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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
From the :hp. ensourg (Pa) News
Almost too Romantic to be True.

For some days past, considerable ex-
element has been felt in some circles
in this community, in reference to an
affair in humble life, the particulars of
which we cannot permit to pass by un-
noticed. SO far as we have 6een able
to gather the case, they appear to be
as follows:
About three years ago, George Fry,
of this vicinity, became enamored of
beautiful Gipsey girl, who in company
with a number of her people, had en-
camped in wood near this place.
Mr.. Fry's love was duly reciporated
by the fair Gipsey, and she consented
to marry him. But "true love never
did run smooth" and so it happened in
this case. The consent of the father
of the lady could not be obtained to
her marriage with man mot accus-
toned to gcntility "
However, Glove laughs at lock-
smiths." When Mr.. Fry found that
he could not win the favor of the old
folks, he set about planning ways and
means to steal the object of his affect
ions. In this he was not successful
One night, when the hard-heartcd old
man was wrapped IN the arms of Nor
pheus, and all around was lonely and
drear, Mr.. Fay approached the camp
Of the wanderers, and was met by her,
for whom his heart had long wrung in
agony sighed! After fondly embra-
cling her, he solicited her to accompany
him, without delay, to village few
miles distant. Without hest ation, she
complied with his request, and on the
following day they were married.
The rage Of the old Gipsey when he
found that his daughter had "sloped,"
can deter be imagined than described
Nothing could soothe his temper save
the return of his child. In vain he
sought for her. Nothing could be
heard from her.
Finally, when he found that he
could find no traces of her, he offered
heavy reward to the perso who would
discover her whereabouts, and in the
presence of several "kidnappers" he
exhibited large quantities of gold and
silver, which induced them to make
the effort, and few evenings after, in
a most lnhuman manner, they accom-
p;ished their object. In the absence of
Mr.. Fry they wrested her away and
delivered her over to the hands of
fathe. unacceptable Of the divine feel
ings of love. Immediately the entire
group of Gipsies fled from the country.
Rumor said that they had returned to
England from whence they came.
Two years noissleasly glided By, and
notAinf was heard By Ar. Fry non
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

rTVO Nsrrid womes on the Voluntary ntrol Of
i the Maternal Fntction, Strict, n raj In stone
by professional Gentleman who has made the p vs.
iolog, OF pr crsau his special study the great
% OF his life II cie rig rhearss- the philosophy
u impreeu stiUn end cont sins sunni airy Of oil the
m des resorted to. to p event CONCEPTION, pol tinG
out which are enictent and sensing their vrtuss
with recommendations ami directions how 70 easily
and safely forestal conception Sent ader seal. BY
mall fres for o.. Communications strictly private.
ROBERT J. BUSCH, =. D.,
Dsco6dAvam ~ hvoadOav. r.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
Notice.


To the heirs at law 81 Ssmuc Philhar, late ~ Scot
county, Iowa, deceased, and all Others whom 1t may
concern.
NOTI II IL hereby given that OH application mad
~ on the 25 b day OF January, u 1858 BY keT
becca Jane wonde lick and David wondeilck, hes
husband, 70 the Cp,n Court 81 Oft county, atd
Of Iva, prove and -etsbll a We al v Ill fsai,
oamu | Philber, a hi last Will and Tesfame u
Monday. the frst cav OF March A d 1885, was fixed
by cal Codrt 70 he final hearing heref ami hat
on sai. first day OF March, A D 1855, he caring
thereof was arioui ned 10 Aonday IN 18th dav OF
Marth, A u ISIS, when you can sppesr and defend
therein il YOU de-i = 90 to do.
Janu .ry % h, 1855.
Nv order OF HON CHARLES WESTON
County Judge VI Scott county, va.
DAvrsoN TaUE, Attorneys for applicants.
mch3 W8w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

Dor had or had mot money to lend
The banks lend mostly other peoples
and when these other people
want their money, the tanks must all
Such an open discount mar
ket wou'' oe as uniform as the potato
.arket: a little scarcity to-day, fol-
lowed by more abundant supply TO-
morrow; all its changes gradual and
easy.
If our banks create no capital by
their capital stock, still less do they
furnish any capital by their other OPP
perations. On the contrary, the com
munity, in their deposites, furnish In
capital to the banks-clnbs to break
their own heads. The banks take the
peoples money without interest," and
lend it out for their own benefit at
seven per cent. And herein lies the
whole mystery Of bank panics, bank
contractions and bank suspensions -
That the banks, having lent out more
of other persons money deposited
with them, than in honest prudence,
they ought to have done, struggle
convulsively to get it back, break those
who have rashly relied on them, ex-
tend their struggles and fright to the
whole community, and finally break
down in open bankruptcy themselves.
1t is easy to see that bank which
bad lent out only its own capital, would
have no need to contract in the worst
Of times. So with individual capital
lists, dealing through private discount
shops: as they would lend only their
own money, they would have no need
at any time, OF making grand slmul-
taneous panic-making contraction.
The banks furnish no facilities to the
community. On the contrary, the
merchants aud others furnish in their
deposited balances the facilities which
are presumed to come from the banks
In stringent times, when men want
facilities, the banks can do nothing
for the experience of all pressures
proves that in those seasons the banks
themselves are the most necessitious
Ii is becoming clearer and clearer
every day that there was no reason
save in the weakness of the banks, fol
our late ruinous panic. In Europe
there were elements of real CONNER.
cial crisis. Here there were nOne.--
We have not over-traded. The Secre-
tary of the Treasury's report shows
that for the year ending July l, 1851
our exports had exceeded our
imports by s2,ooo,ooo. We had
abundant crops just ready for market
The only weakness and poverty was in
the banks themselves. we had abun-
dance of property wherewith to liqui-
date all debts. The exchanges Of thi:
property necessary to liquidation would
have gone on regularly and smoothly
but for the brittle tools we used to eff
feet the exchanges. These grew weak
err and weaker, and finally broke in oul
hands.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

R Turks Island papers Of the Sd
OF February report the sale of salt dull
at eight cents per bushel. The Roval
Gazette states that 1000 bushels had
been shipped away during week, and
that Of last years crop there remained
on hand several hundred thousand
bushels, which could be had at very
low prices The salt pans at Inagua
are said to be in q promising state. A
large quantity was on hand there, but
no sais for il. Only three careoss
vsss dispessd Of n III the mont6 q
Janoag2s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

R Tuckerman, the alleged mail
robber, has been indicted by the Grand
jury at New Haven, being charged in
twenty counts with four distinct rob-
oer'es. Upon his arraignment, he
pleaded not guilty, was ordered to rec
ogn'ze IN the sum of $4,000, and was
committed, to appear for trial before
the United States Circuit Court on the
fourth Tuesday in April.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

8 Moses J. Trafton has been arrested
at Portland, and taken to Lowell, charged
with stealing thirteen thousand boxes OF
eathartic pills from DR.. ]. G. Aver, of Low
ell, and peddling them "down ssst" ct less
than Wholesale prices
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

1t is stated that the Prince Frederic
William, just married to the Princess Royal
of England, learned the trade of a compost
tor In the printing office of Mr.. Hanel Of
Berlin.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

The latest and most convenient snuff
box invented is in the shape of pistol and
by means of small spring, the snuff is
fired up the nose.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
For Sale.

AONB hundred and twenty Building lots " q
~ Addition 70 the town Of Port Byron.
these lots eligible and handsomely situated 90
che bank Of the Aississtppi 1hsy VII BE- sold
tOnabo germs.
For perticulars inquire Of Aessrs. Durfee, Pratt
o., Fort Byron, Charles ]. Rogers, lsq, LeOlaire
OoralA Z Dow davenport, Or Of ths snbscs.ber,
JANDs NAY.
ne subscriber has u0nbeSies0 Desirable ~
coo1 land IN ord naoS tAs cttiao o. Oov IMPORT -
Lo0ooiro, 80 naos ~ tOWn q Per- 0yun. tho4 -
vlAsse - 80. G0stloefo ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
Mav For Sale.

VTVnD suhsssbee hos . nunb0 = 1sas q BsslIm1
l ~ watch - vtslsQ % 1leo1e = Q4l4RlUuO
sias;,::::; ~ 'ss'' - - p III -:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
FORSALEORLEASE,
For Rem L.

TVHE OFFICE heretofore occupied by Hessrs Cook.
i Dillon 4 Lndley, opposite Cook b Ssrgsnt's
Bank.
Enquire Of N. KUHHEH, Tobacconist. fDec26tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
SALOONS.
1858 John Akin 1858

ID EeTAURANT, corner Second ard Main streets.
II Confec'ioneries, visnds, sc, furnished In the
most elegant style.
wedding Cake, Plain Cake, Fresh and Picked
Oysters, tegether with al luxuries Of the season.
II III = d..
Billiard Saloon, most elegantly atted mp. con-
tanning three tables Entrance on n ain street,
FebSdn JOHN ATKIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

TyOUR LOTS situated on d and Scott stsest, TO
particulars enquire Of OoRDu 4 Dow, or
touGlhdts JAh0 uAy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
WHITES QUADRILLE BAND,
LeClstre, Scott Co., Ioscs.


BAND OF TWELVE
Yirvt Violin, Jacob Strasser,
Second Violin, echults,
Ciarionet, John Schuhier,
Flute, ck' tedt,
Cornet, Nichae,
FIRST TIN pet, Henry Sch ahier
Second Trumpet, Ekaf
Rifst French Horn, Sch roeH~.
6econd French Horn, BAUM,
First bsrttOne, ". Read
Contrs Bass, Past.
Prompter, :. n. Whit.
BAND OF FIVE
First vtoii., A. n. W.T.
Sc ond Violin, Jaa StYa scr,
CIArione,, Jof.n Schunler
Coru-t Henry bchn-ler
Bass, A W. r. nd.
Al orae.s dress u A. v. READ, u JA.,oB
0T1ASSkR, Davenport, Iowa. or 70 A. n wi,rH
lie Claire Io~s, viii receive %. mt s.t+ntson.
n. We f1raieb better Aurtc shap sny other
send N ne ss"ts. o. wake - charge,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

I'M o1oefa00A kas removed his 90 - ~
ssseea - hsa1U 0eGaa1A navsepoes
= -. Wlk,nvAAo.
sss9o { y. w0ooVAnp.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
For Sale or Lease.

TvWBkTY-THkEs eligible Building Lots, situate
i on Hsrrison, Third, Ripley and Bl0ndescs treet
sill b sold OF leased on reasonable terms: ios par
,icuiars enquire Of OORBIk Dow. or
(ausdtO Ann0 NAY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

BOOK TRADE.
TWIN CITY BOOK ST0REll
VIEWS DEPOT.
SECOND ST., 0PPosIrs Ii CLAIRE HOUSE,
BOOKS! BOOKS!
stationery, Fancy Goods,
GOLD PENS, PORT MONEYS,
oooenes, Perfumer,e..
HAIR Oils, susss.
Hdif Extracts. Picture.,
Lthograps, Aaps q oil kinds,
A ND great variety Of other things, such - u
"A only kept In Book Stores.
M A q A I'll II s!
NEWSPAPERS AND PERIODICALS,
OF al the most popular kinds. Tho following arc
reCe1Veo ana Tor SAFE.
n A G AIM S:
Harper.
Cooley, Graham,
Emefson's Putnam's New Monthly
Peterson, KLicker booker, Household Worcs,
BlAckwcod, Prank Ls,ie's New Family MAGAZINE,
Baou's Dollar, Mrs stephens, y, journal Hsrpcr's
Monthly Part, Lesie's I'll. Monthly Part.
Waverly Monthly, Novelette, Monthly.
Nick Max Yankee Notions,
Working Farmer.
Hunts Merchants Mag, Water Cure Journal.
Appleton's Il. 4. Guide, Kdinburg do do
chronological Journal, NorthBritishdo do
West Minister Review and London Family Herald.
NEW YORK WEEKLIES.
Herald,
Tribune, Times,
Day Book Sunday Dispatch
NJ. Ledger, n. Y. Mercury Clipper,
Picayune, Bro. Jonathan, Home Journal,
Life l.Countrs Gent Rural N. Yorker, Novelette,,
Harpers WY ILL., Lsslie's, III, Spirit Of the Times,
Poster's Spirit, Scientific American,
Irish News, Spiritual Telegraph,
Irish American, Police Gazette,
MI. Leader, Living Age,
Journal Of Finance and Thompsons Reporter.
BOSTON w EEKLIES:
American Union,
Waverly Mag, Paror Casket,
Flag OF our Union, Yankee Pr,vAteer,
Pilot, Ballous Pictorial, and American Traveller
| Washington National Era, baltimore American,
| Pittsburg Gazette. st. Louis Democrat,
Cincinnati Times, and
| Commercial,
| Davenport Gazette,
Democrat, and
Chicago Reporter.
ENGLISH PAPERS,:
| London Punch,
London Weekly Times,
| London Illustrated New.
Subscriptions received for the above on the most
liberal terms BY the Month, Quarter, or Year.
Ssosc,1bs Asvs snd SAM yosv Postage.
s.H. STARR.
octldn Agent.
Books! BOOks!!
WE are now opening the NEST splendid stock @
w bibles, Hymn Books Prayer Books, Animals
&C.. ever offered to the citizens Of Davenport and
Rock Island.
Pearl Inlaid Papisr Mache Work Boxes,
CARD CASES,
lSILK VELVET RETICULES
Antique Portfsliss,
Writing Cases, Geld Headed Canes,
ETC, ETC.
N. B...Prices 70 suit the hard times-
GEO. W. sLLs n CO.,
Feb25-dtf No LeClaire Row.
Rock Island Book Store,
| At this establishment will be found = large stock o
BLANK BOOKS, -
SCHOOL BOOKS
| STATIONERY,
WALL PAPER
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS
| &C., &C., &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Agents for Whites N. Y. Type Foundry and r
Hoe & Co.'S
PRINTING PRESSES.
| A large stock OF Printers Material on hand.
At our MUSIC STORE, Opposite the Book Store
will be found Ct tn most extensive stocks Of ri
amos and Aelodeons in the North-West. A visit I
our sales room will pay the trouble.
II. A. PORTER BROTHER,
| Janl41&wtf Rock Island. Ill.
M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16
For Sale or Lease.
Fer Sale or Lease.

FOR 0lnG DeCk lUU Ioet
tonn1ther articuolars inquire Of Corbin 4 Do.
- ~, or OF JAAk0 HAY.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-16

Two years noisslessly glidsd By, and
netAing wa1 heard b Mr. Rty hon
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
UNIVERSITY OF LOUISVILLE. rn...

VI 'INlE twenty second annual course of Lectures will November and close the last of February under the following arrangement:
 LUNSFORD ?. YANDELL, NJ. D., Professor of Physiology and Pathological Anatomy. BENJAMIN R. PALMER. NJ. D., Professor of the Principles and Practice of Surgery. !. LAWRENCE SMITH. NJ. D., Professor of Me dica Chemistry and Toxicology.
 ROBERT J. BRECKENRIDGE NJ. D., Professor of Maeria Medica and Therapeutics. JOSHUA B. FLINT, M D., Professor of Cini- cal Surgery.
 THEODORE s. BELL, Nj. D., Professor of the Theory and Practice of Medicine
 LLEWELLYN POWELL, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetric Medicine.
 J. W. BENSON, NJ. D., Professor of Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
 s. NJ. BEMISS, NJ. D., Professor of Clinical Me dcine ARCHIE B. COOK, NJ. D., Demonstrator of Ana tony.
 Fees for the entire course sl05. Matricuation and Library together S5. Practical Anatomy and Dis section Slo. Graduation fee S25.
 full Preliminary course of Lectures will be given ny the Faculty. commenting on the first Monday in October, at which time the Dissection Rooms will also be opened
 Clinical instruction will be given twice a week at the Louisville Marine Hospital from the lst of Octo- Der till the close of the session.
 A Clinique has also been established in connection with the University, at which operations are per presence of the class
 For further information, apply to
 L. P, YANDELL, ,Iuly 2S. 1S5S 3t Dean of tb. Facutv
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
A SUPERIOR ASSORTMENT.

LUST received from New Orleans, fine and fresh J assortmentof Conectonaries consistingin part of
 Nugat and Star Candy; Cordial Drops; Fine Sugar Almonds; Large Drops: Sugar Almonds; Large Cor dial Drops; Fruit Crystazed; White Burnt Almands; Cream Drops; Vay's Sugar; Vons' Rock Candy: Hoar- hound Candy; Jujube Paste; English Walnuts; C. S. Nuts; Almonds, Filberts Cocoanuts; Pine Apples, Lemons. Oranges; Bananas, Prunes, Drums, Figs, Raisins; Pow'd Sugar, Lozenges, Fancy Candy, Sam pies, assd Candy Fine Tobacco, Fine segars; Cor dials Fine Pickles Molasses L. Syrup. Citron, Cur rants; Smoking and F. c. Chewing Tobacco; Sugar; Rio Cotfee StaI Candles: Indian Soap
 We have also just received from Philadelphia 80 lbs. assd Almonds, fine Yellow Lemons, fine Fill berts red and white, ass'd Caraway Seed, Aniseed, red and white, assd Drops, Fruit Drops and Jelly Cake, Cordials, ass'd Almonds, fine Mint Drops red and white, Chocolate Almonds; Cherry Kernels. Cor dial Carrots, Raspberry Balls assd Lozenges Ctron Strings, fine Cinnamon. assd Crystazed Fruits, Jim Crows, Apricot Paste Single and Double Roses Rich Cracking Secrets. French, Cracking, Diamonds, Frames Grimaces, Sugar Figures, Amour Roses, Apricot Conserves Crystalized Bonbon Cordial, Cream Candy, Cordial Strawberry Chocolate
 CREAM M-Assorted Gum Drops; Extract of Lemon, Vanilla, Strawberry, Pine Apple, Fiberts, Cream Nuts, Tarragona Almonds, Crenobe Walnuts, Prunes, Currants Citrons, Stick Candy y-making the best assortmentn ntheconfectonery line. ever brought to this city. VIM. SIlIH % Co'
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
$1OO REWARD. STOP THE GIN RURNER!

lIArkansas, on the Mississippi river (oppositeSS Point Worthington P. O., Miss, on the night .N of the 18th of May, 1858 likely Negro man named Lewis Bali. of light or ginger bread color, straight and we'll made about feet 10 II inches high, rather full beard worn in goatee style is plausible good alker about 30 years old was raised in or near Daaville, Ky. by the Balls
 Said negro confined at the time under strong crcumstancia evidence for having burned my gin- house He left under the belief, no doubt, that he would be hung. and will make desperate efforts to get as far from here possible and will be hard to take. Has been away several times before and re- fused to tell his owners name; is had negro; has made his brags to my negroes that he had killed negro in Kentucky, in Christmas spree. He was indiferenty clad in common plantation clothes had recent whip marks. will give the above reward of One Hundred Dollars for lis delivery to mo on my plantation. as above named.
 June g, '5S. 37-tf. NATHAN ROSS.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
State of Arkan sas.

COUNTY OF RANDOLPH.
 In Randolph Circuit Court in Chaner v
 Term, 1858.
 John r. Black, as assignee of James W. Pr0oal' Robinson & Hill, Martin dS Smith, James C. NAV and North & Scott.
 'iNHE creditors of the said James W. ProudnL. l hereby notified that at the May term iol lH !, of said court, among other things it WAS oTdefol the Judge of said court '' that all persons haylhg Dands against said James w. Proudht, have x to exhibit them in this court, before the Aa''a Chancery, and he is directed to list as app ' claims, those that are founded upon notes or Vl' liquidated evidences of debt, over the sienstu,; said Proudft, and accounts that are anthenneaG the affidavit of the claimants or are supPon~ parol proof before him, which he shall red0S :. writing and file in this case unless such notes os and accounts are contested by the assignee sg ease tie Masterin Chancery may take testHel! ! report the contested claims, with the teshlnol "a <, herecn, with his opinion thereon, for the co9s. tion of this court. And the assignee IS onNs ~, make publication in some newspaper in t9s 'y x notifying the creditors of said Proudnt ua. \ may exhibit their demands in the way above N to F. Littel Urmston Master in Chancer! court. etc. JOHN r. BLACK, AssiglIs
 June 2y, '5S. 3S-tf of James W, fiVe-[
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
NTIED!!
ley. Peter Culp, M. D.

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 Previous to using your remedies, my wife had used numerous things, every making her cancer worse We learned from Mrs. Hix, Lagrange that yo0 cured a cancer her nose of P years standing, and one on Mrs. Chrstiana Moores face of 30 years standing I would be glad to get two boxes like the one l used. Should you send them, will forward the money by return mail.
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 Scrofnla Ulcers Sore Legs and all diseases of the skin cured. Medicines Forwarded by mail Testi- monias can be seen at this office.
 Address. J. A. CLOPION, M. D., Dec. s. 1851. Huntsville, Ala.
Arkansas true Democrat., 1858-08-18
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