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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
Another State Printing Operation

Another instance Of the negligent
and careless manner in which the
affairs Of the State are conducted by
the black republican officers who con
troll them, is the fact that the acts OF
the past session Of the Legislature,
which by the requirements of the law
should have been printed and distribu-
tee in June last, have now just begun
to make their appearance. The neglect
Of the State Printer and the persons
whose duty it is to see that the laws
are executed, has already been the
cause of much trouble to the Courts
who we're ignorant of the changes made
IN OLD laws or Of the existence OF new
enactments.
To this unwarrantable neglect of the
plain requirements of law by the State
printer, must be attributed all the ne
cessarily improper decisions made in
consequence of an ignorance of the
enactments Of the Legislature, and all
the difficulty and expense to suitors
consequent upon the necessity Of an o..
peal to right them.
AT the door of the republican officers,
also, must the blame Of the misappre-
hension which has existed regarding
our Stay laws and their injurious effect
upon our credit abroad, be placed. 1t
was known that law had been passed
creating an appearance tesm and that
1t amounted in reality to "stay" of
Six months; but the fact that 1t was to
expire by its own Limitation on the first
OF January next, was, in consequence Of
the violation Of duty of the State
printer, unknown, and hence the par
agraphs which have been floating about
IN almost every paper in the country,
that there is not now much chance to
collect debt in Iowa unless the debtor
is honest"
But notwithstanding this plain yio-
lation of duty on the part OF the prin-
ter, we presume that extra John Pattee. |
in pursuance of the arrangement by
which he overpaid the last State Prin-
ter some ten thousand dollars, will |
audit the full bills OF the present orin-
ter.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
PROCLAMATION.

w HEaEAS, by an Ac. of the Sew nth Ge,er,
~ As, m ~ OF he State of Iowa, en- tied al
Act reslsi ~ d am nding Il " fCoda and ~
'i pr''i ife elec ion, Il ling c,ncies in Of, q
I.slsn ~ rus, AND cortes ing elections spr,,
NJ .Fch rs fSoS, it male the duty ~ the t.nvsr
nor 81 ieas' tai,iy ~ b. 2 gen al eecijon
70 ISSUE rus pro ciamaion d.sgnating Al! the oace,
To he Il led by The vote of al the lie tors IN che y,
OF os IN ei''fors In any Juiui j DIST let:
no" ther:l re- !, Raih Low Goyernor ~ the
pa :" lo"', 60 ~ t us my lanrtiou ru,l sh
ana ca e, Ia att he next 6ene al p,ecr! n 10 ~
NO IN DIS State or. tn 80 OSD TIL aDAY IN
uClobHk next III" I'll owing Offices are 10 be fllej
d vote OF Sill the elect rs Of this State To wit:
III ofsce Of Secretary ~ State;
The Office Of Auditor OF s ste;
Tn ice OF Tire sprer of ate:
TIE ono " Attorney General;'
IN once "i H. gs'er OF Stste Land Once;
e once OF Ooinnlissioner Of the es III ines Riy.
er Improve rent "
And the fol owing olcee are to b. filled by vnt. q,
tnis e'ate ~ tablished by act of tn. said
Assembly to-wi;:
The ofic, Of District judge:
Ene ONCE OF District Attorney;
In once OF one Member Of the Board Of pauc.
ton. A1ueo'
whereof all citizens aud officers concerned, partic
uariy tn Sheriff o. the several coun les. Viii ,sI.
notice, and b. governed accordingly
In tes' fmony w. erect hive hereunt, act
my hand. and affix I'd the Ores. sal -
49, TIE 8 ate of Iowa "
LIS Done At Des y. iaes this ninth d.v ., A..
sust. A. ID ISIS 81 the Ind zen tence .,
sne United states the SD, anu OF ms
BY the Governor. LOWE.
.uro.,.., 1LiJAH SELLS.
~ - r. = " Secretary Of State
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
Practical peUmanshiD,

In this department, IS in AL others, these COLLEGES
stand ct The very door the n4nle.
The styles of pra teal, rpaIHenta! ans aJies
Epistoialy Penn nsh y, universally atniretty
al ov' re- OF Good Writing, - tangni al thes, Cot.
reyes are not e. uacd, 1t Is ,hey never
shall be-
written specimens OF penm.nship seat free 0.
charge.
Studfn's nsy commence at any time. D!pl mas
Ararded TO Graduates. Scholarships good In either
College
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
~ the f.llo WinS places
STATE CANVASS.

The Hon. J. y. ELLw .OD, Democratic candidate
for Attorney tie. oral Of III state Of Iowa, viii i'd
dress tbs people At tho following places, TO Wit:
Adj, September 3, 8 o'clo-t.
'oxviii~, Septem ~er H. O'Clock.
Osksloosa, Septem .er IL, l O'Clock.
hidyviiie, september III, 7 O'Clock.
OuumsA, cept.mb.r -, 8 o'ciosk.
F.iif I'd, Bsptrrnber Is, , o'cloek.
Krs uqua September 10. Il O'Clock.
" Madison S.pemo-r II O'Clock.
k'okuk, sep'e nbr IL, O'Clock.
bu' l.nston, Septe NIB ~. o'clock.
Ausc<tsns. sept nbrr ~, 7 O'Clock.
Dsvrnport, Sep'smb E ", CLOCK.
Lyons, september -, o'clock.
Dubuque Septem per Is. O'Clock.
lows CITY, october ., O'Clock
Hon. 9. A. MOB. Republican candidate for
Attorney m raj Is invited to 10 present and dis.
euss the Issues b,fore the people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

DuBuouE-The E,pre. 4 Herald, spsaks
thus, Of the prosperity Il that city:
Rents in this city have come down con
sidprabiy nevertheless, We are assured that
the number Of new tenements erected this
season will avesage one day in Dubuque. -
We do not doubt but this is so. More build
ings have been erected this season than
would be supported judging from the rear
city OF money, but an observation of what
Is taking place throughout the city will sat
isfy any one that there is rome vitality lief,
in this community, no matter how muci,
complaint one may hear of hard timeA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
S33l,946

i. smooth az. .soS nA,lLwAi-A novel plan for
1 Rs.r ra III has been proposed by I Mr.
49,, is :" New York. 1t consists Of a foun.
aauon rail. composed of succession Of fo o.u.
iron ARCH. the top of which forms strs; IJ
.uo CONTINUOUS comb, A inches tLi.L
;san united and bound together by rolled
IRON saddle rail and transverse bolts. he
~; S"een winch two rails 10 interposed pack.
~ saicsnized gutta percha. The two
o o..., % the track are bound together bv
- ~ iron uea The foundations on which
49,. s:,:s rest are composed Of rubble
hs,a s p Pun :. tae top Of which 10 two feet
i s.1. ~ s;us,ses. making the track entire.
~. s,Rs -. q tAe sa.sts sftls irost "a
- III u - ss =, ! "a i'll i;
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

HAIR RESTORATIVE W, Are p,e.s,l 10 H.. sh
70 iecord the ss faction OF cur patrons, atr tris
VI an article advertised in our columns. We hav
the 'atsfaction to know several Of re'ders who
oave usea Prof Woods Hate Restorative, and pro-
nounce IL to he Just wat tae advertisement says 1t
Is. We have several personal ac1uaintances, to-,
who We gray heaisd-they have tried 1t, and no "
u IT hni - Restored TO its 'riginsl color an they
willingly 'dd their testimony to Its efficacy and N
give further info atoC others desiring IT, TIT.
50 ans WILL fer She article and We aavise Gil who do
not Tish - appear grsy-hfa ed 10 use Woods Hair
Rest 'rativa.-- Htstern Patriot
Sold by ell good rug<is 6.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

Alni-st every body hs, h ard OF Msnn's Asue b IL
san. the attention OF cur numerous read,rs ts d.
teo,d 10 tae advertisement found is uno her column
oi u' paper, q TIE high eatialstion that is placed
upon TINS, tn gred est 'emejy kno,cn to modern
S''s11ce We haze never known ANY 9th r me tine
IN "a iaree share OF prbic eord nee in 20 ,hort
time as this has done. If ma; be a Iovy-t 10
Ju1ge by whstwe read, but IL . hCud b. sficnuf
particularly WHEN we suc1 testimonials cominE
II n men "f undoub ed v"racity from all art. Of the
country. TIL an be dou 4 but thai It Is one Of
the greae@t discoyeris IN the ed cal world sni de.
serves the appreciation and esteem OF our resrers
ana 'hn us'a >oa by all 90 d drugc ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

I)hOF. W0LLNRR Of 6 rrpaay, VII, has FOR
tue 'ast Two and b If years bad charge ( he
irpartmest OF Ia>tru rentA m usic ia Ill, TTov Can
i.irhCs Acah my, West fouitnry, W., has made this
ny us Germ nent home and OF - his siona
service 20 be ot:z n.'f Davenport All vicinity, u
on tho following terms
Rates OF ms rucion per sess'o" OF ten weess at =
Lessons per week-Piano Meoieon $40: ytlin
IN cia- ses. 20, husicsi Composition and Thorough
Bass, go 10 add ion To the skoTe, instruction ia
offered TO q - in German al S. per term OF 10
WEEKS, Lessons 4 week
Instruction will b. given At r Wnllnerss Music
Rooms, No. !, Forests Bio -kcorner OF 81 ana per-
~ streets =
Sh MD any desiring destruction on the Plano cr
Melodeon al their own homes, they can be ascom,no-
dated at an extra charge s Sc per tern.
FREDRICK WOLLERR
Pianos tuned by the year OF otherwise
IeQ9-d1mo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
County Work Houses !.

the reasons for the neglect of our State
Legislature, in adopting efficient laws
for the County prison system Of Iowa.
Under our present law the prisoners
are confined in our county jails, for pc.
riods ranging from one week to one
year, without any employment to
divert their attention and reform their
habits. In the night time they are
confined to their solitary cells, and in
the day time they congregate in the
halls outside the cells, aud employ
their time in profane swearing, vulgar
anecdotes, and in connecting schemes
OF escape or Of future crime, when their
term of confinement shall have expir-
el. An idle head is the Devil
work shop" Many prisoners are con-
fined in jails for assaults, intoxication,
and other trivial offences, whose gener-
al characters are otherwise good, but it
the jail, with no employment, they az.
,ciate with murderers, burglars.
thieves and the worst kind of criminals.
aud listen to their language, learn to
'ympathize in their plans, and ulti-
mateIy, by the Infection, become h.r-
dencd and degraded as the most iufa
nous criminals. Our county jails are
hotbeds for making criminals, instead
Of furnishing aud reforming them.
Under the present system the ex-
penses of maintaining our jaiIs arc
enormous, and are becoming greater
and greater yearly. The State Demo-
cros has repeatedly called the attention
o. the Legislature Of Iowa to the evils |
Of the present system. Now the pris-
toner's earn nothing, the county pays
for their comfortable support and pris-
oners graduate from these jsils as isno-
rant of Industrious habits as thew were
on entering.
The immediate effects of the work
house system attached to the tails,
would be the relief of tax PAYERS, in
reducing the expenses of the system
o . mere nominal sum, as it wonld be
elf supporting. The prisoner would
'arn enough to pay his board, his fine
'nd all the charges incident to his i'm
'risonment, and what is more impor.
ant he would DO constantly engaged
q honest labor, and perhaps for the
''st time IN his life learn the rudi.
nensa OF a trade that might, and often
aas proven to be, the means Of secur
ng him an honest life in the future.
IN the States of Illinois, New York.
connecticut and most Of the older
'tate'' such . system has long been
. u'e' and has been found to be the
'ery best way Of Furnishing and refor.
ming criminals, and at the same tim.
the County of taxation for :
heir support.
IN connecticut the work houses are
ander the supervisor of the County
Judge and County Commissioners.
whose duty it is to gee that the ner.on
Keeping the Jail treat. the prisoner,
renders = just and true accent
y their time and labor, and in otbe, ;
'sPect' conforms to the provision. ~.
'ee law In his discipline. Prisoner. A..
alo"ed fifty cent. per day for :
heir labor, what they earn, a.
'er paying the cost. and fn.. ,
becomes their own money. Hera
. offered an incentive to l.ho, :
.aa = labor 70 ueee psrsons, is NOR. /.
. \ y soSslAsnsat prisoner.
II sesd - y nort .ssissl, and =. !
peo)sAt 4 tStAtiAe knlls q M.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

STEM PLow.-At Chr.s,iana. Pa n trial
OF fawkes new steam pillow was made re-
Gently. III a meadow having tough rod,
which had never brfIrr been broken The
iron horse walked into it with comparative
ease, drawing six plows, cutting six feet Elk
iOches in width. and six inch deep the
engine working under a pressure OF only
sixty pounds TO the square inch, which is
about half the pressure u-ed on former DC.
casions in blowing In soft stuhbles with the
same number of plows. The plows work
Ell beautifully, turning over the sod with a
srno"thness and uniformity which could not
be exceIIed by any other Process
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
q cOtemnOrarI

We understand that our amiable cotem
FoTary down TIC track says he's going to
show up the Konitor man 10 the world
going 10 hold glass to Me,gs face go lie
all see his full deiormity. We think the
! great trouble with our friend ",iown tie
track" is hat he held too many glasses W
10 his own face.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
A PEAR PROM TIE STrYyH-ANr pgAR TRry

YEAR PROM TIE STUYyE.ANT PEAR TREF
Mayor Tieman OF New York on FrIda,
afternoon received, in a handsome paper
box, q good sized, smoothed skinned peal.
The box was inscribed thus.
"a pear from the Stuyvesaut Pear Tree
corner Of Third Avenue and Thirteenth St.
New York. The tree was brought from
Holland and planted in this city more than
two hu' dred years ago. To the Hon. Dan
iel +. Tiemann, Mayor of the City of New
York. with the respects CT Thos Macfarhn .
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

eHon1Y, ESQ.,, and other atl3 Lectrrsrs,

l. EHohsY, ESQ.,, and otner 2t.o Lecturers.
Be ur JernqnpnfI1 loectss be4e ,s,, ,,.,
IN The ann it,, Vita! desireus of maiu,aii.
do ~, ~ 10, - .o'oI ~. - s1natoh's a., re
t-k-n +, CONNER. al Coll Sc, sa6 - e, ~ j, -
which are on ~ teiupar4ttiy - nbt,.t = ~. 4, M
/ o m,kA great tlow for 4 ~ n,,a-,,,t -
'sno. on some n " Mae. n,..Is II i , - =
| reiofi over the whole w.r,d u If tt9 ,'..,. -
/ such hluca winter, nc. oplt1,.te ..tr ~. ~
/ ,ere. c, d lusine.s mn n,t " ~. -. - -
their OWL aofool room we, 'hefef5ia. a. rajejo o,e
~ ID. ~ e'oegeI te s'etem tts, pra9..se n7thiug
-, 81 :, ~ u n'i'eFiis+ =" 'r'ch-
| -, -, - = usage anu la ~ No Gains We can.
| ~ '-o't"uia'e.
THE EnO9KEPpItSf. o0Ysgr
| Embraces csnlu,ete "a. II ho,.a Fl ,.,s- ,,,-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
e1z Il Egtsr:Oiss

'f'HE following desc 7 "a Real Kstate:
L swA, sec D. 50 ~ q.
~ ac" IN The south west quarter of sec:isn 10
~ ts0. re,e
~, 3 X, SIC u. 50 r9 Q.
~, hex
EA, swk,seh ser T., ts0r3e
~, svk, ser o, -, r4s
II vii be- d.vidsf 10 uit purchasers. Price 12k
rer asr Te ms Y CT b, bsiaa on yes1s time
wish 10 per te.t lterest, pc yabie annually
Ebquire -
jyIsd6w {. ". ErNr
Post Office But ding
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
Dissolution.

'Nshn co partnership heret fore exstiuo h-.-,..
the undersigned, under TIE style OF n X snar
= Oo, IS IN ID dissolved by mu,u.l cnusent
Airs nan vi tend TO the settlement Of the - =,
st,,s :, ,s urn ana 10 alone authorized to use the
dated this 2sth day Of August, A. D 1855.
augs1 Jnaapa -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
The Election will be held on
Tu esI1ny, October l2th.
COMO .tESSIONAL CANVASS.

Hon VIM. =. Le~nswei,. the Democrsttc csnd.-
da.s fpr Congress. hsvoG pesi she In citation VI
H.. Van sv .. the Repair Gao csndi late. to NEE
him In dsosssion st his VARIOUS appointments In tn
District the too c.nii lat Wi address tbs people
Ar TWO O,CLICk, r. NJ,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
vieiia 4 Plane Forte instructors

MR. HERMANN KLEIN being celebrated viz
IVA tlnist and Piano plsyer Who inst arrived fro a
0sTmAny, Will sire inssrusto On the Violin and Pr
sne 1brts stshsr q biz rosid nee or wnessver sl,s
U0-re van I'd Paoos timed and pair d. In
1Aee = 10 osemsnia aeees, "a stssqt bgeWe0 ~.
- ~ eDtt otssoD o. Ssttossto 40 ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04

~ A couple of Ir-hmen near st An
thony, Mimi, undertook to grind some blast
ing powder IN coffee mill, for the purpose
OF making it fine enough to fire in a shot
gun. OF course the friction produced by
grinding the powder, # which there was
halt a pounu, cause it TO explode, blowing
the coffee mill into email fragments, and
severely burning the two men.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
TO ECONOMAL "A MILES.
And Ladies Married mr. SSmpp1

ksoh FIFTY Gents enclos d, in postage STAMPS, the
e uLde- igDed wilt fnrr ara by refi,rn mai IL
lowing inva!u ibic hfus h Id receipts msae with
on trouble and fvll printed INSTRUCTIONS Yor ten
cents you caa proc what would cost al the store
one duH-viz:
How to make Pouire Subtle. for removing .uperfu-
Gus Hair.
How 10 make tooth powder.
How 10 make II II Restoratives
How to make Hair Dye.
How to make Pcmadcs.
How to maize Bloom Of Roses, to remove Frccxlo
from the face
How to make Rou &c for the complexion.
How TO maxi Indeiitle Int
How 10 cure corns
Hvw to make Cement for mendlng broken china.
-ALSO-
Hsrper Twe1vetYees' celeDrAted Washins r..
pecpt; your wasnins done IN hslf the time and
troubls. without wearing out youss clothes with the
6crubbing BosYd.
DR- Ovnus q. MOTT. Bvo~klyn, MI
Inn s-disvHu 4 ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
Davenport Commercial College.

Grgs's Block, cor Third and Perry ste,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
IECOAp RATED IN 1856
Tho only Permanently Located CONNER.
Ciai College in iowa.
-DIRKCT0Rs.--
non . Sargent, boTers. Esq,
J.oP Coz, Esq, ~ Whey Sd.
- WISH. b q, Pherwin. Etq
- 81 Dciztii Esq, Gr-s 5, hsq,
Cca'ce, ftq, II smith, So,
Jno II cannon, Esq, Patton, seq.
l. Mack Il, Esq, DO [ auler
q Il Davenport, ESQ, Rev n Mason
barrow, ESQ Jno JohAs, ksa.
-FACrLIT.-
Jos LOPEZ, Prot. oT BOOK Keeping.
w PRArT. Prof. OF PeI.iirNshp
L z ECRWRLL Prof. o! Mathematics
fREDK. scHRAA @, Pr 4. OF Architectural and Oyna.
IN ntsl Drawing
SrypAI Asst. Tes-her Of Psnmanship and
Bcos kee.iD6
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-04
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN TIE
RICHEST DiADEN
EVER
Worn BY Kings or Emperors.

WhatF Wig a Beomifa! Heod Of Hetr.
B'rsuse II Is the orna-lent G u himself proyii e,
Tor al our rac" i.esder .althorgh III rose Il.aY
no ctr 50 bri-htlg II TIA gicwi,g cf.es n ~.
b yer 50 spa ing the ecth be .hose OF srl !.
tue head l. berer, Of ts Covering or h hair u.
-rtei aAi shliEe cd harsh ana y or vorsr ii MI
IL sprIhkl villa ray, nature VIII los mo- IL ~,
h-lf ttr srHlE- Prof coda IaJe f.sstetai.yp "
u-"i two ~ three inns viii restore an pr
hsaiea ~ secure 70 al such an ornsne, Read IL !.
loving hId iadge. The wr4tes CT Tie Grst il he
celebrated Pla2tsi, Ihtb ~:
New YORK, Aprill9, 1864
Dear ~ Permit NJ " express 10 vou TIE d }irs.
u am unier fl the entire resoraiir OF halr
- gina! Color, about the time Or ny arrival III
tae nj states Il WAS rap d. t,csm!tis srar hut
upon tht Eupicat on of Your Hair besoratly " II
econ rec Vered ITS ofigln ! hue. consider your
=. 'of414Vf - very wed'r III! INV nton quite I'll.
ca;!ous Is " Il ~ agreeable.
am, d,nrrir, yours truly, s. THALBEEG
"Drych ar Gwyli-dydet"
#eea Newspaper Office, 10 tassaust, Ap'lis.ls5s
PavF o WOOD Dear Sir Some month az
slA W. fks 40 received toF,le ~ ur aslr ma
t2ia NC aud ssyo II my wife, no concluded to ty
o. ntr hair, ile thinking ct ire time that il I
fe,.dfe tue gray hEi tut t. hers as wei IS ny sr-
se aiieT few weeks' trlsi II has performed tha
wonderful Il G. J 'uFnias al tie gfay hairs 10 :
cara pTewl, &. the SANE time bes ying and thick
entity iht thiT a.renG4y recommend tue etoye
testoFative to all persons in want Of sach .a.pse
u '1eii mar CHARLES GARDEN.
new YoRE, J;iy 25. ISIS.
pRoF J WooD: VITA cliti,ienee do rcc n
mel your sir Restorative being the ios et,,ca-
cioa9 artc4e ever sac Us fig yoGr Hair RS
toratSe my hair atd WHISPERS wnica we're .iino
W'lte have gradually grown dark; and | n3r ,eej
soLildent that few more sIpltcntsn- will re.to-r
tatni 70 'hetr natural color 1t OIL hiss rifle we'd me
OF All dfndrnh and unplt assnt itching, 10 ccr4ron
amtng parsons who lerspiTe freecy.
G. kILBY.
PROF WooD: About two years ago INV hair
CONNER ced failing Il and turJing Stray; wAa fast
D III ng had, anG had tried many rem die, 10 no
en- c:, comm need using y, u stosafive In jan
nay last. FEW sppl cations fastened my l.ir
trmfy. IL began to I'll up. grow .rt, sill. turned
D-cs 10 IT. former i1r 70 ackl Al this time IL T.
fully restored " 1T original color, al i and an
r. Erhnre, and cbeerfny recon mend its u-e. 10 an
Chicsso, II, Nay l, 1858. I'D HOES
The Restorative IS PIT pp In bottles OF s.zss viz
i;rge, medium an EN- Ill III. email Ids y PIN,
and Fetas .for one dollar per bottle; tie re5ium
holds at least twenty re, cent more In poporiiop
Than the small, rrtsis for two dols per otrle; the
arg mods qusrt, 40 per cent more in prop r.on.
and fetai,s for rs.
. U WOODS co, Praurietors, at2 Broadway
sew York. lin the great Wire Railing rstabl,s q. |
nent } and ia Market at, st Louis No
Ard sold by all good Druggists and Fanny Gooas
A'e's j"2q-de. 7rn
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Tho Expenses of ouc State 0overnmen,
Figures for the Tax Payers.

The following table will show the expen.
ditures Of the state government from its or
gsnization 20 the present time, under the
different administrations.
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DiSSOl9gliOIs .VOtirc.

w s,tne und igued, do mutually agree tina. the
as per ti"ies Of 60 partnership under the q ~ s,.s
o. wuppermann Llis in the g, ocery ard Prod. -
nlsiness De. AMI the same II hereby di solved
nrn and BY him an in his me- the said hu .,,.oI.
VIII hereafter b. conduc cd. The sal II A ynn-a
M nm viii Qudste all tho outsts an ting deb. ~ 80
r. ceve tile came 'uo''A'a 70
Davenport, Iowa, August S0'h 1855.
Aug31.d1w JOHN IN,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Grocer - Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,

40 BKUADWAY, n. 7.
THESE Machines are now Justly admitted to be
Il III, best In for Family Sewing making q
new, strong AMI Ella til stt,h which will soT rip,
even II every fourth stitch Is out Circulars sen. on
application by letter.
J. C. Washburne, Agent,
Junel-df Davenport, Iowa.
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Foreign Trade OF New Yore
From the T,mas auth

the seven months oil the the calendar wear
which we published early in the month ia
the alst OF July inclusive, the impor, En-
Tries OF Foreign Merchandise specie and bul
lion excluded, amounted. since
Jan ! to go .ao
| III august, 1853 log
Total to date, se7 sos 20,
| Against same time 1857. I7ns Q
Decrease this year, s72.6so ,.s
Inc same tables make the exports of do
nestle produce and miscellaneous goods in
Guiding foreign articles re.exported since
'an ! $50, 1863 900
~" VEGAS ID august, 4,-3o,77i
Us " oaee' S4O,993 ia
Against same time, 1857. 4sGaor,-
'e"Se " GATE, S7.646, 943
The same tables make the exnort of s,
Gle, since 'pe-
az az $l7.37O69O
VEGAS Ill august, 2209,6 $50
Total to date, ar s-o eoo
'"'Ae '''"e' 1901, S2,O45,3O2
Decrease this year, s14674s1oI
The amount Of gold delivered at this port
IRON California, and gold and silver receiv.
% here from abroad since.
ian from California, s12 $50 oss
Europe, Mexico, DC. 1s,s oo"
Together, 60. 0o- -.
Againit 1857: '''-'o
From California. s2l o2ea 90
Europe, de-, 900 ooa
y~ 1881, 946
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Mics OPrsIoS.-The editor Of the Dixon
Monitor, who almost every body and his
wife know is Charles Meigs, thus holds forth