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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
STATE DEMocRAT---DAvEN IOWA. JANUARY = 1857
Iowa CRY. Jau'v 3. ts..7.

Ao"A lily, San'y ., io.'I.
Editors "S'a,e Democrat .'-Cents "A
friend has just handed me The "Dsvespor
u z'''e" OF i,defhite cate, appearing on
Saturday, Jan. 2, 1851" Il has long ar.
hels about the being borrower Of the
School Funi-eontradietion between Fad,
and myself, &c.
Though have not seen your article there
referred ~, ! would be much obliged 10
you Tor the space in which, briefly 10 an.
'wer the impertinence and interference ia
my private aaairs. MeLifestsd by the Ga.
| zette.
lie cocuments rsOye the ssser ions Is 10
me beinga Dor. over from that fund FALSE.
NOW, Wien you prove a positive. Poixr
BLANK LIE on man, which he has 10 &C.
knowledge, Gas Tresdale dia,) then does
not tina, discredit him In relation 10 all
o'he' issues Of ,etaciiy? Al least l think
should. As the case sands prove the
charge false in toto. But as relief to their
TAI, something else must be gotten up, and
he falsiiiers of The record Introduce hear.
>ay rumors, as 10 what was testified 10 be.
fore the Committee. That COMMITTEE has |
no. repor'et, nor have any access TO The
record, so iha. | cannot be expec ed TO |
conf ont such vague and indefinite Iumor.
Dr.. Eads is not here, so that 1 cannot con.
'liit with him S 10 the facts ia the case.
IL that Committee has examined the Super.
.niehde;.t with reference to his private trans.
actions through slI time, hey mas have
made discoveries of "stariling impo, ,ance,''
and viii cackle accordingly. But This thing
Is sure and reIiable-I Iever borrowed of,
uor obligated myself 10, the School Fund Of
iowa. Dir. Eads never SAID or reported
iha, had done so,and the business connec-
ton thai once existed between Eads and
n sself commenced b. fore the Doc tor had
ever Lad IN possession dollar If the School
r "a.
lLis Is disagreeabie matter for me TO
write about, because of its private nature.
II has only been introduced by our political
opponents, 10 try and complicaie the diff
'''i'rs SUR oundins the Supe, int ndeni, ami
I sibie TO blunt The point of defence
made by lnys"lf aud other Democratic Ell
tors Of a Democratic office holder ard hon.
81 man. Yours. truly,
WILL TOMLINSON.
P. 5. As 10 the statement Of the the Ga.
cite, tina, my office is nat worth half of !
= 900, | would reply that the material
.one, according 10 the foundry bills, is
)r Eads own II, or hold mortgage en- it.
or does any ether person. W.T..
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

Uwpsstsss ss Hsoalss-Ds. CbeessAs''
Pills. combinations of tnsrsiients IN ihsss PNl
E. tue rs,u, Of long and extensive practice The,
Ars mid IN their and certsin In corsscth
III irregularities, painful n,snstraasson removing sf
sbstr sctisns, whether from cold ohsrwise, head
ache. pain In thsside pspston Of the heart disturb
81 slsep which fron interruption Of nature
They can be successfully a. preventive Thsse
pills should never bs taken In pregnancy, ~ they
would sore TO cause mlsearrisse. Warranted pure
vegetable, and free from anything Injurious to life
or health Rxplica directions. WHICH shoald bs read
accompany each bvx. Price q. For sAie By the
Druggists in Davenport. and Hines b Ciippsnser
Eva Island Sent by mail BY inciosins q 10 DR. Cor
asiiusL l.. Cheesemzn, No. 1872 broadway, New York.
Oe3',-iswiml
uaiicX's Magical Pain EsiractOr.-The great,
ana principal chsracterisicso DALLEY's MAGIC
Al PAIN EXTRACTOR consist;
list or las never failing and and unique property
soon sppled 70 sny external injury, 10 cheek Ia
ANIMATION Instantly, and ipiiy 10 rcduc- H. 1h's
feature colsiitu,es ia great power to ii e'is's r
cain Of burma and scads, and Of Other paii'fn q.
lees In % Incredibly short space OF tiri al -
vii appear frSui the few testirle,iAs hsfeun' an
u.rr. Every intelligent mind IS iuiis a~.te 'hs' Va
- eass Of ex,.rrax njury thu pam 10 Pr0iuc,d BY
.cafamatisn oil the injured parts; aud Therefore u
yaa remove the aus tn Ell ct must cease
a. Itspuriacstivo pIopertfs nentraitte The poll
.,. hat ma, isrk in TIL system, and viii when ap-
40. IN the sores draw rapidly all impure matter
g. ,nc .o,fsce and .ect -hence the great discharge
4, ,roduces from sores occssloned by burns--ani
chen applied TO Old a.sd nvelesatc acres, Salt Rleum
or other eutaueous disesses
Zach bsx u genuine Dailcys Pam Extractor has |
upon II steel Pate Engraved Label with the sigma
,n,,,,,c V. cLICKENkR 4 CO.. proprie,ors, and |
upx,x nALLY manufacturer. All others are |
co,,o,c,rn rrite rs cents per box.
- AMI should be addressed to 4. Click
.,r,. a., Is, r,rclsy street New York.
s.dlbv p,nesist, aud M'i,cine dealers through
at the tfr,,ti states EP-"-"""""
Wm A. I,a,. helUr's Hair Dye NJ bnrnins
b,,.,.r,ns compound could ever have attained tue
rn,yer,aI favor accorded this Dye. the original,
never fa.IIng favosite. Nature Is not mere true 70
bcr.ef than the brown bls,k produced N tie red
ns.t. rrayest or most frcwzy hair by II. MAD ana
soIi or applied at Bachelors wig Factory, an hihe
tttva,e ro.n,sl 23J broadway, New f"ts VIM
pa,choor is ON the box OF all genaius. Others arr I'M
,atI9ns.
,'or sale by Alyo-d 81 Van Pstt.n'
Il5-dawim
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

The Theatrical performances at the
LeClaire Hall. seem 10 be we'll attended.
The openi 6 play # Monday night calle.'
out a very resrec table crowd, ard last night
The aLdiei CO was sill larger. A little more
precan'lon ha" been used III b. a:ing The Hall
which rendered The assembled milliousn
much more comfortable. Tonight will b..
enacted the ever tavorte play Of The Siran'
ger. piece which never tails 10 call out a
house. A.'eTpiece. the Honeymoon. Drop
in and see u Vood p,rformaDre
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
business Directory.
Ranking and Exchange.

NACKLoTr A COKBIN. Cor Second and Brady
NICHOLS CAMPBELL \ JO.............M IMAM
COOK n SARGENT......... MAIN ana se."'.a
MeGREGOR, LAWFS n ELAKtMoRE.....M aii'
CUt HB BRO BARROW & CO.. Cor VAIN I'd ST.
TAlLMAN, POWERS = MCLEAN. .-ae"Sc J. %
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

THE WOODWORK PATENr.-This
patent, which has Teen The subject OF
more discussion than any other patent
ever issued, expired, it is aaid, on the
9th ultimo 1t is before Congress
for renewal: but the fact that the pat
cnt expired without action by Congress
makes the invention common property
now
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
LOCAL. ITEMS.


Saturday next, January 10,
FIFTH WARD, at the New PENSsYL-
WANNA House..
SIXTH WARD, at the BRIcK School
iIorsE in said Ward.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
R.sGS! D.1GS! BIOS!

AGANUfACTURED ty The Chicsro Nag Mahnfactc
Nlry, Randolph street corner 81 Cisrh, Chiese".
YLCUR BUcKwdEAT. CORN MEAL, NAN FAR-
NElts osNABURG AND SEAMLESS,
GRAIN SACKS
FURNISHED upon the IN ,rio>t notice, anu ~ th'
,tc.,t ma 4 I prFr> Tue designs Tor branding are
me- Original, aud uui - i'@ surpassed In this c"un-
trN u v" ASuAM
wat il6 u afho'n street. ontearo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

We wouls cal rhe atesiion Il Merchants. Bust
ness In a and OTTER, 10 facilities for sxecullnp
with prpmp,ness. ard 10 = sup-ri,r maj ner, jon
PRUNING IA Of IT. varieiies. qualities and oolors,
and seliei, .hsre d their patronage. LAYING gore
to considerable sxpsnse In fitting up cur Jobbing
E.sabi- hmen, we are prepared 10 execute al Kind.
OF Plain aud Ornamental Work. such Ball Tickets,
Pro-: ainnl Cars .fe,ery sotip'ion, Circular
ali vAfiatias OF yr ni.rs In Gold Silver Br.nss, or
,oors also, Pamphlets. lawyer Briefs. Cheeks,
Bis OF Iading, Promissory Notes, Way Bills. HAM
Bns, &c with nsatness and on reasonable trrms
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
WILL, TOMTINSC

Brady street, up to Second, was
coal yesterday. The prospect i.qs 'haire
w.ll not be much more complaining about
the scarcity OF fuel, at present
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

~lt is singular fact that when
the Indians swear, they swear in En-
gliah, There are no oaths in tho In.
dian vernacular. =
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
RAGS AND SACKS.

100 900 Osnaburs sacks, ?. ~ ana ou'he'
Of, d. at liw prices. Also
2J 900 "a amiess LA g OF all sizes, at the
CHICAGO BAG MANuFACTOkf,
,,o, s-,,i,n ia SDutl ID arborn street, Chicago.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

TIsHERE wili be ri ctst held - she NJ P mn.
J. syivsnia ouse ~ the 9Th wasd Of the city Of Da-
ysnpoit on tNe - Saturday u January, 1851 10 e
The rss,snasin Of Ali rlnan samuel =. Dartlsy.
aPo'l. n - cp.a d It o'cocA. 4. II, and cioscd
q -. y sraFS = the Cesnsn
snbsssR etfleetiss chst ~ ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
NOTICE.


consisting Of all vsri, ties OF
SAirssp UndersAirts. DysTevs, Stock 11es Crseafs,
closes, Mite, Socks. Asspesdevs,
Traces and everything In this line, f.r sale st low
mark. Give cali
A. CASTEEv..
noyI%itf GEO LATfNER.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
From the Cedar Vali"y Tifaes
O0veup. ri. Iowa.


Last week. we took flying trip 10 Da-
venport and Rock Island. Al the former
place we found business much more lively
than e. the latter. We have never before
paid Davenport a visit OF any length, nor
did we. at this time, ston as long as We
could have desired, considering the good
treatment which We received from all W.,
had the pleasure Of becoming acquainted
with. Davenport has the right kind Of men
and the location TO become the metropolis
of the Mis- iss,p3i Valley, and as high and
loud.sonnding ~ this may seem 10 some If
our readers, we think that the dav is not
Tar distant when she will take the formo
rank among the cities Of Iowa. Dubuque
with all Of her mineral wealth, does, not, in
our estimation. compare with the City #
Davenport. That there il room for both,
W. will not deny, hnt whether both will oc
cupv the 70 ,m winch awaits Dave port,
is question Of doubt. Situated - il is, II
il is one Of the Paraiises OF this Western
country, and while il answers the purpose
IT hu iness, IL also affords \ enod location
for the men of leisure. lis buildings ar.
all of tn finest s,yhsrf arctiec ute, sud
the men hat occupy them are men oftalen /,
eIt rpri.e, and sacacity. THIS being Tie
Case, We cannot see why they have not
looked more TO their interest, 10 retain the
trade Of C-dar Valley. which they have
heretofore received. The cons'ruc ion Of
he Chicago, Iowa aud Neb,ak a railroad
from Clinton 10 ihi. city is certain, conse-
gu nifty the trade that Davenport now fecel-
YES, Will stop a, Clinton or Oh caco.-uE I.
on inquiry at Iowa Cry. we vs.. re no, sur
prised to md that over one-half Of all the
goods receiver al the Stat tpu were dxs med
tor the Cedar Valley. and also thai The same
we're sh.prst from Davenport. or Rock Is
land. Under these circumstances, does II
not be.oose The citizen Of Davenport TO b-
up and dong IN order TO retain this trade?
W. think il does. l, 10 a mere matter OF
dollars and cei.ts with them. By cons,ruc.
ting the Mnscaiin~ Rail, . al 50 as 10 in,-r-
sect the chicago, Iowa AMI Nebraska Rail-
road. Cedar R,pds will be no further oil
! than Iowa City noA rs. while the rich
country that will be spend up for them will
aoubiy ray the cost. Capitalists OF DIVER.
poit, look 10 this, ere it il 10 late.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

w Light stripe AMI Plat ks;
sSry Wh,er, ptpg sni blue G. es.e lie raRut:
Pink. tlu aud white Ills TuIh;
CctTed bar gss amt Ia tons; =.
- pink, blue and buG Ne ino-;
Whit Assinos and aelaines.
EmSroidsries ~ every Description
ss.s. Silk d rihs> au,t I.sc~ Cage;
's5s valrncis0a.s aud Malt se haze sets:
WHIT saa light cslosed Kid 0boves,'.ta
. . SEA- variety a every s'yle = Hvsulng Dres
0esas aess eesna q wADSWOAr0s1, =
caesar oeeend - eoVssiss LsClaiso Aoua.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07


The weather is prime and sound in
quality, und cold enou h in all conscience,
and most provocative OF sound sleep
good appetites and ouoyant spirits. The
people step quickly and j'yously through
the streets, and the stores IRE cnmforta-
bly, crowded with Customers The wea-
Their naturally suggests tho subj ct Of
furs, which seem to have an unusual
FUR or this winter. The importations
Of fancy furs into New York this year
reach two millions Of dollars in value,
shout half a million thnn that Of 1855.
The grea, variiy and quality and price
allows all classes to indulge in this lux
ury, and while rs much comfort may be
obtained by Eve dolIIr set Of mink,
The rich and luxurious find the doih,n.
OF Russian Stables calculated TO attract
admiration and excite surprise, cspecia-
lily il the cost mark be suspicious. The
Russian Sable have almost fabulous Fri
ccs. Som Of them cost as high as $50
apiece. Sixteen or eighteen skins are
required to make full sizc cape,so that
the coet Of the choice quality garment Of
this description wouli DO about 5000
Adding the cost Of making and tie prof
II, such an article could not be procured
for much less than 81 400. They arc
called Grown Sablcs. because they as
we'll es the ermine, are chiefly monopo-
lised BY the Russian Gov .rnmcpt. Not.
wihstanding q con siderable number are
annually brought to the Leipsic Fair BY
Jewish traders, who obtain them from
exiles in the mountains OF Siberia. OF
course very few Of these furs find mar
kct here, 10 the far west. The trade in
Furs this season has been brisk in town,
and large sales have bcen made not
only for the home trade, but for the sur
rounding country yet ALsroN 4 Co have
. fine supply Of most beautiful and
comfortable Furs Of Almost every known
variety and they are selling them at fair
prices. opposite the LIE Claire. House.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

the s7Afs DkMocaAr.

SPECIAL NOTICE TO BUSINESS MEN.
As ~ sdvsrsfsins pAp:r the State Dcnocrss /. u,r
'srsaly ress Fed ss the established medium Of bpsi
ess communicable between the buycl and seller; II,
srseiy increasing circulation. both at home IN
serosd, oaers favorable opportunity for jsd'cio,
dissemination ofmercsn,ue Intelligence II IL also
sava-e family journal, hence Retail Dealers as vel
- asre extensive trades psple. Mechanics and Citi
sens will find us columns essential 30 . prosperous
lustnsr.. "A WORD TO TIM WEE"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

PLANTATION MOLASSES-56 shl< laiins, q
III for sale by EVANS CHRW co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
LACE CURTAINS.

lie richest, hAnduosest, and mos: eSpensiv
goods IN the place. Any one wishing som. thin g
supesier IN the way Of very Fine Curtains. can al
item Al wADSwORTh'S,
,etl3-stf 4 q Clair. Hose
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
Clothing,
FURNISHING GOODS,
.1Mn BOUS, Clothing.

Der stock of fa' nishins Goods consist N par; o.
Ties, Stocks, Cl,ves, Suspendefs, Shirts Collars,
Drawers aud Hosiery.
Come and see u w. have full and splendid stock
every kind to suit the ard please the taste
Of the riest fa>ti,iious.
Thankful f,r the liberal patronage that has be II
bestowed on us,we hope by cise Application to bus
ness and utmost enisayors TO please, tina We
win merit a Continuance Of our old customers AMI q
large increase OF new ONES.
decsff J. :. DRAKE b co.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
q Mn
NEW GOODS RECEIVED AT
WADSWORTHS

NXIuIrE Brocade s,iks,
w FRENCH Merinaea,
WHIT De LANES,
Emhr ,idrr rcd Collars srt iianls,
white Brown and pink sab hihto.s,
Coloie ell Bereges for evening artss,
Wh,s and coored rsrietons
Rack Ielk SLAwls,
Extra 1ne Saxong Fisnpels,
CHECKED and Pain Nalnsooks,
LAT, : hsatk and white silk Hoee,
white and colored SKIRT lininSs,
Gents M.rno vets s.d Pants,
LADIES' French Breakfast Robes,
white Grape and many Other 81 yrs Ct goeds to which
" invite sttsnti.n.
nv SECOND ST opp l. Claire Honse.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

HOWARD
FIRE s Marine Insurance Co.,
OF PHiLADELpHI,. PENN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
Land Agents.

ALLEc / CLARK........P. q. Bnilding, Braiys
NiCKoLiS, ISBEI.L - co.. .............. Main t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

BURROWS 4 PRETTYMAN,
Forwarding aud Commission
Merchants.
PHOD6CE DEALERS,
And whole-se and Retail d'sirrsi In
ID II Y q O ID -
QUEESSwARE, CROCERIES. Boots AN
SHOES, HATS. GAPS. CLOTHING.
SALT. &C.
Having smilr rom TOR -'orafs. ~ ID III ray -
cslist attention {" Re living, storing aud Yorwsr
ing any God esnsgnrd to our cart.
CNsh paid at all liseses for ProS
dssce.
Front sirs,5 DAVENPORT. IOWA
Davenport Steam FIGURING Mills,
VA be k.pt IN coastsnt OPERATION. and - nets s,s
Informed th"' We lay ~ all iims Ia Ca h the hugh
Isl yvice ~ What. ki0nr always on hard.
at t,-d<w,f BURROWS h pKETTYMAN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
BURR & SWIFT.
d1oaMHn@ .
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

BUKIS u SWIFT.
GIL PAN 1 r 3
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Bsady ~. Essa side, -b,. Frsne . IL secssi.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
1An bar. Coffee, hk AMI M4rar4ito:
OU 50 phckcts Ud Java:
~ b. x-s gro. mi Coffee. Rio snd Java;
70 hbais SuGars;
% bbls re- an.s surArs--powdcrtt crushed and co.,
70 hbls Sugar Hor.e Molss.s;
!" paeksges Colleen syrup, whole half and quar-
osrs;
~, Ibis sait, coarse and fine;
80 bags Dairy silt, - b sscks;
80 chcsts 1eas, Young iiysop, Gunpowcer, Inl
rial ard Hiact;
100 caidtes Teas, Toung Hyson Guay. va-r I'm
rial and Blsct in :. 10 aud - D saisss;
o. h xes Cb.-e. w. H.. 0o-hen aud kas. Dairy;
9oo hzs S.aIs Family, Chspsn's Ersstve - vsncy
% b,x-s Itslisn Cattle Soap;
rs 'v'xss TObecce, :. 2, 10 - , So
.. .f,ss Ander.on's nnc cut ehewius Tohsece;
20 pkss o. ,m.ain Ing tobacco u \ 81 poUgS
100 ono Cigars. VAR - brands;
sSn ~. s. a'.s r Carbonate s.1.; Fta
% Do S0da Saieratus;
- ~ wAnsf and double re0ne6 d.
- hills Rtr;
b0 bsxes Starch,
lsobssss Candles. spsrm. Starr. stsrias saAS
low
100 gsllons oil, sperm. Whale. lard sai nseAine.
oil;
lm boxes spices, assorted;
20 dozen p.pper sA0,;
2Sd0eeu h,nAfo catsup;
Is dozen Pickles, assorted;
70 sbis vinrs.r, "a cider sad pure
20 pscsasrs Ma. 1nsw MsfhsSel;,
~ do No. white 4,.h;
5000 - uev CcdhAhS
Is bxs Hervinss; No. ].
lOO bxs Dusks.ss bSkuR Powders:
Dried Appi-s. Almonds. ksirins, ~, 0Du0.
Brooms Basxets Rnra, T~iueb Lamp Wkk, Weodsn
ware, Nalehes, ~. E E#f
Country Merchanss and cpnsrmers ere pagticu.
iary invtSci ~ sxsune oav stcch beesse pvcAastEg
n - W. win al all orders for goojs II d Leals
....o. SEQ, vht and ;oauy snee sddsd 0rfna Nhves
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
important ReMNOrNl.
THE PRGNTX HAS RISEN FROM HIS ASHES
We are in the Field Again.

INIIE Subscribers take this method ~ informing
i their numerous friends and customers ard the
citiz ms OF Davenport generally, that ihs. have r.
moved ffon. the Old and on Brady 10 the west side
OF Nam street, where We viii be pi, a>e1 TO them
AMI W. coandently assert that we have tie finest
stock OF
Clothing.
that can be found IN any other place in the S,a,e
Our stock IL cut accordng - II. --latest styles and
is made by but thu 10 ST Of workm and We will
sell a. cheap as any one dare.
We would say thst our aim has be TO produce
article 81 Ready Maj. Clothing superior TO anything
in the market, and think our e DDS (hy an examna
tnI,} will convince the most sceptcai that We have
a, 1911 l,i.ct
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-05

Safety ana Rencf.-Old DR.. H. James, about
whonhe SeH York and other Atlantic city press have
said 50 vs has retired from practice, hut Dr.. Tho
mas Tton, his soninlaw, has been educated to trav.
el for him and dispense his invaluable medicines Most
prominent among these is his extinct Of CAnnabis In.
dica, wchAe discovered after hard labor and deep re-
search In Calcutta He strove to make medicine to
save h only child from death by consumption, and be
succeeded. Dr. Titon, his son-in.law, IL In Chicago,
(Room No. 3. Massasoit House) He has already sue
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds Of terrible
Of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer.
ing, Asthma and Bronchitis. The Colds ana Coughs
he has banished. are innumerable. The Cannabb In.
dca Is the most wonderful blessing Of the age Give
Dr. rilton callor send for bottle medicine, which
win cost You two dollars He will prove 70 you thai
you need not be sick, and that 1t will cost ere rias
to get we'll =
n. "A Spiro.Dynameter to test the strength O.
the lungs, and ascertain the exact state Of the patients
health.
p. S.-By addressing DR.. Tilton note through tn,
Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postage stamps
az cents)a recipe will he In return, free charge
toany part Of the Union. All letters answered prompt
iy. - Address. 'fF,1
K DR.. TILTON,
!; Aoctl16m' - Box 1862, Chicago, III.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-05

w- The recent combination among the
Western railroads to raise the rates Of
freights, has induced a counter combination
on the part of the large drovers to rasist tho
imposition. The principal drovers Of Ohio,
Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky have formed
an association for the purpose Of throwing all
of their patronage, in the shape of the trans
portation of stock to the east, upon one road,
with a view of breaking up the present ar
rangement entered into at Cleveland between
the several railroads represented, by which
an advance equal to about IS per bullock is
charged upon all cattle destined for the east
ern market. By this movement they viii
force some of them to reduce their rates, and
thus break up the combination.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-11-05
DRY GOODS.

j., Very little business is being done by the
importers in New York. There is general
discrimination to reduce and limit credits
What sales are still made on credit, are OF
full prices; large deductions are made for
cash; but dealers prefer 70 hold their goods
rather than let them 60 on credit unless at
prices that prevailed early in the season.
The suspension of importations they think
will soon leave the market bare and prices
must advance. Now is the time to secure
bargains, for the reduction Of prices canno.
continue long in the present condition Of the
import trade. Several large cargees have
been re-shipped to Europe without breaking
bulk. IN New York a very heavy retail and
small jebbing business is being done for
cash, which is helping to clear the market Of
goods, and TO bring around a restoration Of
prices - t'