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The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-31
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Power, General Weak pinness u vsss, With ps
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wak efnlness Dyspcysia LAYER Disease Eruptons 1poa
The fare. PAIN in the rack snd heal, HeMnle re4ulafNee
and al improper discharges frO bueh II naktaxs
not from ha cause the disease originated. however long
standing obstinate The reccvcy u certain, ana in
shorter time than permanent care can BE enected ~
sny other treatments even amer the disease as named
the skin " eminent physicians ind resisted al their
neans o. cure. The medicines are PHEASANT without ID
or causing no and free from mercury Or hssas
During twenty years Of pructce hare rescued IRON the
% Death many thousands, uhe In the last RAFes
the above mentioned dsenses nod been given uptc die
~ their py sicisns which warrants In promising 70
perf, and most speedy eurs secres diseases the
greatest enemies health, ~ they the Ark caMes At
consumption, scrofnia and many other diseases, ara
should be terror the hamnn family - psSnausns
cure scarcely ever effected majority of the l
ing into the hands Of incopeent persons, Who noe en-
IL fail the diseases bat ruin the coastttufton
filling system With mercury, which With the discaees
kAsten the sufferer into rapid consumption.
But should the disease and the treatment not cause
death speedily and the victim mxrcs, the disease ID
tailed upon ekiIren. Who with feeble cens.
tutiens the Of life corrupted hy rirus when
brraya itsslf In Scrofia letter, Ulcers ksupstons -
other affections u the skin. Kyes fhrast and LunS,
eniane apon them brief existence o. suasrns, ana
cons' znins snen % n s.rly 9svs. e,--,,A.A,.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1858-07-31
To tho Citizens Of Central Iowa.
COTEs 4 DAVIES,
MILL,
A N d
hu 10 b g T.

Davenport, Iowa.
Invite the attention Of Farmers, Builders, Me.
and consumers OF Lumber generally,
to their extensive and unequalled selected stock
OF
Flooring, Cedar
Lumber, Siding,
Barnboarding,
Shingles, &c.
Our purchases have recently been made or
Green Bay, Lake Huron, and Lake Ontario
and brought by vesse, to Chicago, and thence
by the Chicago aud Rock Island Railroad to
Davenport. Tho wants Of large emigration
into Iowa have been anticipated 10 our selsc-
tons and purchases.
Two FIRsT CLAM PLANNING MaClIINA
)Woodworth's celebrated Patiently are now
running in our Mill, and our facilities Tor man.
sJacinring
FLOORING AND SIDING
Are unequalled in he West. We are also On.
tensively engaged in the Manufacture Of
SASH, DOORS, AND BLINDS.
We can do better BY our customers than ev.
er before, aud Will do our best 10 suit them.
COTES + DAVIES.
Davenport, Iowa. Oct. %,
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NOTICE.

Public Notice II hereby given, that nj the June
Term 4. II. 1855, Of the County Court OF Cellar
Caunte, Iowa the Executor Of the Estate OF John
". Mcqueen late Of Cedar County, deceased
lled his final report of his doings in the prem H.
es, which report and the hearing thereof has
been continued until the August Term of said
Cont All perseh~ interested are therefore mott
fed that unless they appear and object thereto
hat said report viii be approved and said Exec
ntar discharged from turtle, duty or liability ia
the premises. GEORGE SMITH,
County Judge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
The Illness of Mr.. Sumner.

Chas. Sumner, "thc great sore headn
short time since, caused it to be pub
lished to the world that he was vet
suffering SO severely from the effects
OF the assault committed upon his per-
son by Mr.. Brooks of South Carolina.
that he was obliged to lay down upon
his bed for an hour every day ''imme-
diately after dinner" and now Just as he
is about starting for Europe by the ad-
vice of his physicians, he writes pit
ifnl letter declaring tina. he is still in
miserable health and hoping that his
"vacant chair will be perpetual
speech" to the Senate. We have never
attempted to sustain or justify the as
sault Of Mr.. Brooks; but we think that
it is now about time that the humbue
OF Mr.. Summers illness was dropped
He has recovered long ago, from all Of
the physical effects of the assault, and
his recent letter is but another sickly
attempt to give himself prominence
in the eyes of the people which he
could not gain in his legislative capac.
ity. The peculiar phenomena exh,bi.
ted By his disease s'imnediaaoly atter
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30

d;nner" opc- ed the eyes Of a great
number Of persons to the extent of the
imposition which had been practiced
upon them and even his own republi-
can friends are now growing tired Of
the extraordinary claims which he
makes upon them for having perform
ed the important party service Of get
ing caned. lie has had all the sympa-
thy which they could spare from
"blccding Kansas ;" bat they now arc
in need of it all for themselves. The
Chicago Journal, a republican paper
makes some remarks concerning the
"vacant chair" and the legislative abil-
lty of Mr.. Sumner not particularly cal
culated to cnhanse his reputation in
the eyes of the people.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
From The BnSt,sn Pos,.l
TIL 4 uOU S E OFPR YER

Hush, ',,s the sacred hti., n rrsvr-
where mon N iessi.e>, ami n'rth arr awed
tn honr when ffe, rom wuriHiA e.ffe
The souls pfueu u sweet ctintni,I,,on
q ruY.tl inin-ling a. thu tfion
OF lave aud praise a,,d tilln.s T. g.,
Tin l.a-s head - aweis bowel:
Htri- fsFd-d mp ARD evelii~ st,rt
The sirnug man ~ has ,iga- pfoud
TIE voting aart fur - ire ~ fsci,n,
dere mnisi The nltillenc- round them stealing
Turu heavenwudi and earlh'- forgot
AM meek-evei woman with her hre-,s.
fut vi e smpas-l aud pya
Tire fiir younf. cFili his m IN Al rest,
que r!t.'w each Nl4l emotion
A~"ihy the silence OF d-y.iiru-
LIT up their souls - realms alt,ye
Each form il mo'Ionles, and bent
Deep eaTnestnes. is each brow;
zach eve cast down, and fdlh has lprt
Each Petsve face d holy beamine:
The storms with which mans breast Is faeminr
Are slienc"0 now and put t. rest.
Tie preachers voice, s,ft KIND and m'r,
Breaks tn hushei ie7ce % The room,
Clliing each erring, sinful child
Or Earth 70 1t himself Tor Heaven
While vet the hours II lie are gwen
And smooth his passage TO the tomb
Then, faint At frst. in trembling tones,
Yet "a Cling ion. soInr lious lay
Is wa!tei to the Throne of Thrones
Sweeief because N broken, dtiltin-
Softly along the air and liftin.
The soul up a. |. dies away.
And, ero tine las, FAINT echo Dies
IL ar the ipw voice Of woman, sweet
And soft - distant iute-nUtes ri.E
Or else III accents heavier. deeper
Oh 'roa, onr Father. Friend AMI Keeper"
A stern-v dccd men their pray rs repeat.
At such All hour each voice each word
kacl low-''ne prayer, each notc " praise
Sem boiler than when elsewhere beard
lgp-with etter iniucnc-s round nc
Somewhat uil'cse'i the tts trat b3uid ne
To what is viie-Dack 10 my wsy,.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30

couldn't understand the music any way
liked the fiddler the best. Teekstesnps $50
he pronounced the nsme,) is great fiddler.
that's sartin-but he sawed 1t altogether
too fine for my use.
Are you fond Of poetry!" said the schol.
ar, with 4 slightly quizzical expressiorabout
the mouth.
"Yes, frst-rate, I've read Upper through
and through. Great poet, that Upper
don't you think sof'
The scholarly gentleman thought Upper
was "good-very good'-but considered
Shakespeare the greater poet Of the two.
"P'raps he is" said the r,lstic-"but |
don't understand him easy as 20 Turper.
He's too deep for me. His poetry is like
that FcrksfeasPses playin' compared with
good or'nary iiddiin. F'raps pou under
stand it !; don't. Give me upper"
Tho company smiled ali round at the rus
tics taste in music and poetry, but more
than one Of them differed with him only in
point Of candor.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
Mount Ida Female College.
DAVENPORT, IOWA,

1>HF Summer Session OF this Institution ccmnep
L ces On Monday. May 81, 1855. tn location Of
this ins.itu.n for general heathfGlness purity OF
moral atmosphere, snbmity and bsanty OF scene,y,
i not raciled il Is thought by that any similar
institution III tnts nation. The tuilaingis subsia
tlae brick edbce situated a beautiful eminence,
Overlooking the FEATHER II Waters and Twin Cit
le. OF the Vest" and is now BEING fitted up IN Inc
most approved style ofeastern Colleges. The Session
Rooms have been nicely paferet anI supplied with
the best styles OF Boston furniture diagoDally
ranged, and the three conn odioIs lors have been
neatly papered, painted cavIesed and fur nsteri with
new ana aasant pianos, &C., for the Inmoaa'ion
Of the musical and ornamental department. Two adj
diton-i Professors will be added 10 the Facuity--a
lady and gentleman late YTroy Female Cnlsge, n
Y. The boarding department will accommodate at
present between seventy five and hundred yauDg
ladies' and will under the supervision OF the Pres
ident and his Lady; and parsnss may be ASSURED
thst pains will be spared. not only to promote the
Scholarship and stsndug. but the health and COM
fort Of their daughters. This Institution being
placed under ur,ices OF the Mount Ida College
Association al ipco Fpora with the highest Col
iesiate prwers, ti formal Diplomas, comforting
appropriate Ll.eIAry Degrees, will be swarded to
those younR ladies Who complete the prescribed
course % study Expenses VIII be reduced to meet
the tunes. Studena viii Be recdvsd at amp timecu-
ring the Ant half q the session
nASl.u 80 "a u al nv : = 0oo41.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
Precautions Against Assassination.

PARIS, May It'll, 1883.
When the Emperor promenades, in his
little served garden, of 800 feet wide in
presence Of crowGs of his admirable sub
.lects, II considerable humber of secret po-
hcernen, on service at the Palace, distribute
themselves in the crowd to watch suspicious
persons. But it seems that the Palace is
protected at all times, and ON all sides. bv
these watchiui guardians in citizen dress,
Tor lew daYc ago, couple OF American
students OF my acquaintance We're arrested
N The gard V one of these gentlemen for
the simplest of offences. One of the youn,s
men was explaining to the other, more
newly arrived than himself, near the ee1
trail pavilion Of the palace the dispositions
of the building. While thus engaged, thev
observed gentleman near them " no seem
ed interested in their proceedings and VINO,
Joining another, followed them as they start
ed to leave the garden. Soon they were
stopped 10y these men, who demanded to see
their passports; but neither of them lad
these essential documents on their persons
1t was useless for them to declare Their
names, nationality, residence and profession;
they must he conducted to a place of secu-
rity until their racity could be stablish-
ed, So they We're thrown into a prison of
the Prefecture of Police--it is politely call
ed the depot of the Prefecture although
it is the most repulslve place of detention in
Pars-and there they remained two hours.
while agents were dispatched to the resi-
dences of the prisoners to investigate their
responsibility. They were liberated with
what was to them q totally supertiuous ad
monitor, not to venture out hereafter with
out their passports, and to cease gesticulat-
ing around the Emperor's residence.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
The Outrages on our Commerce.

The New York Herald publishes the fol-
lowing Information from Washington:
! WASHINGTON, May "a, 1855
There is great excitement in Washington
from the accounts published in the Heraid
Yesterday cf more outrages by British cruz
sers. and Congress is in the disposition 10
! give additional powers TO the President
The Administration believes Great Britain
will ieru late the conduct Of its naval Of
iicers, but has prepared to repel such out
RACES should they be repeated. 4
In addition to the Colorado, Jamestown,
and Dispatch, of the Home Squadron, the
! Navy Department has ordered the Va
bash, Fulton, Arctic, Water Witch, all Dol
phin to cruise on our coast and in Oh snlf,
| with orders tosprotect our merchantmen
| from search. The Administration will no,
| permit search under any pretense Of treaty
| or suspicion. The broad ground that the
| American flag is inviolate has been taken
| and will be maintained.
| The bill introduced by Judged uglass in
| the Senate today to redress outrages upon
| the flag and citizens Of the United states,
| and which is doubtless given in your report
of the Scnates proceeding, is one OF the
most important steps taken for Years. AZ
| fecting the power Of the Executive giving
| the President power to redress outragas
upon our flag and citizens, it is preci ely
what Mr. buchanan desires 1t will place
the responsibility upon him and he will not
finch III its exercises. 1t is understood the
Committee on Foreign Relations viii report
the bill back immediately.
Judge Douglas will move an amendment
to the till, the substance of which is To en-
power the President in cases oi violations
OF the laws o. nations and outrage by for
elgn government upon our citizens to issue
special letters OF reprisal, to be placed i'll
the hands OF an officer Of the United states
Navy, who will proceed in vessel OF war
and seize upon the property Of the govern
inent so offend NJ. and hiring II to the hi
ted States where by a decree of Il court
having admiralty jurisdiction, it shall: he
sold aud The proceeds applied to liquidate
the claim of the American citizens upon
whom the outrage has been committed, the
measure of damages to be ascertaned by
Court of Claims.
The british Minister is in difficulty, for
he thinks suspicious circumstances or APP
pearances Justify, under the treaty. the
search Of English cruzers. i lie and his GOV
eminent will have TO back down from thus
position or take the consequences
Captain bahlgreeu now in command Of
the practice ship p'ehle, has rendered his
, services to the secretary of the Navy, which
win probably be accepted to Join the Home
Squadron for the protection of our corn
meree in tue Gulf
The steam revenue cutter Harriet Lane,
now stationed ut New York, will probably
he ordered to join the Home squadron
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30

which he exhibited TO Mr.. Barden Of
the land office, and told him he could
show him where it might be found in
plenty. Last summer this same John
was around again with 500, but would
only disclose that he got II lin Iowa. >
The discoveries in Decatur or near
Garden Grove, where the metal is
found both in quartz and in the ordin-
airy dust.
Inkpadutah' said to have been capt
ured lately near st, Peters turns out to
have been nothing more blood thirsty
than mule. 1t was poor joke OF
the editor at that place.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
=
STOCK
Notice q Stock RaiserG.

rINuU thorough breed Durham Bull, DAvY
i CROGKETT, isnow kept TOR the henrat Of. those
who wish 10 ssai Themselves OF his services, 81
n Cannon's stable, west Davenport.
TERMS .-CA-h--for common ca ~, s. for grAie.
or part bred 8 10, ter thorough pred cDAs $40.
DESckrIiOS.-.'pavy Croekett' 10 a dep red,
WIS caivei on The 2Ith VI AaFsh ls!*, bred ~
Jacob Perez Of Clark equity Ohio He b OF the
fnest short horned Durham Bulls ~ h.s sge IN the
states, England. see his Pedigree, No. las,
Vol. 5, American herd took.
PEpIGskE.--sD ayy Croeaett' was got BY 1mport
ed Aid rinsI,, 2ol cut u Young VrsiniA by Powhat
tan -, \ LAZY OF tn Lake Dy Imported Reformer
i4sc5I Rose u Shaf by h lvldere fool h Ko-e
9th B. = Huhha tis-5.l Rcd hcss ~ - lii-
American Cow by Fssorite [ab2i BY Prince l55l !
s-.-t4ss Md s.a sr1o"ses
For further particulars Inquire at Carmen aud
Ffench's Nius. West Davenport.
After desotin- large Gor, ON Of my time for the
past yenrs, eparing n.I her trUut nr XXI -v 10
obtain the bert tioronsh-trei stock '!,t eogld he
in THIS country or IN Europe, am happy TO state
That can instly recommend one u tn test
th1rrgh tired Stziens In the woIid orc OF he best
Mammoth JACK, and imported thorouth-tred Der
ham Buds, and good q HEREFORD Bitil ss ting and
ever produced. al Attorney Bui., and Suffolk Hos
The services OF AT thtfc auim !, are within The
reach " every person who wisLts To Improve heir
stock. TITS L. very important branch " slri nj
turel inleTrsts s'ri ought 20 b. every where prom
Inert altheuAi II hse hfre'orore been to- much
4 : CITE. oy tne Farms "t Iowa, VINO hsve not pail
sufticrn; atteni TO the production ~ pare high
bred animals. tEe W kijNh iac', iFtCHdriF
among the growers - nm STOCK IN Ere4aii, that
T. The best ere should b. pure borough br' am
mt A. lie. a-prnc II size OF III oppoe!t- Character
invariably shows t defects II an r'i-'irct peilFres.
Another fact eiItsally establish d although II NAV
appear straHE 10 SUM" II that tile m priuS Irt-
qu.ntiy pJs,e the distinctive ira4iS II ctaraci'
which q IT rpf -ns,Nd tho dam. These, snd many
equally npsr sut fasAs. ndr Il ~ the first E-to--
lily Is obtain tAarnHEh-trri animals, Tor the M
proverent.afs rock o. az KIM
The SUITS W las, aud Wi. keep constantly oil
hand Tor safe Thorou -h-oTei Stock.
apr9dAw3m J N CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
ne~ecratic County Conventian.

me Democrats OF Scott County VIII asseno'e ~
omvsu,.on. on saturday, the 18th day of'une a. d
,sos n tvo O'Clock r. H., N appoint delegates to AZ
tsud the Democratic state and Congressional Con
vsntios. 20 be held al Iowa City on the oath day OF
June neft
The ratio Of representation will be . delegate for
..sh towneh,p: ous for every tevnty Democratic
vosss cast for ,vssnos In October Last. and one for
escA fraction over.
Ths Democrats Of the different townships are ~
Qsssted b send delegates 70 the above Oonventloe
NJ order:
Auarsu Ooanln. HV0H v. 0LDEA,
A. AMALLsIsLD, -. SHsMAHs
0V pAxEs. r. MELTON,
=. DOYy. GosHfy CODmiffee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
Swlll Milk and Infant Mortality

The health commissioners promise to en-
ter upon the performance of long neglect
ed duty. They have agreed with Mavor
lehman that the swill-millS nuisance must
be abated. Early next week they will con.
vene the Board of Health. and unless all
the signs fail, will operate with energy and
firmness to purify the city of the stables
where the stuff is manufactured. which. by
way OF scandalous and living courtesy. we
have for years called Pure Orange County
MILE ana under stringent penalties prohib-
II i's use. Last year, swill milk K illed in
TINS city alone according to carefully figur-
cd statlstics-oyer eighk thousand children
during the cholera season of 1874. the
board ot iealth met daily. went to large
expense TO remove the causes of the raging
epldeh'c. -eh n" stones-not even the sa-
c"ed d'rt In the streets-unturned to check
lis progress; yet when it had so far subsidized
that the daily reports were discontinued
the total OF cases that had occurred in the
hospitals We're less than 700, and the deaths
but 32a. Surely the 5000 children tba,
died last yer from the poison of swill.milk
should not fail to stir the sympatbies ~
move the humanity, OF the same Board
OF the deaths in the city last year. 400
more than half of the whole number-wars
children under five years. 1t is propor-
ton OF infant mortality that is scarcely mr..
aiielled In any other Christian city: hit q.
causes are well known. The wretshed nov.
efty OF the newly arrived emigrant nonu.
lation, the damp. mouldy cellars in With
they herd, the noisome vapors that comet.
tute the air they breathe, account for mn'.l,
OF IT. But that the putrid diet Of onr chi
aren, more than either poverty or fetid air
Is 10 blame, Is probable from the fact thar
ln,antiie diseases are unusually preyalen, in
al classes OF New York society Marasmns
hydroeephalus and cholera infanium arc
scarcely less common on the broad. VOL
AIRED avenues than in the rotten rows-
ana when the child of the wealthy citizen
OF .he suburban resident is affected, it is the
hrst and last prescription OF the intelligent
rhysician-'Take it into the countr,, ~
Y. Times. ~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30

HoNEer CRIrICsM.-The Boston Posi- n,b.
fishes the following morsel of railroad co. CO.
versation, which is told very much after Tho
style Of John G.. SAKE. The conversa. ;'' :
was between scholarly looking man and
one Oh the rnstiest kind of rustics. Both, it
Vieaxtemps the night before: -
how did you like the performance I"
asked the more Intellectual looking ,narsor
"Dadn't ME II 1t AL" said the oth~-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
KnNkEEpING -AND ACC0l-NTS

Adapted t. every department of Trade, Commerce
t1nracilrts conpre ending The best fprIus Il.
rs ain)g the most eminent eSiabii hunt hts .n4 Il
individually or II partnership, business. whether
prosperous or sdteise IN the purchase ADD sale ~
nerehracize at who's ale and retail ifapor Ing ard
exporting. Oh their own account, c3nimis. ion
On lairt speculation, lLcudn, specnatiouin St Ok
Real Estate, &c., with Jnbbnr, ship. ing. Mnns.
Aauufae, uEing, Steamboat. Railroai, Banking and
ENchans', An Boots II Joint Stock ANA Chartered AS
oh. ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-30
The Only Full Course Mercantile
college in Iowa.

1t is the ign % the propretorS .: these Col 7es
TO spar To lah0r or expense IN sitordILg tn. most
adequate IA ilUeS for Young Gr:l'iemea ~ quality
themselves Tor variouS pom .tie I">i cns life
In CuurS e instruction il az thorough and cani-
pleely rractcsi. as thst Of ANY rrlar Institution
III tie Union. Cuiuprisr. sci, ntitic ana praeti Al