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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-17
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T. seientiaa md p, act, al Agfcultu4.
By HENRY STEVENS r. II. S, of Eiinbtfgh and
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DRUGGISTS.
,rRuSSES.

| ~ TRUSSES,
for the ssocessfui treatment Of Herbia OF
aupsurss shss nay = vom Win s:se
laswe assogtnent Of 1usses e0bSacae the suess
rsete variety ever offered. He guarantees corr ct
edr,tmsut 70 al Applicants, sss for sse ssssnsos,
Wandages, Rlastc Stockings Self. Injectlnl Hyytnao
Hy dssnt Enewas, u Dsw and Improves @ahers.
du sAAS' - JAc.sv. Apothecsry.
IL rant J senuIie, ers,stantiy % hand end bs
sslesy
DEF vRAS,Is JAcosv. Apothscasy.
DAI1N 8 Amsniin., ust reoeivei By Bxprsss
Dion the manafseturefs tof the cure sod prove
altor of thAs ped hands for sale By
du tRAs, - JAeuSy, Apothecsry.
49, MNS BE IT'S Uiero-A Abdominal Supporter,
~ INV entsd ty Mrs. Sarah Beta, Pnilsdsiphia,
inghly eco nmended BY the Medical Faculty, -
'e'H ar r. srase, 5seo.1 Ape.S.e.,
TrMS SEES,
Suspcnsory Bandages, Shoulder Braces
AIRS Belts Utsro-A bdoninal Supporters. Self
M Injecting 8yrinses OF the most Improved kind.
Also Br-astpumps, &c, &c.
TAYLOR BALLARD,
Juy1bdU 10 LeCisirs ROv, 2ds'.
Spirits Of Turpentine, Camphene
BURNING FLUID,
A LCOEOL. LARD OIL, LissLED OIL, FISH OIL
n always On hand. Also
Paints, Dry and i'm Oil,
WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS,
and vAhNISHls Of all kinds.
Orders for Ill articles N Our line promptly allied,
JuyildH TAILOR "a LORD.
E,V.IO.V TUG STOKE
w. W. NJ. dMON 4 CO.,
No. - Brady street. West side, near Second street
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DYE STUFRS, TO-,
p n H r. U M II H p
In the city.
Extracts for the HdkF:,
Preparations for the HAIR,
Combs, Brushes, &c.,
XXTHICH we buy Of the manufacturers and will
w sell At the lowest figure. Our Prescription
Department ~ hitherto Is attended to by Mr.. g. h
Roger In person In compound preparations none
but the pnrcst ingredients viii be used.
N. b. Medicines 70 be had At all hours OF the
night. ". w. McCAMMON 4 co.
sep3Odtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-17

MARSnAL'S SALE.
Mi T. II ID n TIN.
nsTAuLT having been made by TIE owners OF ih.
- several lots parcels ofland hoI einsf;er par
ucuarU described In the payment u The sumo Of
mi ney severaliy ASSESSED agansL the ZANE FOR the
purtese " mat adamizng the streets upon which said
lots ard parcels front, ] shall on
Wednesday, the 10th day Of March,
D 1885, st the ono OF the City Marshal q, the
CITY Of Davenport, 81 O'Clock A n, prooeed I, eel
the itO ard psrce Aforesaid la der T.. g ll.ct ssld
sums OF money together with est at 10 Der q nj
aud the cost " this advertise Hent
HARRISON STREET.
Names. Description Lo. Rk Am,
rIs1m n $50 n aud : ~ a. 80
Na.v~n zoH .. o. %
r-c3as pr des in Office 1 III
Ellis ~ Il side Hsi rtson 81
sec ~ per ,irs in oE los =,
Su'erT 2sA II in SEC as per
description IN tfice ~ 40
IL feet III sec A. psr
d description Ii Office 10 ID
Jones e 2lH ~ "a
LNGan r gait !, a go "a
Davenport. Iowa, 9Th Februsry 1855
- H.W. MITCHELL,
Too'u" City MARSHAL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-17

The above schedule OF property embraces prnc,.
pal'y splendid City Residences, City and Spsurhsn
Building lots In Aud adjoining tie City O.; Columfn,
Ohio 1.-The Capitol Of the TIL RID STATE N1HEUN.
IoN-eontainng soooo inhabitants, and rapidly in.
cressing IN manufactures, commerce, u pula,ion.
wealth and in the value Of It's real estate
The above property will be distributed TO Ticket
Holders, before or ON
The 1st Day Of March, 1855,
II the Tickets Sre not sooner disposed OF Int IN
view OF me interests OF the Ticket holders the large
amount. and the great value Of the property risks
suc ent time after the sale Of the tickets VIII h
lowed to give six weeks notice. Through agents and
newspapers 20 that such ticket holders Can appoint
their commit. ee to make su h distribution
The public Is assured that this distributor NJ nro
erty II not contested with any Exhibition. Conce,t
or Any other costly enter ainment which can be en-
joyed BY only few Ticket Holders but copsist, -
solid valuable property 90 proportioned 10 the Price
Of the icket, that each person can have fair ana
equal chance.
Persons visiting Columbus, Ohio, sre requested IN
xamne the location and Character Of said property.
and the plats Of the same now on file in his Office
Those desiring to purchase tickets can obi ain thorn
At this Office BY enclosing ~ I'm current Bank Dills
OF or1cred.
A0ENTD WANTED.
relsons desiring to act as Agents in the sale Of
Tickets, who will forward Recommendation signed
sweY-d. rOP''' ~1'
to the property above mentioue the vain. there.
o. OF my sssnone lrefer the public to the Bankers
Aelchants and business men generally CT Columbns
~ All orders for Tickets, and other Listers rnn..
oe soutessco % NJ RINGER,
Columbus, Ohio
NICHOLAS kUHNRN,
J. GILLET,
c. BOwIN FAT.
oorneT NAN and Second streets. De:4d8n
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RE OVAL.
STORE TO RE".

w Store Room in AETRoPoLITAS BLOCK wnef,
We will remove the LIST OF Azr,b. We are 1t great
exp in fitting up the same, d, sirou. of mas ing II
the most attractive store in Davenport. we will
keep, at all times, thu largest and must complete
stock Of
Mems and Boys Clothing
To Do found West Of Chicago. We shall also Con
ttnue th- Manufacture Of Custom WofK Gail and
% u.s. We ofsr cur present store for rent the
most liberal terms
F.b1dtf B. II. PARKS 4 co.
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RURLISRIN GaOUSE

asats8o kls sa4g ~ a.a- .ssose saoi. 'ssaaaA I'D
Nfs-sidsz .ts1G.s. sea hsa1ss >
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Removal.

CH1RlB1 LEONARDS ONCE may hereafter be
~ foand at the Court House.
Il. LEONA d,
tshsep0hevi6' Of erost county
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-17
Re2llOcNl.

VyNHE subscriber has removed his stock Of Cigars
L Tobacco and Fancy Pipes, to the corner of Brady
and Front Streets Ia L. se's Block, where he W II be
happy to x his old customers aid the public gen.
rally. iF,b2itfl X. SIkG
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-17
OEE'IE7. STATlONERv

.a'i,'s OF oliee 'tstancIy both Foreign and
domestic, Kept CONSTANTLY ON hand.
bufeyS celebrated Fountain Per-.
which Tor durability. elasticity and lrmuess. are nm.
S"rpasseh by any other pen low In u.s.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-17
MEDICAL.
Nh. Eu211LxssO
"a medical nmllrSssaPy
= RAnpolru STREET. OPPOSITE rns REvKal
HorHt.


II WON or oOl.nloN. %
~ - sAUss vhc visl r~d ri
l1loo os10unn focs thstoa han
Apo1oAoouno1 ~ sasoalty In tts
Ualooa SkAtao viii cousa0psi N
uasosmes ~ pseass uvs decay.
nav coonos Be "a effect with
- ~ oApquAte csase.
n vteU Of the awful deutrec-
stoa ofhu0sn itk end health By
nnoeoGDas or prssnssure e.
nouoo1un ed decay OF the n.rv.
60 sysee0-oervo0s debility,
eaueoA By sexual diseases, such
- ~ vless n Self Abuse. SENT.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-05

prRsoNtl"--llo>. WV. c. BRtprEY has re-
tired from the practice Of law, and from his
connection With the Windhah County Bar
of which he has been distinguished mcin-
her for ffty-siS years. His legal brethren
gave him supper ON the occasion, at Fay
cttcyillc. on Friday. the 10th ult { x
Field occupied the chair, with Mr. Bradley
ON his right and Chief Justice Redicld on
his left Next were seated the remaining
Judges of the Supreme Court, the Judges of
the County Court, nftcr which came the
members Of the bar and officers Of the Court.
srccchca wore made, and resolutions passed
expressive Of esteem for the main nrd regret
at the withdrawal from professional life Of
one whom they style the "Ncstor Of our fra
tcrnty.' 1t appears to have been n very
interesting and pleasant affair.
ions II. KENDALL. prominent member OF
the Orleans County Bar, died at his resi-
dcnce in Barton on Sunday Of last week. Il'
was sixty-liye years old.
Cart .ToAB SMITH, of Fairfield, the social
Ell Father Of the Town has been gathered
to hs fathers in tho eighty fourth year o
his age. On the Goth day of January, 1858
| he died at his homestead.
DR.. Thomas VI Footc Editor of the Bul
| ralo Commercial Advertiser, has recent,
deceased lie was tho personal friend o
Hon. Willard Fillmore, and was. during hi
Administration, appointed Minister to Vi
! emma
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-05
LComulunicdlChl
MANUFACTURING IN BURLINGTON
Its IMPORTANCE.

In late number Of the F,e, Pres, there ap-
peared the following notice;
Nuu Manufacturing Estlbishmert-We learn
that Messrs. Gates firm of enterprising manu-
facturers, whose establishment in Brattleboro' was
destroyed by fire while since, have come on here,
leased tho necessary space in the Pioneer Mechanic
shop, and will shortly commence the manufacture
and sale Of FURNITURE, at wholesale. such an es-
Enlistment is needed here, and we doubt not this
will prove money-making concern.
We read the above paragraph with no ordinary
satisfaction.
1t must now, as it seems to us, be quite apparent
that Burlington requires more MANurAcruRERs.
To them, as we view it, she mpu TO a very impor-
snt extent look for her future prosperity; for her
increase in general bushes, population and wealth.
Let them come thcn-thc more the better Their
welcome should be h'arfy. They should be bD,pe,y
men. They should be cup with the times fully
availing themselves of all the real and substantial
improvements which the last few year, have given
to the manufacturing business.
Men Of energy and resolutcncss are necessary.
They must have industry, perseverance and wise
economy. They should understand their hu.i.
ness th,roayLIy, and thu, understanding it, they
should give strict and faithful attention thereto.
Pro,ti~ai ,n.,,--tho-c who give their bu,inc,.
their closest attention and efforts, are, usually,
successful Nearly everything depends upon the
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,Io, tina, we'll jircctol .,rr, IL,
am. ,,il., oro ,,,,, T., ,,,,,, heir r.v,rd
| Nucb of our mast misfortune may be dir,rtIv
traced f., our want Of ,ga-,,,,I ka,pI,,iy..
c,ralJc. intelligent and successful bu,inc.. men
in their Lgnnr,, pursuits, have wrecked their hard
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-05

DEFEAT or THE ARMY BILL IL rnr SENATE.
The Army Bill was defeated on Thursday,
in the Senate, in all its shapes. 1t had elected
protractcd and able debate and had assumed
a variety of forms, the principal ono being n
substitute authorizing the President to en-
rloy volunteers to the number Of 1000
Ayrs.-Mcssrs. Bell, Biggs, Frederick Gamer
on, Crittendcn, Douglas, Green, Gwin, Houston,
johnson Of Tennessee, Mallory, Pugh, Seward,
Stuart, Thompson of Kentucky, and Toombs-l6.
NAys-Messrs. Allen, Bayard, benjamin, Big
Ter, Brown, Chandler Clark, Clay, Dixon, poolit
tie, Durkcc, Evans, Fcsscndcn, Fitch, Foot, Foster,
Hale, Ilamlin, Hammond, Harlan, Hunter, lycr-
son, johnson of Arkansas King, Mason, Polk, Sc.
hastian, Simmons, Slidcll, sumner, Thompson Of
New Jersey, Trumbull, Wilson, Wright, Nucc-
81.
AnsrSrErs.-Mcssrs.B Bates, Bright Collamcr,
Davis Fitzpatrick Jones, Kennedy, Pcircc Reid,
Wade, Henderson.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-05
Correspondence Of the Free Press.
LETTER FROM CHICAGo

Nr,.p.. rn,rors TJ,vin, Income A. if were
"ci,izer ~ tho ,ror,d" 7 boye directed NV first
riIgrim s,ons bi,hor 10 tolo = Wow If the great
level nlnin 10 which sucb a tide Of humanity ha,
bocn and L .tiII'contipu,IIv rrsbinc And frat
IL, mo s,c,l or Cbicoc, ,.Tbo CIV or tho Wcst"
simon nv arrival boro ,tc r.c,,tor b,- bocn de.
Iicbtru, ord I, hos soo,o1 mara ll,c snrir, than
W;rtor Noy, Of ,,,,. ,i,,, hoe t.,o, o,o,,,icd cv
,l,rir,, on, or d,,rs t,. ,tis ,c,or,oo, n,r,c Nh
turo ba. wosbin, dov. and i. drno.it,nr her
white cormcrts an ali tbc roor. rcpcos. &c.. Like
oi o,hor ,ro,,1 am, ,,o..o,sod with a., horror Of
washing DAYS. and voshin, DANES. so have cone
cudcd to hide away in nv GRANNY. and enjoy
calm within which is far rrcror,Lle ia a storm
without.
Chicago, coming ur as it has like Jonah.
Gourd, is almost miracle. a, regard. thrift and
growth The city now extends over space Of
nearly eight square miles, the greater portion Of
which is thickly settled. and ut tho present time
has a population estimated at about one hundred
and ten thousand. In appearance it i, entirely
different from any city have ever seen. Hero the
cups and downs" Of life arc fully demonstrated in
the every day walks Of the inhabitants Many of
the streets are ,p,beijshed with plank instead of
paved side walks, and as some Of them are elevated
five or six feet higher than Others the pedestrian is
constantly obliged to ascend and descend these dc
| lightful elevations. some Of which are ANYTHING
| but in ascending and descending order | should
regard it as a rather dangerous place for poet. or
dreamers. for while their shirts are coin. M on
| an ethereal hcgra" their bodies would be coming
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-05

A C,yp,p DE,co>.-Deacon VI. was an
honest old codrer. kind. oblirinr neichh9r
and GOOD church-roinr Christian. believed
in the Presbyterian creed to the fullest ex-
font hnt yalackodav, this rillar Of tho
cbr,cb was at times a littIe shady in
fact tho Deacon would occasionally 'rot OK
caadin1lv ..mollo,S " and almost every sun
day h. wo,Id ;ndulra in hi, favorite cider
brsrdy ~ snch an sxtent thar il was with
some Iittlo diAirultv he reached his pew,
which was in rho broad aisle near the pulpit.
and between the minister's and the village
'.ouirc's one sunday morning the pastor
to1J his flock that he should preach sermon
n tbnm in tbo afternoon. touching many
,,lorina sins that he was rricycd To see -
ennsni7un,s anon, them and that he bo,ad
thrv would listen nttcutiycly. and NOT finch
iChr should haprcn To he severe. The after.
nnnr c,nn AMI rho bouso wa. full oy,rv-
Lodv turned nut Ia hear their ncirhbnr.
..Ir,..rJ lawn" hv thr minister who. after
we'll nnnnin, hi. .,rm,u commenced uron
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-05

The ATLANTIC TELEGRArH.-IheC Company
have resolved to increase its capital by issuing
100 shares to meet the expense for the seven
hundred miles of cable which the failure of
last year has shown to be necessary, 1t is
proposed, also, that the privileges of the orr
ginal projectors Of the enterprise shall be cx-
tinguishcd by an arrangement with them,
and that after the cable shall have been sue
ccSsmlly laid, the entire capital shall he di-
vidcd into shares Of the same nominal amount
a. the new shares.
The par value Of the original stock IS
$4,000, which, Of course, could only hc paid
by purchasers possessed Of large capital,
The : 100 shares, however, will bring into the
enterprise men Of smaller means, and put
another Clancy stock into the market
The New York Courier and Enquirer says,
that $780, 600 are necessary to lay the cable
fucccs,fully and urges the taking of the
stock, not as an Investment, (ulthough it may
prove IA very good onc,) but by those who are
interested in the success Of the project, to
such amount ~ they can afford. If it be only
a few shares
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-05
HIRAM HARLOW

NICK BRuNELLE.-A rumor has been rife oi
late, especially among the French population
Of this vicinity, to the effect that Nick Bru-
nellie had departed this life in his present
home In reply to an inquiry from us, Col.
Harlow, Superintendent of the State Prison
writes as follows, under date Of Feb. 9th
Francis Brunelle better known az Nick
Brunette. was committed to prison in Dcccm-
her last, for eight years. This being his
third commitment, he does not appear like a
new conner but is familiar with our work
attentive, obedient. industrious. enjoys good
health, and makes himself quite useful-as
much so as any convict in the prison.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-05
NNNNTIJ CONGRESS-,

The debate on Icconrton was opened IN
the Senate ON Monday by Nv Green Of
Missouri, who gave notice that he should
offer a substitute for the hill for the admission
Of Kansas, providing for the admission Of
Minnesota and Kansas together II" went
on to urge the legality Of the lccompton
Constitution and that it was the choice OF the
people Of Kansas
Mr.. Collamcr followed, in an exposure Of
the hluudcrs and Gllacics Of Mr. Green S
speech, and in a vindicatron OF the rights Of
the People Of Kansas
The House has been occupying conSidcra-
hlc time with the ease of Mr.. Mattoson, OF
Y. Y. who was expelled from the last Com
gross. for corruption, and reelected TO this
Congress lie ha, not been IN his seat thu.
far during this session His expulsion from
the present Congress is advocated 10y many
members, who consider the House contamin-
atcd by his membership. \ Select Commit
ice have his case in hand
On Tuesday the Senate passed the Ilous'
bill, making an appropriation of : los 900 t.
enable the prcsi lent to fulfill the treaty
-tipulntons for the abolition Of the SounC
dues
Mr. Houston OF Texas, presented Il hill
providing for the organization Of regimen
of mounted volunteers also authorizing TN
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-05

PREVAILING Mons. Ladies wear high
heels to CATERS, caPes with bonnot,, and as
much material in the skirts A. can hc gather
ed at the waist Flouuccs, with clah'n'"
trimmings, are general and, in fact. every
thing that can make spread The ,tNI
spring skirt, made 10y Douglas and Sherwood
343 Broadway, are preferred to all others
Gentlemen wear hcil crowned hats, with
rims narrow and much archcd turned down
or narrow standing English collars, nad'
like a band clo>,' around the throat small
nrckrrchicf, or scarf drawn through "a finger
RING vests aud GOATS with waists Whcr" they
ought to hc-tuuchmg the hips large Iauta-
lpuus shoe, cor suitrl~ usually, cor hn'iN
made To- fiji the foot, neither u>cl"s>ly Ions
NOR pmtull, short Canes are seldom used,
except the ornamental wand for oNquislllr>,
and substantial stick, tor tine elderly. The
hair Is worn longer than formerly, and full
beard, are becoming universal HoD'' J'"n0l.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1858-03-05
General news unimportant

The WINDSOR County TEMPERANCE Cos
yENTIoN held at Woodstock on Friday, Feb.
10Th, nominated Hon. Crosby Miller of Pom
fret, for Commissioner. The following rcso-
lutions were adopted
R,,olrcd, That while We dcplorc the indifference
which has been generally prevalent during the past
year on the subject Of Temperance, We rejoice in
tho increasing symptoms Of areViyal in some Iart-
of the County and the state,
R,yohcd, That moral .uasion il tho principal
lever by which the cause of Temperance i, moved,
and in the opinion Of this Convention tho forming
of Temperance MONS in each town in the County,
would greatly advance the cause and, therefore,
wo earnestly recommend the formation Of such
Societies, one or more in each Town in tho County.
Rc,olrod, That we recommend the appointment
Of n Town Committee, consisting Of one or two in
each town, whose duty it should be To call meet
ings, procure speakers, organize Temperance
Unions, and otherwise promote the cause in thciI
respective towns.
The report says that R. l.. Perkins, Esq,
of Stowe, delivered a very able address be-
fore the Convention in the afternoon.
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VERMONT STATE PRISON.

Wcarr indebted for the following state
mcnt Of the present number, crimes and
condition of the convicts in our State Pris-
on. to Col Hiram Harlow. the excellent and
obliging Superintendent of that Institution
The present number Of convicts, Get. p,
1851 il arty-mne, sixty-eight males and
one female. received from the following
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FRoN CALrroRNA,-The steamship Moses
Taylor from Aspinwall, 10Th inst, arrived
at New York on Saturday at noon, bringing
San Francisco mails of February 3, and
81 ,G4O, 429, in spscie.
\ violent storm visited the State about II
month ago and lasted three days Along the
coast and in the valleys large amount of
rain fell in the mountains there was snow
hail and frost In Tuolumne county much
damage was done by violent gusts Of wind,
rooted various houses.
General ncw. unim nnrtont
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SurrwREcE The ship John Milton, Cay
tain Ephraim Harding, from Chincha
Islands, bound to New York, with a cargo Of
guano. was wrecked off Montauk, l.. l., on
Saturday last, during a severe snow storm,
and shortly after became total wreck
Eleven dead bodies had been found on the
beach. Los, estimated at Sl70,0o0