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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16

ISlo0G
!. J. 0AllAoHER'o,
General Advertising anl Collecting
Aa0HTOx,
- DRAR0ORN 81. CHICAGO. Ills.
TAPP e N.
los LAKE sTRKgT i@
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
q Il q - ~ Z NJ a,
For Men and Boys,
BETTER AND CHRAPRR THAN KvRR.
TVHE extraordinary low prices ruling At the East
i during the past winter Inanths, as we'll a. the
probably scarcity Of d sirsbie goods for Spring and
Summer wear. have induced ne to purchase and wa
are now receiving By kxpres., an nnusualy large
and elegant AssTtment Of De and fashionable goods
Tor mems wear.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
Our mandatory Ia this city has been kept in con-
slant operation duTins the past four MONTHS eDA-
bling ns at this time 70 eer the largest and best as
soflmsut OF nsw and fashionable gsrmensever exhib.
led Ina the Northwest, and at prices much below
those obtsinei last season for the same quality Of
goods. We guarantee the quality Of our WORK, every
garment being made Mp under our own supervision,
ami premises, we safely warrant II
equal u the best custom work.
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Our custom room, under the mana cement OF one
Of the most tk!ilful Cuters in the country, 10 full
stocked with entirely assortment 81 the latest
mpr,ations u the fine qualities Of Cloths, CASH.
m-res, vestinrs, &c, which W. will make up 70 Of
der at short notice and In the best sly lie only, At
NEW YORK PRICas
We guarantee entire satisfaction, or refund tho
money.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
az-acmtmber the humber, los Lake STREET.
aprk7dly--JJ9 TAPPkN BROS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16

NE ~ n ~ X ~,
Ar THr--
CIrY SHOE sToRH.
ID II. . - Fl II ~ II I
Corner -1tB and Brady
r. NOW RECEIVING ma HrHMsHl
L Of I3o~Stas sAllCl aDho
Gents, Ladies' and Cti'draaS'
wA'eh for superior quality And arlety c IN
eel ed; all = which mas tesn niaan'actare
iec.ed Expressly aor hgs
/. f-lSE TRADE,
and VIII b sold al h, most reasonable rri-
the times. ne 80 .aAutfAttrF~s ta De+. Ell
Gems Zine Eressass s-st >
Sews'l End P-gEca, G1!i.rs and Shoe -rsai
beet Of worsGrn at the City al.oe Store.
Jun ?. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-16
RAILROADS


0(ississippi : Missouri +. =
+ ~ anA salss Mosaey. Nay 1eth, ISIS, anl usssl
~ farther nosass, tsains Vid lesve DavsnpoN. "a
oussatne, Columbus City end Lena 0ily (suniayp
szospted) - fellows:
ls Hxprsss Train q sioAn
ID Man fFam e go =
frstns VII iesvs Dsvsavsss ~ CAinaoDAaily, asn
Aeys excepted a. follow:
Lat Mall Train, II SIS A =
"a DE2rsss frsin, ss s53P Z
fsains arrive u Davnpsst asay, Q1nAsys sxssp-
oed) - follows:
LIST Impress frois q 6ls Az,
% Mail Train, - go ? n
vnoM TIE WEST.
LIST Man rrstn, q s8s 4 n
I'd Dxpress Train at e30Pn
All trains ont Of Davenport WIN matte connections
ut Coumbs City and Iowa City With the Western
Stage Co.'S stages for ali pcihts West.
The Passenger Train connects at Rock Island WITH
Chicaso kock Island Railroad trains for oil points
East, North and South.
Passsngsrs -: reminded Of the ~ ,aaty ofsfvina
Aissnet direction 70 the destination OF their be-.
ga0s. also opsossse Tickets before taking hss seatsln
The cars.
leaves Davenport At $50 N
Arrives 1t Davenport 1t 630P
NIB The Morning (s:i5 A ny train for th- East
con ects at Chicdgo Junction with Aichigan
Southern train for the Bsst. Passengers thereby
Gave al delay.
may s-dtf ADDISON DAY, Supt.
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To Brick Makers.

NOR sale cheap for cash-Sx Brick Machines COM
IL plete and In gocd order. Each machine, with
me horse will maze IL 600 Perfect Brick per day.
All the brick the Hudson River are made by sim.
liar machines. Address
NARvIAH 4 GIBBS,
mrh26-dtf box 2012, Chicas
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neusekeepers neusokcepcrs!
THE erssss.s attention wll b psfd b ~ s.bscri
i Der 70 repairing Furniture in the Dost suhstsn
TAI manner and nsotest atys. Old Ohairo and sancJ
pantad Furniture Ysp ainted II any style cQu 70 nsw
CabtneA Furniture maAo - esaog I'D 4opey 8AAgine
attended - With dispatch.
OAAanss natls ana Pspss usaGsg,
sepsoAlv urSA useonn q ~ osaoa~ ~ vstr4
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RAILROADS.



IN ana amer N,cday May l1th 1854, and untfl
fuYthes NOTES trains wtn leave 1ocA 1slsnd daily
Sundays e1npssd, - foilcws:
lst mail train u e.2oA
?; freixhs $50 \
"a night eHpfees % P. i.
ceptsd, - follow:
III night expFos - SO A. j.
"a fre1ght trains . l.WP \.
"a man train q b.S5P. II.
An trains over this ruoA are IN direct connection Il
hlcaeo with trains OVER nth Tho AcAigan 8outhern
NIchigan Central, Pittsbars Fort ayns and Chics-
10 Rail Road 70 and from Detroit Toledo,
Cleveland, Columbus. Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk BuGalo Niagara ralls, Albany, New YORK,
PntlsdelphiA, Baltimore and Washington. Also ii
IAeal,e With trans Of the Ilinois Central Road-
North 70 0slens and South TO st. Louis and Cairo, 70
vhach pisces tickets can BE- procured Of
w. b. Gremnclle, Ticket Agent,
Agents, 3. =. Depot, Rock Island.
Paseeneeru arr reminded Of the neC%stty % givtng
dstinct directions the destination ~ their bag
eee also to procure tickets bfore taking their seats
n the cars o. the conductors collect fares only Sta
tlons on the line Of the CHICAGO Aock Island railroad
JOHN ?. TRACY, Superintendent.
w. h. WEnHAs, Asst 6up't.
Rock Island. May. l6. lS6s Ldtf1
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GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF CANADA
rss'A DELIGHTFULANDR ROMANTIC ROUIR-n
FROM 1Hs wESS TO
Boston, New York and tho Eastern states.
Via the Michigan Central Great Wssfe,n, Ogdens-
burgh aud Vermont central and
Grand Trunk Railroad Of Canada.
Passengers by this route have nm opportunity OF
yistire come 81 The graneest and most wonder ful
scenery IN the oorlh, including Toronto, NtsDard
FATS, Suspension Bridge, tho Thousand Islands,
E1Itds q INC 81 Laurence, Cuebnc, Montreal.
HAHs NoHafctns, The Tubular R,id0e, (neariy 2
at1f's Ia ieBGfil, Late Chanliain. FaHs Of Mont
a4orcndf, Hudson Rirer, etc, etc.
ON AMI after May 1858, baggage will be checked
through ffom Cticaao
The Mammoth steamship
aEvIAT HAN,
or 22,50) TONS, AND TOO FEET loso
- under contract TO this company for one or more
tFipst Poftlsnd this year. Tourists return tickets
ftom Chieag0 To the CHEF towns u Europe will short.
y b. Issued. Tichets from Chicago for al points
East also Tor the Leya han. for the NJ. q. q. q.
Co.'S Ship can &c Obtained at III. Office Of the Grand
Trunk Railroad, No. 30 Dearborn street; Chicago.
E%HASoE on EuRoPE.-G ght Draft on Iordon
n hNe dlars pr pound sterling, may be procured
| ST the ciics 81 ,he CRAM Trunk Railroad In Chi.
| cago.
wARRACK,
Agent Of Or. Trunk r r Co. Of Canada.
arrlsitf-CHs
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SPRiAG AND SUMNER 81
--uF--
AsOOs> ansi Shoes,
MO. ga, T3x-aGy GSx
LIS. a.. T'ferAsA

nU Id mos; respectfully Inform ne ~
The eits oi Davenport sai thr eel rc1i4silH.
thai NJ y iioe cpei,inI I'm tnt n "a Mana'
- Aeto Ei,piGEi ,-34i t'4sLG.IsIohfa. /. 7
genera Arf.rfs.sf.s ~
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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14
n0STON MUSIC SCHOOL.-The Win

ROSION MDolO oOIlOOL.- ihc W N
I'D ter Term VI this Institution will commence on MON
themselves for admission the preceding saturday. at
10 O'Clock, a. NJ e.,.,, A.. .,,,,o od,.ar
oacs az thorough musical education as the celebrated
nnseryntocs OF Europe and the greatest success has
thus far succeeded It's efforts. ,
nstructlOn will be given to those VINO aim 10 necone
prodcient either as artists teachers in the following
hcnartmcnts In each Of which pupils VIII receive two
icasnns week: Notation, Harmony, Counterpart ann
Tnpue Composition with reference TO Musical form ana
Recommendations VocallzatiOn Choral Singing, iano
Forte Violin and any Of the Orchestral INSTRUMENTS
BoAnD oF iNsrhucIloH-I, = s - vn Sebnit1c
Pnfcr or TuiIioN.-S2b 90 per term Of Y weeks A.,
NJ, P"'"'' VIM READ,
ilee'' sec'y Of the Corporation:
BOSTON, Nov go 1858 d5sW I'll
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14

MINCED OATHs.-A certain kind of pro-
family is thus called because, devatng from
the plain yea, yea; nay, nay, principles does
not amount to gross and vulgar swearing. A
correspondent who is grieved by the use of
such language from the lips of prOfessed Christ
ians calls our attention to it, Such expressions
as "darn it, are but a supposed softenng of
damn it, and are uttered with the same spirit
and intent, and are not whit more innocent.
Persons who weuld shrink from swearing by
the name of God, do not mend the matter or
excuse themselves from guilt in using the eX-
pressions, "by George" "by thunder" "by
Jupiter" and "by heavens" The common
expressions on occasions of surprise, good
heavens" or "good Lord !" are irreverent and
profane The use of such language, and more
especially when it is habitual, is to all intents
and purposes, profane swearing, and being
used as a substitute for it shows the ideal
temper and hence is wholly indetensible IN
anv and odious in Christian. If it is sad
no harm is meant, that is precisely the excuse
of the profane if it is pleaded such express
sions have no ineligible meaning, then why
use them at all? Such Explanations are the
first steps to a more unequivocal kind OF swear
ING. and he that can thus mnce his oaths may
soon feel it easy to make an advance III the
use of stronger and grosser forms OF speech
We earnestly hope if any of our readers have
fallen into this habit, they will amend thei
speech, and no longer shock the sense OF pro
nriety of those who reverence the Divine pre-
cent "swear not at all" The pr0fane sweare
is a marked character, whose speech is pollu
ton; why then should any, who profess to b
gifted by higher principles, approach so nea
to his level in the use of modified oaths, as t
be in danger of being involved in the sam
condemnation? A hint on this subject shout
be Acknowledgment.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14

The Cincinnati correspondent of the Boston
Transcript says The American party, once
SO powerful in Ohio, and which only three
years ago bolted from the support of Govern
or Chase ten days before election, and yet gave
twenty-five thousand votes in the State-has
recently exhibited marked instance OF the
decline of political parties. Their State Con-
vention was advertised to be held at Columbus
last week Circulars were distributed all
through the State, and appeals made through
the public press, requesting the appointment
of delegates to this Convention, from every
district in the town. At the time assigned fol
the assemblingof the Convention, only eightper
sons were in attendance, and tive of them went
from this city, the hOtbed Of politics, and one
of these persons was reporter. About enough
men were present to organize the meeting, anC
as all were vice-presidents or secretaries, it wa
an offcidI affair,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14

A UNIQUE D1NNER.-Lord b., well known
for his love of everything out Of the way,
lately gave dinner at the baths of Lucca, Of
the following singular character The meat,
the fish, the vegetables, were all at least of two
years standing, preserved according to the
plan of Mr. Appert; the table was supplied
with sea-water made fit to drink by the process
recently discovered; the claret had been res
cued, by the assistance of diving bell, from
merchant vessel sunk in the Thames more
than a century ago (D; and the bread was
made of wheat raised from seed some centuries
old, which the noble lord had himself brought
from one of the pyramids of Egypt, and had
sown in England The dinner gave great sat
istaction.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14
mum MnIANn RAILROAD COM

NHE MIDLAND KAILKUAD UUM-
Il PANY give notice that they shall apply to the Cen
MAY st 1860 in which to complete that portion q their
sn,e ~ the Southbrdpc aud Blackstone Railroad Com
pany. M9ig9 n K ntVvt91T IiSss,5eu,
Nov IA 1883 d4sru
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14

The Dry Goods are going sure" All that have ready
CASH will find the best place to invest, at
j. S. PINKHAM'S
dc daw2w 253 and 255 Main, corner of Mechanic st
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14

~ 0OYSTERS.-JOHN w. UTLEY,
IO/wholesae and Retail Dealer in Oysters %
NSJIZ the best quality, hereby announces to the
citizens of Worcester and vicinity, that he Is
constantly receiving and has always hand, at NO. 10
Foster Street fresh assortment Of the best NEW HA-
VEN OYSTERS, just from their ocean beds, which he
will dispose of at the lowest cash price Remember the
place. No 10 Foster Street, opposite the Boston and Mor
cester Railroad Depot JOHN w. UILEf.
COS dti
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14

HUMBOLDT AT THE PoLLs.-The venerable
Humboldt, notwithstanding his well known in
timacy with the King of Prussia, appeared at
the polls at the late election in Berlin, and cast
his vote for the candidates Of the Liberal party
who have always claimed him as one Of then
number.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-12-14
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The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-18
NOTICE..
SIiERIFFS OFFICE,

SHERltF'S OffIC
Butte County, California, J
NO SERVICES will be performed in any civil NC
ton or proceeding, until the fee for such service is
paid by the party requiring the service. This rule
will be strictly adhered to- without distinction of per
sons. N. ID. PLo VI,
Nov. 18Th. Sheriff Butte co.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-18

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER, U. d.
4 stated meetings held In the Masonic
xEH'n on the second and fourth Fridays 9, Of each
~\month. IL. A. CASTOR, NJ. L. II. p.
C. +. CoL1oN Secretary.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-18
DIR. Nj. VROOMAN.

VIII hereafter have his Office at T. l.. l.. Magures
Drug Store. Myers itreet, the corner oil Nyer,
and Montgomery. Mo
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-18
Notice.

The property holders of the Town Of OrofiEe ar
hereby informed that Section first OF Ordinance No
1 will be strictly enforced from this date
r 8. MAYNARD, Capt Of Police.
Oroyie, Jan 4, 1S5S.-4t
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-18
FRUIT and ORNAMENTAL TREE
Grape Vines, Strawberries,

ROsE-DUsHES, FLOWERS, SHRUBS, 80, &C,
Comprising the most extensive and varied asscrt-
ilent u the kind IN California.
have now on hand, and exposed for sale at the
Hotel dc France, Montgomery street. near
Garri0tts saw NAL.
.Apple, Pear, Pium, Peach, .Aiaond, Nee
urine, apricot, cherry, Fig. and either
Trees; California and other Grape
FINES; .fsparagus Roots three gears CIT )
Roses, Liiacs, GerdaiamS, Ptnks, &c )
Ifeepiag IVikioirs, LDcust, CdtafPd,
chinese .AuianihDs, &c., Sc; RASPBERRY,
Cwrdnts, GoOsejerricS, Gdrden Seeds,
tcarrdnted Fresh.
Thoss wishing and approaching fine grated tree
ON which they can depend, request most particu-
lnrly to call on Rie and examine my stock.
Catalogue giving the price ana iuli description
OF all tine Varieties en- be had at the same PLACE
dln
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-18

DIR. j. C. YOUNG, whose advertisement adj
verlisement appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement, u
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-02-18


fR~ HOstetter's Celebrated stomach
Biters-for Jaundice, Dyspepsia, Nervous or Chronic
Debilily-are very pleasant in taste and SMELL and
can be taken under any circumstances In case Of
Dyspepsia Il acts like magic, strengthening the tone
of the stomach stimulating the digestive powers and
giving riddy health to the cheek and brightness 10
the eye. In all Of diseas of the stomach,
whether acute or chronic, il may be recon mended
for its soothing cordial and renovatiDg influence. -
Dyspepsia heartburn loss of appetite nasea, nervous
tremors, relaxation, debility SC, are relieved by the
Bitiers Ia very short space OF time, and persever-
ance in their use never fails to york thorough cure.
Kept at all the popular saloons and principal drug
stores
~ FRAUD.--We would call attention OF the
public against fraud daily practiced upon the I'M
suspectng in the article II DIR. J. IIOSTETTERs
CELEBRATED STOMACH BiTTERS Since these
celebrated Bitters have become so popular, Others
have been making preparations to initiate and In
some cases have purchased old bottles and re>flled
them We would advise all persons to buy IL none
but respectable dealers; the genuine are all covered
with metallic cap, and the name on H. For sale by
PARK WHITE,
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
ls2 Washington street, San Francisco
COTTON & McDERMOTT,
na-om Agents, Oroviils.