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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
Wooden & WillOW.WaFc
ii 0 w ARD ASSOCIATION
PuILADELPH

A BenevoIlnt Institytton, ess1Jiishsd By spsct0l
endvuaaent for ne relief the siek and 6iSfSsss-
ed, uUicttd scith HVuIenS ind Epsdsnntc de-
edses.
rTO oil persons sicted With Sexual Diseases, such
L ~ STRAIGHTFORWARD, SEMINAL WAX
NESS, INPOTEnOE, GOkORRHXA. 8LBDT, ~.
WILLS. the vice Of ONANyeM. cr sRLS ABUeD,
&C., &c.
full destruction Of Dhman life caused ~ SEXUAL q
ease, and the decpt.ons pract cd upon the unfortu
years $50 directed their Com uting q char
table worthy 81 their name, - open DirpenssSy
or the treatment Of this class Of Diseases In al heir
fms, and to give Medical Adsics Grdtts, to Ill
who ,pply By etfeH with descriUton Of their condl
ton Iaee occupation, hatits 81 life &c and in cas-
Of extern pow rfy, TO FNynfsh McdeciNss fres Of
Charge. II il needless 10 add that the Ass. citation
commands tie highest Medical skill Of the sge, end
will furnish the most approved modern treasme {.
The Directors. on review Of the past, feel ssured
that their lsbors In this sphere Of benevolent Fort
have been OF grest benefit 70 the afflicted, especially
70 the young an they have devote them-
selves, with renewed seal. 70 this very important bos
much dcspi.ed cause.
Just Published BY the association Report on eper.
,natorrhGa, OF Seminal weakness, the Vice Of Onan.
Ism Masturbation Self-e buse md other Diseas.o
ofthe " xnsl Organs, b, the Consulting SurgeCn.
which uil be sent BY mail FIN y seaes letter envel.
odr, FREE or CHARGE, on receipt Ct Too Stamps
for postage.
Address, for Report or treatment, Dr. GHOR0D
X. CALHOUN, Consulting Surgeon, Howard Assoct.
alton, No. O. touth Ninth Street, Philadelphia. p.
By ord@r Of the Directors.
GEO. PA!RCTIsD. BRA D. HKARTWRfL,
Sscretdry. <residsst.
Neil
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

Tho Gazette il breathing out threat
.nings and slaughter against Mr. co1'
bin. and proclaims that ''just 80 often
.. AID Corbin violates duty and DO
eency, we shall hold him and his acts
up to public examination" The ''e'
Of Sanden denouncing any man
for violating duty and deceney
j. almost rs comical as that OF
Satan rebuking sin. The Gazstto' at
tacks on Mr.. Corbin remind rs OF the
assault the ram made on Locomotive
At full speed; tho locomotive was mol
hurt, but good deal Of mangled mat,
tar WAS found scattered on the track
Let the Gazette take warning by the
tate of its blcating prototype.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

Iowa FAlLuREs.-According to the
Report Of Msssrs. Douglass 4 Co., Of
N Y. Mercantile Agency, the number
Of failures in Iowa for the past year
has been 244 Of these SO have been
in Dubuque, and tho remaining los
are divided up among the balance Of
the towns and cities. The number OF
stores in the state 10 Get down 1t All.
The extent of tho liabilities Of the Du-
bubus failures il $735, 900; Of the bal
ancs ofthe State $l,s33,o00; = total
Of t2,O6s,O 900.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subserisers havs
~ been duly appointed Executor and kxecutrix
Of r. es, ate Of Alexsnd.T W. Nc sregor, decsaseA
late OF Davenport 10 the county Of Scott aud STATE
OF Iowa, ard taken upon themselves that trust b.
giving bonds the Law directs.
All persons having demands upon the estate ofthe
sid deceased required 70 exhibit the same, and
I'll persons indebted to the sid estate are called =
on 10 make payment to
4. J. LAwBS, Ike utor,
D. 4. nc0RB0OR, Exee1tyix.
Davenport, Iowa, Nov. 10Th. 1857. [Nevli1aS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

WILL NOT DO r.-It is currently re-
ported on the streets that Cook l. Sar-
geut have determined not to place
Florence on . par with Illinois currcn-
cy. We believe the Gazette had no
authority sor saying that it would not
Be. lift and the street rumon spoke
the truth, however, there is certainly
trouble ahead, and not far off either.
We caution our friends against hand
ling the critter too freely! Somebody
il certain to get scratched.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS.

ME have now our stock for Spring Trade fully
w completed and shall he glad 10 our friends
no all who are wanting Seeds for the Harm Gar.
ien.-An,ong our Field Seeds may be found
SPRING Whats, BARLEY, RYE, MILLET, POLAND
OATS, EARLY And LATE POTATOES
RING PHILLIP RID BLAZE, AND OTHER vARiITIHs
OF CORN. ETC,
Glover, Timothy and other Grasses, with al eA..
tment of Seeds for Root crops
Fer the Kitchen Garden viii BE- found ful and
ompl,te assortment OF every vegetable seed wanted
the best varieties and selected with great care and
many at much expense Several new varieties Of
Seeos Will be found among our imporl ations.
CHINESE SUGAR CANE PURE SEED
The subscriber, have obtained n supply Of the seei
lite ab5ve liant, now attracting much u public
,ttenton. IL Is most Thoroughly endoi sed by the
cadng Agricu, uraliets, and Agricultural Societies.
nd Agricultural Papers in the Union.
At this especial lime !. IL well worth trial. From
IL can be grown seed which Will be found as valuable
corn, addition to Me stalk for pyrup or forage
aaking it much moro Profitable than ordinary crops.
gentleman who has tried IL, ssys.
zone acre Of the stalks properly cultivated will
cii from 100 70 go gallons q fine ,yrup equal ~
he bet New Orleans and from the same roots .
second crop % excellent fodder. Sown broadcast or
~ close drills. on land deeply plowed or highly
ure II viii yield thirty 10 Effy pounds OF superior
fodder to The ihe iced IL excellent for human
ford, when ground into meal, and fattens domestic
nj ALI very speedily
The seed, which has been very carefully k.rt pure.
rom the OF ginal import alton will be tffered IN cloth
packages, each coHtaing enough 10 plant onefourth
IAN IN drills with full directions for the cuti-
raton, which Is perfectly simple. These packages
will be forwarded per mail, free of posdge, TO any
address receipt OF 81 for each package When not
cent by mail We will furnish proportionate guam
city.
Early orders are solicited, the supply OF seed 10
iutc limited.
OUR IMPLEMENT DEPARTMENT will be found
completely stocked with tools and machines for every
style and mode Of Farming and all OF the most Ap-
proved articles.
wv Dealers supplied at liberal discounts.
5-Full Catalogues gratis on receipt Of . postage
stamp.
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No. 204 Lake Street, Chicago, III.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
oUuMADY.

~. Bssjs.ia 1fsss q sestAvin~ O'sa'.
-. - .,ye.l ssss,s lsasly. They vsrs
po,sO..d By l,slias ~ ps'.s q ssv'y'
psisssd bess.
A lazy fellow. lying O The gFsa'. eaes
aid:
"Oh. how viah that this vas called
work, and we'll paid for"
Somebody has estimated that the con-
mercial world has lost $500. 000. 900 by the
rsvulsion Of 1857.
A tenant Of the Carol county. Ind jail.
hes comnsneed suit for the loss Of health
he sustained while confined therein.
1t has been proposed 70 take up and cell
the rails Of the Amherst / Belchsrtovn.
mass, } Railroad. a. IL does not pay sxPen-
ses.
QuaY.-A correspondent writes to know
in case the Great Eastern steamship can't
come over the bars about Sandy Hook. why
the people don't 60 aud let the bars down 7
It il estimated that the State Of Illinois
has produced two hundred and eight mil
lion bushels Of grain this ssason-more than
ten bushels for each man. woman and child
in the United Statesi
The New Brunsviek, IN. J.) Rubber Co.
have deposited in the police station house.
in that city. rubber boots and shoes for the
travelling poor who are destitute or in need
Of them.
Alter oil the talk about the immense val.
ne Of Fremont's Mariposa grant. it Is about
being sold for unpaid taxes. amounting to
$4,000.
POPULATION RscxDlSo The population of
France is receding. During the year 1855
Il was at stand still, and for the last year
IL il estimated that there has been prep0n-
derancs of deaths over births Of nearly
10000.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
Millinery.

\ EISG BARLE takes this METHOD 10 announce to
yy the ladies 81 Davenport aoo vicinity that she
hos taken the store In vovresps block recently
cupted By Mr. snA Mrs. 1heTndike next - the store
Of Mr.. ". L. KiIbourn, where may b found con-
staAty On hand Doonste and Haes Of the istest and
most lAshienah1e styles, cid splendid assortmens
Of Ribbeas, all Of which viii - soid Of prices suted
70 NE tDes:
peO7du !. 1A111.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

The following 10 = summary Of the
official report John Pattee, Auditor Of
the State for the fiscal year ending
November lst, 1857. The total re-
ceipts into the State Treasury. including
a balance of revenue in tho Treasury,
Nov. lst 1856 of 81, 254,91, is 1885,
327,75. The disbursements amount
to &24l,145,O5, leaving balance on
hand Of sl4,lS2,70. The total amour:
Of warrants issued, including interest
on redeemed warrants, and the pay
ments Of State debt and interest, is
1871, oO7,O3 incluping the printing
and all the expenses Of the Constitu-
tionaI Convention, amounting to S27,-
OO0,65. The amount of warrants out
standing on the LIST Of Nov. was $685.
OO3,56. The total liabilities Of the
State are 1868, s43,9s. Its estimated
resources for the year 1857 and 1858
are S953,77l,06, which does not in
cude the school funds. (s36,90s,75)
az they cannot strictly be Considered
state resources nor the saline fund,
(s499,SO) The estimated resources
| for the two years ending Nov lat, 49,
50 arc s523,4l2,9O, which leaves an
excess Of $43O,35O,O0, on tho pre-
sumption, that, contrary to all expert
cncc, the revenues Of the State will DO
| paid up. But it 10 impossible to antici-
pate all tho appropriations which the
Legislature may make, and the report
only contempIates the probable OK
pcnscs incident to the present order Of
things, and some which seem to be i'm
pcratively demanded, which, after
making due allowance for the severity
Of the times as regards the payment
Of taxes, still leaves respectable mar.
gin for tho liquidation of debt and
special appropriations.
The appropriations to cha ritablc in
| situations and to the pcnitcntiary are
follows: Insane Asylum, 800 $685.
AZ; Deaf and Dumb, 100000; In
stitution for the Blind, $7,222,OO !;
Peniteniary. $24,sl7,OO.
The expenditures Of the State have
been unusually large, but the appro-
priations, which have been expended,
have been very much needed, and arc
the result of healthy growth and pros
perity. Taking into consideration the
comparative resources of this State
with any other, its finances have been
administered with unequaled economy.
1t is hoped that, inasmuch as the cen
sus board raised the rate of State tax
10 two mills upon dollar command
ing revenue for 1857 Of over $780,
900, the Treasury will be ablo in the
next two years, to meet all its obliga-
tons, except pcrhsps the funded debt.
The following comparison of the taxa
BILE property of Iowa. for the last seven
years, is given as an indication of the pro-
gress she making in wealth:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

The following is an extract from letter
cent from minister in Illinois:
"Preachers feel these hard times sensibly
For more than two months have not had
cent except what got for marrying. and
marriage fees are not very large in this re-
Riop."
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

A WoRD 10 Con-. PAuID,No.-We received
'supplment TO the Chatholic Propagator
that . subscription has been opened ct No
90 Bourbon street, for the purpose Of pre-
ssnting Com. Paulding q sword Of honor,
and TO the officers aud crew Of frigate Wa
bah, flag. - an evidence Of the approval
Of their acts on the part Of those who sub.
serbia
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

The N. Y. Sss says tho Messra Hoe are
buildlug for them . new press, which In
povss, Ispidity Of execution. and complete
nss il III il aETangements, will far excel
anything ever produced. and win print both
ddes q the came time
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18


This comparison is highly 'g.atify-
ing and will justify the State, in max
ing such appropriations as are needed
for the erection Of asylums and other
public buildings, the encouragement Of
institutions Of learning, and the ad-
vancement of al her enter prises, with
out the fear of financial embarraas-
ments.
The aggregate valuation of the coun-
ties for 1857 Is $2lO,O44,433,54; and
the State tax 10 $42O,OSS,O6. Dubu-,
que County, exclusive of town lots, is
valued at $l6,453, l56, 90, and taxed
$32, sO6,sl; Lee County is valued at
$l2,132,7ss,OO, and taxed $24, 265,5s;
Scott County is valued at $s,6s5,sl3
90, and taxed $17,37l,63; Muscatine
County valued at 81, $50, $4,000, taxed
$l5,3l9,79; Dcs Moines County valu-
ed at $7,507, 1890, taxed SIS, 1875, 40.
The average valuation Of land per acre
in Dubuque County is 1896; Scott
1914; Muscatine $1,000; Des
Moines sl2,o7; lLee County is not
rcturncd). The aggregate value Of
town lots in the State is $50, 44s.ss4,-
90; personal property $45,4 1854, sc.
Dubuque County again leads off with
IS, l44, 100 in town lots, and a.
la, 10000 in personal property. The
personal property Of Lee County il g.
7l2, 2O8, 90; its town lots are not Civ
en-. Scott follows with 81, 922, 278,O0
town lots, and 81, O91, $500 personal
property. Des Moines 81, 464, $500
town lots and $l,744,05O,oO personal;
and Muscatine $l,sl4,890,O0 town
lots, and $l,560,7lS personal proper
ty. In the statement showing the in
dcbtedncss Of the different counties to
the State, Dubuque County i the on
" one "balanccd." Des Moines oves
$4,000; Lee $5,O54,eo; Muscatine
$732,59, and Scott 81, 1896.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
ra,lures at Home and Abroad.

The New York Herald publishes a
full and complete statement OF oil the
mercantile failures in the United States,
Great Britain, Continent Of Europe and
the Canadas, which were caused by
the late financial crisis. Tho figures
we're obtained from the noted Mercan-
tile Agency Of b. Douglass d Co., and
do not embrace railroads and stock job
binc losses, which constitute a large
portion Of the true aggregate of losses
daring the year past. 1t is estimated
and we think the amount not over-ra-
ted, that the late crisis has destroyed
over one thousand million of dollars of
speculative value, or that amount Of
supposed property six months ago, has
vanished into thin air.
The commercial loss is represented
~ follows:
LIABILITIES. ASSETS.
n a and Oanods $500 900 OOO, 414AOeO, 900
@. Britain Europe 4OooW,00o sO,WOOo9
fIonNincnt Of luYope 800 OOO 900 GO 0O,0N
Total Al ono 600, 900 42S4 00O, 900
2S4,0O0 WO
Total Loss. ........o1l6 OOO,ooo
Add to this the depreciation Of rail
road stocks and bonds $500, 100000,
and We have an amount isl ,Ol6,OOO,-
900. These figures look exceedingly
heavy, but are probably less than the
actual loss.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
Fer Sale.

mONB hundred and twenty Building lots IN -
Addition 70 the town Of Port Dyron.
4hese lots arc eligible and handsomely situated o.
che bank u the Aissssppi 1hey VII b sood On ree
to0able 3erms.
For psrticulars inquire Of Aessrs. Ourfce, Pratt
Oes Fort Dyrso, Charles J. Rogers, 1eq, 1eOlaATe.
Oorbin Dow davenport, Or Of ths subecrlber,
JAMS NAY.
- 1he subscriber has nunboTlese desirable ~
col land IN and near the cities q Davsnpo1t and
LsOIsira amp near IL town Of Port Oyro0, t1ot -
vlhsss 70 seli. I0ctlssfl J.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

LxIGsA1lox Dussyo. l657.=The
'ySlusSs mads up q he ONCE q the
Commissions Of ELlgratiou, New
Yosk, shew ~ sgFegsts yearly immi-
gTMtioa oinco 1646, . tolloWs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

>avans Sssaaaag vsss g az :,
:: - - - oas Of ~ e1A1. y
Wsss' 80. !. e,s q sssaiy, ed 81 - mo.
'ss'. 49,, -, r.s.,.,... ~. such .: % '.s ~,
- s =. "a ..ss.s . 70 fsrni's = .'''
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49,. :. nv or eAes sssA'.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
NEW YORK.
IMPORTED WINES, GROCERiRS,& &c
1. a. w. GERRY.
1OS Canal st, / 10 osdWay. n. Y.

IMPORTED WINES. ,GROCERlRS,& &c
4. Il w. GERRY,
30S Canal St. 1 10 Bres dway, n. Y.
(EstsbIished icOA.)
Importers osd Dealers n T~si Qsalisies
FAMILY GROCERIES,
oser to the TRADE HOTELS, PRIvA1S vAxILIE
sad al Who choice in their taste, ed desirs
genuine ovticie. large variety Of
TEAS, GREEN AND BLACK. SOUCHON0, POUCH
one, nA0LISH BREAKFAST, OOL.ON0, InPs
RIAL, HYSON, GUNPOw DER, YOUNG HYbON,
b.. In chests and half chests, &C
OOFFEE-MOCHA and JAVA.
wINES-AADERIES, SHERRIEs, PORTS hooks,
&c, very old and high grades, in original packs.
gee, demuons, mAwnums and bottles.
BARTON and GUEsTIER's CLAREH.
CBAMPAGNES: Meet l. Ihandons, Cabinet Impr
yersenay Do. Heid-sic AL. N. Mumm's, Do do,
LIQU0RS-Brandies, Ru ~, whisky Gin, Arrack,
Absinthe, kirsch, nc, &C., In original PACKAGE
Also Curacao, Aaraschino, Anisette, Noyeau, BIT
MALT LIQUORS-London Brown Stout Scotch ana
English ALBS.
sEGARs-A variety OF Choice Brands.
PICKLES-ENGIISH and FRENCH
6AUCkS-Yor Fish. Carrie Game, Meat, &c,
CHEE5E- STILrOE, CHEDDzR, ROYAL vICTO-
ETA, PRINCE ALBERT. PARMEsAN GRUY
ERE. SAPSAGo, DUTCH, and AMERICAN.
SUGARS-LOAR, CRUSHED, PULyERISED. 81
CkOIx, &c. IN barrels rnd half barrels,
HAMS-wEsTPHALlA and AMERICAN.
OILS OLIVE, SPERM and WHALE.
0eOur Liquors are warranted unsdu,terated -
OF our own irpor iaiion. IApr, - d1y.l
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AlENCkD Canvassing Agents wanted In al parts
Of the country for the "Comprehensive Geography
and History, (Anoient and Aodcrn) Of the whole
World, fro the earliest ages TO the present time
By 0ooDRicH, peter Parieyl ELEGANTLY bound
and BEAUTIFULLY illustrated. Price -. Sold only By
Agents " whom special districts wtlrbe given. Ap
plicants should state what counties they would liS
vor particular apply to
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18

The last steamer from Europe brought
letters from the Rev. Mr. Prettyman. mis-
sionsry Of the Methodist Episcopal Church,
residing at Shumls, in Bulgaria. in which
that gentleman thus speaks Of the price Of
food il that place. "Shumla is the cheap
est place to live in we haXe ever been H.
A good sized loaf Of breadNDan be bought
for half cent, q chicken for five cents. and
eggs for two cents dozen, DC.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-18
BOOK TRADE

49, N&A - $500 -
TWIN CITY BOOK STORE ! |
VIEWS DEPOT.
SECOND sT., OPPOSITE In CLAIRE HOUSE,
BOOKS! BOOKS!
stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS. PORT MONEYS,
Colosnes, Perfumeries.
Hat Oih, soap..
Lthosr.ps, Mas d Ill kinds,
A ND great variety Of ether things, such - y
~ eoly ksps h Bod Stores.
ALSO:
M A G. A Yin Il $!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
OF ali the most popular kinds. The following ~
resolved and for sale.
MAG All E s:
harper,
Cooley. Graham,
Bmerson's 4 Putnam's New Monthly,
Peter son, KnickerbockeY, Household WoFds,
Blsckwooi. frank Leslie's New Family Masasincs
Balloue Dollar Mrs Stephens, Y, Journal HaTpeI's
Monthly Part, L-slie's III. Monthly Part.
w.verly Monthly. Novelette, Monthly.
Nick Max, Yankee Notions.
Working Farmer
Hunts Merchants Mag, Water Cure Journal.
Dinsmor-'s R. Guides. London Quarterly Review
Appleton's u. 4. Guide, Kdinhu.g do DO
chronological Journal. NorthBritish do do
West Minister Review and London Family Herald
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
Herald,
Trbcne, Times,
Day Book Sunday Dispatch,
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