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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
ST r KS
FEVER AND ACuE REMEDY!
An External Application

An InEa9ible Remedy for Fever and A0us Dumb
AJU0. Night Sredfs and all Kindred dist0ses.
THIS Is one OF Natur's remedies. discovered. and
succ sefnly used for many ars b. certain trb.
Of indians on III. Western 'front.' r, and has
bell knuwn to fall % Cd. citing cure among thous
ands who havr us 1t. 1t possesses the power TO
rrOve and eradicate evcry ige Of Ever and Aeu"
from the system, and is tn. only known certain
edy. One important advantage this remedy posse--
s's over all others aside from the intrinsic value
rem, dial % mt, Is that no drugs or medicines
taken into the stomach I. d"btate and break down
the system. Its ,nrcts are almost miraculous, aAd
nerd only 70 b" tricd to insure place for it in every
family where Fever and Ague is has been, is like
" n be.
The Ascnt has numh-riess Certificates Of Cure
which with pleasure, will b. shown all wishing
Sc him.
Cures have been efectcd in this city and vicinity
fcrences will also be ven TO such citizens. Thi.
Remedy b Powder and is applied externally and its
effects are truly wonderful.
Pric' ~ pr box. And . cure guaranteed or thu
money refunded.
LEWIS PINCH. Agent.
At n 4. Child's Hardware Establishment. on I'd st.
afw doors east Of Brady. tjyl0 d6n,l
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
DENTESTRr.

On. " G CHURcH having porman"ntiy
locatsd II. Davenport, respectfully
UfY tender his sers ices to the cit.
AAAI isrns, in oil Oper alton appertain
ing to the practic. Of Dental Surgery.
Teeth inserted from single tooth to FUN double
sctt in the finest style of the art aud warranted "a
give satisfaction. Ohice-Btady street, west side,
between Fourth and Fifth.
W. are allowed 10 refer TO-
nr Bl-e<er, Cincinnati; Or J Train. Pom"rny
q: Fitzgerald, Carlinville, ILL.,; Nj T McSavran,
Davenport (may92dtD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
DIR. J MCDOWELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON,

= WISHES 10 INFORM the public thai be has
RA p~rman .ntly located In Davenport, where
he will continue % treat all the diseases the
~ I'll horse Is sul3 CT TO. on IN m"st Scientific
Principles. After constant prscice u many years
on al kinds II discases he feels happy u say that he
will give aiisfacti al that employ him. IL
prutuc~ go,d Certincatcs a. auy other man West
II New York. lie is here only few months and thr
many important h. has "a cted since he came
in = E-wspaprr.
The following gentlemen who have employed him
since hc here the most cases, will
fifty to his abilities COMPETENT Veterinary Sur
gsou.
All diseases warranted cared fcurablc, or mon
cy paid.
IT. earnestly soltcits trial on any severe case
wNat.v-r Any CASE he cannot cure IL any other man
can b. got v cure IT, he will pay him sut Of his own
,.yrkrt.
Pole evils and Fistulas warranted cured in any
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-18
Stoningson, Norwich or Fall Rive

Through Tickets good on either OF the above
routes.
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procured at the Coinpxny's Office, No. As Dearborn
street, opposite fremont House. Chicago.
Merchants, Produce and Stock Dealers make
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BF. SMITH, Gen. Agent, Cleveland, o.
decl7du
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-16
From the Aralor.

Ma. EDiroR - In my last. ufereh ynn
some suggestions Oh the subject uf Pork Ras-
ing, Sc, which were not offered a. anything
original. but intended to have general ap.
pliCatiOn TO other subjects.
We should not only raise our own pork,
but everything else that We can. Many Of
our farmers buy Western bacon to feed their
neIroes, Western mules and horses Tor their
teams. and Northern has to feed them. The
very Instruments with which they cultivate
their farms are. for the must part, imported.
They make cotton, they do. They seem to
be above practising the arts Of husbandrs.
Indeed the, arc not husbanimen, or larm-
ers, but planters: which they imagine i i
more dignilied title. Even their cotton gins
are. for the most part, oil foreign manalac-
turc.
a division Of labor is, know. necessary
and advantageous 70. all classes. But Let us
encourage our 0irn manufacturers aud me
chanics let u buy no carriages. household
furniturc, agricultural implements, or other
articles of foreign manufacture that can be
made at hnme. or, at least. within the bur.
ders of the State. Even il they cost Us more,
II would be gnud economy 10 buy them II
home-tfms Keeping the muney 10 the conn.
! try, and saving the cOst ul transportation,
which would cuuc Ou, 0r uar packets. 81
all events, never let il be said again that ouI
farmers. aud especially The farmers Of Elgc
c0mbc. tthc banner county af agricultural
Improvement. ] have 10 send North FOR mes
pork TO feed their hands, and hay TO iced
! their mules.
Nnw that the fertile regions Of Western
North Carolina is being opened up 20 u, b
means Of Rail Roads, We hope 10 prDcur,
thence many articles hitherto obtained irnn
the Norih--saeh as flour, lime, the coarse
fabrics Of domestic cloth, hay, (il we mus
needs buy has.) &C., which may be produce,
there more cheapy than IN this part Of th
Statc--paying ior them with cotton fur tllci
factories, fish, &c.
The Railroads from the Atlantic seabnatt
to the Allegheny mountains have already pro
duced great revolution in trade; Tor IN
stance, tie New York market, thus far in th
present year, has been supplied with llon
almost entirely from Southern ports. lilo,
will il BE- when the North Carolina road la
bren extended to the Tennessee line ! q
when the Wilmington, Charlotte aud R1tl
cflordtan road Ia still mnrc important WORK
has bccn cumpletcd. and the gurges ul q
mountains shall echo with the snOrt 81 I'll
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-16
SOWING GLOVER SEED.

The most eligible time for sowing clover
seed is in this month, Immediately after a
general thaw, when the whole surface of the
ground Is covered with network Of small
assures, caused by contraction Of The earth
after the expansion of freezing. II sowed
when the soil is in this state, nearly every
seed will be covered with the first shower of
rain. The seeds are then in situation to
yegetate as soon as the temperature becomes
sufficiently mild, and being we'll covered with
earth, the Young plants are not liable to suf-
fer from spring droughts or March winds ;
whereas, If sowcd later, when the soil is hard
and compact, a series Of rainy days is neces-
sary TO promote gernination, aud a sharp
frost or prouacted drought may prove disas-
trnus 10 the young growth. Sowed at the
time designated, we have never known fail
ure Of crop; and yet, in our climate, no
complaint is more frequently heard amongst
farmers than that their stand OF clover is q
bad 0ne.
Farmers should therefore lay in their sup
ply Of clover seed without delay. In making
choice ofa good article, the best plan is to
wet the fore6nger, aud thrust it into the bag
OF seed. Whatever comes III immediate con-
tact with the skin, will adhere TO IT, and tile
purchaser will be able to detect, at a glance,
the amount of impurities in the seed. lie
should always be willing TO give more for an
article Of good quality than for one hayingan
admixture Of foreign seeds, the most frequent
Of which is ribwnrt. II is for the want ol
proper precaution that the must serious pests
are sometimes introduced, the eradication oi
which is scarcely effected ina lifetime.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-16

steam horsee How will it be when the Deep
River Improvement has been finished, and
the subterranean wealth Of lis valley shall
pour down the classic Cape Fear? or when
the placid bosom OF Beaufort harbor shall stir
with mighty fleet Of ships, turning their
bowsprits. as they leave the port, to every
point Of the conipasss Not until then shall
North Carolina be truly independent. or the
North Carolina farmer, mechanic, manulac
turer, or miner, feel his relative Importance
in the scale Of being. IKE.
November Sd, 1855.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1856-01-16
TOP DRESSING WHEAT.

Iflhrre is any ine. well roiled manure on
hand. perhaps no better disposition could be
made of il Than by lop-dressing the poorer
parts Of the wheat field, or that portion designs
ed for clover. Long experience appears 10 have
established The fact that The superficial appica-
lion ~ manures l. Tie mnsl jndieinus. and The
most economical. Al this season Of Tie year.
al least there can be no danger Of loss from eva.
poraIion. while every rain ,lissnlves portion of
-a.ls. aud conveys tie sa'nlien Immediately 10
ille roatssof the plants. 0l all crops, none Is
more benefited hy timely. and even yer. light
dressing ~ fine manure llan wheat: hut The
work should be dom as early as ptscirable. ei-
der While lie ground is frozen, or in a dry stale.
Top dressing with gnano is moi 10 be rerommen-
led, on oi Us volatile properties; honei,
marked efTeris lave been snmtlimes Witnessed
when ihe application his been followed BY inn
mediate and copinns rans.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-11

wnifrrs ron rnr yiosErN Asp pEs0CuAr

oh abe Ia only sewing girl no uss 10
AJAX her into this warm room let aer remain
IN the bathroom q handful Of coals 10 suni
Client 20 warm bsr or let het 40 10 the kitchen
anywhere but with us. SAID All iudolent girI,
as shc iouug,d on the sofa with her velvet slip
per resting on the burnishsd fender
And 80, indeed. the sewing girl was left an
;ho bath room 10 shyr over the resstnbtdacs
of fire, and sew. despite the frosted hngen.
upon n line cambric skirt fpr tbe proud isdt
who had called her oniy "a a,emy g'ri. Oo and
on she stitched. stopping occasionally To prcss
her hand to b,r side, where pain like sharp
kniie was eating Into hcf beart. Low sod
hacking came the cough tbai seemed 70 count
the screws in her coGiu pale and wasted was
the face. sharp and pnched the features whilst
n red spot like u living coal famed on boz
chek, and purple lines surrounded bef hollow
eyes. The long, taper fingers we're wan and
wary the very air that escifeled her seemed
10 have cLarpel od0r Oace, when paroA
| yam oi coughing seirsJ ber. she pressed hsr
handkerchief 10 ber lips. aud When she ftinoved
| IL twas stained with boo5 yet still she
stitched on, and With every thread the pain In
her side increased An inhrm mother, bind
iu,Ier and little hungry brothers and sisters
would snriorsiy await her return home. ~
p.btGll and for them thr brave girl tolled.
s.Ifforgcilul 60 their support shs had given
bo,c, health, and life itself Her ioota,sps
we're marked with blood, anI ber shoulders bore
lbs hruise OF the carried crosa. whilst the plai-
cd iI,orps wore into the living hesb oi her
brow
wss no, ibs yoatAial martyr dessf''ns o.
,oIpe sympathy But uob!e Aa "ss "et sst'
tiee, heroic az was Def liie VI seiIdenlAi, sns
| clained and reoe,ytd 40 merg lroa me wPssd.
| She was only q ewnggifl and n"taipg
lni,v or sublltaa could r. foand IN an existence
| ~ humble and Obscre
| Pno, ,nrtnr,J daughters oi carc. the proud
ones who augl and dance. arrsyrd In the work
o1 vour ha.>is--tbe work that stolo sleep IRON
Tos, ve.Ty eyes. and biood from your hsiSsx,
iau,t.d ysles. and strength irom the over-tssk-
,,l 0cryes- never give 10 ye, IN your distress:
,pe piyipg thought. But He who declared
4 that lie would be husband 10 the widow,
fs,her 10 the fsthsfiess. sDd friend TO tho 'ee'
lorp, wiIl shield and shslier ye.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-11
Thr Gruve ot Sscubru.

Ah,u, fy, miles from ,ho y,ll.,, ,f Si,nlru
! NY and in th, town or that nam, /, IA,
grave Of Rarpo th S,rubcp In a ay,, sc,
woo,llnpJ ON a h,ll. AMI fenced In. so ,h., IN,
oattle ,annot enter. uuip,ly ral III, remains al
The Prussian patriot aud hero. The gray, /,
In the middle Of tho wood. mud was once GOV
erci bv n manumcnt--a plain slab with IA,
following simplc inserip,ion "Maior ticucra
FREDERICK WIN, Aupu,tus baron dc steuben. q
Wa visited the grave n few dnys siuce. and
found tho monument ,umbled down. and thing,
soinc "a uin u,aI decay n wns nm unplea.an,
sxa, e; .,.,, :,y ,y ~. q, d, i..at s,c., s,i
ami think how mclircp, our country hal been
of her heroes Thcrr. IN the Wild woods. IA,
from Nh, city'a crowd. and by the fair iorcs,
s,r,am "reposcJ the nmaips of /, ea,lupt pn.
t,i,t with noth,pp hat N ruip,,l mass Of NOR
far and s,onea 10 mark his resting plsrc.
Ua,on St,ul,n was ai,i,ie ,amn Ia ,h, X ,ny
of prns,i, ho wa, rc,cIv,ng a .alar, a, "a o0,,
. v,ar NJ IA, linn of tho rryolut,oonfv s,ruvyL,
his svmn., ,hie, were eolis,e,, In hei,ul, "a, IN,
,,fan, c,lnny am, bc le,t HI, home and h,a a,
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,h. Inai of aur nrmes n, wa. an ahle grn.
srsI ami an c,n.r,rnec, ,ne,iciau and rendered
inyalnablc ser,ice 10 our coun,ry soon after
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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-11

indifference that deceived him well He never
dreamed loved him; could tell him So aud
find, perhaps, that his heart was already ten
anted! Never! And was gay and joyous
Us ever though the poor heart ached 70 dsrply
beneath that mask OF smiles
Bot on the night OF our parting. when felt
that in losing him was losing all that could
make life bright and dear. my forced compo
sure gave way, and wept long and bitterly
Even thenas he blind he thought my grief
only that Of child Tor the loss Of pleasant
companion, and in the place Of speaking those
words which would have frightened his life
and mine, he only looked st me with tender
and mourniul glance me for moment to
his quick -besting heart kissed me for the 6rst
time. ard murmured . hesrtfelt "God bless
you !" When looked up was alone
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-11

Our readers will no Doubt reeollect the eass
of man al lthics, wLo was charged with il,
abduction of his wife soInq twelve years aipoe
who myslerously disappeared, aud who. upon
trial. was sentenced 10 ten yenrs imprisonment
at Auburn. lie served his time out. aDd upon
Its DIS. harss aa afssS:s, ess I. yha,sc - has,
ing murdered bi. vile and child HIS trial Tor
lhis olence was To have come of u, Iibica, du.
risg the present week before udge SbnnkIai,d,
but after exhsastipg a panel Of four hundred.
and getting only i've IuTymen, tho venue was
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-11
Pastoral Ay nan 70 tho Fairies.
sy '. . Al pntcs

%, ys httls treksey gods
tell nc where 70 sleep o. night,
Whsrs 70 isssh and weep o. nlshts
Is IL IN the velvet pods
W the dropping yiolets--
In the purple palae~s,
seespsd and SHAPED like ehaEe.s
of beneath the silver bend,
In among the cooling Jets
~ Iris haunted, wood cascades
That tumble down from porph,fy heights
DO 70 doxe 10 rose ieafboa's
Where the dreamv strsamist hoats,
fuil Of n.h and ph0spAosous notss,
Through the heart of.plsasant sisds'
whsa vs crush . peutios bloom
Ten 10 one We kill Q Fairy
May be that the light psrfune
ia oar nostrfla, s~set and alry.
10 the spirit sf The Fairy
Floating upwsfil q, be vars
Who can tell what s,is or make
The ~ilfui little beings take
There's . bird now, Who esu say
Ts Robin or . Fay
Why may not immortal ihing-
TO on red and yellow wings
% | see some de~ drops there
Glstening in the amber hair.
In the saving tuhs Of corn
ale they syes Of "iittls folks,
living with their ros uish looss
Fresher beauty to The morn
All # 80 the Fair,es bide
Round ~, with u, tell ns Sbs
J.. their subtle speech denied
Are they deaiensd To my cri
II you ssA us shy N, .oas
Morn, and noon, And nlsht eVmplsios,
viii tell you. Long ago,
When with orchards and the isnes
roe &c IfaSfsEe ap, u o.ssG.s
White - in a fall OF snow,
It was then We m,ssej voice
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-11

! Bat. as said before, at last VT were on th'
road again but what change had come ovcl
the spirit of Kate. I'm her way up she was al
talk. mirth and FIRE. now she was all silence
abstraction and gcntlencss. Her very steel
caught her sentiments, and. although hestarted
oil ahead, the acknowledged header OF the party
halt mile had not beea eoap before every o's
was past him, aud far gone out oi sight
GA VIZ went upon a SLOW ,rot, the rvins
swinging as loosely as a clothcs-iinc in gale
Of wind at last they dropped from the hands
OF Kate ami hung trsmblmGly over the lAshar
And now, half asleep, half hewildered, | Al, a
e~ntle arm crawling stealthily around my waist,
while my hand was claApcd ~ tapering fingers
who~s psc~are grew every moment morr pr
cep,ible and then come che gentle weight ol
glorious curs upon my breast. aud upiaruesi
EYES of strangest beauty met my pcrplcxed
gaze, Where Was | Was il dream. Or
was suddenly berr0 Of reasonf Was It u
voice heard pronounce. with tremaloas tone,
yet strong accent
Albert, do you love me y
Ii must have been dream. To be SURF. my
hand was elaspd in hers her litth arm was
around mc~her eyes right opposite mine but
then she didn't speakihat WAS all my imag''
nation, aud SO ] made no answer. hut merely
drew u hong breath, as one will you know when
weary OF u load lying upon his breast. The
arm was claspcd still tighter around ne--my
hand was fast growing bcautiiully less In width,
ami more IN length hcpca,h iis warm embrace
Rates black EYES were last growing backcr
anl her face rSidr, when. with rich voice.
whose gentle cadencc ! shall never forget TIL
my latest day. she said
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1856-09-11
From the Olive Branch
" alter Car1tsle---.A Proud WomaO's
Confession.
m WINNIE woODFfEN


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The following extraordinary paragraph, -
from the editorial columns VI tbs London Star
There az. some very unhappy rnmofs noating
All ,,.r psris about thu STATE n things estat,
I,LuI At tbs Tu,eries, whifh u 's very much
10 be bopsd .. eut,feiy without ioaods,.op
Moreover, the stateiDep,s gather strength. sIsd
are re,ested from day r. day. No doubt ih'
Lgi,ims,s and tbe Republican parties IN Ia
r,s w,ll take care tbA, ,b@ stories do DOT los'
exciting intsres, 10 the reps,ition We ar'
yOrry N Sh that the character Of the Empres
ssr.rii contiDoes TO be cruelty aspsrsed Nov
LhAt The EmbssW returns 10 Paris, It ouse' ,o
10 h.s irst da,y " btipg ihs sa,bors OF 'os''
eslumbiss 10 jnst,ce'