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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-26
STATE DEMOCRAT.
DAvENPoRT, MARCH 20. 1868.
Blanks.

ME have printed and have for sale the foiovine
w Blanks, { which list We shau be constantly
adding new forms:
warrsntee Deeds, Quit Claim Dseds, nortsases,
Trust Deeds Trustees Deals (s new srticte) Attach
men Bonds, Gsrn hes. Notices Petitions, Original
Notices, Kxecutsons Powers OF attorney, and IL &c
variety of Justices Blanks. DeciaM
NOTICE Il have Transferred my interest In the
city eiroua lon Of the Democrat. 10 Tuy brother,
Gieti who III collect ana receive ali substPpt
aster April 6,h-Mon.y due previous to that date
b. paid 10 either him or my yseIf.
JOIN 0ILLKTT
Davenport, March 10 1853
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m. DALZELl. L CO.,
w M Z. s NTH 4 CO.
Peoria, Il1.,
DistillerS and Manufacturers.

ALCOHOL, BURNING FLUID, OAMPHENE
and PURB SPIRIT, at It, Louis prices and delivered
within - hours after receipt Of order
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WHEELER WILSON'S
SEW G Nj A c II N f.
chi Is the a, No /" Sewing Machine for all
Observing, even to the most beautiful
H e M M Z NJ O..
We prefer the Wheeler / Wilson for family use
N. \. Jribusse.
Wheeler Wilson'S Machines are the for0rites
for families ~ i. Times.
An examination Of these machines and their work
10 respectfully solicited.
d. p. WHITE, Agent,
second st., opposite Cook l. ssrssut's Bank, Dsvsn-
pert. Iowa
M. DALZELl. L CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
G r O G Z RS, FO r w A RIDING
CONI MISSION MERCHANTS.
Dealers Salt, c. ment, Hair, Plaster, Glass, and
ALE r,""av second and Perry streets, Davenport
Jan6dtf
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john Il. HOgane.
Frank lDllllllcr.

(NOAL TEAMSTER. All orders left with Gett
~ lie Claire Row. will be promptly attended TO at
short notice. Nov6itf
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w. II. R.aRDEI(,
ATTORNEY AT LAW

DAVENPORT, IOWA.
OFFICE, Nickolls' Block, corner Brady and Sec
~ and streets. jun6ettf
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DIR. j. g.. PAR 1.ls

MOULD ANNOUNCE TO THIS CITIZENS or
w Davenport and vicinity hat he has resumed the
practice of medicine and may De- found when not O.
fesoionsiiy engaged, his Office door to E1res
omoe. Nov25df
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LID FURNITURE REPAIRED

As good Is new. Eofas furnished With New Springs
Trimmed and repaired; Mahogany, Cane Seat, Once
ana Bar Room Chairs repaired and warranted good.
Painting and Vanishing dsne on the shortest no.
tice.
The undersigned viii always be found ct his shop
to all oil orders.
Ladies'. have your furniture varnished and save
expense Of purchasing new.
Jan21dtf 9. ". COLI.
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CORBBN Il DOW,
A TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELLORS AT Law
\
NOTARlkS PUBLIC
OMce-At Macklot 4 Corbin's Exchange ONCE
Davenport, Iowa. oolstf
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SEEDS FOR 1853.
INE are now prepared with . full and complete
w stock Of
FIELD, GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS
OF the new crop, to supply any densnd WAo,esaIs
and Retail, on the very best terms,
Our sock - nesc (as We do not oonsign seeds and
take none back TO mix up again), and much Of Il
grown under our own direction in this state. Our
STOCK OF european seeds is imported directly By our.
selves from the most reliable growers in Eagsnd and
France.
wefeel confident that no b.tter sdvsntsses TO the
public can b. offered than We can give, and eosdi.
ally invite au Examination Of our stock before pur
chasing Our stock consists In part OF Spring wheat,
Barley, Corn, Peas, Beans, &C. very large variety
OF Garden 0eeda end full sssortment Of Flower
Seeds OF choice varieties Also, 80 bushels pure Ohi
nese Sugar Cane Seed
Constantly on hand large assortment Of Agricul-
tural and horticultural Machines and Imple neDts
Flu priced seed ann implement catalogues sent up-
on receipt Of stamp to pay postage.
HENRY d. B4BRY Co.,
Febow1mos 9O4 Lake Street, CHICAGO.
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Shaking Hands.

:
The mere offer of the hand 10 the readiest
sign Of voluntary courtesy or forgive ness.
and i,s non.scecptance. the most civil yet
meaning Of repulses. , ...
Shaking hands is mode. of greeting, the
origin Of which 10 lost in Obscurity. Indi-
vidualS display characters in their mode Of
90 doing. Who csnnot feel at once the an.
tagonism between the touch Of prude, and
the cordial grasp Of friendl Who knows
not the sailors grip Of . csndid hsartinsss
from the conventional passsnt "giving
kands!" How perfectly does the graduated
or lingering pressure cause the mercury Of
loves barometsr to rise or to fall By the
scale Of hope! What sympa,hie,, sud anti.
Pathiss are demonstrated BY the vripus. De.
grees Of kindly. irresolute. sivseieus, care.
less, fond. or sarnsss raaRHes sf shaking
hands! nis this relation Asswscn tsmpera
msn,. feeling, seasiderasisa. and tie in.
stinctivs action Sf the hand, which has Civ
en- tiss 70 thoss, theories which profess :,
read shs prsdomissl. character in the trail.
Of chisography. 34 s, .g
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Watering Sheep la Winter.

That sheep can do with less water than
other domestic animals, ID we'll Known
That they should be forced to do with less
quantity than they desire, or compelled 70
do wi.hod. dn1, except what is accidsntally
supplied by melting snow or rain, no rsason-
able or merciful man can believe for enc
moment, In sops experiments on Soath
Down sheep, at Rothamstsad, We found that
in the summer months each sheep eat . Ihs.
of clover hay. and drank about 8 lbs. es wA.,
TT daily. Thinking that they drank more
than was favorable for the deposition Of fs..
we confined them to Z lsss ,quaniliy ofwac.
ter for one week. The result was that 90.
ring that time they eat lees food end lost
weight. This result satisfied us that the
sheep knew better than man, though he
were scientific, how much water they needed
But we need not quote experiments. -
The common sense Of every man tells him
that sheep, as we'll a. ell other animals;
should be abundansly supplied with COED.
fresh water. CoMs. and sheep, if possible,
should have free access ts Il at oh limss.--4
For. unlike the hoFss they will net sAI~Nys
drink at stated times, hOwsyes regularly
observed. A well; bpdAsap, and .soushswsuld
seem. therefore. to be nseessaty spE3ndsgsa
to every we'll managed barnyara cf ikssk.
fsla, Kind reader, sst, sa this matisr.sat
yotE sheep and soss viii Bless you.if net
in words, atieast IN woel. niIk aHdpfoas.
.-Gensses FGymsS. ag s
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St(isttllautous,
Mary iM Heaven.

In reading . daily paper, not long ago,
wSi to be given BY Mr.. Dempster, so cele-
brstsd ss q singer Of aome Of tho Scotch
baisds. The wish was expressed that the
vocalist would favor his audience With the
sonx entitled. "Siary n:Hcaven," referring'
as we SUPPOSE, TO that written by Burns,
comlhsncing:
AThou lingering star with less'ning ray,
Thou lov'st to greet tho early morn,
Again thou ushsrst in the day,
My Mary from my aoul NRb tcfn."
After laying the papef aside &s could
scarcely keep from repeating The %otds,
"Mary in heaven" ard it awakened Pech-
liar train OF reflection. Burns undoubtedly
hsi reference to specific person, dear
friend OF bic who bore that name and hsd
departed. But she was not known to any
sf your readers, perhaps not to any person
pow living. There is. however. sweet.
aeSS in these words, and they are suggestive
0i thsughts dear to many aheart. Mary in
Heaven! How many who were once called
by that name on earth, are now among the
redeemed! Were they all collected in any
part OF the heavenly world, what an interest.
Ing company would they be; how sweet the
song Of praise which they pour forth, and
= how tender and strong the love they bear to
thsir Redsemer! The matron. the maid,
,he child, the infant, would be there, and
Gmonx them "Mary, the mother Of Jesus. Z"
. PfObubiy more Of that name have gone to
Heaven than OF any other name BY which
man or woman is called; and every month
and day, perhaps we should say every hour,
the number is Increasing. Of the thou
i. sands who read yOtt paper, Is there one that
has not known some "AIary in Heatenf"--
We can, for ourselves, recall more than Q
scors OF them, without going bstohd the
circle Of those We dearly loved, end ihsny
SihSrs can do the same, we pfesdtffs. j
,. Mary in Heaven! To how aanS families
: these words have signifcsnceo which NO
fsnglss se can describe! They once hsd :
fESry,Am6ng them, loved, loving snd ptre. =
.E6us how she ia theirs no longer. Ay, and
& hoiws many sn lslnaisiiaa have these word.
Z Stili signi6capt meaning--like that which
! Aurns, aavs to them!5 Each Of them had {
Mary ,sass.9 70 whom was given the sfsc-
ticHR, shs confidence, the pledge ofs true
sna honsst hears. But the spOilor came
and the fair form was prostrated' laid away
81 the grave. while the jewels which that
esskes contained was treasured up in heav'
sn. They each loved their Mary, % they
xsvs loved, perhaps % they caH love no 9th
Or. But It is sweet for them to think q
"Msry in Hesvsn."
WslI, life with us will soon be over. and
n ,yus 10 God, we shall 60 to zee these lov
"a ones in their eslsstial empioymonss.--
Est ss us aa patiently toll and vais I'LL the Dc!
shd lour Of release. and then goto se for
ssst Win .lEAsy In -Hsavsn. - zion's AZ
s6c6fs. 4 Il
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Keeping Tavern.

II is generally understood that taverns
are established for the accommodation Of
travellers. And it is not unfrequen,y that
we see a shingle stuck out. on which is
written; Entertainment for man and beast. ="
We have often thought OF u case Of "tsvern
keeping" which we Witnessed in the State
Of Maine.
While student at Watersville and before
steattiers plied between that town Augusta.
on the Kennebec River, we tsok passage
on one Of the "fat.boats" to 20 down the
river. When noon arrived, and we were
about opposite the old stage tavern kept by
Smiley, on the river toud 10 Sidney. We fas.
tened the boat to the shore and went up to
get something to eat. We were disappoint-
ed, however, for tie landlord said they had
nothing cooked, but if we would wait we
should have something, for that some bread
was cooking in the oven.
Just at that momen. two gentlemen drove
up in chaise. and calling for refreshmsnt
the following dialogde greatly amused us:
Landlord. give US a little brandy"
awe have no brandy" replied the host.
"Some gin. then" .
awe have no GIN" 'a
"Well, some rum, then, or dny other kind
Of spirits"
ave have nd kind Of spirits in the hotel.
dWbst In thunder have you got, then, t.
drink!"
"MolsssgS aid water:" .,
"WsIi, If We can't cit anything 10 drink
pivo our horses some oats"
ave are out Of oats"
"5ome corn ~ilf do"
1--WE havs no corn"
BY this timS lie caller got rather warme'
up, and with round oath exclaimed:
"Well, you Of course keep hay; give tn
horse little Of tina. while We. stop"
IL should like to accommodate YOU" 70
piled the landlord, "but we have no hai
just now; our folks are moving"
"Whss in the name Of do you keep
thsn!"
"ws Keep ta0efn. sir.' was the reply
And then we roared.
| Since thSn we have never seen larg
sign swinging ii front Of : country inn
without saying to ourself, we wonder II tha
\ man Keeps tavern.
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d love .oon eha.sa |. assl, .nud ..hs w..

OF love soon CHASED Y away, ana she WIS
happy and smiling sS ever.
Frank Howard did "sift to the bottom"
the report 90 indGstrfousIS tcircslatrd by
Mrs. HAWKS. Che feared no, her golden stan
dard.) and comp pelled her % meet face to
ace every one to whom ste repeated the
tale Of family quarreling, and confess that
she "was mistaken." that the fhouhtain was
after all a little molehi!l which appeared
suddenly to her visual organization in this
wise. Three evenings previous. she was
passing along the block In which Frank
Howard lived, and bad arrived within few
PAGES Of his own door, when her esr was ar.
rested by the sound Of voices in the from,
hallI and 20, Initiating the example df tht
rest of her clique, she stopped q momen
and played the caves droppet.
"WelI, go along then, you naughty man
and don't let me see your ugly phiz again fol
week. I guess Mortimer and can man
age to make ourselves happy without you;'
and then Frank Howard was pushed lightly
from the door step iuto the street, foIlowe ed
BY the most musical silver, laugh that ever
r'pped up from a light, happy heart. and
trilIed on the ear Of proud, loving husband:
Whether Mrs. Eavcs dropper was really
too Ob.use to understand the true import OF
this harmless repartee, or whether she did
not wish to understand it, 10 not fully
known; yet, for charity's suke. will say il
is quite probable she did not hear Emma, ten
minutes previous. urging Frank to stay
from the Sons Of Temperance meeting ,hs,
evening because her brother, Mortimer Lin.
coin, had just arrived FROM New York; oil
hear him tell her that the society were t.
transact some very important business and i,
was absolutely necessary for him to 90. bul
he woIu try and be at home by eigh,
O'clock; or hear her brother call her a silly
baby. and say. cuisines before pleasure.
Frank, always, If you wish to be honored
and resPecsed;" or see Frank clasp the lit.
tie sDrite to his heart, while her arms twin,
ed about his neck, and their lips cume in
rather closer proximity ihnn The lips Of .
"quurreling" married party are ften AFT to
Perhaps If the whole Of this little scene
had been enacted ~ithiu tie reach Of Nrs
Hawks vision, she might have understood
the full import Of the "cat and dog quarrel
ing' which she took such immediate paint
to circulate, or she might not.
By way OF p stcript will j,iSs add thai
Mrs. Hawks has ever since been particular
ly noted for her mind .her-own business pro
pensities, thShgh the memory Of what shs
once was still lives in the hearts of those
who were once her professed friends, tui
who will not now wear for her even the sem.
blance Of friendship.
Reader, whenever you hear particularly
large or doubtful story about your friend oI
Reighbor, remember that, could tho moin
tain be sifted carefully through the sieve o
truth. it wodld very probably be ditainshe6
to the. size Of u moIehIl. ...
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f. 4oetltaI,. : !. !.
From the KulcksrbOeksr XsgaEins.
Charity. -


Thou who By thy Ere side sitting w.
Hear'h without the winter storm
Which but makes thy heart more cheerful,
And thy home more bright and warm:
Think of those who have no hrssids,
sfOf those homieess, friendleks onsh,
Whom though all forsakO and shun them,
Yet the winter storm ne'er ShunI, .-t
Fer the sssrm- lend hath no pity
Even for the babe Just born; b.
Aud his blast he neVer tAmpes,
Though the lamb be closely sbOEn. --.
,Thou whose bounteonS board 10 burdened
With each luxury wealth can give,
Who hath every Joy that reudsrs #.
ia pieaiait thing to live.
IN the nidst OF your enjoyment.
n Give, oh l give single thought,
TO The poor whose life's . burden,
And the hungry who have noush,;
And net only just remember
That the poor are in distress,
Bus from out thy heart and substance,
's Help them in their helpleSsnesS.
FOR the Lord hath blessed thee greatly,
q, And His Son hath said to thee,
He who foods and clothes the needy
he hath done 1t unto me.
When thsu givest give not co:dly,
Al one thrOwoth 70 . dog; f.. ...
Rst with words Of cheer aud kindnsIlj
For remember Ills to God.
Charities when coldly given,
! Oh the heart ~ coldly fAll,
i Like the shielding snow Of winter,
which projects, yet chilleth all.
But when warmed by words Of kindness
Then the aims refreshing fall,
Like tSe genial rain Of summer,
Which revives and strengthens all.
Charities may in their measure,
DiGer not single grain,
Yet bO like each other only
A. the snow 10 like the rain.
on the luxury Ji giving;
Though II costs us but mite,
Yet there's naught beneath the heavens
Tha. can giIs Such pure delight.
No no. even in the heavens
Do the saints such pleasure know,
Only.on this eal tn 'ts given .t.
To relieve = brothers. WOO.
Then, 40 did the old Egyptian,
CatS his seed npon the Nile,
Trusting in its proper season, -.
he would soc harvest smile.
Cast thy bread upon tho waters,
And II done in faith and love-,
thsI shalt reap q golden harvest
In those faithful neldS above,
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OTCharters are kept when their purpo.
sss are maintained; they are violated when
the privilege is supported against its end and
IL object. '.t @ = I qs' ;sfed sa
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0Ar"How 10 coal this morning!" said .
purchaser to an lrishman who was at work
IN : coal ysrd. "Black ss iveF," said Pet.
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One great point viii fsruGsfS shcuidb %.
prevent loss sf bafn naanurss " ehsekind
great isrnsnsation. Slrong manursS hsap-;
Cd ur, soon torment and burn anlsss huek
extra matter y .missd b the pic. Dena
heaps heat 20 much e 70 turn vAits. Tksy,
are sire. fanesdr - shs ed gsfdsnesb biusss
10 express II. and thsy sfs al6SsOw Owesfhlsas
whsn this eKesssivs Nesting has been poss
misted. We incline is shInk tkxt mere el
shs sS6Shse Of ouf asanaEss iswantsd ~ ihia
fsfmsntat tati9n--thia hsssins pEeaeee. Than u
EslleihR medes a wasga - csIliisptlk
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4 gkarAa enlightened agricultural out West
thiaks the best way 70 make isfmsre grow
msddes, b 70 Pohs them viii shsrp sticksi
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N, O1-A soul At variance with the laws 81
IL being. isa descendant note n The harno.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-04

IL The discharge ofhis imperative duty, Aeis obliged
to appeal against them 70 Coz gaass aad tie slui
try. What democrat that was represented 81 vas
present. at Cincinnati, when be was nominated ,
what democrat in all this broad land that voted for
him in his election, can now draw Of from bin and
90 over and stand By the side Of Lane let. 20
vote against Mr.. Buchanan's Recommendation 10 let
Kansas into the Uni0n-is il not 10 join and vote
with Lane and his associates whose perpetual CRY is
" Vote against her," Keep her out keep her cur
There is no unsoundness in this argument The
democrats are right on this issue or the republicans
are right; James Buchanan is right, or James Lane
is right And no good democrat viii catch at nice
and unnecessary distinctions il order to enrol him
self IN or out Of Congress, on the side Of Lane the
traitor and rebel There is not I'VE believed enc
democratic district, North or South in this Unicn
when history shall duly record the greatacs in this
case that will support, by democratic sanction the
exclusion Of Kansas on the LecOmpton constitution
Y nal would be The fate ofany democrat, in or out
OF Congress- who should refuse to vote supplies or
soldiersto crush The existingrebelon in Utah The
bisck-repubhcsn enemies Of democracy and her
President, and her Congress, may vote to favor
brigham Young, and put their opposition on the
ground OF undying hatred to democracy and al its
ways; but how can any democrat holj up his head
and look one moment on the convention atCincinnat
ana the glorious platform which it ordained, and
then not stand firm by James Buchanan We re-
peat that no democrat in these days Of obvious dis
regard OF Law and order in Utah and in Kansas, and
indeed In many other quarters viii fail lin our
Iuogment) TO stand firm and unfinehing on his prin
cples-hrm and inf inching to the President Of bis
choice-frm and unfinching TO that national demo
cratic party which is now amid the loosenng ties OF
social ORDER thelast and only hope Of cur country
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-04
Parafhne Camel Coal Oils
For Lubricating Machinery,

In Scotland the Camel CoalOs have been very avora-
bly, known and extensively used The place Of Sperm for
the last years. Oils OF similar nature and quality are
now being made By the Union Coal and OIL COmpan and
very highly ued wherever known. This on has tbs
weight and Will bear the temperature, when
winter ned the bes, sperm, and fully equal 80
LubeatOT having been subj The tests
upon both heavy and light and given entire
sfacton This OIL Is peculiarly adopted Railroads, Cot
tor sPndlss, Machine Shops, and all machinery where
inc is requir d. Il IL economical than ordinary
Oils, it is sold about The price as half The
quantity will DO equal amount Of fabrication, and do
better.
This OIL being entirely without gum should be used in
the the ansst sperm. Tbs 3nings ofhe
feeders used for ordinary eoassr Oils should be
reduced, otherwise the Oil will be wasted
1hsse Oils will be furnished dealers a. The factory pr
adding freight Insurance, and exchanges aud all Oils
sold By this company fully guaranteed TsPrsfensd
Por sale By BWn, Pendlston Co., OF this city, Agents
for he Union Coal and Oil Company, MaysVilIe, Ky.
We call public attention to the following certificates Of
gentlemen kEOWu here and elsewhere.
EWIN, PEEDLETON & CO.,
Agents, Nashville.
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MORE THAN 100000 BOTTLES
SOLD ~ TIE
new ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE YEAR.

THHR RRSTORATTTEOF PROG o. WOOD FoR RES
L TORING hair perfectly and Permanently has ne=er
yet had rival volume aef volume might b avsn from
an parts Of the world, and from the Intelligent 10
prove that ft - q perfect RestOratlves bat read
tho circular and you cannot doubts read also The fooRnz
~ THE HA'R.-Peope have f1f centuries been Afflicted
with bald heals snd only remedy, heretofore kR va
has been those abomnable wigs By recent discovery Of
Professor Wood hese articles being fast dispensed W.h
ba many persons still DatI0iE them becal thsy
have been oen imposed UPON By Hair Tonic Of dhf-
cot kinds To ell such persons earnestly make the 70
guest that they will Try Gssn, lor in Woods kestoa
tive there is sucA tsng fail We know Of lady Who
was BALD who used the article short tine and Der bead e
low covered completely Whthe gniest and most beaunl
curls Imaginable We know Of where hair
rapidly falling cut, which Il restored 70 greater peFss
ton thar Il ever had been before.
also without dou5 Of the besi articles for keep
ing the haf 10 good condition, maEiu con and 0ssy,
moving dandTuf and has proved itself The greatest enemy
20 all the Ills that hair is heiF
Is ne duty OF even 20 improve their personal
noarauce. though differ IN regard Of
doing ti but every win admit hat beautiful head Of
hair etheTin woman, is OF Get much degr
ed and there that should be untFied 70
obtain such eonsidsFations WONAE's ABVseATE, Phila
dslpha.