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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16

WORD OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS AD-
"A woe 10 those who viii reflect N
! !. ! J
Ujs solemn fact tina oos hum ~
drei Thousand die annually In the
Unttei States with consumption 6G1ETTR ~
msrasmus or premature decay.
There cannot be al effect with
out adequate cause.
la view OF the awful destrcc- <ZT
ton ofhuman life and health By yAk8Hk =
msarasmus or premature ex- iSHuh& =
hsustinn and decay ~ the nsrv- =
ous systens-ncrvous debility, Er% -
caueef by sexual diseases, guch
rs the vices u Self Abuse. Sem,- k----2
nal Weakness, Spermsttorrhea, Gleet, Impotence,
Lucorrbcea and SteTiiity. and Organic Diseases OF
the Kidneys, and In view VI the deccptions which
prsciioci upon the unfortunate victims Of such dis.
eases BY quscts and base pretenders DR.. Hubbe'l
sill give medical advice gratis To all patients thus
afflicted male or female, who may apply by letter or
prsoGaily. With dcsci ipion u their case a. 10
true and reliable means 81 cure Ard H. proposes 10
treat the unfortsnase and cases 81 extreme pover-
tEe cost Of meic.ne
la all diseas's which Affect mankind, arising from
Abuse OF sexual functions-whe Their srrted or sin
2ie, male ~ fenAe-Doctor iiubbeIl may be consult
so prvavy and secretly, no matter what the disease
may be, he Will furnish then. with delightful and
pleasant remedies tha. will strengthen the whole ner-
vous systm-and that, 100, ~ remedies that never
do the slightest injury, under any circumstances.
To THE LADIss.-Laiies troubled with rr-guari-
hes, weasness and other complaints peculiar 70 the
female System, will dad . speedy by calling A.
above.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address, Hubbeil, n d, box 1858 o, Chicago
Illinois.
Private once, No So Randolph n, opposite the
Revere Hotel.
Bebldtf
SPECIAL kO1ICE.-HIGHLY IMPORTANT TO
FEMALEs.-Al those whose health will not admit OF
Decotning mothers, and wishing quiet arcommoda
lions until restored and also 10 the services 81
one OF the most experienced Ply scians in the United
States, will please address r. .. Box 1865, Chicago
H. nar2Gd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
To the Afflicted.
A Safe T. Sure Cure for the Crawl.

7 HAVE In my possession . Recipe which I will
L warrant to especially cure the GRAVEL even In
its worst stages the medicines are purely
even within the reach Of any and every one With
out trouble and expense, after obtaining the Recipe
Three dollars enclosed to my address will epsure IN
any one the afore Recipe by return Of MALL together
with full and complete directions for using
Address DOCT. G. @. 6TETeON,
Box - Post Once,
Davenport,
Iowa.
orAAtf fQaQatke Conr1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16

Winter .dS'r01e cement,
I'm and after Z arday dc 4. LIST 1865. and until
Ofurther notice, trains VIII leave RocA island daiU
Sundays excepted, rs follows
LIST mail train At 10 90 A u
ID night express eOOP. II.
ID freight with ID class cars st eOAn
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, Sundays e.
oepted, follows:
LIST night express a. 500 A. Il
Cd mail train At 6.O0P. n.
Sd freight, with ID class cars et $50 P. n.
Ali trains this road In direct oounex0n ot
Chicago with trains both the Michigan Southern
and Michigan Central r. h. 70 and from Detroit, 10
iedo Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, PittsbuHgA,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New YoSk,
Philadelphia, baltimore and Wsshinston. Also st
LASalIe with trains Of the Illinois Central Rood
North 0alcna and south 70 st. Louis and Cairo, -
which place. tickets can be procured Of
g. s. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
4. T. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers reminded Of the neoesstyof swing
distinct directions the destination Of their bag
gage procure tickets before taking their oeate
In the cars the conductors collect fares only
tons on the line the Chicago Rock Island railroad
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
". n. WHITMAN, Asst Sup't.
Rock Island, Nov, ~. 1919 ldtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16

1ississippi & Missouri = J.
~ and ssssr headev, Nay 10Th, les, 81 snsG
~ sasshss notice, ssaias vid leave DovsoposS. ~
0aDssts1e, Columbus City - IeUa ON (Sun6syv
sucsvtsd0 - follows:
LIST 1xprsss Train q oto n
"a Ian Trom - 80 ? q
fssins viii leave Dsvsapsss ~ CAlaODdasly. ~
days excepted as follows:
1st Mall Train, AZ 0AS r
d nx2rsss Train, NJ ebsS .
Trains arrive 1t Davsopsst Aany, OunAays sssep-
ssd) - follow:
ynoM TEE EAST.
LIST Rxprsss Train q 6lSA.u.
- Mail Train, At 80 r
ist Nan frstn. st sss q \
"a Bxpress Train st sSOpu
All trains out Of Davenport WIN 0ake opnpec1sean
u Counbs City and Iowa Oity With the western
Stage Co.'S stages for all point, West
The Passenger Train connects ot Rock Islsnd IN
Chicsap Rock Island Railroad trains for ell polnes
East, North aud South.
Passsnssrs s,- reminded Of the neeeu1ty ofstvAna
lstipct direction TO the destination Of their 49,
gage also 10 Tickets before taking hsig sessiD
the cars.
vREi0uT.
Leaves Dacenpor, at 56OAm
Arrives at Davenport At 630P u
NB. Tue Morning (sa5 A ny train for III. HAST
con -c.s at ChicagJ Junction With Michigan
Southern train for the Ret. Passengers thereby
save oil delay.
may s-dtf ADDISON DAv, supt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
JAMES MORROW,
a-r~aan and Mechanical Dentist.

OvrERs HIS SERVICES AS SUCH
IN his n, lends and the public q eoer-
mV nj. bei,-ving that ne 800 VII
AkIYO give entire Satisfaction In oil worh
Ann. An IN. ryrn,a, line He has been engaged In Or
(3oodrcb's once for the last fecn months, and he
iievius that he has aimed his former reputation
q Dentist, he asks for PORTION Of the psirohAN
from his friends and the public. His hcqnrenieh.s
In the knowledge Of Dentistry and Arrangements 10
his once and laboratory sach that he prrpAfea
% DO any vork in the Dental line. His MODE OF ~ork
II different from oil others IN his sc'ioh OF ts oou
tyv I.so~ more cIcsnIy and durable and worn with
uoec opulfort and eatls.sotion TO the weArer He
Vim put In artificial indentures from one to an en-
tve ST. and do all other work appertsining To Den
tlstry.
Once and residence connected, on Fourth street.
Sound house west Of Main, adjoining DR.. Fountain
residence.
Any number Of references given II required
MAJ AdN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
10 Brick Makers.

ErOR sale cheap for cash-SIx Brick Machines com
Il plete and In good order. Each machine, with
ne horse will make IA 600 Perfect Brick per day.
All the brick on the Hudson River are made BY sim
Lar machines. Address
NARvIAN 4 GIBBS,
mch26 dn box 2012, Chicag
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
MEDICAL.
DR. EIU77 - Il L.
Medical ImiirDmary

SIS RANDOLPH STREET. OPPOSITE THE kEvEsx
HoTKL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
Legal Notice.

se sJATe co or In the D:re Court
Wells 4 Christie, !
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16
Legal Notice.

STATE OF IOWA, &C In District Court Of Scott
SCOTT COUNTY. County aforesaid.
wilcox, Perry Escker
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-16

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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08
Correspondence.
COUNCIL Biurrs, Iowa. Nov. "a.

Correspondence.
COUNCIL BLurrs, Iowa, Nov. "a.
M. Editor Thinking that perhaps your
readers would like to know what 10 transpiring
IN western Iowa, and the adjoining Territory
more especially the "south Plat gold region
/ take this opportunity to communicate the CTR.
rent news in this region. The great topic Of
discussion at the present time is, "would II be
policy for the sAte Of Iowa 70 lend her aid
to the different r. r. CONS" Many argu-
ments are advanced, pro and con, concerning
the measure /; but the general opinion il, that
western Iowa will reject the proposition BY an
overwhelming majority. No less than six Of
these corporations have been chartered, running
from the Mississippi to the Missouri river; the
majority Of which have obtained large dona.
tons Of land from Congress. besides having in.
duced the counties through which they pass 70
vote large sums In county bonds to aid in their
construction. The Miss. & Mo. River R. r
have lately commenced work in this county,
but the mass Of the people believe that IL is only
Tuse to get possession Of the county bonds
which have been voted the Company, to the
amount of $500. 900. The recent discovered
frauds in the affairs of the "Air Line Road" il
beginning to open the eyes Of the people Of
western Iowa. They begin to see that r. r.
Corporations are not always what they propose
to he.
The Legislature Of Nebraska Territory I'D.
journed last week after passing . Criminal
Code and enacting several salutary laws. Of
which the people were much in need. they
quietly clored their labors, and. to their credit
be il said, they only had one "dsxnkea ros"
during the Session. A new Governor 10 soon
looked for in that territory. ~ Gov. Richardson
has resigned, to take effect the 6rst of Decsm.
Der.
News from the "South Platte gold diggings"
has just been received from those who went out
from here in Oct. They had just arrived in the
auriferors region. and were just commencing to
build their lodges for winter quarters. They
report that many miners are doing nothing and
consequently making nothing but that most
Of those who are working the mines are max
ing from three TO twelver dollars per diem.
The distance from Council Bluffs to the
mines is less than 600 miles, and those who
went out on the North and returned on the
South side Of the Platte. report the former TO be
by far the shortest and best route. Those who
60 out in the spring should by all means take
the North Platte route. From Council Bluffs
and Omaha to Fl. Kearney 10 nearly "dsad
leuel," and the road IL settled most Of the way
to that point. Snow had fallen to tho depth Of
six inches in the mines, on the first Of Nov.'
and all hands were preparing for winter.
Promising to give you the latest and most
reliable news from the mines a. II 10 received
during the winter, bid you and your readers
good bye. ..... s
HIAWATHA.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Cocrcring. - Isaac Mathews Is Cooper
This Is news to " and We are glad to announce
It. He stands at the head Of the profession in
this country and we hope he will be kept at
work till he makes barrel Of money. Our
country cousins. like Bigelow and Mathews.
who have retired from large farms to enjoy
city life, must be kept busy a. something while
here or they will spoil. Let Us try to save one
Of them By giving him all he can DO at his new
sl'op near the Academy-the "General" is our
superior in military rank and the rules Of the
service viii not permit moro familiar reference
t. him.
See Mathew sdvnrtis.nanck
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Par1gudy.-Thc war our eovernment IL
waging against this South American country,
originated after this fashion:
The east side of the river Paraguay. but not
the cea side, belongs TO that government, and
the channel on the Paraguay sideis prohibited to
war vessels. The U. S. sloop Water Witch was
surveying the west side when the authorities
fred into her. Our folks demanded an apology
which P. refused to give, and hence the war
This is the version of the story given by the
U. States; the British say the Water Witch was
ON the east side where she had no business
The whole fight is about least" and 'swest."
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Chas. II. Dama.-This gentleman has been
engaged in compiling . work called '.1he
Household book of Poetry" He has ignored
most Of the real poets Of England and America
and apotheosized all the Ne v England Adolf.
ton doggerel writer's.
A correspondent whose signature is Fay.
ette' sends us sharp criticism ofthe work
We will find space for it next week.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

EEpensiue.-Ths Lacrosse Republican esti-
mates the distance from that city to st. Paul
y 100 miles, the grade not over 10 feet and
advises the Construction at once of Rail-
road. In referring to the cost it says that not
over $1,000 per mile will be required II
this means dollars it looks as though it would
be difficult TO raise the money in the present
embarrassed condition of western finances -
1t is probable the figure was meant to be i.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

The RsDer Crossing-MoSpELL of North Nc.
Gregor authorizes no to say that while the leo
il floating and it is hazardous to cross, he will
put travellers and citizens over the river and
back at rs cents each, and convey them to
South McGregor Free This is great reduc-
tion from last winters prices and Mondell shall
have all our custom. He has more public spirit
than any man We are acquainted with.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08
DIE d.

At his residence, Monona Clayton County, Iowa
on the 10th ofNovember, LIZ GRAND 0LAsTEp.
The deceased was born in Connecticut, Nov. 18th,
l7o7 and died 1t the age ofel His father removed to
franklin Co., Vermont when the subject ofthk notice
Was boy, and in 1850 deceased moved with his family
to Nonona, lows, where he has since resided.
lie was worthy member Of the Masonic Fraternity
and he was buried with the houors Of tho order.
cory.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

NeU Line.-The st. Louis and Dubuque
papers are insisting that some city besides
Galena, shall have the credit and the profit Of
navigating the Upper Mississippi. The ST.
Louis boats have made money the past summer
and nothing less than daily line will meet
the wants Of our people in 1859
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08
COM NJ E RCIAL.


0OSO8OS A1NxkOIs
Wedaesday, Dec. 8. 1858
(Corrcctsd weekly BY HOFFMAN BENTON Z co
Wholesale 0rocers Druggisea1
Milwaukee and Chicago selling IL saint Louis. eel.
ling -. Gold buying l-2, selling premium.
PRODUCE.-Wheat IS to 40. Flour z. so TO 2..5.-
Oats 30 to IS. barley Is Corn as Potatoes 4oto So
Beans 40 70 80. Butter 10 to IL. Lard nominal.
Eggs IL to Is. Cattle gross, &c. Sheep l5O to 800
Beef dressed to g. Hogs drsased $50 to SIS.
FRUITS.-0reen Apples $50 drisd Ia. kaisins
$50.
GROCER1Es-Suga declined, 3 IA 70 -. Coffee
sugar IL to II Powdered and crushed u Ia. Mo-
lasses, (newS to So Syrup IS to co. Coffee prime Rio
AZ IL IL. Crackers Q to 7. Saleratus bulk -;
Dabbittt toe. Tobacco Is to 4O-smoking 3 to 10.
Whisky Is to 90. Candy Is.
eALT-$2,6O.
rIsH-Mackefel $50 to $50 Cod el-2; White As.
Water Lime so. Plastee tot. Domsatie Lime 81.
OiLs-Bbl. Lard rs Whale 90 70 q, 90 Linseed
1l0 SoaY ola. Candies mould IL l-2 70 u Ia, Ad.
amantine Is.
HrDES--Dry 6int IL l-2; Green IL.
sUNDRIES.-Nails - rs. Pelts Is. Wood Us to
White Lead to 10. Lumber ~, 10, Is, % Lath
to 3 IL shinglss to 5. Sole Leather 20 70 20.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Stock Raising.-Joseph NJ. King, ESQ, Sc.
cretary of the Clayton County Agr. Society has
forwarded TO this Office circular addressed
ITO the cattle Breeders of Iowa" by ]. H.
Wallace scc'y. OF the State Society of Iowa.
We will publish the circular as soon a. the
Presidents Message and other Congressional
documents are disposed of-pcrhaps sooner.
The circular invites all cattle.,aisers to give
Mr.. Wallace an account of the blood. pedigree
DC. of the animals they are raising that he may
publish it in the Transactions of the Society.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Another BaN.-Conant 4 Hopkins. as will
seen by their card in to-days paper will give .
Cotillion Party on Thursday evening at Ken.
ncdys Hall. Wcsay gipe because the price is
90 low IS to place the pleasure within tho
reach Of any body who has industry enough ITO
get out of the ashes" There are dancers
enough in town to gil the American aud Ken.
nedyis too. "All hands round''
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Sharp-The Howard County Sentinel gives
Judge Murdoch special scissors because that
dignitaryreaected on the conduct Of Sheriff
FELLows Of that county while the said Sher.
IL was over in Wisconsin hunting up GAY
an escaped horse thief. The Judge published
note Of retraction. but the Sentinel is not
appeased.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Racine.-A letter from friend at Racine
suggests the division Of Clayton and ALBANIA
kee counties, 80 that McGregor may have
show for a county seat He proposes that
Lansing. Mctiregor and Gutenberg shall be
the seats of the three new counties. Our friend
is much Interested in the r. Road from this
Toint westward. He says there will be large
emigration to North McGregor from Racine in
the Spring.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

zlMpvsaee--Judge Leifingwell Of Metre
gor did himself much credit in his Temperance
Address Of last Thursday evening. II is re-
ported to ~ ~ the most appropriate and clio.
quent Speech yet made before the Society,"
It grasi6es u much to hear 90 favonbly from
our modest young friend,
We understand that Mr.. LeAngvell has &C.
cepted IN invitation to deliver Lecture on
Tussday evening next before the Pssirie du
Chen Literary Assoeie4i1n.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08
ovr'cs OF covsr. JyOor, Clayton 90. Lowe,

OyyIc8 OF C0uNry JUDoE, Clayton Go, Iowa, !
0uttenberg. November 24th, 1865.
LII persons indebted to the School Fund or Delin.
"A qusnt Interest, are hereby notified that unless
the paid before the first day Of January,
1850, also al interest falling due said day penalty
Of two per upon said interest will be charged,
and in like manner additional penalty Of two per
cent for every month any Delinquent may jl to pay
the interest due from him until the same = paid, aud
IL sad interest is not paid at the end Of six months,
the County Treasurer will report the name Of the De-
nquent to the District Attorney, who Will immediately
commence suit for the collection Of said interest
1t will be to the interest OF all parties who have
signed their contracts sold and transered th land
which they have morgaged collateral security for
the payment Of money and interest to the School Fund
that the interest paid while their obligations
remain In the School Fund. o. W. CRAZY,
! December !, lS5Sw5 Ill County Judge
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

ALey.-Miss Catharine c. Richie has OBJ
tanned verdict Of 5000 against the Hudson
River r. R. for an sccident which caused her
the loss Of a leg.
The two legs Of Miss Richie we're worth just
81 0 900 ct this rate
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

80 Our readers are now aware that We have never
advertised patent medicines-but publish an
advertisement OF Ayers Pills. not bessuse paid
for alone, but because honestly belieye that Dr.
Aver Of the best Physicians and Chemists Of the
age, and because ne kaow from experience that his
was ever invented We have been cured by it OF So
we're Bronchitis, and have given to family with
unfaling success for colds, coughs whoopng cough,
Group, &. Our Neigbors who have tried these Pills r.
present them Is an extraordinary good medicine
Democrat, Nc Arthur, Vinton Co., Ohio nllw4
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

Piti0ble.-The cities and counties Of Wis.
consin have pledged their credit to Railroads
to such an extent that they cannot pay the in.
terest. and it is now urged that the State must
assume the whole Indebtedness or the minor
Corporations will be compelled to repudiate.
This is . beautiful state of affairs for new
country 70 much in debt individually that
you must burst or saddle the debt on the whole
mass. The remedy proposed reminds Us Of
tho doctor who was gratified when his patient
was thrownsinto "fts as he was 'h-on fits
and should be certain to cure him
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

The JoWD.
The Israelites of the whole civilized world
are almost ready to take up arms on account 81
the late abduction Of boy in Italy BY the
Catholic clergy. Their indignation is praise.
worthy and We heartily join them in dcnounc.
ing the internal Vaccinations by which it ID
said the child was baptised Christian aud sub.
sequsn.ly stolen from his parents. The Catho.
lice Of the U. 8. and the great Catholic powers
Of Europe have peti'ioncd the Holy Father n
release the child. The Jews Of al our large
cities have held meetings and petitioned this
Government to take some action in the matter
but Gen. Cass. the Secretary Of State. has re.
piled that such interference with the religious
systems Or the personal quarrels Of European
sects 10 no part of our policy, and hence while
synpathising with them deeply We can do moth.
ing but pity. In this view Of the case the
whole country will agree.
The Chicago Times Of late date. in long
editorial. places the whole subject of political
and religious intolerance in its true light and
gives the proper direction to public sentiment
The prosecutions Of the Jews in England, Of
the Protestants in Italy. of the Catholics in
Sweden and Ireland. Of the Christians in Tur-
key-in word the religious rascality Of all
Europe, to say nothing of it, political mean
nescs. would require 20 large . share Of our
Regulating" power that wc would have no
time to attend to our own business, and the re.
suit to those whom We would befriend would
be about 10 profitable a. the labors of the
Abolitionis's have been to the negroes of the
South. We could soon involve ourselves in
difficulty with every nation in Europe, get in
suited for our Pains. be obliged to pocket the
insult and that would be the end of it. A GER
tain estimable gentleman named Don Quote
once upon time undertook the righting Of all
the wrongs Of his country. and he received
only broken jaws and belabored carcass for
his illjudged efforts to do good the history of
this gentleman Is familiar to American States
men.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1858-12-08

liquors. invite the special attention Of
dealers to the Adv. of J. w. Horn Of Milxau-
kee. We have been acquainted with Hoyt a
good while and We know him to be one Of the
most reliable merchants of Milwaukee. His
business is extensive, his trade large, his cili.
ties not excelled BY any man in the place and
he INDUCES very largely in the spirit Of accom-.
mediation. We have gone from Hoyt's to
Isham's and from lshams to Hoyt's, tasting(in
business wsy) the Bourbon DC, of both, and
We are Jet unable to decide who is sDtitled 70
the premium. Hoyt. just at present is our right
bower and We therefore ''freexs" to him though
We would not intimate that any thing he sells
would freeze!
Send him an order, MIR. Groceri