs 10 b.
HENRY 4. CIAkk, Michigan Avenua.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20
MBDTCfIFH9.

nURITY. TRUTH AND JUsTlCk;-
il LEOnARUs INST hELIhF. io s.1 vossn !.
caIAs : - L made Of tbs most p1ys iogredients. =
= frn vhsn lssy it II - socd sssny gouen 1ylnp
1909 and il u but Justice that al Con'try Mes-
ehant, should take suspy II thsy wish to shss'ats
fbe sufFerip a. Of their fetiow cresfuIe9 M
Ia - had of Nessrp. ID UvAL MUFFIN. "a 2.
THOMAS w. r LADD. GRUBBS ArrEhsossss'
LAIDLEY 4 ROBINSON 0EO. D0WDEr, q q e g
ZACH aIssON. ANDREW LEsLiE 3.
PLE. T. g. WOOD, A. B0DEKE Err ph. IAN ~ :
SON. CtiAs MILLSPAUGH,D DR. 6AMLign, ls !
q. s. Hill j. W. POLLARD and q A, 81 ~ =, n 3
Wholesale and Retail Agents. MesIs. rg gs.lp
LADD & CO. BENNETT, sEERs y FISH e 1'a y
ADIE 4 GRAY. r. JOHNSTON q b IT, ~ .. u
THOs LEONARD, corner of Clay and Adams ss.
- is $ 1880 - ISL -------------
IJIR1;INIA W o X N KlBLEK-CHiL-
" OXEN CRY FOR IT.-This valuable ana pop pop.
ular preparation 10 recommended with the siests.
oonfaence Past experience and test OF years, nav.
ing proved IL to be of the best, ssfest and hcss
rsfiabie worm destfoyers in use .. -. IA. u,
1t IL sweet aud pleasant TO the taste and sIsaoy
taken by Children 1t may be given with perfect ~ e
~ to the youngest infant, a. II contains no om '.
Worrseed Turpentine other nauseatlng drug La
s-,uId be apt TO irritats disorder the system.
the contrary the health Of the patient - ssheral'y
bsne fitted By its administration, even hen no worms
esist II IL prepared specially foI children
Prepared only by E. j. PICOTi sold asp; ~
puacELL LABD &Co BENNETT. BEEss FISH
ga, whole sale agents. and By Druggists generally
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-20

REMARKABLE lNCIDENT.-The Wilmington IN
Cd Journal states that Hetherington, lately eve.
ented by the Vigilance Committee, in California
was once before acquitted of murder by a bride of
S24,OOO being paid to the jury This summer he
committed another murder, and was brought before
the Committee, tried and executed Five of those
who SAT on his case and by whose decision he was
put to death, had been members of the bribed iury
VINO mad previously acquitted him in the face of
the law and the evidenee-the facts of the and
the charge of the court s '--N