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ID II GIILET, Counsellor at Law, has removed
He his ONCE 10 his residence frsnkn Row Of and
Thirteenth streets He will continue devote his attention principals
" to cases In the United States supreme Court
Oct
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To FproR on EVANGELIST Ny age sixty year ago. my
very srey and had gradually fallen until had become
using Mrs. s. A. Aen Worlds Hair Restorer
zobasanum, my hair its
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CHINA AND AUSTRALIA. "A visit to these distant lands
may be taken On imagination) by calling at Odd Fellows
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hibition there We hope our readers win not do them
selves the injustice to fail to visit this Panorama.
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with all the modern improvements with threestory back
building for rent either furnished unluphed having commod
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Louisiana the City iahe central eligible
position in the city. s%
For apply address Fisher esq., G. Mcclure
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HARPRRs' MAGAZINE for November, just re-
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WASHINGTON THEATRE. e..# s, |.
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sa. . FOR THREE NIGHTS ONLY!
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SIGNOR AM0DlO, ."-
..-. SIGN0R BARIIIA, ,
SD. MONSTER JUNCA,
"s Aud other distinguished artists ..s
? A COMPLETE ORCHESTRA AND FULL CHORUS.
" srRAKOscH and NIcoLAN. Conductors
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 20,
Last night hut Of the First and only appearance Of
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unapproacabc roo OF valetia In veds myote Opera
la IRA VLA7A,
With the following great cast .... ...-. .a..
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Flora sgnora Elena
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Tie baron ........... sgnor Iocateli
Marquis d'Cigny sgnor KEEPS
Guests, Friends, Gipsies, &C.
Saturday So positively last night of the First
I .-# and only appearance Of
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Tho greatest living Donna her famous role Of
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l. PURITAN
Junca basso will make his first appearance in the
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Private boxes (admitting person) 60
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whole also the music and tho
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Oct ~
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An EDITOR RoBnED.--Ihe Richmond Dispatch states
that W. d. Waach, esq., editor of the Washington STAR
was robbed Of $50 while his way TO Richmond few
nights SINCE to attend the United States Agricultural
Fair in progress at that place If this statement be
true we sympathize with neghbor but it is almost
incredible that an editor should have much money
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To RDroR EVANGELIST Ny ageis Sixty One ago. my
very grey had gradually fallen until had become
using Mrs s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Resorer
ny obalsamum, my its
Color and ceased fall % t..r,
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CrRcuT CouRTA petition was filed yesterday by Hen
ry Rackaway for the removal Of Richard II. Tunnell
from the Office OF county constable for alleged malfeas
ance Of Office in collecting the amount Of judgment and
refusing to pay to the plaintiff Rule laid upon
Trunne by the court show why he should not
be removed from his office, and the time for hearing
was fixed for Saturday next f. W. Jones for petitioner,
and Robert ould for respondent
The hearing Of appeal occupied the remainder of
the day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

OnAlII1v anN HerVoua1e0a. U1060e20 UOCtetY.
Go"nv S-rsenfments. nain and veaknese In the
h... trnat,rent ~ mentsl vtRoy and msmory weak
ara watsrv eves eruutioDs on the laos and body.
,est,es.ne.s a. vicious dreams and unrslreshing
,s.n m a. meas Tor marriase relation Improper En-.
.p,,ss. ~ the orssns stricAure coetvenee pilee
dvs,nnSi. ~ No the truth Of this more or less 10
escn GO svesv an erer from solitary ndulgence can
sa,r.t Ana Surther. any latent or family pgcdiepo
stion n d.ease A imbecility. tmpstence insanity
&c ia almost surelv eventually developed Into scsiv-
uv AMI a n actually the most frenuent causs Of
sh,.e n.i.A,ea IN vouna naYsona A proved hv the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

CO44De ARRANGRNBNT-On and after We'd
~ nesdsy, jane l7th, 1887, passenger trstns v,Ia
leave Wells strsst Depot daily (ssndays excepted
1or yrssDors, 0aisna, Dualeith and d. Paul.
Passenger aud Mall. ...................le:l6A =
Passenger. Emigsant and - slass TRAM. .l9ls =
CHICAGO. yuLfOA AND IOWA LINE.
Tor Dixon. Yuitos and Central Iowa.
ThSossh Iaseeoger............... $50 4 \
90 % oslo
UsAAao Esssoneef. ..s...s.ses............4 :SS =
BRLOlr AND MADISON BRANCH.
Per Baoit, Janssvple ana Nsdison
FOX RIVER VALLkY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McllenTy and nichmond.
Two through trains VII leave Osatssl Depot. foot
Of Lake ssrest, - folows:
POR GAMMA. DUNLBIrH AND 81. PAUL.
Daily eundays excepted 1000 n rs =
knnsbling pass myers 70 make cioss coahsctioa
wiA the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALBHA CHICAGO NNI0N RAILROAD.
Lave Yresporf 1880 \. arrive In Chicago AS
Leave Freeport slo u, arrive In Chicago S;S6 A u
CHICAGO, SULrON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 =. arrive in Chicago l;l5Pn
Leave DsK alb =, .r,iv. in Chicago s;ss !.
BKLOlT AND MADISON BkAEOH.
Leave footvMls 1910 \. arrive in Chi.sgo AS n
Leave 1ootvilIs . Is \. Arriv. 10 Chicago 335 u
Leave BE. oft 6;9O \, arrive 10 Chicago lI;iO M
POx kIvBR VALLEY RAILkOAD.
Leave Elgin At 9;i9 \, arrive In Chicago ll;lO
Leave Eigin st z;25 NJ, arrive In chicago AS A III
Pass-nxers for all points On the G 4 U i H, In
cludog Fulton, Bciot and Madison lines, should
take tho trsins from the Wells street depot
All the above trains connect III. or, at eastern
lines diveTging from ('i icsge.
Through ticxets be b. ugkt 1t the following OH
ces; J Spsulding'. corner LaAe aud d arborn
street, r W @ Ticket Office, 50 Dear bern
RRSt iii. loan No. thArV.
House and ~ the Central and Wells street Depota
JOHN B. TURNER, President.
p. HALL superint endent.
W. A. THRALk, General Ticket Agent. Goct17dt
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Chicago, Burlington + Quincy 3. b,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT


Gthange Of time, August 12th, ls57-On and after
NAugust 18th, 1884, pass. niger trains will leavs TIE
Oentral depot, foot OF south Water street, daily =.
e;l0 AM-Day express-Sundays excepted, arriving
At Mendato 1910; Galesburg $40; Burlington tbs,
and Quincy l9,39Px.
$40 M-N'ght sxpress-SAturdaye excepted, ar
rivins 1t Mendoza ~ 1870, Gsesburg $40, Burning.
ton 10 and Quincy ~ 1850 n.
40 \, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
BAiavia aud Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al A.ndatD with Illinois &c trial railroad north for
Abby, Dixon, Preep0rt, Gsl-na and DuLleith; anu
south for LaSallc TONGA, whom, Bloomington, Du.
calur, 81 LOUIS, Cairo sc.
Al Ba iinston with Darlington Mississippi rail-
road for NJ Peasant, fa fell, Ottumwa, Osksloosa
Charlton, Fort DesAoioes, Port Dodge, Couaci,
B.ufs Sioux City and all portions VI Kansas and
Al Quincy with the splendid steamers Of toe Ut.
Louis sad K -okuk Packet Co, for Keokuk Hannibal,
Alton Ht Louie &C; and with post COACHES for Pal.
myra, 1t Joseph aud ali parts Of Northern Missouri
Responsible baggage men will be IT Ill the railroad
depots Ia Chicago to receive checks aud convey Dsg
gage 70 the depot frte OF Charge.
Ticket may Ne had ~ tue depot and at the hachi-
gan Central ra,lroSi once, eornrr Of Lake and
&C. HAMMOND, General ouperinten teit.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel Tic.es Agent. (octl7dtf
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VUNHE undersgncd hereby gives notice 70 al whom
i umay concern that she has this day, by order
OF the County Court Of ncott county, been 0uly ap
pointed kxccutrix Of tho kstate Of James koche
VI Davenport, deceased.
All De sons ind bted 10 the deceased are requested
~ make imme late pay 10 the undersignsd and
eli persons having claims against said James Roche
are requested " lie the for approval aud I'D
jusinient.
Davenport December II, 1851.
MAR0ARET ROCHE.
GEO. X. HUBBELI, kxecutrix
ATTY nj Law. DE IA 1T
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= RETIRED PHYSICIANS YEARS OF AGE

BKTIHKD PHYSICIAN7o YEARS " Az n,
/havng lost his Father, two Brothers, Daughter,
I Son-in-law, Nephews and Niecee, By that dread
full disease, COnstsnp ttOn, and suffering with .
Esyp. aud Japan, where he discovered Prev sntsrs
and c~ridin for Colds, Coughs Bronchitis, Con-
sumption Nervous Debility ard Asthma Eis
Dough WAS Immediately cured he returned, cured his
Re{9tpss who Inherited the disease. ard In
tion th hts Son have emp Dyed IL In their practice,
curing thousands Of considered hopeless by 9TH
ers por TIE puvpose OF rescuins many Of his snf
fering fellow beinas - possible, he 10 sending the
recipe TO all Who wish Il for 10 cents; OF II topay
the postage, and the balance printing. Ad. !
dress Drs. HEATH, No. fol, Spring Street, oppo- i
site 81 Nicho Hotel, New York.
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Chicago Alton / St. Louis r. B.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN


eotas leave oAtco0o Jbr q. kouGs cad t~serms-
dt01s places.
Aeeomodat1en Train, (Bunday's sxeeptsd) S0OAu
Express Train. QataRday's sxespssd) II 10 I
Natas lsoss q. Lo.te/bs 0AGoo0o AID Sassrms
otots ps0oss.
Accommodation Train, (Danday's s1espteD OOA \
Express Train (6aeurday's sxespssd) SSOp -
Trains run directly through, without change Of
ears Or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, noon
ington, Springfield, OaTlinvlle and Alton.
WfTroins run on this road make direct eonneetlons
th Jolist Out OF and Michigan Central Railroad q
Joliet, making this the shortest quiekst and most re-
liable rosie besWeen 81 Lous and New York. Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central + = u Dioonington, for L.
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
i,h Great Western Of Iihaois at Sprngasd, for
Decatur and Naples.
With 81 the asilrosds divsrgins from Chicago
With daily line Of Psskets Of & Louis for Keokri.
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Ticket. for I'll places mentioned absve can
De procured q I'll he principal " kst oGees in the
Onilod States, and q Be olAeeo
200. .:s;a:ea D.. !. os :::.: opp.
saas. on svss. dte fremont Hosse.
0ooon1eon. jan. IL o6A isAlDdu
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Milwaukee and WatertoWn RR

Milwaukee and WaterteWn RR
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
IN and after Monday November ssh, Passenger
" Trains on this 1oed Will run ~ follows:
First train leaves Wstertovn at o;1O A M arriving
In Wstertown 81 4 =. SECOND Train leaves wa
tertowp - 2;9b \, arriving st WATERFOWL u o.6O
FIRST Train leaves Milwaukee q SIS A arrivins
1t WateTtown q ll;ieAH \. second train leaves NM
wsokee at $50 - srlivins 1t Wstertown Ct o;40
0OMNBCTING-GOING BAsT.
Al 4uvankee With the 0sesn Dsy, Nilvauker ana
Chicago Rsllroed 70 0hirsso; sAssOs VIA MichisAa
DoutAeSo, O1evsland Toledo, Olevsiana and DTe md
oew York eu4 eTie % New York city; thence via
steamer Vanderbilt and PiynostA kosk 70 Dosten !,
aso csnnecsing st Chicago With Michigan q. ntsal,
Great Western, Oansda, New York Central 70 New
York caty; thsnss Va New York aad New Haven
CONNRCrlN0-ooln0 WEST.
AZ Wsttrtown with Stages to Oak Creek. DODGE
Centre. Wsupup, Berlin, Beaver Dam, FUx Lake.
Portage lily. Portland, Waterloo, Asashetvie. Dun
Prairie. Columbus. Otsego, wyoesos, D..
FRIGHT TRAINS.
Leave Wstsrtown 1t 800 =, ana VII waukee
". 1OWLBR, Genevsl oapertnscndent.
Milwaukee, Nov. 10, 1857 octl7dt'
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A CONFIDENTIAL LETTER

ITO 1errsed Womes On the Voluntary Consrol q
Tie Maternal Ruhctioo, Strictly Moral = teas,
~ ProfeoGloal 0aatleman who has nsdo ~ Pfyp.
loloey Of procread ~ special sondy the great r
- Of hs life. It clearly Iehssrsss the pAosophy
o. mpeegeeesen end contains suu0aSy q IL ~
out whieA are socteat and d'seussine their vl5tue
w1sn reoolnsodattons and dlEeeatons AoV . oooly
and easey SeIessal conceptloa. Ssut Va1eF -. -
Deu me- 0r u. Oommunios4ions striclly pviVnios
. 1OD1RT J. BUSCH. i. D.,
Dsc1usvsm % DsoedWoN 4. Z.
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.MOEEATS
LIFE PILLS
PHGVcH DIFFERS

T0Hn best Family Medicine now before the public.
i for the cure Of 6crOflsls, UJcsvs, Scsrvy, or
Etwptions, Of the Eksn, Fever aad A0ws, Dyspep.
sja, Dr0psy, and in fact most all diseases yield
to their curative properties.
Il has been computed that during the last twenty
nve years upwards Of EOxr A1ljOMS Of persons have
been benentted By the use Of these medicines fact
which speaks volumes In favor Of their curative pro-
perties-a single trial win place them beyond the
reach Of competition IN the estimate Of every patent
By their use the hood IL resOred to healthy state
essI reed from az inpwvtsiss. The system 10 nut
reduced during their operation, but nvtgorated and
they reQuire no restraint from business pleasure.
me G1gIctsd Aave n Aese nedjcjwss ssasedy
that scjA do for sAsm al Tat nsediciRe can zossi-
by eject. -
w. ID. MOFFAT, M. De,
NEW xo71.
June2eWly
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81. Louis, Alton 4 chicago Il. r.

AIR LINE ROUTE.
Chcsgo TO St. Louis via st. Louis, Alton b Chicago
~ y, Oil the way BY Railroad.
CARRYING the GRRAT AMERICAN AND o. 6. HALLS
The only direct and reliable route to the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter thsa any other
route.
TRANS leave depot Of Michigan Southern and Rock
Island r, corner Of Van buren and sherman SITS.
st Louis Day Express-l0;3O 4 N-Daily, (Sundays
excepted) arrive ~ 81. LOU. 1l;sO same evening.
81. Louis NighI Express-lU, 30 P A-DAly, ar, i've
at st. Louis 80 next morning.
Day ssprsss-6N AA-Daily, arrive at Chicago
$40 M.
Night Ezpress-2;4s M-DAily, arrive at Chicago
Trains run directly through without change Of cars
or baggage. Time from Chicago 70 o.. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, Springfield,
Decatur, Naples and al points on the
Mississippi, Missouri Kansas, Cumberland and Ten
nessse Rivers, By taking the above route will be
Of making connections and arriving In st Louis
advertised time avoiding the vexxcious della: fthe
cirvatous route via LsSas, Peoria ILLINOIS river
saving tweLy -four hours time, being 81 mites less
distanoo 10 Bloomington, s. Ices to Springheld u
less " st. Louis aud Is less 70 Peoria
THAN BIT ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
A. Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otts-
W, Laealls, Rock Islsnd and Central Iowa.
Al Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fer
Clinton, Waynesville end Decatur, and with Stage
for PEORIA
A. Peoris junction with Peoria Oluawka' r
for Walnut 0r.ve, Warrington, Peoria, PekiA, bs.n-
neld, Blmwood, Knoxvilis. Galssburs, Monmouth
and Burlington.
A Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
~ Alton With Daily Line Of Packets lbf Hannibal
Quincy and Keokuk, the most expeditions and rela-
bic route 70 all portions Of II = Missouri.
Al 81 Louis with Daily First Class Steamers for
New OrleAns and intermediate points On the Lower
Mississippi AID with regular lines 81 packets for
KAnsss, 1t Joseph and all points on the Missouri,
Tennessee, Cumberland and ArkAnss Rivers.
Through Tlckets can b procured TO al Rastsrn
Railroad Oflcss-st Tie Comps0y's 0nicss, - Dear.
born street, opposite the fremont House. and 1t III.
Michigan S0ashern Add Rock Dspots, corner Of Van
buren, amp Sherman sts.
Responsible Baggage Men will b ct the Depots 70
al the vAron0 lines coming into the city 70 cheek
baGSAGs through 10 any poiat desired ON the line.
4. b. MOORE, Superintendent.
L. Darling. 0en'l Agent. 0hicago. loc9onf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

UNION DRUG STOKE
W. W. McOAMMON 4 CO.,
No. - Brady street. wsss aide. near Second stssss
Drugs, Medicines. Paints, OILS,
DYE sTUFHs, &s.,
Aso ZEE lAAossT Aup snsT AssonMHHf or
r N II - q M n II y
b thscity.
ExtrNcte for the Hdkf:,
PreParats0sss for tie H1ts',
C0sssbs, Bs-sssJbes. &c.,
VXyHICH We buy Of the manufacturers and will
w sell ct the lowest figure. Our Prescription
Department - hitherto 10 attended to BY Mr.. 8.
Reg.r In person. In compound preparations none
bat the purest ingredients viii b used.
N. b. Medicines 70 b had At all hours Of the
night. ". ". 4CCAAAUN GO.
sep1Odtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07

RICH SILK ROBES,
De Laine Robcs,
Well and Mo1solno De LANES,
French and English MarinoeA
Coburg and Shibct Cloths,
Travelling Dress Goods.
W q OF PL n I'D q !!
Fine White Flannels,
Chenille Shawls,
Broche, Long and Square ShawlA
Bay State Shawls, long and square,
Cloth Cloaks and Capcs,
Chenille Scarfs,
Alexander's Kid l. Silk Gloyea
Liale and Kid Gauntlets,
Ladies Silk 4 Marine ests
Gents Driving Gloves,
Gents Undervests and Pants,
Handkerchief and Cravats,
Embroidered Curtain Nuslins,
White Marseiles Quilts,
n ND many other geeds Just received and offered
PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES
E. 4 R. H. TYN ER.
NO. Q LIE CLAIRE ROW.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-01-07
DRY GOODS.

BLACK SILKS,
BLACK BOILED SILKS, ALL WIDTHS,
HIGH Lnstss snd Bssstifsl Finish. We have On
III sxcellent siIk TOR
One Dollar [41 per Yard.