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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-28
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GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD

OF a. MAZDA
IA DELIGHTFUL AND ROMANTIC RoUTF. Il
from wrsr1o
Boston. New York and the Eastern states
W. tie Hfchtgan GeafyM Grrnf Western, Oo,febS.
butGh da,1 efWnbt CeuffH aud
Grand Trcnh RaiIroad If Canada
Passengers nv this route have an opportunity 81
visiting some ~ tn. est and most oudt rf
scenery III The World. including n ropto hi7LGtd
Fails SaspcnSion B,id0t, tie 7AouSaa,d finnds
Hfi'dN - Hc - Lc,crcnof yaebrc, Hoaft.r}
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mofs3fi Hodsoa Rlr,t. lie, .tc
On srd after Nav l,,s BAGGAGE viii be oheoL Il
through from CiiraRo
The Mammolh steamship
t.EVGA THAN.
or 22'1p TONS, AND 100 FEET LaSG
Ia under contract TO this company for on, or more
tripst Partlsnd this year. Tourists return tIrk.ts
from Chic - 70 the chief towns IN Eurore viii sto
ly h. i-suei. Tctsts from Chicago for AL y in,s
kast, sis1 for the L"yia'hsn. or for The M O T.
Co.'S ships BE- obtained at the oiicr Of the Giiqs
IruhR hsroai. DO n Dearborn STREET; Chcsra.
FNl'AN.E on PURoPs.--Y ght Drafts on Lord n
Al Nv u TAR PER pprnd sterling. NAV h. Hrucafed
al the flee Of Tho Gran 4 Trunk Rdi'rond IN Chr
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REMOVALS..
Removal.

AlE have removed our stock Of Clothing. Cloths.
w Gassnercs. Furnishing Goods &C.. 10 our new
AMI spacious store IN
METKOPOLlTAN BLOCK
And are now prepare to show them 10 our Old friends
and customers, and many a. choose
Nor u. We leave tbs week tor New York aud B.ss-
ton, where We vii purchase nud bring 10 tlis city
the richest and most Fashionable stock Tor the rprue
aud Summer Trade, ever offerei III this market. nj
Wholesale and R,taii PIompiei ty tucr, the
past yeaf, We feel arrure1 that First Gas Eotag
and Tailoring Establishment H. much needed! and we
take il upon Ourselves to open such one trustiug
Ia our mapv friends for us supp IT. We 10 business
strictly on the price prime ipe and every
Arti lie. IIeb25-itrl r. H. Parks n 90
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hOusekeepers /! HOusekeepers!

NHE greatest attention viii be paid BY the subscri
Il Der to repairing Furniture in the most substan
tai manner and nestsst style. Old Chairs ara fancy
painted Furniture rep Anted In ANY style equal 70
sleeoAs4 70 With dispatch.
O1AnlnD CHA4yTDfD,
.-.. 0s1ese 49, anl 14se 1aa0pe.
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. GRE 4 L RE PUBLIC 81
l7GN HEY.

To the Public, tile Book and Periodical
Trade, dnd tie Press
NE have the uonor to announce that VIC
w snail issue, about the lst of December
next. so as to be in season TO command the
early attention of the public and the periodi-
cal trade, the FIRST NUMBER OF 4 NEW
ILLUSTRATED MAGAZINE. to be called
THE GREAT REPUBLIC" MONTHLY.
Il is intended to make this Magazine supe-
riur, IN every respect TO anything ever before
issued in this country. the general scope OF
its character can best be Understood by its
name II tcW be Thoroughly tlnitonol-tn no
,cise seco7a! Or SectaraH. and rholLy impersOngi.
1t will offer to the writer's and thinkers Of this
Union a common field where they can meet
on the highest ground of cotempcrary litera-
ture. Ii will aim TO gather about it every va
riety of intellect.
The range of articles will be a wide one,
covering, among other grounds, Essays,
Sketches, Humorous Tales, Stories, Historical
Incidents. Reviews, Critiques, Biographies,
Scientific Articles, Travels, Table Talk, Dra-
mas, Incidents, Politics, Poems, Ballads,
Stanzas. Sonuets, Music, Correspondence, Cos
sip, etc, etc, etc.
The Magazine will be profusely illustrated
7
The Literary department will present great
er variety, combined with more thorough ex-
ceHence, it is believed than ever before offered
to the American public a single periodical.
The following authors and popular writer's are
included in the list of contributors engaged:
Geo D. Prentiss, Charles Swain, Fitz Green
Halleck, Chas. J. Ingersoll, Orestes A Brown
son, Gen Geo. p. Morris, Nathaniel Deering,
Hon Chas. Gayerre, VIM. Gilmore Simms,
Park Benjamin, Hon Albert Pike, of Ark,
ALbe Adrian Rouquette, Hon, r. I. Conrad,
Rev Ralph Hovt, Seba Smith, Jack Down
! ing j. T Headley, John G. SAKE, Lieut. NJ.
/ +. Maurv, Edward S. Goulu, Chas. F. Briggs
! C. p Cranch, VIM. H. c. Hosmer, Geo. w
! Peck, r. II. Stoddard, John R. Thompson
Fred'k 5. Cozzens, A. j. Requier, Maj. }. II,
Eaton. L. S. A., Levi Reuben, Thomas Dunn
! English, Duncan Kennedy, Rev. Newell A
! Prince, Henry B. Hirst, Henry Ward Petit
! Thomas MacKelar, II. j. Brent. (Stirrup) F.
/ w. Hunt, NJ D., Edmund Flagg, Fayette Hurd
| Hannah E. Could Sarah Helen Whitman, Car
oline NJ. Kirkland, Elizabeth +. Ellet Jane
1 Ermina Locke, Alice Carey, Phebe Carey
Madame LIE Vert, Mary Forrest, Mary T. Steb-
bins, Mrs Hewett,) Elizabeth Oakes Smith
Anna G. Botta, Miss Lynch.) Louisa l.. Nc
Cord Maria J, Mcintosh, Alice B. Haven, Pa
melia 5. Vining, Mary A Rice, Ada NJ. henni-
colt, Elizabeth K Churchill, Clara Doty, Alb
bic W Crocker, Nellie Burchfeld, Ann Z
Porter, Lucy n. Godfrey, Lavinia S. Goodwin
Jane @ Austin.
1 In addition to the foregoing brilliant array
of American authors. there are large NUM-
Der of frst-class writers engaged, (among then
some of the most distinguished of the day
who are compelled. from pre-existing engage
ments or other causes, TO withhold thell
names for the present. but who will, neverthe-
less, contribute frequently to our pages. We
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i'.dc'al Tccth.-A few days since we
as shown a set Of artificial teeth made
b. u. SHEEBAR, Dentist, of Wells
' y. y, which were very nice. He
2aled to US some of the peculiar fea-
Pes Of his style of work. The style is
l'Fn as ALIENS Continuous Gum. =
pate On which the teeth are set is
'a9a' and silicious compound is fused
he plate and teeth, filing up all crew
aud giving a perfectly natural ex-
asoR which iefes detection. The set
Dr, showed US were the most beauti-
Fe ever saw.
w. D Is permanently located in Wells
& and Is highly recommended By
% Who wear teeth inserted by him.
: 'eFns are reasonable, and his work
8od to none. Those desiring Dental
1atoEo no doubt will do well to write
10 Or give him a call.
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Banking Office
TO EVERY FEMALE IN TRE.IE.VITED
STATES. -.s.- >.
MRS. M1NTAGUE'S FEMALE CORDIAL.

ENOR THE CURE OF ALL THOSE PAINFUL
L DISEASES PECULIAR TO WOMEN.
Mrs. MONTAGUE, for many years afflicted
with most of the diseases that are common to
females, spending a large fortune in ten years
in trying the different means Of treatment fox
her relief: to no avail, was prevailed upon by
many Of her friends to visit Cuba, December
! As, for the purpose Of regaining her former
health. While there, she obtained prescrip-
ton from Spanish Physician .'r.r..
"Whose silver locks .
Were tending to the grave"
With which, through the mercy of God she
was restored to her youthful health.
After her retura she made known to hum
dPeds Of her female sufferers the effects OF the
remedy with equally as great success.
This extraordinary medicine is offered to the
public for the relief and cure of all the painful
and dangerous diseases peculiar 10 women,
and that the female constitution is subject to.
To those suffering from 'Prolapsus Uter,
LQcorrhOea, Ammoyrhoea. Menorrhagia, Drs-
Observation-Disclosures, a speedy cure can be
obtained.
TO those suffering from Falling of the Womb
or Uterine Weakness of any kind. the Female
Cordiali is especially recommended. q is war
ranted to cure this painful disease if peysa-
Eered IN.
In all spinal affections, pain IN the region
Of the Pcl"is, Lowness Of Spirits, Hysteria
Sick headache and all those diseases arising
from the peculiar formation Of women, the
Cordial viii be found o. an immense value.
This medicine mOderates an excess, aud re-
moves all obstruction: ii invigoratcs the de-
biliated constitution for the duties Of life. and
when taken n middle age proves blessing.
Modesty forbids Us, in public advertise
mcnt, to make full the details , but the wrap
per around each letter wlil fully explain every
case
Merchants, females, or others, by ser ding a
three cent stamp, can have any Information
respecting the operations of the medicine.
Agents wanted in every village in the Uni
ted States. Put up in half pint bottles; s. 90
per bottles; 50 per cent. off to the trade. All
orders mast be addressed to
DR.. J. STONEROAD
(Sote Proprietor,)
lilly. Lcwistown, Pa, Box Ill.
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hdesire to call the particular atten-
b Of our readers to the advertisement
iAessrs. D. l.. & VI. II. DANIELS, of
,y@es, which will be found in our col
aa thi week. We refer to this par
.sary because it is the first of shat
vo!alvertising ever done in the Jour
lLby persons doing business in Ulysses.
i the third mercantile advertisement
laye received from business men in
/ county out Of this Borough, and at
al shows that the Messrs Daniels prop
3 appreciate our columns to their own
aIr advantage. We are free to con-
$ that the lack Of local advertising is a
"a: drawback on the prosperity of the
.caSAL.
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IT. cannot refuse our = departed broth
/ tbs pleasure of seeing his bacheloric
.nary notice in our columns. Poor
i Blake that was, she has Dunham
fr life-he can't be one of US any
n. Farewell, thou prodigal-thou
solicited mortal-fare-thee-well! May
i shadow 'spread' in accordance with
vsbal,ty to sustain and cIothe it. Our
fiEay grows more lonely with each step
.is kind
Married, in Portland, Me, on the 25th
g. BY Rev j. W. Chikering, d. s.
.lham, editor of the american Watch
w. Of Lock Haven, Pa. and Miss Mary
s., daughter Of Capt. Nathanial Blake,
tie former place.
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geu a0dertisemfnts.
NOTICE.

lNur -, y IOLa
~ PUBLIC are hereby notified that hev-
|g purchased the Saw-Mill Property at
49, .-SSs,,liie, IN the county of Potter, now oc-
~, ~ oy Elisha Starkweather, | have ap-
~. inc said Elisha Starkweather my
es 'Or the transaction of all business in
,,. Gu 10 the carrying on the business Of
|a3teags and Manufacturing Lumber at the
~" AUSTIN r KIRBY.
-uueISp0rt, Oct. 8, ls57-I1:l6-3mo*
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THE "8R0ADWAT OMNIBUS"
TIE GREATEST PAPER OF THE AGE.
i JeouJa}ly Illustrated N1nAlLy sheet
and Il Paper erhat IS q Paper,


a"d Taper ~hat IS q Paper,
\ budget Of Wit, Humor Facts, and Scenes
drawn from life: Here gan are, riyh alcoy,
right d,rzy BroaJrag, Bcoad,coy, riyht up ~
Only Fifty CentS-jnmp in and take a ride.
Once seated in our ONNInUs,' we will endeav-
or TO both amuse and instruct you, and give
YOU, in the course of the year at least fifty
cents worth of Fun and useful information.
We viii show you up Broadway. down the old
Bowery, Though Chatham and the other prin-
ciple streets, giving YOU ample time 10 see the
Elephant and set good peep at the Peter
Funk>, Confidence Operators, &c. &c We will
show yon tue city Ly day light by gas light,
by moon light, by candle light, by star light.
ara win drive the " OMNIBUS" to some parts Of
the c. where there is no Hghtt We viii en-
deavor :" post YOU on all the tricks ana traps
OF the great metropolis and also amuse many
an hour with interesting reading matter.
" Throw physic to the dogs" Ifyou have the
Blues, the Dyspepsia, Gout, Rheumatism, or
are unfortunately troubled with a scolding
wife we will guarantee to make you forget
your troubles, laugh almost against your Will,
and grow fat. Everybody should subscribe to
the "OMNIBUs" at once. The "BRoADwAY
OMNIBUS" will make its appearance on the first
of each month. filled with amusement and in =
structon for all. Price, Fifty Cents a year,
in adyance-three copies to one addrcs. Oae
Dollar; the cheapest paper in the States! Who
will get Us two subscribers and receive one
copy free? All communications should be
addressed to CHAS. p. BRITTON,
Editor Broadway Omnibus"
lott. 297 Pearl Street n. Y.
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, Divorce Notice.

-o"iand, No. SO, June Term, 1858,
e.. w. LlBEL rs DIvoRcE.
L, - =, hoHland, J Whereas Subpoena and
h -, ~iopena have been issued in this case,
IA D med Mad, the said Catherine How
t,.5 S Pondent, is hereby notified and re-
h. ,, " De and appear in our Court OF Com
.ass.. .'0S' at the next Term Of said Court. al
s,, bsPGft' II T' IN the county of Potter, to an
'ae Llbellant's complaint.
G,,.- A. G. TAGGART, Sheriff.
~efsPort, Nov. 9, 1858.
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DAILY TELEGRAPH FO2 THE SESSION.
Full and Accurate Legislative Reports.

The DAILY TELEGRAPH is now in the third
year OF It's existence, and the success attending
It's publication, has placed it upon firm and
permanent basis. Our circulation has cou-
timed steadily to increase, until it now reach
es the most distant parts of the State, and is a
welcome daily visitor in the counting-ro
the workshop, and the family circle. At a
very heavy expense we now furnish all the i'm
portant Telegraphic News many hours in ad-
vance of the City DstiIies During the coming
winter the DAILY TELEGRAPH will contain the
fullest and most accardte reports Of the LegisLd-
tUe Proceedings published 6v any paper a
the Capital IN former years. To enable US to do
this we have secured the services of FIRST
CLASS SrENoGRAPHERs. who have had large ex =
perience in reporting the proceedings and de-
bates of Congress.
Telegraphic reports of the Proceedings OF
Congress will also be given daily in our col
umns, in advance of the city papers.
Persons throughout the State who desire to
have daily paper from the State Capital dur
ing the winter, containing FULL AND RELIABLE
reports of the doings OF the Legislature, should
subscribe for the DAILY T8LKGRAPH. 1t will
be mailed every evening in time to reach sub
Scrlbers at ali points on the line of Railroad
the next morning, many hours before any 9th
er daily paper here or elsewhere.
Terms for the Session, Sl,OO
for the year, 400
The Weekly and Semi Weehly Telegraph
is printed on very large sheet, and will also
furnish full reports of the doings of our State
Legislature and Congress. Terms:
Semi Weekly during the Session, S1,O0
Weekly and Semi Weekly for the year. 200
GEO BERGNER j co,
Publishers Daily Telegraph"
Harrisburg, Pa.
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\. J Mtckiutosh, lectured to few of
ft.1ens last Monday evening on the
meet Of " Burns and his POEMS" and
Tuesday evening read " Macbeth. "
oan equally small number of our citi-
. The weather was very bad for such
moses, but turning out to hear good
t,re; is not a fault of the citizens of
al,rport. We have before noticed
I. hct-and regret it both for their
!, and the sake of the lecturer. The
deserved better houses.
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AL additional copies. orer fUe, at the rate OF
50 each, If sent 10 the same Club. Clubs naay be
formed at different Post Ofices Al subscriD-
tons mast be paid an ddrance
PRUMTUM SUBSCRIPTIONS the
subscriber 10 the Magazine for one year. and
to their choice of either nf our two great steel
engravings, entitled. "THELA AST SUPPER. u
and "THE CITY OF THE GREAT KING, i"
Four Dollars.
The engraving will be sent on rollers by mail,
prepaid.
AGENTS AND CANVASSERS can make
liberal and satisfactory arrangements unon ap-
plication, stating the territory required
AllPostmaSters and Clergymen are authorz-
ed to receive subscriptions, which they may
forward to US, giving name and address OF
subscriber, and deductng 25 per cent. for
their trouble
POSTAGE AND POST-OFFTCE-REGU
TIONS.-The rate Of postage viii not exceed
three cents for each number to be paid in all
cases at the office where it is received
CANADIAN SUBSCRIBERS will remit thirty-six
cents each, in addition to subscription, to pre-
pay postage to the line.
All communications, to be entitled to ans
wer, must contain return stamps.
Subscribers must in all cases write Names,
Town, County, and State in full, as legibly as
possible.
There is little risk in sending money by mail
Large sums should be rsmitted by draft, if
possible, or registered letter.
OAKSMTTH L co,
Publishers of the " Great Republic" Monthly,
il2 l. ia William Street New York
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H. W'a.cr Term of Coudersport
. snr. will open on Tuesday, the l4th
o.,,rbsr next. Those who wish to
-, rooms for the purpose of boarding
-~,e'yes. had better secure them at an
+ 3,y. Grain Of all kinds will be
', tyf tuition if promptly delivered.
j. HENDRICK, Principal.
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w mere you gong! why DOC !!
| am going up to the GREAT
EMPORIUM, on Main street.
to STEBB[NS' STORE |
niean--to get some Dry Goods
and a few Groceries. | can get
good Print that never'll fade, for
10 cents per yard; good sugar for
10 cents. He keeps everything
there. 1t beats all how cheap he
sells for cash. | reckon he'll d.
the thing up about right. He'll
Who'll. sale or Retail just as YOU
want to buy-come up ?" " Wen
[ guess | will, | want a barrel oi
flour and a few notions. Has he
got big Stock ?'' d" Yes he's
got the best assortment of Dry
Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
Crockery, Boots & Shoes, Hats
& Caps and Ready-Made Cloth
Ing in the country"
All kinds of produce taken in
exchange for trade
p. A, STEBBINS.
Coudersport, Oct. 1858.
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agr!-Ths. Wednesday, morning
:. +, about thrce-fourths of an inch of
|, Oh the sidewalks in this village
,,,as are one vast sea Of mud. We
armed that about II inches of snow
!, 4vres Hill-four miles from this
.s-yesterday.
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Have YOU Seen Them .

That superb Engraving, "THE VILLAGE
BLACKSMITH" and the beautiful 4rt Joar-
nal, which are furnished to subscribers Of the
Cosmopolitan Art Association, can nov, be
seen at GLASSAIRE'S S HOTEL, and at THIS
OFFICE, for short time only See adver-
tisemeat elsewhere headed-Nev Features,
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DYSPEPSIA AND FITS.
DR.. 0. PHELPS BROWN,

THE GREAT CUREG OF CONSUMPTION.
was for years SO badly afflicted 10y Dyspep-
sia, that for a part of the time he was confined
70 his bed. He was eventually cured BY a
prescription furnished him by a young clair
voyant girl. This prescription, given him by
a mere child, while in Il state of trance, has
cured everybody who has taken it, never hav-
ing failed once. 1t is equally as sure in cases
of FRS as of DYSPEPSIA. The ingredients may
be found in any drug store. will send this l
valuable prescription te any person on the /
receipt of one stamp to pay postage A
dress DR.. o. PHELPS BROWN,
No. 81 Grand ST., Jersey City, n. III
7-3 mos. inside.
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4" GET THE BEST"
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A. H. c. BROCKEN,
% Cliff Street, New-Yorlz.
MANUFACTURER OF
GLASS sYRINGEs, HOMEOPATHIC Walls,
GRADUATED MEASURES, NURS-
cry BOTTLES. ETC.

Glass Ware for Chemists, Druggists, Per
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:. rpblish this week the new adver-
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an Art Association for the 9th year.
ti,r3 HUGH YOUNG is the Honorary
...,,-g for this place. Give him a call,
i. desire to subscribe.
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Jrsr PUBLISHED, the 9Th edition. in a sealed
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This little work, emanating from a ceIebr
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