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JOYCE'S TASTELESS SOLUTION
or Copaibag liz Chambers street, N. Y.

TO THE MEDICAL PROFESSION.
X TENTLEMEN.-The valuable medicinal
VI properties of Balsam Copaiba have long
been recognized by the faculty, but the great dis
advantage arising from lis nauseons taste has
hitherto prevented its administration in many
diseases for which il is particularly adapted The
usual naodus operandT of prescribing it, either
in the form of an Emulsion or Gelatinous Cap.
sules has not been found satisfactory, being liable
10 some objection, either from the difficulty expe
ri-nced by some individuals in the degutilion OF
the Capsule or the small quantity of Copaiba gen.
orally found in the Emulsion.
Joyce's tasteless solution of Copaiba is the
most unique preparation yet introduced TO the
medical profession, as it contains so per cent. oi
the purest Para Copaiba, without taste or smell,
and at same time mixes clearly and freely with
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new worlds to contain all the medicinal proper
ties of Balsam Copaiba without its disagreahle
characteristics.
II is an efficient preparation for all diseases oil
the mucous membranes and particularly Como
rheea, Leucorrh0a Gleet, painful hemorrhoda;
affections, and in chronic irritation OF the bladder
Sold in Washington wholesale, by
j. N. CALLAN,
and retail by Messrs. G. Stot & Co., M. P
Kings, Patterson & Nairn, Ford & Brothers
d. S. Dyson, ]. B. Moore, DR.. w. b. Young
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BENJAMIN Franklin, - McIntire, DR.. ). K. Ty
son, J. S. Lovejoy, ]. w. Nairn, Wallace Elliott
and John A. Milburn, and - Pierpoint, Alex
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TO MEMBERS OF CONGRESS AND
STRANGERS

" Members Of Congress and
w others in want OF perfect timekeepers would
DO well TO make their selections at once, in order
to test their quality before leaving the cily.
Our assortment for both Ladies and Gentlemen
was never SO complete al present. embracing
.very description, which we offer unusually low.
M. w GAIT & BROTHER,
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10th streets.
Jan Is
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rCHE SONS OF THE sIREs, A HI.

A VALUABLE FARM IN VIRGINIA,
IN u,6OO Acres for Sale.-Havng leased for
term of years, "The Fauquier White Sulphur
Springs" TO persons whose high reputation war
rants the beefthey will be kept in the best style,
the undersigned now offers for sale the valuable
farm which surrounds the Springs.
It contains upwards of 40 acres oflow grounds
remarkable for extraordinary crops of corn, and
capable of being made the best possible mca .,ws.
As part of this land yielded 100 bushels ofa sngle
acre, in 1853, the twelfth year of successive ,lt-
vation, without manure; and in 1854, bad as was
the season, produced 20 bushels--the Farm is
easily susceptible of DIVISION and is certainly one
of the best in Virginia.
Terms: One-third on the LIST OF December next,
and the balance in one and two years thereafter,
with interest from date Of delivery.
For further particulars inquire of the subscriber
by letters addressed TO "Warrenton Springs, Vr-
ginia, )" or TO Washington, ID. G.
May l--tf THOMAS GREEN.
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CTONE QUARRY.-Ia am prepared to fur
- nish from my quarry, opposite the Little Falls
and adjoining the quarry of the late Timothy
ONeale, any quantity of stone that may be needed
for building purposes. Apply to the undersigned
at his house on II, between 18th and Goth streets,
in the First ward, to Mr.. Paine, at the quarry
July 27 WILLIAM Il. SCOTT.
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FAMILIAR QUOTATIONs.-Aco collection
IL Of Familiar Quotations, with complete In
dices of Authors and Subjects; price 81.
Memorials OF Youth and Manhood, by Sidney
Willard, two volumes; price 81.
Ellie, or the Human Comedy, by John Estes
Cooke, author OF Virginia Come iians, &c.
TAYLOR a. MAURv+ bookstore
NOTICE--The undersigned have formed
1N co-partnership for the purpose of conduct
ing mercantile business, under the firm Of Viii
liams and Son.
JAMES WILLIAMS
March 26, 1856. JAMES III. WILLIAMS.
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NATC III Il 3, JEWELRY, SILVER
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" Another and very large supply of Warm
Under Shirts and Drawers tins day opened, OF the
best quality and at low and uniform prices, al
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BROW Ms MARBLE HOTEL,
PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE
WASHINGTON CITY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-15
NOTICE.

TO II. wulf- Luke, Geosge y. Bs~man Mrs =. en-
Itch, - HeikeTt. Nessrs. Cook = Sars~nt. J. G..
Higgonson, A. Frahvein, ?. Periu, WIN Doo,an.
- Jennings, Collin Carvting and J. Bradshaw.
and all others intercstcdin III. Lands Hereinafter
described:
won are hereby notified hat By virtne 81 %
ordnance 81 the City Council ofths city of Dav-
enpovt passcd May 18th 1885, entitled .Aa ordinance
for the Continuation Of Second street. IN the city
Davenport, westvardly: AJury Of six disinteSrstsl
freehoders Of said city will b. summonr and sworn
at the Mayors Once in said city the 3osh day Of
July 1855, ct O'Clock. 4. ~. 70 spd swsrd
the damages and beD dts that accrue 70 the sew
eTAl owners Of tn land proposed 70 b tshp os The
extension OF said stget.
The following rs d scriptio0 Of the tracts Of land
proposed TO be taken for saA exteuson Of said sses
shown BY the plat survey Of said extension,
fled with said Mayor, 70 UT In MOCK 10 0seen's
81 addition 70 said city.
e square isrt q IosI; go square sees q !ot:;
10B0 square feet Of lot $50 sQuare ret Of ~ y
126o square feet Of lot l06O square ~ o. lot y
l70 SQUARE foet o. lot u /0o0 square fes1 o1 lot B.
l6O square feet 0lLtG ]000&QUare fces Of ~ lOS
In Block in Green's said a addition, Of go
square fest % lot y 60 square fsst q ~ y 1880
square Of Jennngs ~ sext vest Of TIE LAST msa-
tio0cd Dlcck and sspsIsted tAertfro0 By TN feet
alley; 1870 square Sect Of Colin CaSstngs ~ nsxt
weel u JasMlaes LOT aaA aere and 1S-i00 of -
acre OF J. DradshsW's l0t uext Of Carsltn9's ~.
49, G.. @. =. MITCUBLl~
Mayer, City u Deveapost.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-15

All who are converSant with the
political struggles Of ls4s and the year
following know that Martin Van Blu
rem WAS the Free Soil Candidate Of .
faction Of the Democratic party, for the
Prssiden4 All who know him, know
that at this late period Of his life, while
the grave is soliciting its victim, no or
binary motive could have induced him
to step forward, and with the influence
Of his example, endeavor to stay the
wild torrent Of fearful fanaticism,
which threatens to engulf Union and
Liberty, and annihilate institutions
founded at such an immense cost Of
blood and treasure
lie has seen this countryis prosperi-
ty for half century and enjoyed the
still greater advantage Of guiding its
affairs during one Of the stormicst and
darkest periods Of its existence and it
ID no more than natural that he should
desire the guarantee Of its future stabi!-
ity. Hence he has written long let
ter setting forth the causes which
bring him from his retirement to raise
bis voice in favor of the Democratic
Candidate for the Presidency. Such
are the feelings Of good men every
where who see the dangers about to
be precipitated upon " BY the OPpo-
sition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-15

- 49, 10 ~ Wsso - q ~ ~.
Ten valsoAas bsstsae - = oesrnsnna% aAMoh
bear J. y. y. DusyOv3 sun1Aansa - ~ - = q
unoSss.rc9ss n;ss.r. - 49,
a-,,-~
osvesoI voloaooe Leeo ~ buGanem hoonm - 49,
~ -. . .ssrss' - oais ssssas, ssssA = assA
Il. v.,.sAs. 49,.
49,. - - esndi.g lnes = oesse6 81 SAlse
49, 1useAase - ~ - -" ~
lstj q 0rsss's A6xeL>. A-~~
prr1ises Ar - cAs.s svsasee hoDe - -
West half lOe T. n blurk !: n.... IN
Sss:s i.s... y q ~. A.,,.. Ia. .,,,.. .....
IL LeClsire uSose ~ ssse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-15
RTE CAlsage aa1 0nssaehnss
C~wos0os.

rte CAieago ana 0nssaehnsssss- {
CDWosoos-
The CAieaee bsslalios vhnss neasssA,s !
sursssArs At The skht g foss uaasadsd'
stove pipss, has sstainee saeh distiasties,
ssssstshs only pesssas Who hsvs esrasd
dishonorsble Ease in To wss e treason.3
The Massachusetts, men-those who star
~ from /" BaAkcs Hill 70 plsat freedom IN
Kansas Or die, like War; on the fell, =
bua who.aliowed Themselves to BE- disasosd
and ssnt hons, and alss rsesiving @Jssais.s
Theodore Parker psesehsd . sermon IN
Boston. and be thus spoke Of his eovsrdIy
brethren.
He deaouncedths New England Kansas
smigrants - cowapds. He denounced ssthe
fathfni" at Worcester, because they did not
ewes "svesr IN -csth' eves the eowasiiee
aad ps,eylaaimity Of the 0Aasps's - nen
whs bad. SURRENDERED "a TIE way 10 Kan.
81, and returned 10 the "heart OF the con.
menwealth" aiaas tlieir guns and thssr back
bones. he sndesvcrsd to show that COW
ardiss wss New Eg,ana proclivity. He
ssid thess men shouA stay st home, and lss
the women and girls 70 cut, and "make the
rssEh plases smooth'' Tor then, BY putting
to hight the t<eOrdes ruAisHs" and the v.
8. troops. aad then protected by womsa Be
hind, and women in flank, an armed with
dishcfothes and brooms, the men in the cen
tire with their rifles that they might be taken
through in safety. Said he, ''six halt horse,
hsR aIigaios men from Kentucky, or Miss
ouri win put toAieht III the loud ticking.
pread.esels free sellers sn1 sbolitionats Of
New England" (Sensatioa-sono aP'
plauss n he gaiIer'ss.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-15

THE Rev 9. O. STREET, Ut the reqssst Of several
Of his friends proposes 70 open his School, for
. few weeks, during the warm weather, until tho
commencement Of The regular Term, from stu II 4,
y. charging halt rates, payable wesky 10 advance.
The object cf this arrangement 10, 70 keep the pu-
pills to 5000 extent under the dicplne to which they
have been subject, and 70 avod an unnecessary waste
OF time while the h0urs VI study being lited and
confined 70 the coolest pogton IL the day Due regard
will be paid 70 health.
The school will reopen upon the aheve named plsn,
Monday next, the 18th inst.
School roon in the baseDent Of The p rssbyteIian
Church.
Davenport, July SHIFT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-15

PotITIcs AND TuE PULPlr.-We Ind the
following sensible remarks in . late
number OF the New York Mirror, . pa
per which has hitherto favored . politi-
cal organisation which has derived most
Of ito vitality from the saorilegous aid
which it DOW condemns:
''f We are to have political churches
and stump speeches IN tho pulpit. We
should begin by blotting out pert Of
our State and rational constitutions, and
make tho church directly On ally with
the State, as is generally done 10 Europe.
10 that case We should be perfectly right
to invoke the aid Of the pulpit 70 sus-
tain the policy Of this or that system OF
politics.- But until that 10 done. neither
tho State nor any party 10 the State has
. right to count on any efficient cid from
the pulpit. One pulpit would thunder
its applause 10 favor of this measure,
snothos in favor OF that, until, ct last,
We should have tho church converted io-
to mass mesti ne Of polt tioians, 6ercely
advocating each iss special and particu'
lar policy"
The Amcricaa MINIS ser in Lenden.
A correspondent Of the Manchester
(Eng Guardian thus describes Mr.. Dial.
Is. the American Minister, as he appear
ed at the Queens Drawing Room, June 80:
M. Dallas moved in the gray crowd BEN
nIsrISGuE, ~ was said Of Lord Castleragh,
Ut the Congress Of Vienna, at the symplic:
ity OF his attire. Mr.. Dallas 10 the most
venerable Of all the American Ministers
that remember. II you saw him sitting
upon the platform OF Wesleyan Confer:
ence, yon would instinciveIy turn to him
add declare that be was the iittest man to
preside over their deliberations. In ICED,
his long hair OF silvery white; his sage vet
amiable expression, his white neekcloth
and black clerical looking dress, complete
ly realize ones lea Of the president II
religious conclave. M. Dallas paid his
respects to her Majesty in black coat Of q
QuakeE-like cut, white waistcoat buttoned
slnost up 70 his throat, white neckcloth
and black knee hreeches, and black silk
stockings and bis tall, yet venerable fig
ure, was seen in the diplomatic circle,
closely followed BY two young attaches
similarly attired the Americans might have
been proud Of their Minister; for more
gentiemanly man, Or one whose bearing
was indicati Of more simple dignity and
se'f-respest, was not present ct the drawing
room. tt. r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-15

TCUr pQblished, and for aaae st J. 4. CRANDELLS
u No. 8. Le Claire Row.
"DELTA PHI SHOTfIGH,"
. Ane composition, snd destined 10 becoos . great
favovite.
sDETROTT SHOTIJSCu,"
. lAe melody, god tuns, and 'just ~ thing for
dancing" "I'm going home to-morrow, Heusl =
tAe very popular aong .g'm going hcae."
ocaans ana hundred otSss rsesns pGblicstSoos d
Yisoos fused and put IN or1es, ~ skilful persMs.
iy8 dr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-15
nuLPrT ELECTlONEE2INO RE.
Du4Rn,

eU@sSGV kAkCTJONEEHIN0 8Ea
DUGeD,
Qthe~iEhts16 osadsys IL - ~
Rev. Dud1ey II Tsylss, Rector - -
Preeesaanl Cpieeepa> spsh Of tn Etsp6-
any, h pAilaAaQAsss disogaesd hsnGelf ssa
violsteG tlis sesctify a. the dsy ssd the
esii6ce, BY delivering frso. his psipit On
ssslnies. sssseisssssisg sssDes. Dasis6
his partisaa hssausue, several :nsab~s Of
the congregation left the church, and Dr..
Casper Morris rose from his pew, and, .,
one Of the original church wardens, eusered
bis solemn protest against the dissertation.
The next day, the vestsy Of the church
held spse'al meeting and unanimously
adopted The following resolsiis"sr
Resolved, That the members Of the vestry
have learned with dep and sincere segvst
that the rector Of this church has deemed
il his duty 10 select The Lords day, and
the pulpit OF tisis church, - the tiins and
place Tor the discussion Of sectional poll.
Il, ., and, while desiring to entertain and
express nothing INC onsistept with the nigh
est respect for . gentleman holdinG % -.
cred and impostant nm once, tnsy teeE u
solemn obligation 10 declare their disap.
probation Of the substitution OF such themes
Tor the simple PsesehsnG OF Jesus Christ
and Him crucifed, - the hope u arainet
world.
Resolved, That We most respectfully but
firmly protest against any repetition Of sucl
like sermons ~ that preached on the even
ing Of Sunday, the 2Sth inst.
Resolved, That the Secretary be request
ed to conmunicass to the rector cory Of
The foregoing resolutions.
The rebuks y eminently deserved one
and al honor is due 10 those gentlemen VIII
administered II. Cicr9ymea should b.
sternly reminded, IL they sre oblivio,s Of
regardless Of the fact, that their mission |,
TO preach Christianity, not black republic
anism, Christ cruciGed, not Fremont nomi
mated.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-15


49, eAsvesslfassss sesbs tssw'
SssA.ii nssaiae. - 10 Psilsaslphis
a,s.seoniioo sl6eA vss sss which co.
assusS ~ slsw Waossa sslsssy sss'oss
~. nssAsasa. IL Rtassylvssiss sod
Hsssise Asgls rsspssA - The ehssss -
: spiris d jssa isAiesssiss. The Peas
sgavssiss ssys:
ssoAss AND DsssososAsas.-Ws eevs
- % seosos Of ~ htG6 psssoosl No.
psss ws hsse svss ss:sssa;ssd TOT ~
President Hillnsse. We hsvc svs~so
sAis spoW ~ ecessions, - we'll - oss
paiee.l eesAaes Of oessiecasiee go 70.
~ nat " s6osm have lowered hsmscH
r 81 ess,ossiss. ssA sAss u The psbl'e
esesssIly, b bic iediesrsst aibSiss'oo
vish thc vescesiyeivs - iatolesses par
: =. nllo3 ~ teow-eoshiaes. Eater
sani6eSsA Sssls0, ~ eeit disrossd 70
&c. ~ psbiis aessiss As'd hss esso-
FejoA 81 bseeoias Sssp>se, vusil tho
pc.oissjeue - b s1sse6 we're pIsesd 10
- EnaA... Gee % tbeee sesoIutious -
: $50 ga dsshooesabjs libsl uRos truth
- eoooee dessusy. h iss glAring,
pseos6isssed salss6ood, knowe TO BE-
susA b. those who irsssd Il. The sssls
slse1sr oAoss slow vaesP IN eoanexisn
VIA ~ uaoe q ~. Baehanss, 10 ~.
wevsAv 6 oso slsinine The usWs' Of
AusstoGo olsiseos. 10 repeat fAl6e6eod
tclA b. ooeohee, ~Aee 10 bee bees proved
V,be SueA ovsr end ovsr sgsin, equals Ia
aoesl tssplesds The vilisey that osisia-
eng ecoeosasd il. jAe sthat hes been
nailed 20 ~ eeun4es - base coin 10 %.
aeeued ~ Q publie osssing comp posed Of
(so.oolled) respeeeabls men. IL 10 evil
oeesD o. 8 wsak esuss or . bad hsar
-wksa sseA wsaposs sss relied apon f0l
suSssss."
The svsaiss Ages 10 sos lsss poinsst
ssA isdigosst
ssAooss eonfsHpT,aLs.-Att the Pillmor'
asstisg 10 The Squase, last evening. th'
osoagsss Of The stair allowed shsmssl
> 80 70 f0ise into thsiy :, soluticns wha
svssy issslligsot and informed man niue
kaoW 70 b grossly fsss-the assertion
sbss JAoss buchssan 10 in favor OF lov
wsSes for American mechanics. W.
have 20 hesitation 10 speaking plai'
esglish 10 thsss gents. II they ssser
thes NJ. Buehsn 10 10 favor VI Low wage
los, A0ssieso mechanics, OF that no eve
ssi1 10 wss, - soy dine or in any way
shsS assert what 70 false and what the,
ksow 90 b false snd that 10 what i
scunoaly eslle1 . ie. That they hav
AeeosdagVd and deae9 20 bring title o
yseSe Of TIE Sslsshood. Tie Only assws
= 70 sslssssts the slender. Shaoe upoI
sss6 asas. dasssrdly eslumnys"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-15
FROM sle state Sentinel, indianapolis

Bfon She state sentinel, indianapolis.
GO Mr.. T. HuLBsRr UNDERWOOD, OF
Illioois, is spending few days 10 our
city. lie 10 ct the American House.
Nr u, while in Cincinnati, found the
following poem in bis box ct the Burnet
uouse. Not being able to discover who
was the suthor, he has politely placed it
in our hands. hoping tho owner may re-
eoRnize and claim property.
All Of which is respectfully submitted:
PARsON BEEcHER'S ADDRESS.
Dsiisered in Me North Church, Nsso NaveA Cos
acct Ut,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-15

On the Ibt Of June, 1855, The tetal
debt Of the Uoited Statss sooao6e1 %
34O,049, 3O9,7 Since thss time this
amosnt bee been reduced TO e35 $685.
892, 90; thos: Paid on Texas debt % 800
O6l.77, and United S*sses stock redeemed
duripe the month OF juno 4265 800.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-07-15

<T WIN. 8. Hasns, charged with a.
tenting to swindle james CARVE, OF the
OF the city Of New York, out Of property
to the amour. Of 800, 900, has been full.
" committed for trial.