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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1856-06-16

- IGiH r AND HEARING, How Preserved and
- how Lost by DR. Clark The Ship Carpenters Family
Margaret Maitland by Author of Zaidee Cyrlia Romance
Author of Initials; Fed Grahamby Smiths Ednburg Re
view April Westminster for April Backwood for April
IL H. Words for May; Eclectic Magazine for May; Balous
Dollar Monthly; National (Methodst) May and June.
Just received at MORSES
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17


The following notice from the Iowa
Statesman" we with pleasure give a place
IN the Democrat at the same time assuring
friend Tomlinson that his remarks are we'll
merited by Messrs. Hiddleson and Lyon
Their stock Of Glass, China rnd Queensware
is the largest in the State, and they hold
themselves ready TO duplicate any N. York
or Philadelphia Invoice at the prices named
in il. Their retail stock is of the richest
and most varied description. Give them a
call.
"HIDDLEsoN 4 LyoN.-We call attentio n
% the card Of the above firm, TO be found in
to-day's paper. They have but recently
located at Davenport, and are from Pitts
burgh, where they have for years been en-
gagnd in the glass and china ware business
Having come right from the glass markets
and having two brothers still eng aged in
the manufacture Of Glass, china and Quens-
ware, at Pittsburgh, gives them superior
advantages, and enables them TO sell ware.
in Davenport, at about Pit,sburg prices
Try them"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

From the following extract taken from a
B. X. exchange, it would seem that there
is little more blood left in Kansas yet,
and that it is to be let out rs ''rebuke' Of
the great body of ,he nation which these
Kansas phlebotomisers call the Buchanan
Democracy" But you may as we'll stop
your bowling and classifying about Kansas
matters. The people have convicted you,
and your doom is "Salt River" for life un'
less relieved by Executive clemency.
"Many of the Democratic papers syste.
maticaily suppress the accounts OF outrage.
upon the free settle $ of Kansas. They know
that il is not safe TO allow even their owl
political friends to see the facts in regard tc
that Territory on which Buchanan Democ
racv seeks, at the point Of the bayonet anG
through infamous outrages to fssten slave
nv.
And while those papers suppress the fact.
they ridicule the sufFerlngs OF the free set
tiers Of Kansas as detailed in more truthful
columns.
Will the freemen Of the Union not rebuk,
Buchanan Democr acy?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

ID. S. Brooks, who has become so
popular ame ng our citizens in the produc.
ton Of Confectionery, has recently rented,
and removed his store from the old place to
the new building put up by Messrs. Wiley
& Munger, corner Of Fourth aud Brady,
where he will always b. found in readiness
to supply his customers, also suppers, par.
ties, weddings, &C., with everything IN his
line Merchants and dealers throughout the
State can not do better than to call at this
popular establishment for their stock.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
For the State Democrat.


EbOOBeeo ana QOoc&06ys
These days in which We live are great
days, or in the language Of some writers
We may term them "fast times" The
times are too fast to indulge the old adage
Of "second sober thought" and apparently
the reverse is now true-frst thought is
best. Like documentary penmanship the
straight mark should be made with a single
stroke, without renodelling or repairing.
No matter whether the pen contain enough
OF the black material 10 leave the trace
more than half the desired distance, no at
tempt must be made TO better the impress
sion. Take the country through and We
shall find evidence to justify such conc|u-
sio las the above, and particularly album
dant shall we find witnesses to these facts
in the West.
The old conservative views Of every thing
seem to have passed away, aud that free
spirit which adopts the creates, amount OF
liberty to mankind abounds We have lib
eriy Of speech, liberty OF the press, and
liberty to oppresss. We have freedom Of
speech, freedom Of the press, and freedo m
to enslave- all these Things in = country
claiming = government which is not 10 be
equalled on the Globe for ito perfection as
a model Republic. Under the influence Of
such liberal ideas conservatism has given
away 10 progress, and progress has run
away With one half the human race, and
while the former stays 10 cry "stop thief
the latter is making rapid strides among the
people, crying at the top of his voice "catch
him." Progress has fur n,shed religion " ,th
vOtaries, who have rendered themselves no.
torious in the announcement OF new revs-
lations, such a. Mormosism, MiIlerism f,
Spiritualism, and many other equally alb.
surd doctrines, which have their follower.
who are led BY cunning men 10 believe all
things pertaining thereto IS revealed gospel
truth.
| Progress has rendered vast service to The
legal profession in the way Of pett,foggers
lAw rsformists, and authors Of easy practice
whose works, like those Of some modern
lingu'sts announcing French, German o,
spanish taught in PERFECTION at SIX esson.
are offered to the people in legal form uu
der the title Of "Every man his own Law
yer"
Again, progress has contributed TO medi
cine ito gsnrous quota OF new methods an,
new means. The rapid progress portion o
the people have been favored with Thomp
sonianism, until Lob ella and Cayenne la
with the ssesmbsth vanished into vapor
fncs which time Hydrspsthists hav
wsshsd and rendered peryious the pores o
thousands Whose estiels had, like aucisn
libraries been covered with the "dust O
ages" Next in the progressive train "
havs 1slsetician, which claims (liks nan,
Of eld) to have chosen that good par, whie
slall not b taken fsen then. Thess pau
der b ~ aspstits Il tAoss who rsou,r
ssasthiag nsss thaa vapss = wass, a
esly sAeeas ~ astsse tl,ls q "asspse
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
PROFESSOR MOTIFS
FEBRIFUGE WINE,
us Quart BoTTIEs.b
S-EI.E,Se sx.HDgt.t 7Tl ElEE

f1iuk ". lte-t eli,iue We discovered for the cur
] 81 favet nd gHc Ch Fevrf, Dumb Aguc,
md III nittu "a etses IiIs vain able medicine has
usw "a 'sfa.e ihr rutiie for several years, and
h. ean b. na hfit"r nee offered Of its efficacy
han It's ext euse" sale. and constantly increasing
tpufatin AZ thls is OWING 10 its having performed
Of the tlost wonderful aud astonishing cures
that hava eyar been known. Being purely yeg-fa-
bi. free from all LDfsgn deei rious mineral CON-
pennds, Fthrifuga Wine may br taken with the ut
M Il safety under almost any circumstances. 1t
teDgthrns the stomach invigo tates the system and
niireiy prevents the languor and prostrstion Of
1T tugth which aiSsys attends teyei and Agn, and
NJ hiions diseases II no. only bre axis he CT Ills aud
Cd cks the fever but removes the disease ~ the v-
e and other organs, on which the Cnil and feve
de ends. The thousands who hay. use. the Frbr-
fuge Wine need no tier evdercc OF ts virtue than
its happy restorative effect. II i. truly wonder ful
medicine, and operates on the SYSTEM like charm
The first or second dose II Febrifugc Wine breaks he
chills and IL continued according to thu directions
removes the disrasa permanently from the system
and leaves the body In healthy condition. Those
per ons who afflicted with Fever ami Agu any
form % bilious diseases, are recommended 70 giF
tn valuable medicine fair trial which Is all that
il nee sssry 10 insure success and convince a Of its
superb! il y over every other remedy ever "6erc, u
tn public Cerif atss Of the highest respect aiiit
nj ght he presented 10 suhsi sntiate ali that il claimed
IN is b halt but IL will b. lft to in'rsinc t-elsn
sta nj or isii uipli IT. own merits.
Caution 10 the Public.-Be sure that the nnplc r,
the prep irtor JOINS WIsER Is In his own ianlwri
tins Oh IL Pfomissory Note, which L. attache i "a
III bottom ~ each engraved label on the bottle
Stii az retail by Druggists and Merchant I, cry.
where.
All Who'll sale orders must be directed ~ Joh,, v
ne, "a Maiden Lane, N. r., or to Bay Il Baldwin
WHOLESALE druggists. Chicago.
i iivshnlesale and retail by Messrs
ALyORD 4 VAN PArTEN.
e30-d&wly Davenp lrt. low
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

"STALE."-1he Gazette thinks that
the proposed Qualification Of the democrats
will ''prove stale, fat and Improbable y
To the Republicans it will so appear We
know that while We are rejoicing in a vic
tory over fana'icism and dsunion, they will
be mourning in sack cloth ant ashes, for a
defeat which will postpone their plans Of
treason, and keep their fingers out of I'm
Gle Sans money chest for years.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

Our fellow citizen, John Forrest, is
engaged in erecting fine block Of stores,
on the corner Of Perry and Fourth streets,
which will probably be ready Cor occupan.
cy this winter. The location is an admir-.
able one for stores of any kind, and they
will undoubtedly be filled IS soon as com.
pleted.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

"TnE ON LADY."-Wc wish the ju-
Nor editor Of the Gazette TO understand
that when we speak Of "C,randmao We by
no means refer to him, for all coneede Add
to be gentleman who has none OF the
blabkguardism Of the Gold Woman"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

The new building of Dawson, Griggs
L Co., on Perry street, has reaehe its
hight, and will be finished as soon As posi-
BILE. This house presents beautiful iron
front, and is truly an ornament TO our city,
as well as an index to the prosperity and
enterprise Of this firm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

Messrs. F. II. Bumgarnet g. Co. are
now opening another new Family Grocery
and provision Store, on Brady Btreet. he
tween lth and fifth, on the West side -
Their stock is fresh and Of first qualify
They are new corners. we believe, from
Virginia. We welcome them TO our city,
and bespeak for them Successful, trade.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

Banking and Exchange.

AACkLOTT h CORBIN.... Cor Second aud Brady
NICHOLS, CAMPBELL b CO.. MAIN.
COOK SARGENT. ...........Main and Second.
MeGREGOR, LAwES h Observation-Disclosures Main.
CHCBB. BRO, BARROW 4 CO.. Cor N ain I'd sts.
TALLNAN, POWERS McLEAN.....aloy = q.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

The L. 5. Express Company are
buiiiin o. Perry street, between Second
and Third, which they will occupy a. soon
as completed as their Office.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

Since the election the wonders of
bleeding Kansas" have been stanched,
and Summers brain has hardened
These are the first fruits of our tri-
umph,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

The present stage Of water admits
a more general navigation Of boats, than
has been experienced for some time. We
hope 10 see good state Of affairs on the
Father OF Waters,fo the benefit Of business
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

AGENTS FOR STATE nrM,,CR.,
WANTED.

Two Boys, as Apprentices to the
Printing Trade. Those from II to rs
years Of age preferred.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
CATE DEMOCRAT-DAVEN IOWA. NOVEMBER NJ lsss
COM M E. CIAL.
OSetcs % Iowa DALI efASB DENocaAr.
friday EVENING, November u, lsSS

kEhAaKs.-Considersble quantities OF whea, aud
other srsin Is coming into market and Is touch, mp
81 our quotations. The present bad state OF tn,
roads Is k-pine large quantity bA.k, which would
otherwise tend " swell the daily recspts u buyer
Tue low prices compared with those OF last year H..
due many Who able % do 90, TO hold on 10 their
produce In hopS that the market viii take an up
ward tendency. But this can't b. ,nee ted b-,or.
spring, a. the closing Of Lake nav alton viii have no
other effect than to keep the prcue =, low IL M, ve
than to-day . quststun.:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

=--<---------s------ ------r--z-------------
Gapsssass - Fenalss- -Ds. Cheesoaa's
Ptlls. eopbsssions Of insre,ssaas N thesr PIN.
re the result osa kns anA ex,sAssvs pssr,ios me,
are mild N their OPERATION aud certain In correcting
ali irvcgul1rites. us,sfu nsstrusaisn removing a,
oe~,rortnas, wisthss fnmo ssd o. osAsrwise. Nod
ache pain ,hc side palrita,ion u the heart disturb
ei -iecp. which arise frum interruption Of nature
They can he successfully uss - preventive There
pills should never be taken la pregnancy, Is they
would sure N oassea nwo arrtase. wsrrsns~d pure
ly vegetable, and from anything injurious TO fe
or health Rxp,csf dsresions. which ~besd b. read
accompany each box. Price a. Fur sale BY the
Druggists Ia Davenport, and Hines Clippengcr,
Ro.k Island Snt BY Hail By inc.osing 81 To DR. Cor
aelius L. Cheseman, No. 1872 Broadway. New York.
GsArdsvim)
Oslley's Magical I'sin Exisacsos.--The great
sni principal ci,srsctsristics of DALLEY's MAGIC
A. PAIN ExrRACTOR consist;
LIST. OF lis never railing and and unique property,
o. applied ~ sny external injury, TO eheck IN
1sun,sa YIN instantly, and rapidly to reduce 1t. This
feature constitutes Its great power to alleviate II
pain burns and scalds, and Of other painful -.
eases In incredibly short n space Of thur ri a.
viii appear from tn frw testimonials hercunto an
nox-i Every int seni mind is fully aware that In
oil casss u external injury thu pain is rrcduc b,
Inflammation ~ ID" injured parts; aud therefore 1t
you remove the 6nus- tl,- en- must cease.
- Hspurincsuvs properties neutrsiise the pol |
ps that may lark In tn system, and will when APP |
piled To the sores, draw rapidly oil impure mstter |
u thc surface and eject Thence the great discharg-
II produces from seres cceasion-d by burns-snd
when applied I'D ard invsterste sores, Salt Rheum
or other cu,ancous diseases.
Esch hex OF genuine Dsley's Pain Extractor has
us,n II stsoi Plate Engraved Label with the sigma
,urcsoir v. CLICkENER \ CO. proprietors. and
HENRY nAIiY, Manufacturer. All others ARE
oountrrf II. Price % cents per box.
~ Al,nrde, should be addressed 10 G. v. Click
encr h a., NJ barclay street. New York.
SID Nv all d. uueists, and Medicine dealers through
ut the United States. @p26-da~sm
WIS. A. IsntcheIor's 1lsis Dye.-No burning
hiist.ring oornr,un could ever have attained the
universal favor accorded 10 this Dye, the original,
never failing favuriic. Nature Is not mote true "
rr self than the brown OF black produced In tie red
est grayrsi or most fr"wzy hair by il. Mad and
old, OF applied =, Bachelors Wig Factory I'm nine
private rusias) 233 Brosi~ay, New York. Vim A
,at.clot ison the bnx OF all eenuiuc others i'm
Iaiipns.
For sale by Alvord h Van Patten'
rpll2h-,iawlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
FINANCIAL.
BANKING House OF TALLMAS, PowsRs l. MCLE
DAVENPORT; NOVEMBER Is, I.

BANKING House. OF TALLAAS, PowRRs l. MCLEAN.
DAVENPORT; NOVEMBER Is, 1856 (
We still notice the same strinsency In the money
market which has existed for some time past Bust.
ness men who are regular depositors 1t Banking Hou
obtain such - they require II the
usual rates, but outside borrowers nd Il very difficult
to procure loans upon any terms Bankers have com.
parstivey te TO lend 10 Consequence Of reduced de-
posits and the numerous removals required upon old
notes. but are lending Tar b considered prudent
outside Of the Banks. There Is at present unusually
little money seeking Investment.
Exchange has again taken another rise upwards
On Wednesday last the Bankers In Chicaso rsi,sd
their selling rates On Nov FORT and Doslou 70 per
cent premium and one Of the principal railroad oosu.
panics was compelled TO pay IN for large amount.
Hansers here found Il ncc~sary for their own pro.
tectcn also 70 raise rates to the same point a. At @
cAso. There Ia little Exchange oaer,ns, and very M,
Ne material Of which II can be made. We do mot N.
icipate however % large demand for he remain.
der OF the h and hcpe the highest poiut l. Il ,,s,
reached.
Land Warrants remain unssleahle. aud pr,ses Ar,
aOminai. We o6sr tAfm as enc dollas par scrs.
We ouete exchange a. fulloWa -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17

10000 SUBSCRIBERS IN ONE YEAR!
10000 TO BIZ OBTAINED IN SIX MONTHS! II
100000 TO M GIVEN IN PREMIC MSti
650,0e0 TO BIZ GIVEN IN SIX MONrH6lil
"a Undertake an extraordinary task. that Of Oh
w tanning 300 Subscribers In Six months, and
We se thu following extraordinary means TO arcom-
plsh our purpose
Is, W. made the very LARG .sr snd BEST Illus
irated Family Paper vi the country, aud eel u Vt this
LOWEST price.
~ We adopt system Of premiums, that NEVER
has ben ECU JAILED and cannot Nv surpassed In lib
crafty, for the that shall give u equAs
To u whole proceeds OF tho paper for SIX months,
viz noQ,OO0 The most VI the sum will DO given In
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
Land AQenlS

ALIEN CLARk........P O Binding, Bra,Iyst
NICHOLAS, ISBELL h CO.. Nam Is
ALLEN DOoLAN.. ....Orrs Building Brady Il
Insurance Agencies.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-11-17
DO.NESTYC GOODS.

Brown and hieached Muslns OF all widths and pri
ces iickpgs all qualities; Canton Fiannels. grey.
VIII to- red, blue and all colors Wo len ianneis; brown
and beached table damssks; shirtItig ard apron
checks; American and Welsh silk warp and Shaker
Flaunes; 1914 and l2-4 brown rnd bleached she ting
Musns; cotton and wool Flanneis; Lnseys; HickC ~
shifting pI ints; domestic Ginghams; Cacoes Of all
rio
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

while Others eoatend that formal conferences
are in session at 81. Pcterburgh. discussing
these questions, and are attended by the Rus
sian. Austrian and Prassian ministers; and also
that there is u good prospect Of favorable
conclusion Of the conferences. Nothing Of inn
portancc from the Crimea. Il is stated that
Russia is about to change thelocaticn ola great
portion OF her troops, from the Crimca to Asia
The Emperor Napoleon has again takon the
idea of assuming actual command Of the army
and the reports shy tina, he had stated to Gen
Boserrr tina, he should accompany him to
Finland in the Spring Ramor goes further
and says the Government win be Administered
in his 1.-THE Empercrs) absence by commits.
sion composed OF Marshals Valiant, Canro.
bert, Prince Napoleon and Count waliski.---
The British Govcrnmen, is much opposed to
these intentions
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

Telegraphic reports have bern flying about
the country concerning bloody battle said to
have been fought in kansas. We can, how
ever, find nothing tangible or reliable. a Dis
patch TO st. Louis on the 2lt from Weston.
states that the reported ba.ii ~. Greatly e1-
aggerated; none bsying ir,n hIlnd and but few
wounded. No official information had becn re-
cciyed at Washington in reference TO the dis
,urbance up to the 22d though the reports
seem to have created some excitement. Sena-
tors are said to have conferred together as TO
the policy Of advising the President to send a
military force to Kansas to preserve peace. and
protect the Territory against Missouri invasioni
and southern senators predicted that civil war
would soon become inevitable, II il not i'm
probable that the telegraph in this instance has
been made sae d to improve Republican stock
at Washington, by driving together. under thu
pressure Of sudden excitement, the entire Ad
ministration. and thus secure BASEss election
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

The BLAcKFEEr lSDnSs-MR. HArcB.--
The Commissioner OF Indian Affairs has re.
ceived letter from Indian Agent Hatch
which states that these Indians, together with
other tribes in their immediate vicinity, are
all amicably disposed towards government, and
desire TO follow the advice Of the Indian age,'s
placed among them. The Indians entered
into treaty with the United States on the
9TH Of October last, the stpulatioDs of which
it Is thought will be faithfully adhered to.
This agency is fourteen hundred miles from
the nearest Post Office east OF the Rocky noun
tains.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

The only foreign items Of consequence We
Dote, are. tho, the King Of Naples had become
hvorsbly disposed toward the Allies. and that
be intended to seod contingent to the Crimea.
II il also reported that m alliance has bscn
formed between Spain and France, by which
the forrpr biDds herself To bring into the field
from 10, 700 TO 10000 men in the spring. While
France and EnglabAs ar toprotec, her interests
particularly in Cuba. Preparations Of rnagDi
ta.Ie arr bring carried 90 BY the French and
British governments sr a more vigorous pros
e-ution Of the Eas,rrn var, in case Russia sails
70 aene,e to ,he las. popssitioo u the allies
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-01-31

TIE Nr Yovk OtSrru, CONES 10 Us en-
iArved and ieAu,i6ed. and Is now the largest
and hansaomest religious new.pada in the
country. We have always admired its calm
and dignised tone, particularly On the Slavery
question, which has always been treated With
marked ability that is. Whenever its senior
sditor takes bis post. II has now entered il
thirty-f1urth year, With very Arge ADD COO
SANITY increasing patronage, and wcriawide
influence We rejoice in this evidens Of II.
prosperity