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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
GaIena and Chicago Union r. r.

U0lCu0 0uO VuICOSV OllVu lie H.
CUMMEa ARRANGEMENT--On and after Wei
- nesdAy, June nth, 1857, passenger trains will
leave Wells street Depot daily Sundays excepted
For Yreerort, Galena, Dun!eith and st. Paul.
Passenger and Mail. ....................I915 A \
Passenger, Kmigrant aud I'd class train. IL As ~
CHICAGO, FULTON AND IOWA LINZ.
For Dixon, Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. ...............-.....s:ssA y
90 DO .......................S:l N
Dekalb Passenger. .439 II
BELOlT AND MADISON BRANCH.
For BsIoit Janesville and Madison.
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and Richmond.
Two throush trains viii leave Central Depot. foot
Of Lake street, as follows:
FOR GALRNA. DUNLEITH AND ST. PAUL.
Daily Sundays excepted) 1000 NJ .: Is M
Ennabling passengers to mako . close connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALxNA * CHICAGO NNlON RAILROAD.
Leave Freeport 1890 A NJ, arrive In Chicago 4;45
Leave Freeport s;4o NJ, arrive in Chicago 3;35 NJ
CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA LINE.
Leave Fulton 10 A n, arrive In Chicago 4;45PM
Leave 40 ps a9 dS in i;as..
BELOlT AND MADISON BRANCH.
cave FootviIle 1910 N, arrive in Chicago 4;i5 M
Leave Footville 9.3o n, arrive in Chicago 3;35 A
Leave Beoit 8; 30 N, arrive In Chicago ll;lO NJ
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Egin at 9;l9A n, arrive In Chicago 1910 A
Leave Elgin at 2;25 NJ, arrive in chicago AS M
Passengers for all points on this g h L n X, in
Guiding Futln, Beloit and Madison lines, should
take the trains from the Wells street depot.
All the above trains with the re at eastern
lines diyergIng from Chicago.
Through tickets can be bt ught at the following OH
ces; II Spsudng'r corner Lake and D-arborn
street; P F w &C RK Ticket Office, 50 Dearborn
street; Michigan Southern Office, under fremont
House and at the Central and Wells street Oepots
JOHN B. TURNER, President.
P. HALL, euperintende
W A. 1HRALL, General Ticket Agent. [octl7d
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The Oakdale Cemetery COMPANY

LAVE an Office fos the transaction OF business In
IL MerWns Block, Perry street, which will b open
from 10 TO IL, n, and from TO s, n.
All lot owners who have not settled for their lots,
viii please call Immediately and do 70 and receive
their deeds.
large portion Of the Cemetery grounds are now
| surveyed and staked of in lots. The community
generally % invited to examine them and make -.
lectio0s.
1t 10 the intention Of he compsny 70 make this
Cemetery complete In all IT, appointments Ths
avenues are brood and carved native forrest trees
are carefully preserved. snd various kinda Of shade
Gsee hsve osee 81 eet. = so0petsnt psssen occU.
n taking cofe q end layeeving - eroenas.
All apVlieaesne ~ lets Of busiois nneA - naaA
. Y adAsa wasss easas sssA's'Aaas SsEaas u s
~ ilS '''' aseFE
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
nsusekeepsrs ! neusskeepsrs!

TfvHB neatsst attention viii b paid b ths shscTi
u ~ 70 Sspeifing Furniture b the noet euhstan
aial mannsr on1 nessest stys. 0ld OAsse a1d faney
paaaA1 yunltuSe Fsp sint6 - ~ style equa - ~
oaAan1e6 y M lleDetdA.
oeal.sa nase - 1sees -.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

xississippi & Missouri r. r.
IN and assss Monday, May 10Th, less, ana until
~ further notice, trains viii leave Davsopose, 10,
naeeatsne, Columbus City end Iowa Otsy (eundays
exoeptedD - follows:
LIST Express frsan q $40 N
"a Nail Train ~ 80 =
Trains VIII leave Davenport Tor Chicaesdaily sun
days excepted follows:
LIST Mail Train, 1t e46 -
d Dx2ress Train, II SIS =
Trains arrive q Dsvsapost daily, sundsys ssssp.
ssd) - iollows:
1A0A TuH EAST.
lst Hxprsss Train ss s45A.u.
"a Msu Train, At go N
FROM TEE VEST.
LIST Man Train, st e3s Il
"a Express Train ct s 30 y
All trains out Of Davenport viii make connections
at Coiutnbs City and Iowa City with the Western,
Stage Co.'s stages for all points West.
The Passenger Train cOanectO 1t kock Island With
CHICAGO ROck Island Railroad trains for 81 points
East North and South.
Passengers a,- reminded Of the necessity oSRivins
lfstinct direction ~ the destination OF their bag
gAge also before taking hsH eeaasin
Vie cars.
gREI0uT.
leaves Davenport At $50 "a M
Arrives at Davenport a. b 30P NJ
N b. The Morning (545 A NY train for tn. Hast
con ects at Chicago JunciiOn With Aictiga m
Southern train for the Rast. Passengers thereby
oil delay.
may s-dtf ADDISON DAY, supt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17
RAILROADS.
Chicago 1 Rsek Island Railroad

OU0U8JD0CW ~ sS1SSWo~ORvVe
an and after N7ndas Nay 18th 1855, and until
Ofurther notice trains viii leave RocA island daily
Sundays ezoptsd, - follow:
LIST mail train ~ S.2o 4 u
"a freight $50 y
"a night GxpTess 10 p. u.
Trains arrive at Aosk IsiaAd daily, Sundays e.
oepted, follows:
LIST night express - SO 4. n.
ID freight trains at l.OOP. n.
"a mail train q e.45 p. II.
All trains over this road IN direct connection ct
Chicago with trains both the Michigan southern
Michigan Central PITT sborg. Fort Wayne ana Chica-
10 Hail Road 10 and from Detroit, Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Pals, Albany, New York,
Phiadelphta, Baltimore and Wsshtnstna. Also 1t
LaSa,le with trains Of the Illinois Central Road
North 20 Gslcna and South to ST. Louis and Cairo 70
which pisces tickets can be procured Of;
w. b. Gremnele, Ticket Agent,
Agents, h. =. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity OF giving
distinct directions destination OF their bag
gsse also 70 tickets before taking their seAts
in the cars the conductors collect oy TO Ste
tons on the line the Chicago ARock Island railroad
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
". H. WuIYnIu, Asst Snp't.
Rock Island. Nay. 1G. 1875. (dtf1
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Chicago Alton 4 St. Louis 4. 4.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
ChicagO and st. Louis.


s0tms lsavs OAtc00o for 81. Losts and tnssswss-
date places.
Accommodation Train, (eunday's sxcepted) 30 An
Express Train, (Basurday's sxcspted) lOPH
1totms 1soss 81. Louts/ 6s OAIo00o and tstsvsss
dj05e pS0cee.
Accommodation Train, (sunday's cxcepted) 1O0A ~
Express Train (6sturdsy's excepted) S0OPH
Trains run directly through. without change Of
cars or baggage Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carlinvie and Alton.
wiTrAins run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out OF and Michigan Central Railroad ct
Joliet making this the shortest, quckst and most re
liable route between 81 Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central E. + u Bloomington, for La
Sale, Mendoza and Cairo.
ith Great Western Of Illinois at Springfield, for
Decatur and Naples.
With al the Railroads diverging from Chicago
With daily line OF Packets ct 81 Louis for Keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for al places mentioned above can
be procured ct Ill the principal ticket oess In the
Omitted States, and at he Ofaceo
In 81, Louis Ic Chicago
Foot OF w arlington Az - Dearborn street, oppo-
enus, on Lsvee. ute fremont House.
N0HD r. MORGAN, a., 6upt.
Bloomington, Jan. I. 1853. isblSdu
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rlsO YOUNG MH1 AND OTH-
l. sRs -NsTvous Debility and
Cnronie Diseases, the nrst and
direct consequence 81 excess and
abuse 81 the sexual system, 10 =
PECULIAR diseased condition Of
th- SEMINAL organs, which ~
produced b. Dasturbat ION -
The following disorders, some IN
one case, some Ia another, arr
ain The direct consequence u
this disease, viz Seminal Ennis
skns. General Debilii y and Mr.
yousness, u state for Society,
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Naryell'S Condition Powders

5000 Cases F;sAN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, who
has made his fortune and ret ircd from
business, will spend the remainder Of
1000 Cases his days in curing hat dreadful disease
CONSUMPTION-FRE8 or CHARGE;
his earnest desire being to communicate
1900 Cases IL the world mis- remedies that have
proved successful In more than 8 900
He requires each applicant to
5000 Gases send him . minute description Of the
symptoms, with two stamps, Is cent, }
tn pay the return letter, i'll which he
5000 Gases viii return them his ADVICE PRE-
SCRIPrION with c. ections for prepa-
ring the medicines, &c.
5000 Cases The OLD DOCTOR hopes that those
Afl ctcd will not, on account Of delicacy,
refrain from consulting him because he
5000 Cases makes No Charge. Ills sole object in
advertising IL ~ do ell the good he can
tefore he dies. He feels that ne 10 just
5000 Cases ~ celebrated for the cure Of CossuInp-
tion, Asthma, Bronchities, Nervous az
fecti.ns, Coughs. Coids, &c Address
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arch 1858 mch3l.w3ul
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-17

Montreal Ocean Steamship Co.'S
,rlAnsLz8E: SHIPS.
49,.
ANGLn sANnN. NORTH AMERICAN.
NIL NORTH bGirON, (aev)
oHsflAsa laew) HUNGARIAN, (usw)
NOVA sco1lAN, new -, tnswl
Running IN connection with the GRAND rRrvr
RAILROAD of Canada. ~ lei contract with The
~ Ian Government TO transport the Mails.
hates Of Sailing.
F .as f Saturday ry,1y se 4s.s
mn tae III OF MAY 20 .tc dst i'm ,.e ge,s So.
.'ih % Nov. inclusive. 10 4oth Of 0ct lnsIn.i,,
Dnrlng re Winter months shpse vessels oonnec,
Mlth the grand TEUsK NBiLRoan at Portland
Rates Of Passage.
f,om Chicago p Lireypoci Wis Mich. Central.
RoibS ard Steamers.
!st Glass;. $50 N a,,o
According 10 accommodation.
SeeffE ..................,s;2
including cooked provisions.
from ktrtaEoa' q Caicogo. va STEAMERS ana Rail.
iea',s, a'
Isl Ga so5 70 AIS :,
1 dEttiFl44Eg 10 sccuntnfiR
| stetFsfs.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS d,
including cooked provisions
| fully qualified Surgeoa sails IA each vessel
Zach passenger ticketed through will he allowed Abe
same quantity Of baEg,ge Free by Railroad :. ~
steamer via ~ cubic feet for each cabin ana 10 test
/, for each ste~rage passenger
SPECIAL trains from Quebec with the Malls ana
! Passengers are dispatched the arrival OF each
| Steamer.
1t will b" observed from the following tsb,s that
! oNh L.
! the Atlantic, the average passsgcs OF thc Cunar,
and G. Us .ines - by the annual tables IN the
| Hesoi} during 1851 being
conn. ns III IN 2om Collin, , ".ad ~, >, a.
| o. Boston II :" Boston. ~ II q
Canadian i..'o 10 o Canadian line IL 10
The longest passsg's made ,y the Canadian I'm,
we're Il iays I" i.NcflRcl and u days 70 Queber-
IT, Conn Line avr made pa sages u IS 20 10 DAYS
/ a1i fhe tnnart l.Ec ~ 10 II days
10 EMiGsgANTS.
| Fl-sas.s MAJ ~ occurred at the Office o.,he comma.
NJ IL he'Ee - satl,na vessels from London LIVER
! t"'b FIreu.h, q .t-giw, Bristol. Hun Aberdeen
| snt AnatTt sc An asert OF tho GRAND TRINE
! HdiAhoiD experimenting the removal ~ emit
Grants ahi bargsrc at Gu, hcc FREE ofchsrge
rare FROM $50 10 $35 10 Chicago Including cooked
| provisions
! For Its,agc or freight from Chicago 10 Liverpool
~ Livefra to Chicago, by any Of the comparys
| sa..iag shils. Apply TO
J wARRACK,
Agent OF the NJ o q 3 90
arr 1tit'-cl8 No 80 Dearborn -. Chicago.
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GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

GhAND lkUNk RAILROAD
or CANADA
IA DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC RoUTE.Sr
IRON TuswrSY To
H0ston, sew York and the Eastern states.
Nh'f Hthtg"F '~ttrni, Gfeat ITeste,ri, Ogdsns-
t..t i+ ttt8 ietmpat Ls.,iiai and
Grand Trunh Isaiirsad of Cnuada.
Passengers by this route have an Opportunity 81
". INK stlne % the Frnndcst aud most ynrd, nj
p 'us y IN the world. including 7nronso Niaoara
f''h', hoelelsiolt Brid0e, Tho Thousand INr,inds
HHpl"a N Hf 81 Inacrfnoc, Gu,bnc N0ntrsri
Hhtfo .I"uHfdiHs He Iuhttiar Esrdye (n.arig a
WiS,S r. tengt), L6kc Chdmjiain. Rails OF Mont
nt"cHdf, Tucson R,Der ttc., etc.
On and after MAY l. ls05, baggage will be checked
through fIain o. ago
The Mammoth steamship
EvIAIIIAN.
or 22-5D0 TONS, AND 700 FEET LoN0
l. under contract to this company for one or moro
tr'Ist Portland this year. Tourists return ict
from chicago Ia the chief towns Europe will short
y hsuei. Tickets from Chicago for all points
Vast, his" Tor the Leva' han, or for the H. O. r. T.
Cos sh1 can BE Obtained at the Office Of the Grand
II nhk hhiroa1, No. 30 Dea rbprn street: Chicago
ENHANCE ON KUROrE.-g ght Drafts ON LONDON
al I'VE dollarspr pound sterling may BE- procured
at the Office Of tho Grand Trunk Railroad In Ont
csgo.
wARRACK,
Agent OF CIR. Trunk X Co, Of Canada.
sprISdtf-cHs
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CARzSIOPAER CVLLEN
HORSE SHOER AND PARRIRR.

WISHES TO inform the citizens Of -
~ Davenport and Scott County gne- -
rally, that he has permanently To- "
III Gated himself In this city where he v y
Is prepared shoe horses scientific psincjplsS.
Alter twenty years study and ractoe On Che aoaAo.
my Of the 1bot Of which time he has spent el¥
yess unier the ru2erintancs o. tho bess vetpfins.
Hans In Europe, he vtshss u psy that he win i've
subtraction 70 all persons Aov1no hessso leho9s -.
der the dseaae Of cosn1, o. oontfaetioos, su00anD
called hosgh bouse," iater1ssiag. evsrsseAAlS
quarter cracks. eead eeaees, sDsal0 8 ~ esee6
wasrantc Dssssse 60 i1e1la10I - 0e61B1o50
g 49, Aleees1 - aasso - - GAa1ono - 80
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CHICAGO.

FROM
J. J. 0ALlA0HER'o,
General Advertising and Collecting
AGENCY,
% DEARBORN ST.. CHICAGO, lLLs.
TAPP EN-.
los LANE STREET iOe
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS.
O Il q II H Z NJ q.
For Men and BOys,
BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN KvER.
TIVE extraordinary low prices ruling at the East
i during the past winter months, as vel - the
probably scarcity OF desirable goods for eprng and
Summer wear. have induced us TO fchsse and we
receiving by Bxpres', al unrtuaily large
and eleesnt assortment Of fine and fashionable goods
for mems wear.
READY MADB CLOTHING.
Der mandatory IN this city has been kept ir con-
slant operation during the past four months, era
bling At this time TO ODER the largest and beet as
,msnt Of new and fashonaba garment ever exhb-
It'd In the Northwest, and at prices much below
those obtane1 last seassn for the same quality OF
10is. We guarantee the quality of our work, every
garment being made Mp under our own supervisioni
AMI premises, We can safely warrant It
MERCHANT TAILORING.
Our custom room, under the management Of one
of tn. n,ost skifu Cutters IN she country II full
stocked with entirely new assortment OF Iatcft
imp rtations Of the fine qualities 81 Cloths CASH
merss yestin4s, &c, which W. will make up - or
der at short notice and IN the best style only, 1T
NEW YORK PRICES
We guarantee entire satisfaction, or refund thu
money.
ONE PRICE ONLY.
rs-Remember the number, l0s Lake street.
sprs7diy-JJG TAPPkN BROS.
To Brick Makers.
ErOR sale cheap for cath-Six Brick Machines COM
| Il plete and IN good order. Each machine with
ne horse viii maze IL 100 Perfect Brick per day
All the brick on the Hudson River made by SIM
"'' ma "'e'' MARvIAN 4 GIBBS,
mel 26-dS box 2hl2, Chcng
1Hro. rrrrs, ! a. x. SAWYER
| J. d. MEILEN, JNo. o. MELLEN
Sawyer, Mcllcn & Co.,
ass 4 aGO SOUTH WATER ST.
Chicago, III.
BETY -, .WELLE.V'& 20.
Ne , SOUTH MAIN ST.
st. I.olai0, Mo.
| General Commission 4 Forwarding
Merchants.
REF NCES:
Renick Il Peterson, st Louis.
W = Gilma1, do
GeorR" Pepram, do
Capt W ,i"uld. do
Laiiin. Smith Roles, do
Capt Johnson, Louis'ans, No.
Flint n wheeler. Chicago.
MANeef, do
Latin, Smith Roles, do
s. II Kennedy n Co, New Orleans.
Az Farwel B Co, Boston.
Startling, Mccullough l. Co., N. Y.
MAY Is lB5Tdly
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~ selee = hereby aivsn that q ana altef 1ue6,
- - q Nay D 1oG4 ~ O0un1y Judge d
" ~ i1ooe tltls dss1e - poyo1eo 1elolno
:: i::::;;|i $; ~ !.
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MEDICAL.
pa. HU4H u h'0
Medical ImlirDnlary


81 RANDOLPH STREET, OPPOSITE TIE REvKRK
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To Brick Makers.

uINOR sale cheap for cafh-Six Brick Machines com
Il plete and IA good order. Each machine, with
ne horse will maze II 900 Perfect Brick per day
All the brick on the udson River are made by SIM
liar mac hines. Address
MARyIAE 4 GIBBS,
mel 26-dtf box 2h12, Ch.cng
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1858-12-23

CANcEMI AGAIN CoNvICTED.-Cancemi, the
Italian burglar awho murdered a policeman,
has again been convicted of the offence in the
Criminal Court of New York city, but this
time only for man-slaughter in the first degree.
He has been tried four times for the same crime,
been twice convicted of murder, and three
times has had new trial granted Oh the ground
of informality 1.-The facts Of the case are that
the prisoner broke into shop, rihed the money
drawer of its contents, was, upon his exit, dis
covered by policeman, and, taking instantly
to flight, was pursued He turned, and de-
liberately shot his pursuer, who subsequently
died from the effect of the wound
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Eg~We are nLeased to perceive that

E@g~Wc are pleased to perceive that several
Of our contemporaries are after Col. TATE, of the
Columbia Democrat, for publishing lottery no.
tces and improper advertisements. The Col,
we believe, is, Cor was,) President of the Edi-
oral Union, which meets semi-occasionally, for
the purpose of regulating other peoples af-
fairs. One of the prominent objects to be ob-
tanned by this Union was the elevation of the
standard of dignity and propriety of conductors
of public journals. If it will commence with
its President the Democrat man, and learn him
decency, we will admit the utility of the insti-
tuition
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Musical CONVENTIONS The Choral Union
Association, has advertised a second annual
Musical Convention, at LeRaysyille, commen-
cling on Tuesday last, and to close with Con-
cert on Christmas Eve under the direction of
Prof. G. B. LooNrs Of New Y ork city. Prof
LOOMS will be recolIected by those who atten
ded the last Convention held at that place, as
supplying the place Of Mr. Roor, detained by
sickness and giving entire satisfaction.
The Bradford County Musical Associa-
ton will hold the Fifth Annual Musical Con-
vent.on at this place, commencing on Tuesday,
18th Of January, 1859, continuing four days
aud closing with Concert, under the direction
Of Prof w. b. BRADBURY, whose popularity
as teacher Of these musical reunions has
spread far and wide The Committee ontici-
pateS an unusually large attendance, and more
than ordinary care will be taken to provide
for the comfort of those who may be present
a distance.