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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08

Mr.. Booty Brooks ON DANCING
with all moderation, we sometimes
Mr.. Booty Brooks is the most unmit
connected with the press. While h.
Flora M'Flimsey were getting up \
ball at the Academy, We advised tn
mage it upon economical principles, ar
curtail the expenses and the expansion
line. Mr.. BOBBY Brooks deemed this
opposition to public charity, and fai
our motive was to procure an invitati
a post as one Of the managers of
Thirty years ago we might have b,
bition of that sort, but we are nov
dancing age. Thirty years ago We
our talents and genius so far az the Y
Terpsichore Is concerned. Thirty ,
we were upon the committee of maj
several Of the famous Bachelor BALI
the old City Hotel-the managers
with two or three exceptions, are nc
sleeping in Greenwood or some other
Thirty years ago we finished our
Since that time We have been gla,
others to do the work, and take the
any there be.
Mr.. BOBBY Brooks and his associ
Flora M'Flimsey, If they are not a
hausted by their great exertions, may
useful employment in aiding and ass
calico dress ball, which IL now being
by committee Of our most respect
zens, as will be seen by reference to o
tising columns.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08

CUISINE the question philosopbically and useful
". parbans hey might do good BY taking, in
committee the Il, -timony of some meu who do
understand the matter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08

STuLTTrICArI0S or PoLrr1CIANs.-SI
felt sympathies are 1t the service of
Hall and his friends, Mr.. Dillon, MI
de-, Of the New York Tribune, Posi-, {
Other journals which supported Mr.
>or the Aayoralty. These persons a
may rely upon our confederation u
ENHANCEMENT into which the Mayor
has thrust them. Most certainly, ne
man so completely stultify and overst
party as Mr.. Tiemann has done by tht
in which he takes ground against Il
lions of municipal authority by the s.
eminent and In favor Of the repeal {
tropolitan Police act. For, it must h
bered, Mr.. Wood ran at the late elect
champion Of municipal independer
Mr.. Tiemann was selected, put forward
by the very men who had framed the
laws. His best and noisiest friend
Oakley Hall, who probably drew the J
tan Police act; his strongest support
press were the Tribune and Courier, wi
an unqualified support to that act wi
before the Legislature. And now,
thing that this ungrateful Mr.. Tiemar
to urge the repeal of the Metropolit
act, and slap his friends in the face.
MIR. Wood was defeated mainly
quence of the attacks which were IN
private character. But it must
gratifying to him to see how thoro
Tiemann concurs with him in the ger
ciples of his municipal policy; how,
urges the very measures which I
urged, and in precisely the same way.
responding bitterness must the old SUI
Tiemann, the republican commit
their friends, perceive that the serl
have nursed in their bosom has SIT
and that they have only raised q NJ,
order that he may tread them do
may they make WY faces, and-loath
their own man 30 soon-twist and
shift the debate from the main poll
Mayors Message. Really their posi-
ridiculous.
For our part We accept very gladly
sion Of Mayor Tiemann to the cause
we have 80 long contended. He d.
least that We should acquit him of tt
advertising, which We shall according
rs paid in full by the Message.
To be serious, the decided manne.
Mayor Tiemann calls for the repe'
Metropolitan Police act, in spite OF /
his republican supporters and the pr
nominated him and procured his
ought to show to the Legislature /
that the feeling of opposition to tina
is too strong to be resisted, and Il
petuate the outrage can have no go
II is foolish to persevere in insu
injuring a community like ours.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-08

Average Daily Circulation OF the New York
Herald for Each Month I'm the Years 1885,
1850 md 1857, with the Highest Days Issue
so Each Month,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
Trustees Sale.

VNHEREAe,on the 22s day Of December. A 1885
w Charles Adams aud Arnsnia N Adams his
wife, executed unto Austin Corbiu, as Trustee, Ger
tain Deed OF Trust, conveying 10 RAID Trustee The
land In Scott county Iowa folio We h. wit
Thst part 81 Sc tion t~en'yeight l2sl Towns. ~
seventy ,s) north OF range four D east 81 thu
9TH r n known and ,esirnated as lot fifteen l5l oil
lIawley's Out Lots contain y i've AM 80 irUacrs
Il cuiing adjoining reefs; which ssid nv yaLc,.
was m.de y the ssid Charles ara Amanda VI Adagos
for the purpose Of seeming the n4et
promissory notes snd III. interest thereon signed b,
SAID Ohsties Adam da 81 tie ed ay OF ne,em or
A ls55, loi G,ty dohafs, rayab. elk n. nths
after date and one 70 Eve hnrdtrd AID Nifty d Yiars
payable year alter datr wi3h 10 er cent int .,,l
after tue at he Ba king u0u-e OF katkloi ~ orbf
10 the order q Gu ting
And now SAID LIST de-, rib 4 n t. having b,com.
due and psyabie and The sa a Caailss Adam.
having failed Ia paw the same, Austin C,Tbin Trus
tee aiorrsai'. dc b. tDy give public no Ice
that 10y virtue ~ the 20 Ich In wee ted b,
SAID d ed OF Trust, will SiturG ~ the ak II da
OF Mach, A d, ISIS, At the hour o. o'cioek IN III.
afteTn day, the Court Huu, door Ia IN
city of Davenport expose and otter tor safe a. pub
lie auction TO tire yLest bidcr IoT ash. the pare
Of land above described much thereof a. shai
he suiic ent to sa.sis and pay the amount {. al
note ~th IN" Interest 'h+I t. the d4y q sac TO
getIer with the txpen-os attending sara saio cost
Of this notice and ust.ts fees. Upon the compile
ton Of such sale d. 81 vii be given in accor.ane
| with the sGpu,a on g: slad Deed II Trust
Dated the OH cay Of bruary D, 1875.
AUSTIN OOnBIN,
Febl0dt0 Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06

NTHERE ~ u tho 2Sth day OF Nov "A D Ie5G
w WiiGednna Bylnterg executed unto DAVID )
Tru", as trustee q tain deen or Tpet, c nv VIZ
TO Trust The .aId II SOFT Count, Ioaa, 49,
c.ibsa 40 follows, 20 w.t. Lots NJ Fivr q and Six,
(6) IN BlJfk NJ i.lit 10 IN Adam Noel 81 itt IA t.
the city u Day enpor III anne being part ~ t.,
South East 4uar,,T q! Bot twenty thre. (2.J b.
Township 5evrnfy-eisat t;5l nortl, Of hsnqe III &c
(3) Ea { II On Il "a, Wsici SAID conye, aiict va
made by tn sad Wine ~ la B0ntbeIg OF lie par.
pose or stoprnS the payment oi c.rtei pTonis or,
note and the Interest ,i.rtoa gn.d y said iihtl
NINA BonIberg, dated the Z9t. day o! November,
1856, for the sum VI Tbree II lndr and Eshiy-onu
dollars and fiy cen paya i year afte. It's da
with ten per cent interest thereon To the ord u oi
Adam Noel.
And new said prdmissofy note having become due
and payable, and the esid Wilhelmina Bombety hav.
Ing failed to pay the same, l. David Tru", Trustee
Aforesaid d. hereby give tins public notice. that by
virtue ofthe power which is In vested hy said eu
Of Trust Will, % SAturia,. th, 18Th day March
said day, at the Court House door III the city o. Di
the parcels u land above described or So nuch here
Of Is shall b. sufficient to satisfy and pay Nh
amount Of said note with interest thereon 70 the day
OF SALE together with all he and expea, ~ at
tending said sale, Gets ~ this ic TT stee',
fees. Upon the completion 81 such deed Will
be given Accordance with the stipulation OF seid
deed OF Trust.
Dated this nth day of February, AID 1855.
DAVIDS TRUE,
NDl7dts Trustee
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LEGAL.
TPuStccss Sale.

WBsAsAs on thss24th day q February d 1855,
- HAllet Kiibonrn, Richard Allen and Low.
white executed unto Es6s q, Trustee, a certain
cred oftrust conveying y raid Trustee the land in
Scott covnty Iowa, described follows TO Lots
No one NJ containing s7-1oO atres; lot No two ~
containing <s-10O and lot No three t3i con
tanning 100 acres more or lcss In Wet Dav.n-
port-J a. Subdivision ~ maI ked and number
I'd the recors ei plat % said io~D which said con
vey ance war mAde b. the ssd Haliet Kilsoufn Rich
ard K Alien and Irvei " hite for the pu pose OF
curing The payment ~ fpur cevtain proinsscry
ami the interest therein, signed by -aid Hallet
kil,-ourn, Richard X Allen and ovel White. datct
the Gath day ~ February, A 1855, AMI one payable
as follows for three hundred dollars vi h the
interest thereon 81 the rate Of ak per cent per
mum ami the interest other note fpe same n
mount ami interest at same rate dine sigfIe ~
the said Hsct Kilboutp, Rithsrd X Allen ana Lowell
order OF J u Eats And now said Note and interest
having cecome due snd payable anlthe said Hallei
kilbourn, Rich ri Allen ami LoTci White having
fsilei 90 pay the same, Eats, Trustee a. ato
said Do hereby give this public office, that by viz
tue OF the power which In In vested bv said 81
of Trust will, on the 25th dey of M,rch u, 1855,
II the hour OF O'Clock in the afernaAn ~ said Al
At the Court House doorn the city OF Da NEWPORT e,
pose and offer for sale, at public auct the parcels
of land above des6ritei much thereof as shall
be sufncient 70 satisfy and pay the amour, OF sas
note with the ntfres thereon 10 the day Of SALE TO-
gether with all tue costs and expenses attending
said sals cost Of this notice and Trusiee's fnts
Upon the completion ~ such deed vii be III
en- In accordance. with the stipulation Ct aid Dee
VI Iruf;, conveying fuIl and perfect TILE t. the
\ tract 81 land soli 10 the purchaser.
Dated Aarsh LIST A b ls5s
m2its TO EADs. Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
Chicago. st. Paul 4 Fondu Lac R'd

For St, Paul and the North West-via GAINESVILLE
Madison and Prairie du Cni-n Through 10 Prai.
Pie du Chirn III 10 hours ittout e.. .nge vi cars
Fare rs low IS by any other ,outr.
an and altar Monday, August g. 1851 Trains viii
~ leave Chic ago station corner West Water and
Kinzie streets daily (Sundsvs excepted) for Belot
Jaat syc Madison RI hi IL au Cni.n and points In
Western wisconsin No. tl.ern Iowa and Minnesota
and ST. Paul.
1900 A. NJ. Express, Freight and Kmisrant
Tram
900 A. NJ. Day Express, Stopping only for wood
an water, making all connections
arrives NJ Beiot 2:3O r NJ GAINESVILLE
= ~ p VI Madison 20 p n and Prairie
du Ohisn at y. 15 connecting with
steamers direct for La Crosse ~inona
WabAshaw kedwing Hastings Prescott
HUDSON saltwater and ali points to s.
PAU AMI ST Anthony.
800 u. M. Night Express a. rives at Jou~sville
ll:45P NJ, Madison 80 A NJ; Prairie
du Chen 4 NJ; connecting i'm stea-
mers for st Paul and all p.iut. on the
Mississippi river ard with Stages tor
the interior.
All trains make Beloit C INJECTIONS.
-. Travellers rave 10 miles acd 10 houfA time by
taking this routs.
Expre r, Freight and Emigraat Trains leave Chica.
70 al $40 VI daily.
Through Tickets to all the above points for sale at
Spaild ng's General Ticket once, corner Dearborn
and Lake streets, h Erie X X Office Al Dearborn
street at Pittsburgh IT wayne 4 Chicago X r office
~ Dearborn street At Michigan n Ticket or.
dee under TremUnt House; and ut the Chicago Sta.
ton corner Water and Kinze street, West side,
ST. JOHNSON,
superinte Ldent.
Go l.. DUNLAP, Asst Sup't Jan16tf
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RAILROADS
Illlnois Central Railroaa.

INOB ST LOUIS, ALTON, LDAv8NwOnTH 0fTY
II Kansas City, Te re Hsute, Evansville, vmcennes,
Peoria, Decatur. Springfield. !sohsonyiIie, Nspaes
and eli points on tn. lower Mlssi ,stppi.
Trans win leave the Great OeatIsl Depot, foot Of
South water and Iahe streets, n follows:
Peoria, D.. Louis Cintinnat. and CARS Express q
200 NJ tSundays excepted
Peoria, ST Louis and Csiro Express at s:lo
(5undays excepted
This s tbs Only route between chicago and 81 Louis
without chang OF cars and the most sxpcditiousc,o
Spsiaensid, Jacksonville and Naples.
To passengers for nemphs, vicksburGh New Or.
leans Ac the route Jairo. - the only direct and
10 twenty-four hours Ia advance u any other.
CONNECTING
AT GILnAN-wnh Peoria Oquswka r 4 for Pc
oria, Gaiesburg and towns upon main line Of ILLINOIS
Gent RR.
AT foLo.o-wlih trains OF the Great western II
east tor Dauvilie and Lafayette; west for Sprng-
Asld JAcssonvile and Naples and towns on the lni-
AT MArroox-wi,h trains on the Terre Hause A.
ton 81 LouIs T. going east u Terre Hsutt India
napoli. Evansville and Charlottesville; vest for A.
ton aud 81 Louis.
AT ODIx AND SANDovAL-with trains on the Ohio
L Mississippi X \, east for towns upon Its line |;
west tor 1t LOUIS and Alton
AT ST. LoUs-wnn Pacific r and steamers for
Kansas and NEBRASKA aud Ill point. on the Missouri
River.
At CAiRo-whh steamers for Memphif NsteAfI
New Nrleans aud al points the saissipp river.
For 6alena Dun!.t h Dubuque ana 81 Paul trains
leave via Gale.A 4 Chicago ULion X n
At 10 O'Clock N and 945PM
Connecting al Dunieith with a daily line OF FIRST
Class Passenger steamers for Prairie Du Chen Ia
Csosse VIM . Hastings Hunsoh Prescott and 81
Paul. Also, connecting ct Dubuque with the d.
BuQUE \ PACIFIC 4 II for Dyersyilc Cedar Rapids
Independence Sioux City &C.
For @ooHington In Sale Dixon Amboy Polo &c
trains leave via Chicago 4 Darlington II
" At .43 A NJ and 500 p -
Making direct connections .. Aandots With trains
Main Line VI Illinois Central all the above poists
| THROUGH TlCKkTS
Can be cbtAned al the Office ofthe Michigan Contra
X opposite fremont Houte corner Lake and ID, ar
born streets aeso 1t the Office the Pitt urgh
4 WAyse Chicago II II opposite fremont House ana
al the office Of he company in she Great Central De
| pot foot Of South Ws.er AMI Lake streets.
| JAS q. CLARKE
| W.P JOHNSON, Master Trsnspertation
G neral Ticket Agent. SlLAs BENT
Jahl6dtf Supt Chicago Div.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
N Office.

NOTICE Is hereby given thst the subscribers have
been duly appointed Executor and Executrix
Of the es,s ate OF Alexander W. Mcsrsgor, deCe nsed
late Of Davenport In the county Of Scott aud State
of lowe, ecd t.hea upon themselves tndt trust by
giving bonds the Law directs.
All persons having demands upon tho estate Of the
said deceased required TO exhibit the same, ana
ell persons indebted to the said are called w
on TO make payment to
A. J. LAWRS, Exec utor,
g.. "A. ActsREGOR, Rxecutrir.
Davenport, Iowa. Nov. 10th 1851. (Kovlldtf
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EVERY KIND OF HUMOR
rHR WORST eCROFULA TO COMMON PIMPLk


He h.. tr,ei IT In over eleven hundred cases, ana
n@var f.,le6 exc pt In two case, both thunder
He has ~ IN HE pos.essiIn over one huna'e !, IN.
cates OF its value, al VII hin ~ ny mAes VI p''n
Tso bottles are warranted 70 cure Na'S'As ''''
mouth. 1909, t,,s o
!'Iinpl - the faee - - MI,
Ty, bottle. are warranted to cure the worst CAh
.ey In the mouth and stomach
To- Ave bottles are warranted 70 cure the wors
Are OF Erysipeias -,
the eyes. "a,
ears and b.otches among Tbs hair.
Pour 10 six bDtles are warFanten 70 eufe 'oi HP'
and running ulcers. ,,.
One bottle will cure sea ly eruptions q the skin
Two ~ three bottles are warranted To cure Inc
worst case Of ringworm
Two to three bottlcs are "arfAnsen VI csie 'h' o9'
d. speratec Of rheumstiam
Three 10 four bottles warranted TO cure the salt
rheum
Five u eight b0ttle VIII cure INC Woiss SS'es VI
scrsfuA
A benefit Is always experienced from the hrst bot
tie and perfect cure iswarranted when the aDoV'
urnttty T. taken.
Nothing looks 90 improbable 70 those who have 10
vain iri. the wonderful me icnes 0: the day, a
that a common weed Rrowtns In the pasture, s,'u
slong ola walls should cure every humor In u.
.,st-u: vt It is fixed fact. H. you have hupof u
"a to start There are no IFS nor ANDa, huns nor
has abou, 1t .ng come cases but 'ot ytabs
L. ID ed over thousand bottles IN tue V-ihi'y u Dos
! ton Itnow the effects Of It 10 every csae. IL ha'
ar ed ne .onie o! the greatest cures ey o1Le ~
! uassA husetts gave 1t TO chil'.ren year GA, 70
| oil people II sixty. have sen poor, pnny "efny-
looking children, whose sh wa soft and iatoy re-
stored 70 perfect state Of heal N by ore Dots e.
| r. those who are subject to a Sal head ache one
| borte viii always cure Il II gives great relitl Ia
G ,tarrh and dtzliLess. Some VINO had taken 1t had
been c,sive TOR yea end have peeh regulated y IL
WLers body Is sound 1t orks qui asy,but where
thes Is any de- ansem Mt Of the functions t natur
i. will eau yer, singular feelings, but on must ct
be alarmed; tn Always d appear In from tour dsyr
! 10 a week There 10 never bsd result from It on
| the contrary when that etug Is gone, you will re
| yourrelf NE a new petson. htard some of The
m st extrAvagant encomiums Of II that ever man lis
tenedto. . go
Warren street Roxbury, Mass. Price 81 %.
| Feblo-W1y
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
Milwaukee and Watertown r r

WINTER ARRANGEMENT
IN and after Monday November 2bih, Passenger
" Trains On this Road will run as follows:
First train leaves WAtertown At o;lO A NJ arriving
in WAtertrwn At 8 AN. SECOND Train leaves Wa
tertown at 20 ", arriving at Waite town $50
First Train leaves Milwaukee at s;16 A n arriving
at Watertown at l1;l9AM Second train leaves Mil
w1ukee AT 20 living at W ateT town ut 500 u
CONNECTING-GOING EAST.
At Milwaukee with the Green Bay, Milwaukee and
Chicago Railroad to CHICAGO; tht nee VIA Michigan
southern, Cleveland Toledo, Cleveland aud krie and
NV York and Erie TO New York city; thence via
steamer Vanderbilt and Plymouth Rot 4 to Boston,
also connecting at Chicago with Michigan Central,
Great Western, Oansds, New York Contra, u New
York city; thence via New York and New Haven
CONNECTING-GOING WRIST
At Watertown with Stages to Oak Creek, Dodge
Oentrr, WauPun, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake
Portage ity. Portland, Waterloo, hanchetyile, Sun
Prairie, Columbus, Otsego, Wyocsna, &c.
FREIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Wste.town at 800 4 n, and milwaukee
F. W. FOWLER, Gene 81 Superintendent.
Milwaukee, Nov. IL, 1867 octl7dn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
Notice.

M 4SSRS HILDRBRANT, GAvIT l. PATTER-
NA son, S.escs Pante. ., having campleted heir
wosk On pr. Su!ti. aosea are resay to receive OF.
until ,hhe latter part OF his week. An ocaePa ~
drGDssd - tAea = ~ DsaAea Naaeo, WIN oS M
1e0vs sa>enllse 0AslA -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
To the Afflicted.
4 Safe L. Sure Cure for the travel.

I HAVE in my possession a Recipe which VIII
l. warrant to especially cure the GRAVEL even IL
Its worst stages the medicines uurely vegetable
--ven within tie IGaca OF any ana evefy one with
cut trouble AID erpens after ohtain,rg the Rccite
Three del..rs enclosed 30 my address viii ensure to
any one the rfore keep By r'turn OF mail, together
with fun aud complete iirections FOR usi'y
Address DOCT. c. G. efEiroN,
Box % Posi- Once.
Davenport
Iowa.
oc6dtf fGsxe.te copyl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
Removal.

VNHu undersigned has removed his once TO the
L second story Of g. Nichols new Block, corner
second and Brady streets, Davenport.
Nv. WOODWARD.
Money to loan on Real Estate BY
0c7dtf T. " WOODWARD
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-06
Chicago Alton 4 St. Louis r. r.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
ND> SNnwA nm n a. <>v,so

Cn4C08O anu S1s 4lOU46s
roSas 5soes CAtcago for &. Lovts AID t~ssvms-
dt0tS places.
Aeeomodaticn Train, (eunday's sxceptsd) S0OAn
Express Train, (Sasurday's excsptsd) II iOP 4
1tot~s Isacs g. Louisf for CAio0go AID tnsssms
dt0ss psacss.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted) 7OOA 4
Express Train (Ssturdsy's excepted) a20Pn
Trains run directly through, without change OF
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carlinvile and Alton.
WiTrsins run ON this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut OF and Michigan Central Railroad ct
joliet making this the shortest, 9u.cket and most re-
liable route between 81 Louis and New York Boston
PhNadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central =. It Bloomington, for L.
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
i,h Great Western Of Illinois ct sprineasd, for
necatrv and Naples.
With Ill the Railroads diverging from Chieago
With daily line Of Packets ct s. Louh for Xeokuk.
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for Ill places mentioned above can
Be procered 1t Ill the principal IT, kst osss In he
20. :. T..aias''a A. = D:...esa :?.s.. es,.-
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