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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09

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Calico DREssEs.-Piomeer Settlers
Assoeiatiom-In order to give the coming
Festival Of the Association high character,
and to carry out the idea more explicitly,
the ladies have made up their mind TO ap-
pear Oh the occasion, in neat, tidy, calico
dresses; and we would also add land it is to
the glory Of the sex) that all outside show
in dress or ornament will be studiously es-
chewed by them all. This is good feature
and reflects high honor upon the ladies who
instituted the plan. Let it be scrupulously
attended to by ALL
And, furthermore, we would advise the
gentlemen who are members of the Associa-
ton, to take example from the ladies, and
appear on the coming occasion, plainly and
substantially attired-laying aside all show
in dress, and donipg clothes Of coarser fabric
than is usually worn by those who dress to
suit the fashion and times Let this matter
be duly considered We think that those
who celebrate this early advent in this ia.
vored county. should dress in accordance
with the custom Of the days SO celebrated.
~
The EXTRACT FROM THE BosToN
Posr.-The Gazette thinks it has meds q
great hit. 1t accuses US of rascality in pub
fishing on Saturday, the article from the
Post.
We receive the Post, and when the Nsws
published the extract on the evening previ.
Gus, we hunted for it ourselves, but did not
find 1t. Presuming that our contemporary
had copied it correctly, we transferred it to
our columns as it stood. lift had it all and
did not insert it, the fault lies with the Nsws
and not with U.s. But if the entire article
'0as not handed to them for publication the
parties 60 furnishing it are too blame, and
notwithstanding the Gazest.s previous on.
slaught upon us, We have not changed our
mind on the subject in the least. So sound
J paper rs the Boston Poet never would
have published that article unless it had
been in some way mislsd be sure of that
It is too decent paper to attempt to fasten
Internationally, the irredssmabls shinplastess
ofssv seassta upoa ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
DARLINGTON 4 TOWNSEND.

I DAN. DISCOUNT AND LAW OFFICE, NO. 2,
IL Nickos' block, Corner Of Brady and SecoLd SITS,
Davenport, lcwa
Especisl attention civ n 10 the investment of Mon
ey upon uninc smha cd Real Estate Security. Money
Loaned on Commiss Titles examined ard abstracts
kiven, when desired ALI Legal business promptly
attended to.
KErERENcEs. .-Messrs. Cook * Sargent, Messrs.
Allen n Clark, Mr.. Geo. l.. Davenport, Dsvenp TT
WIN. W Jeneris, Esq, Cashier bahk OF Chester Co >,
Penn; John Tweedle, Esq, Albsny,N N VI p. Gibson
Esa Cashier Bank of Baltimore, Baltimore, Nd.
2sdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
TO ALL WHO REQUIRE CLOTHING


a AMOUNC1S that hs h prepared to receive and
NIL orders In the best style Of the Art ana
those VINO wish 10 patreniss hun 70 cali at
ROOM NO 5, FRANKLIN BLOCK.
Over Adams Book Store, whore hs nav A. an t,mea
- ~ soasavess y ylsasss sSSsS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
ULIUS CnESERROUCu
Dental 0,arxcen.

MOULD respectfully inform the inhabisante of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has oo10en IN
once directly over the Davenport Gas Go O. In Aeg-
wins Block, Perry, between nirds and Fourth ss's
for the ranssetion u Mechanical Opss ative Den
tstIy 10 all Its anshes. HAvicg ieeeved tnsspuc-
III M from. and durinx the rast year been sascctaisi
WITH, one Of the meat able prAcio In the eass ho
reels conndent thst any operations entsuo "a - him
wsli be exs utod In . eaI-fsl and skilfai 0anncs
lie WI be most happy 10 show sny who may favor
hum With call his recommendations. WHICH are OF
critical sxamiDatioD upon all work mmittsd - Nh
hAnis. All operations regtstered and warranted -
He solicts share OF the public Pstronaxs and tanes
pleasure In ssbmittins ~ following testmonial:
new Lospon, o. =. loog.
~ Aey eass.0 e1ee p Z C>qseeseeGA lpb3a,
during the pasi ysar. b hes operstef With n ~
.fce In hts prof ssionsl ability have the q. ssest
cohndcnce, and 9 'rdis,ly recommend him 10 any
wishin. such services asjthoss Of careful AND ssl
iul Dental Operator. WV eHa1PI.LD
And also IN referring 10 hessrs.
q. Z. . q. Shepard, Hon +. w. Williams,
r Y LSsrn~,. DR. ". W. .hefheld
Non Eben' z.v Ira ned. 7 q Learned
Dr.. Lewis letts. Rev Daniel Huntington
" Bcowre, DR. w Stoidard,
Of New London, Oona also ~
DR.. Burrows. burrows
Hon N Cannon, Or Oak-P
DR. Wnh-rwax, Rev d Macon,
W II Guri-y nsQ, Aenrs Co b SARGENT
Rev d 7 Packard pH True
Barrows RAG. VA Remington,
b woodward. "A r Mast,
W Smith, PMerwin
H Y 81 ymaker A W Bailey. IFebGfu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09

LIQUORS W0OLENS.
Whisky, common. 3sa10 Flapnels -. -. 20deO
do Bour 81 5Od2 90 do twiled.. 81
do kye,..... .SndS0 Innings. plaid. ..l0dISH
Pure Spirits. l5cSt Satnetts, pl fsn4Cds5
brandy, Dom-s. .7jGI 90 M. deLanes fancy l5d35
do Imp. So OUdS 90 do pialn l302O
Gin, Meder swan. 81 so ZINC
do Club House,. 2 90 BLOCK .........
do Belle. 2 co Sheet,......... lIaI2
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w M. = M lTH 4 CO..
Peoria, III,
DiStillefS and Manufacturers.

ALCOHOL, BURNING FLUID, OAMPHENE,
and PURH SPIRIT, tst. Louis prices and delivered
within - hours after receipt Of erdsr.
Nov06dtf
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MARSHAL'S SALE.
~ II q II ID n .MIZIF4 TN.

nssAuLT having been maAs BY TIE osusrs OF the
~ ssv.ai Does - psrsels sflapA hssetaastsr pss-
ucuioriy desfrbsd W sne pey0tnt o. the su0s Of
M ney severaly ssss~ed Against tbs tane, Tor the
purpose Of ma adamzinS the streets upon which said
lots ard parcels front, J shall on
"Wednesday, the 10th day Of March,
A D 1855, At the Hcs OF the City Marshal Of the
Ciy OF Davenport, at O'Clock A n, proc. sd IN veil
The lots and psrc- AZ resad In der t. lect said
OF toge her with inter- st lU per cent.
and the cost of this adver, nent
HARRISON REKT.
Names. Description Lo. Bk Amt
FrAhm n. lSufi I and 3 8l Sas %
Unknown 2un ~ a. 30
Pa Iker l. RFi.e Harrison st sec
two per des In once 10l G6
Van buren Mr. ~ n X sid Harrison st
rec - per des In NICE 100 S.
Nichols Geo l. ~ II y shs HaFrisonst
src2 as p. des in office TT w
40 r. side Halri,on
see az per de. in offce 10, ~
Ellis ~ II side Harrison st
sec2 ~ per des In once los 80
Suter 2sh II III sec As per
dsscr iptiun id, fics T8 a.
" IL = feet in sec ~ per
description 10 of1ce 80 l6
Jones 2ln . 81 70
Logan 2sn 81 80
Davenport. Iowa, 6th Februsty, 1853
H.W. MITCHELL.
Fet9hd City narshal.
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STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAVENPORT, rEBRUARYe, 1853
Blanks.

"R have pginted and have for sale the following
W Blanks, t'which LIST We shall be constantly
sddins new fsf0s:
wsrrante Deeds, Qat Claim Deeds, nortgages,
Trust De.ds Trustees DEEDS & srticte), Attach
ment Bonds, Gsrnthsss, Motors, Petitions, OTigusl
Notices, kxscutrns bowers Of attorney, ard lag
variety of Justices Blanks. Deci4iu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
LOOK 1T THIS!
LADIES, FAIR
NJ 4 + ROPOL HALL
"Wednesday Evening, Feb. 10. 1865.

VINHE Ladies' OF St Luke. Church, asa ated hv
i their f,i-nts, will hold Fair on wednesday @v.-
ming next, At the Metropolitan Halt the processs
Of which III be devoted TO nnishing the new church
great many useful. fancy ami o. 'nAmentaI srti.
ces have been collie, led 10 suit the wants and tastes
Of all and r~fr eshme able VIII b. provide v,tn
luxnties.
Dors open at Go'cisck
Tickets OF AL dmIsspn % cents each-mAv be ryo.
cured at the stores OF Wallace h ingalls,; WIN Van
TuyI and W u WAdsworth--and from Little,
Mag. ~ Burrows 4 PIettymxn's store. Also st The
door Of the Hall. F~b6fd
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CODNrllseleShiD.

have this day associated with me in the Cigar and
L Tobacco business MIR. LOUIS KEvER, end the nrm
will hereafter be SiE3 KRYER,
PebIdtf Corner Brady and Front st'ts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
StCg & .xeue1'.

VNHOLESALU and Retail Dealers In HAvAna and
w Domestic Cigars, virginia Plug, Cut Chewing
and Smoking Tobacco. Frncy Pipes &C, corner Brady
and Front streets. feb1dti
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09

j. WILSON GUlTEAU.
.aTIOR.NEr r.ATL.aW.
.NOfnvyPssbltc = C0ssrevamcer,
VLTlLL attend to oil business relating to Real h.
w tate; Collecting OF Debts IOaning Of Money &c
Particular and prompt attention given to making
Also,
Commissioner Of DeedsJ
Massachusetts, New York, New Jersey, Pennsylvs-
MIA, Virginia, Ohio, Tennessee, Kentucky, Illinois,
and Missouri.
Once In Franklin Block.
Oct ,H1. dtfl
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w: Il. B.dR BER,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
OFFICE, Nckols' Block, corner Brady and Sec
~ and streets. jun6itf
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ALLEN Il CLARK.

Attorneys and Counsellors 1t Law,
Nssasiss Public, Csumissisasn ~ Deeds
for N massachusetts,. Fire asA Lite
0nsasaoee Agemts; Real Es-
tate asA Discount Broken.
Metropolitan Block, second street.,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
n0LLF CrIONe and oil p'ofe ssional busin>ss n
~ every raSs os the 0tate intrustsd cur ease wl
receive prompt . tenticn money invested, iases
paid Ter son-resid. nss money loaned on ueinclo-
bered resi- estate hecuhty; farms, houses and iees
leased real estate o: al knos bought and sold
commn son
Money constantly % hand 70 loan, on personal I'D
real esiate curity.
Land warrsuis bought and sold, and locsard y
sxpefienced sgen,s.
We iDvi the attention " all persons In search Sf
highly improved farms, valu bic city pso0eysy. eg
unimpsO lands, TO extendrd and dsIiy scsea-
sing catalogue Of reel estate To psrfi vlshiu9 TO
invest on speculation. ~ o6er ths most fav0aooe
terms, large tracts u refuy selected Draisie cd
timber lands, situated lines or proposed Sell-
roads, In nc sriy oil counties OF the STATE.
A 10 large tracts Of land 10 Minnesots and 1iseou.
RI some ,he best lots In Omaha, n. Z. We ~
confident that frcm . list Gmbrs3is property TO The
amount Of half . million Of dollars, Ne can easily
please ali dssisous Of making 1sst-rate Invaseneo6
1ebldtf ALLEN CLARK.
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Second Ward.
Stray Dog.

CO-fartncrship Notice.
VTNHK undersigned have this day formed q CO.
l. partnership under the name AMI arm Of Hills q
WxshbuYn, for the transaction Of the general I'VE
and Tin-wAre Business, and have taken the store
lately occuuied by Smart Il Gnlett, Brady STREET,
nearly oppo ite the Post Once.
davenport October -, 1857.
II. HILLS
d. WASHBURN.
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NEW ADV'RISEMTS.
FOR SALE.
The LeClaire Dispensary.

A NY prreon wishing 10 engage in the DRUG Busl-
"A ness, Will md rArc opportunity BY seau,s I'M
OF Dr. WIN. Hills.
IL Claire FEB 9TH 1888. Febodl wAuAv
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CARDS.

CAKDS.
&c. COCHRAN, * co,
ARCHITECTS.
| OFFICE-POST OFFICE BUILDINGS,
Apr1o,f DAVENPORT, IOWA
w. l.. CARROLL,
Architect and Superintendent.
ono In Grsss Block. south esst cornss Of - and
| Perry strssts. DAvEHponT. Iowa. sep2sdiy
davenport City Laundry,
SHIRT .M.lyV-UE.ACT1DRF!!
CORNER THIRD AND SCOTT sTREgTs
f1,HE undersigned has established Laundry and
l. 3hirt MAnufsrtory ~ The above location, where
she VIII BE- happy 70 recriye orders for snythiug IL
her line Clo hes feceved every day In the week
cept Saturday and the same viii be carried to and
Dreisdsm MRS J KENNEDY
Real Estate .agesscv,
J.DIAL T. JNO.MONGER
0sEBKAL DxAL.ns II
Real Estate and other property,
DA VEApOR7,S BLOCK.
Come. MAIN al 1 sxCON d srR EETs
GEO. l.. NICHOLS old stand.
j. MONEEK,
GENER Al LAND BIZ CKkR
M I'LL buy and sell al kinds OF proUe: ty on COM
w mission. giving SPECIAL attention TO the Y
change OF Mei chand.se or other perfonsl property
o Real Estate.
j. DIAL,
Notary Public and COnveyaacer.
INEKDS and other inrt ruments carefully exec,ted
~ Monies Invested. Collections made, kesl Estate
bought aud ssld ON commission, &C, &C.
Dr q. u. BARTLETT,
ID + N II A l. S u X G EON.
ORR, r Nv CARTOONS NrW MOCK,
Corner Brady and 4th sts.. entrance on 4th,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Or J. N: witherwa1, Drs. Miner worley,
Rev. e.. + Msgoun, Rev Reed,
willard Barrows, Esq, Joseph Lsmbrite RsQ.,
=. Piumer, Esq.
uc7esfh ATTRACTED at all Aoxrs of The nigh,
Decldtf
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NAEHAvE THIS pay As5ocl ATED WITH Us
w In the pra-ti'e OF Law, A. w Church, aEsq.
Our firm will hereafter be BUCHANAN, JOHNS l.
CHURCH. Dec23dlw
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

RgpoRrED EXPRESSLY FOR THE DEMOCRAT
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COMMISSION MERCHANTs.

Dealers Salt, Cement, Hair, Plaster, Glass, and
ALA c'"""v second and Perry streets. Davenport,
JanedH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09
Dr a.. II. BARTLETT.

ID + N II A l. S u X & + % N.
OFFIt r Nv CARTOONS NEW MOCK.
Corner Brady and 4th sts., entrance on 4th,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-09

MOULD ANNOUNCE TO THB CITIZENS or
w Davenport and vicinity that he has resumed the
practice of medicine and may be found. when not pro-
fessionsy engaged, ~ his tfice next door 10 Exres
ONCE. Nov25dn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-19
saF- CouGus. CoLps. HoARsENEss, &

Tho prevalence OF the above complaints at this
season has has the effect of bringing out host OF
prues .eily new specifics. and While few may
BE- COIi many are useless and some dau gerOus
rs prevent disappointment Ge best tCunTse TO pursue
consult your family ph hysICaU otherwise use
lly such remedies long public experience has
2 rUved t. b. SAFE and eiiiCdcinus. Of this class is
I YLER CUXFoUND SYRUP OF GUM ARA.IC. Original
ly the fayGrite prescription Of eminent ph ysiCan
il soon became a popular family medicine, and with
out iyerti-ing, has continued Ia erfpy a growing
reputation for the last twenty years. Ia ali recent
Cases il acts like charm, and in Chronic Cases,
Bronchitis II ,opn c-Cough, Group. Asthma. &C. it
sus4i with unparalleled success, as .Inost families
VII testify.
sold by FISHER Il WESTON MEADE BAKER. A.
B0DEKER, &c AT p cents per bottle. and in ee
sant and pleasant I.o22ugr form, l24s ana q
box. called TYLEE IS GUN ARABIC COUGH CANDY
[ SOPS.' fe Z7-Sm&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-19

ArRocTTr IN HoUsroN COUNTY, AL,.--We learn
from the Macon Telegraph of the 18th that
dreadful crime was committed on Mai. Belyin's
plantation in Houston Co., on Tuesday afternoon
the 9th inst, upo the person of Mrs. Bryant, the
young wife of Major Belyip's overseer. She had
retired after dinner to take nap, and some time
thereafter the servants outside the house, hearing
means, entered her room aud found her frightfully
mutilated about the head and shoulders by blows
from axe. An old negro woman and young ne
gro girl about the house We're arrested and con-
fessed to making the assault while the unfortu-
nate lady was asleep. She was alive up to Satur.
day night, but 80 much injured TO render il doubt
full, even if life is spared, whether she will ever
regain the full use of her faculties The affair
naturally created the most intense excitement,
and there some disposition to execute the per-
fetrators on the spot, but they were finally COM
mtted to thejai in Perry to stand trial in Hous-
ton Superior Court next week The old WON ~.
is, we understand, negro Of very bad character.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-19

ANAL IN THE HEART OF A HoEsE.-A correspon-
dent of The Field mentions that the Right Hon.
Sir j. Trollope recently sent an old hunter. which
was incurably lame, and incapable of further ser.
vice. to his kennels to be killed for his hounds.
When he cut up the huntsman took the heart
for some young hounds ill of distemper, and In
cutting it up his knife struck against some hard
.ubstance, which he found to be bscksmith's
Ihoeiug nail, fully 2l2 inches long and imbedddd
in the heart, with the head of the nail near the
point, the sharp end upward. The nail had never
been clinched but was nearly straight, the point
slightly turned, and il looked il it had been re-
jected by smith on trying it in shoe. The horse
has been for eight years in Sir Jehn Trolope's pos
session.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-19

APPOINTMENTS By THE PREsIDEST.-C. b. Ii. Fes
senden, Collector of the Customs of New Bedford
Mass, re-appointed; Moses +. 0dell, of New York
appraiser OF merchandise, under the act approved
March ID, 1S5l, vice s. ID. Dillaye, removes; Chas
A. Davis, of Virginia, TO be Chaplain in the Navy
vice VIM. McKenney, deceased; Algernon s. Gar
rett, Va, to be Assistant SHrgeon; Joseph Wilson
it,, to be a Surgeon, promoted; John W. Sanford
IT,, n c., III. X. Trist, ID. g., TO be Assistant Sur
seons; Cbas Eversfeld, to be Surgeon, promoted
Thos. j. Charlton, Ga, Chas. Lowndcs, jr., Md, 4
be Assistant Surgeons; c. G.. jackson, Mich, Robt
III. Clark, Del., j. h. DanfOrth, Ill, to be Pursers
Samuel Archibald, to be Chief Engineer.
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AcquIrTsD.-The negro steward on tn

barque "Octayia," John j. Stephens, who was ar
rested on suspicion of being connected with the
murder of VIM Ennis, has been discharged from
custody, every member Of the crew having acqut-
ted him of all bad treatment to the deceased
Stephens has been steward on the Octayia from
the time she was launched to the present moment.
lie complains that he was most cruelty treated by
the Captain, and the marks on his person show
that he has had the full benefit of tue ropes
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-19

MYSTERIOUS Discovery OF A HUMAN BoDY.-The
dead body of q man was found in the woods near
Detroit, recently. Near it was a wagon, trunk,
and other articles, with ten $40 gold pieces in q
purse in one of the pockets Of the deceased. In
the trunk were also discovered q number ofletters
which seem to have emanated from the relatives of
the unfortunate man. S0ne is dated Charleston, 8.
c., April 10th, addressed TO "Dear John,' and
signed "John Burns" Another is dated Augusta,
Ga, October 3lst, 1856 addressed to Dear Parents,
and signed ''John Beham, Jr," evidently employed
on a railroad train. Also letter addressed "Dear
john" from 'Msry Beham," niece to the person
to whom 1t is addressed The impression is that
the unfortunate man had been employed upon a
railroad. and had come North during the last sum-
mer to Ind work
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-19
I NEw ARrIcLE roR SMoKERs

GREkNLtNtS ANTI'NEkNOUS CIbARS.--The
~ pil toT o.! these Cigars having devoted muck time
and sfpGy CSryTlm'ntln upon tobacco has mt last
su,ceca pr,iuoing an article far superior to any
thing vet offered to the public
Tlpv have already been introduced into the lar.
Ger cities with entire success; having been pro-
rnuuc,t hy tire press To be better article than
sasrn-sjgi.s Il the imported ones, which opinion
hs. hcau emphatcslly endorsed by conunoiscurs OF
tn weed
tn. undersigned having taken the agency for
th~se Cars would most respectfully invite all who
who wish tor Wholesome, fragrant article that Is
warranted and wIl. hc found upon triat not TO in.
,lre tue be4ih j0 call and eXlmiue Tor themselves
Fli >.lc wholesale and retail by
NJ W COREY & CO
nh 2;-lms No l23 Broad street
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gsSTIF Your HAIR IS HARSH.

Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
If yonr Hair is Gray,
Use Pros Woods Hair Restorative
II your Hair is Thin,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you Bald,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Nervous Headache,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II yon have Dardruf,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you have Ecuptions.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire Glossy Hair,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire to preserve the Color,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative
II you desire not to lose the Color,
Zee Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IL you want a Cheap Article,
Use Prot Woods Hair Restorative.
If yOu admire the Beautiful Lock.
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you admire the Beautiful Ringlets,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
IL you wish a Beautiful Complexion,
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you wish Face free from Pimpes
Use Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
If you wish to appear Young,
Use Prof ood's Hair Restorative.
II yoU want testimony oTerWhelnling,
Read the Circular of Prof Woods Hair Restorative.
II you want T. tiud It,
The Depot i at IA Market street, st Louis, Mis
sDiiTi, aud gt2 Broadway. New York.
6p-tt X a.l-O sold by every popular Druggist in
this CtY aud country. NH l2-d&Cw3m*
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ENTRACTTN q T Z FTH--G. W. JONES.
DENTIST wopld announce 10 those wishing then
teeth EXTRACTED thar he now has instruments supe-
riJr 20 any others over used. The simplicity aud
perfection ot their adaptation is such 10 render
the extraction nf the teeth almost painless nsuer
fiH9 q byin9 he to tte FIRST tTfdt. never breaking
IT, msus,inS the gums, or inJurIng the surrounding
parts.
All other operations. Filling Cleansing, and In
serting Teeth, gently and thoroughly performed.
Office opposite Coriuthian Hall. OF Main street.
n - ~
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STAGE MANaGKR-No person connect

ed with we'll conducted theatre, deserves greater
credit at the hands of play goers than the stage
manager. Through him all novelties are brought
out and to his uutiring eXertons are they indebt-
ed for the variety Of amusements set upon the
boards night after night The patrons OF the
Richmond theatre should bear these facts III mihd,
and as the entertainments for tomorrow night are
set apart for the benefit OF Mr. T. B. PHILLIPS, give
him 'bumper.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-19

EFFECT OF VIOLENT PoLTrIcAL AGIrATIoS--Letters
from Kansas say that the political agitation 10 the
territory has so absorbed the attention of the
squatters, that they have neglected their crops
and priyate affairs, and exhausted their means,
that a large portion of them will be unable TO pay
ir their land before it will be offered for sale uil-
der the proclamation of the President. Many OF
those who are unable 20 pre- empt will lose their
lands and will have endured their sacrifices and
labored in vain to secure home. People must
pay the penalty of folly. The political demagoguss
have everything to gain in keeping up violent ex
| citement, the people every thing to lose.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-04-19

DEATH FROM GRAIN OF COPFRE.--A little daugh-
ter of Even Gibson, of West Deer Township, Al
leghany co Pa about nine months since, lodged
a grain Of coffee in her windpipe, from which it
could not be extracted. Medical aid was called,
but it was of no avail. On two occasions the for
eign substance nearly resulted in death, in conse-
quence of choking, but she recovered and was
apparently we'll. On Saturday last, however, she
began choking and finally strangied. She was
about two years of age.