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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26

TRuatee1a sale.

VI7ERBAS - lie 18Th day q January A. 1857
w Wi,Ha0 TibSses cd Oesoatne 5tbeet l. his wife,
exssutsd unto Austin Cosnin - Trustee, . certain
- u trust ooaveyins y ss,d Trustee the land 10
O1iatoa county, lows, de- cribed . Selovs 70 Wit
ne eose half Of ~ north vest quarter o. section
nsabsr tseaty (20) 10 tovnship number eighty
el) aorsA 81 raaOp eanber tve o. east Of the nfth
lsincipal mendiaa; vhicA said coeveyaAce vss made
b ~ soAd Wulian Tibet aSd Casollne Tbbett for
~ DusDpee Of eseafng ~ paynsns Of tvo certain
DsaDieory notes and she Interest thereon signed b.
0aiA william fh6sst dated the 3eth day q January,
4 1851, md payable - 1Oll0ws: 0ae tOr twenty
Eve dollars dus il months, ard the oeher for
hundred sad tvensy.avs doalsss payable In twelve
1ooths fro0Sdate. at tAs BANKING House Of 1acklot
Corbtn.
And nov said last mentioned note having become
due and payable and the said willia0 Tibb It having
failsd 70 pay Ne same /, Austin Oorbtn Trustee
aresad DO hersy gve tbs pablo notice, that b. vir.
tue OF the power which 70 In vested By said deed
frustI VII On Saturday the 9Th day Of February
d 1855, st the hour Of two O'clock in the after.
noon Of oaN day ct the Court House door In the city
Of Davenport expose and oer for SALE pablo auc-
tton 70 the higoest bidder for cal the parcel oil
lard shove described, % much thereof - shall be
sucsnt 70 satisfy add pay the amount fsaid note,
With The interest thereon 70 the day Of SALE together
With IN the costs ana expenses attending said SALE
coets Of this notice and Trustees fees Upon the
completioo OF such sole deed win be gwen In accor-
dance wlthths stipulation OF satd Dsed 81 Trust.
Dated IL - day Of February, D. 1855.
AUSTIN CO1BIN,
yob1dts Trustee.
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W~fmfe,. .A,.rnoa 0rsnp,,f.

Winter .41'T01a Qe1sse1at,
nN and after E?Edsv dc I. LIST 1856, and until
Ofurther notice trains will leave RocA Island daily
Sundays excepted rs folloWs:
LIST mail train At 10 n
I'd night express sCOP n
ID freight, with ID class cars at G3OA u
Trains arrive At Rock Island daily. SUNDAYS CT
cepted, ~ follows:
LIST night express ~ SOAK
"a mail train At 60OP n
Sd freight, with "a class cars ct 93OPN
All trains over this road In direct connexon st
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan southern
and Michigan Central 4. b. to and from Detroit To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
Dunkirk, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Albany, New York,
Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington. Also at
La0ale with trains Of the Illinois Central Rosd--
North 70 0alena and South TO st. Louis and Cairo 70
which places tickets can be procured OF
8. 8. STEPHENS, Ticket Agent,
b. \. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded OF the necessityof giving
distinct directions tthe destination Of their bag
gaso also 70 procure tickets before taking their seats
In the the conductors collect fares only
ions the line Of the Chicago ARock Island railroad
JOHN r. TRACY, Superintendent.
". b. WHnMAH, Asst 6up't.
10ck Island. Nov. ~. l6h& tdtfl
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Chicago. St. Paul l. Fondu Lac R'd

For st, Paul and the North-West-via GAINESVILLE
Madison and Prairie du Cnien. Through to Prai.
rle du CHEN In 10 hours without change Of cars.
Fare - low - BY any other route.
nN and altar Monday, August 3, 1867, Trains viii
~ leave Chicago station corner west Water and
Kinse streets daily (Sundays excepted) for Belo.t
Western Wisconsin No.thern Iowa and Minnesota
and Ct. Paul.
100 A. M. Express, Freight and Rmigrant
Train,
900 A. N. Day Express. stopping only for wood
AMI water, making oil conDectione-
arrives 1t Reiot 900 Janesville
= ~ p NJ Madison & 30 p N and Prair
d. Chi0n 1T 9:16 connecting with
steamers direct for In Crosse y mona
Wsbsshaw RedwiDg Hastings Prescott,
Hudson saltwater aud ali points to 8.
Paul and st anthony.
500 y. M. Night Express arrives At Jan.svile
Has r NJ, Madison l 80 A NJ; Prairie
du Chen \ NJ; connecting with stes-
mers for st Paul and all psints OH the
Mississippi river ard with Stages for
the interior.
All trains make bclvit C INJECTIONS.
70 Travellers rave 70 miles acd 10 houra time by
taking this route.
Express, Freight and Rmigrsat Trains leave Chica-
10 1t $50 M cxy.
Through Tickets to all the above points for sale
0psild ng's 0eEera Ticket once. corner Dearborn
and Lake streets, Erie X X Office ~ Dea born
street 1t Pittsburgh n way ne h Chicago Office
~ dearborn street At Michigan Southern Ticket Or
tion corner Water and Kinzie streetf, West side,
S,F. JOHNSON,
superinte ndeni.
Gro l. DUNLAP, Asst Sup't. Jsnl6tf
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Rock Island TFespassers.
To Al whom it may concern.
TAKE .Ao1TETE.

HvHU undorsigned having been appointed by the
j War Department - "ARent q the Qusvtsr Mas.
~ Oongomsat st 1ock Islsnd, With fall inst-uc
tGns = aAoS4 - neeoosasy measures for the pro.
ectlm ~ ~ property from depreatio0s and intru.
sions" Nov, therefore, III persons whonsoever not
hastaG l10sl t0N are hereby warned and notihed
= 60 tAs premises, and abstain from any further
ne Deputy 8. Nsrshal for Illinois will take
charge Of all wood cut on the ground and forbi any
person removing the same until the proper damages
cen b. asoesoed and PAID.
All pevsons are hereby forbid cutting wood or tim
Der Of any Kind and notified 10 abstain from any
tTespass Whatsoever, e legal steps will be taken
aGa1no such 1epredstoss.
H.Y. SI.ATMAKEN,
Dec1Odtf U. q. Agent War Dspt.
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N 4Avo 10 ny possession . Recipe which viii
i Was1oat % especially cure the GRAVEL even In
~ vorst 0laossj ths nedicnes purely vegetable
-sv0 within Tie reach Of aay and every one with
- eseaAee end expnes after obtaining the Recipe
1Asss ls1srs seeosed 10 my address will ensure Ia
oDy 80 shs slbrs 1sctpe BY return Of mall together
Mn III aaA oo0plets diTecstons for usiog.
Address DOCT. @. @. GTET6ON,
Dog - Post Once,
Dsvsnpsrt,
eaohef Goasetts Copy1
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THO Msrried Womes on the Voluntary Control Of
j the Maternal YaDcstoo, Strictly II raj I'M tone
By Prosessioal 0entlsmau Who he's made the Phys
iolesy o. procrsen n bis special study the great
20 Of his life. II Gle riy sehsafses the philosophy
N d. rseorted 70. 70 prevent oncept,on, pointing
eat Witch encteat Ind sensing tn ir vitues,
WITH rson0mendations and disecsioas bow TO easily
anA oofuly 1oreseal conception Sent under esal. BY
nal me- 1bR o.. Cem1nniGnlicos strictly private.
1ODnR1 J. DUDOH. Il. D.,
0oc96d6vo0 ~ Broadway, NJ
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~ Castor on.
upLarge Family Boxes, = CENTS.
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plaster,
cure in Ave hours Pains, Distress end Wsskna.a a
the Breast, Sides and Back. In RheumasisH
Coughs Colds. ETC.. they always give reisf, and ~
warranted supe Tor - any 1x.eTnsl Remedy diecnv
cred oiaee time began. Each Plaster vill -
Fourteen Months. Price l6x CENTS.
uarvoll'S Condition PoV1ers
for Horse and Cattle. This Remedy b the begIn,i>s
and the RND VI Horse and Cattle Medicine. 0ves
Million Packages have been sold duy1ne tha 49,
l6se. Perfectly safe and good ct eli timeo ON,
remedies Of similar nature bat char cumrs,sS
with them. Put In large Packaseo With fuIi Siesc-
tio0s, anA oells for = oents.
n TIE sbeve remesies are warranted AaapHa
ere authorised to refund purchase money, Il estis.
hctaon = not given These articles are eojl b 1eeI
ere b Ill cities, towns and villages d - bnSea
0etees oad Oanodas. IeSsons Wi enquire Anr 49,
b their fan names and svold ell otAoro.
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%LET THE SICK REJOICR. ~
NOW Is TIE rM1 TO USE
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
Kia StrenGthoninr Plaster.

These remarkable FAM.
y Medicines have stood The
test Of public experie0cs
lscentv ye1rs /; have been
used By over three Uiillo0o
Of perooos, an ~ t0
eonvuloing The mUc teal
world viii their NOsi)toa
Cures.
Thee pllls ere portieu.
larry adapted TO diseases
peculiar 70 IT, Western and
oouthwestern States, ana
will b found, On trial. tie
most valuable OathaStic at
present AnOWn.-Ror tven.
" years thsir uoe In The
ntddls ADD Eastern 0tstee
has hem unlimited, aud
their success In curing dis
ease . perfect series Of tri.
unphe. Containing no 1lee.
curry, they can b used et
any time without regard
70 employment or dist. h.
NC Ooatod with 0ug sr .thev
Are U2onon0t n takn. anti
Ing - they ., The Power
OF Mercury VITA tho -
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DRUGGISTS.
TRUSSES.

~ TRUSSES,
ana q rfort. n subscriber hss slvas . hasd .
lAsss assessnsnt Il 1sssees. ne .aeet 60.
du, tmsnt 10 oil app,icants also for sals 1asaasssy
Rsndsees, Eastic 6toctinp, if.lnjscalag 6yyinep
~ drcot knemas, Of new and improved 9ahsss.
dtf sAAHcn JAcoDv, ApoeAsATy.
UBIN's Dxtssess Sos The Handkerchief, var
IL rant ! ssnssIs, constantly - had sal ~
dts vnAses JAcoDv. AposlseaEy.
DAzIN Amsndine, ust received b. 4spsess
Dion the manafsct urers for the cure end pssve'
'0, pa A:na. TO- CO.: y A,....e.,
49, MAS. BETS Usro-A pdo.ins, Sogeoss:f'
iighiv recommended by the Medical YAculty, -
oe'ns the best Of TIC r,aa sss -.
TrM SSeS,
Suspensory Bandages, Shoulder Braces
Ms BELTS Utero-Abdominal sapportsrs, Self
wi Injecting 6yrinses Of the most improved kied.
rAYLOR 4 BALLARD,
Julyl6du 10 LeClaire 10v, 2dst.
Spirits efTurpeatino, Canphene
BURNING FLUID,
A LCOuOI., LARD OIL, LINsEID OIL, gIsu OIL
"A aWsvs on hand. Also
Paints, Dry and i'm Oil,
WHITE LEAD, WINDOW GLASS,
and vAKNISHES Of all kinds.
Orders for Ill articles In our line promptly 0led,
Juiyiidtf TAYLOR sALAO10.
Uyv.IO.T DRUG STORE
W. W. MoCAMMON 4 co.;
No. a Brady street. West side, near Second stssss
DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils,
DYE sTUFFs, &C.,
ALsO 1nE LAA0EsT AID BEST Ass0RMENT OF
r N h H U M n II y
In the city.
EEfracts for the HdItf:,
Freparass0sss for tie HaSs',
C0sssbs, By-sssJes, &c.,
UyHICH we buy Of the manufacturer and Win
w eel, at the lowest figure. Our Prescription
Department % hitherto Is attended to by Mr.. 3. B.
Reger In person In compound preparations nons
bat the purest ingredients will be used.
N. B. Medicines 70 be had At al hours Of the
night. ". ". AoCAAAON 90.
sep30dn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26

vTVHB subscriber has removed his stock Of Cigar
i Tobaocs and Fancy Pipes, to the corner Of Brady
happy TO 80 I'll his old customers and the public Gen
rally. (Yeb9dtf1 b. 6lH0
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REMOVALS.


T>uv mheest>ess be0 Iosvs % Inform ths1S fy1s1As
i tHai SHey hsvs rsnoved the1r Livery - ~ on
Deansvlvaais ueehse, a neYPiouo street, bseWsso
osoeo6 - Third asd tAsasfa for Tor I'll pest ssvuu
tAsy rsspscsssy oea>s1s OHa eAass II ~ Dasssa-
go Of The pebble.
IN. CANT 90.
n,D. Hossn - 0sss1a00 - hire - libeeal
ALSO-nesses bsssdsa = eAaap - ~ - Dsabss
n ~ O1ty. Dsao1tS
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Re MOVAL.
STORE 10 RENT

VIZ nAvo 0DCUn1D 9UD 0A0NIYIC4NT
w Store Room In 4ETnoPOLITAn hlOcK, where
~ viii remove the lst Of March. We ere ct great
the most attractive store " Davenport We win
keep. at Ill times. ths laassss and mest complete
otock Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26
REMOVAL.
Ntls0Se,s .IesCel,'N Store 4,

Brady sssoes, Above Psss O0ee.
VXZ0Xeald tsoder our graAs-
Acknowiedgments -
IN for their liberal pat
ro06 - eur co0mencemeot S@s0H1
In business. Having removed
int . larger and more oomn0dious store, eeoon
door shove Cur former location, ~ would solicit .
iaspection Of our stock Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-26

rTHD understgned hes removed his ollos 70 The
L second story Of g. L. ichos' new baock, corner
second and Brady streets, Davenport.
Nv. WOODWARD.
ec7d1 Nv. WOODWARD.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

G.. j. BYRNE-This well known and pop
ular gentleman, so long engaged, together
with his partner, Mr.. Kerby, in the mercan-
tile business in this city, takes his departure
this morning, for San Francisco. We cannot
take our final leave of him without giving
our testimony to his high moral worth as a
citizen, and to his ability and honor as man
of business. While we regret his departure
from our midst, yet we are pleased to know
that the distance which separates him from
his old Marysville associations and scenes will
not be very great lie designs engaging in
the business of an importer of dry goods, at
San Francisco, in company with his efficient
partner, Mr.. Kerby, and will doubtless sue.
ceed well. His first importation will arrive
about the first of March next
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

AN ASSAULT AT SEA AND AN ARREsT.-An
instance of fidelity, says the San Francisco
Herald, in one of our adopted citizens, occur
red night before last, on the occasion of the
arrest of I. Sawyer, mate of the ship Oracle
Sawyer, it is alleged, had beaten and NAL
treated Mr.. b. F. Cheesman while at sea,
and, after his arrival in port, had vice sue.
cessfully eludcd the search of the United
States Marshal. Not so the third time. An
attache of the Marshals office was sent on
board to make further search, and, finding
that the state room would not open. he qui.
city took his post beside it, and there re.
mained for hours, despite tempting offers Of
refreshment, violent threats, and shrewd de-
vices and, until relieved by Mr.. Solomon
took his unwilling prisoner ashore, and found
for him a state-room in the county Jail, where
he is quite as safely locked up as on board
ship.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

FRASER RIVER CoRREsPoNDENcE.-A very
interesting letter from Fraser river will be
found, in another column. 1t is from well
known and much respected former citizen OF
Yuba county His observations of men and
things around him are of very intelligent
character and show the eminently shrewd
intellect for which he is noted. Among the
more noticeable features of his letter, are his
reflections on the contemplated purchase, by
the United States, of the Hudson Bay Cos
interest in certain old trading posts, together
with horses, cattle and sheep, in portions Of
the U. 5. Territory formerly occupied by the
British, for 100000. lie seems to be of the
opinion that, if those posts are worth no more
than the posts in New Caledonia, the U. S.
Government will be badly swindled. But
the letter will speak for itself
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

Nor RIGHr.-The wife of saloon keeper
on Kearny street, Thursday, says the Tele-
gram became so obstreperous as to break
tumblers and probably broomstick or two;
for which her husband had her lodged in the
station on a charge of malicious mischief.
The woman cried as if her heart were break
ing, and would not be comforted The mans
conduct was extremely mean.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

INsANITY.-There were four persons in
confinement in the station house, Wednesday
night, says the San Francisco Times, who are
hopelessly insane, and who will be examined
by the proper Court to-day, and probably
sent to Stockton. One of them, who persists
in calling himself the king of the w World,
was permitted to enjoy the fresh air for an
hour yesterday, when he instructed the prison
keeper to go to one of his stores on Mont
gomery street and bring him new suit of
clothes. He was very indignant, and even
furious, when told that he must return to his
cell. The three others appear to be almos
insensiblc to anything that is transpirin!
about them.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

PACING MAToH.-We learn from the Call,
that the well known PAGERS, Fred johnson
and Charley Shear, went a mile to buggies
with two persons therein, Wednesday, over
the Pioneer Course, for wager of $1,000 to
$500. which was won. after very hardly
contested brush. by the former, in 2;45.
Charley Shear kept the lead until he swung
into the home stretch, when his competitor
headed him to the poll by about three
lengths. The attendance was very fair.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

Orr FOR THE STATES Our much respected
fellow citizen, II. J. Booth, of the tlrm OF
Benham & Booth, leaves us this morning, for
San Francisco, on his way to his former
home in Sandusky, Ohio. He goes on a
visit and will probably be absent for four or
five months Mr.. Booth has many warm
personal friends in this city, who will meet
him on his return with thousand welcomes.
Prosperous be his voyage.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

nSy- Ont door exercises are now becoming
quite fashionable among the ladies of the
Eastern cities; whether owing to the long
lectures which the public journals have been
reading the women of America, on the sub
iect Of health, we cannot say. But, certain
it is, that a great change has taken place in
the lives of the ladies of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and all the leading eastern
cities in this respect They walk much more
now than they used to-visit the country far
more frequently-haunt bathing places and
plunge in the froth and foam of the sea-
pick nick in the woods much more than for
merlv, scale mountain-tops, and otherwise
take as much fresh air and exercise as posi-
BILE. They are following the wise example
of the Hebe-like daughters and robust ma
irons of England. The results will be bene-
fetal not only to the present generation, but
to posterity. Strong, healthy mothers will
give birth to strong and healthy children,
and such are the only kind of children that
ought to be born. We would not advise the
observance of the Spartan custom OF casting
away feeble children into caves and deserts
to die, but simply the observance of such
laws of health, on the part of those whose
business it is to become mothers, as will en-
sure, in a far less cruel way than the Spartan
method, an extinction of the race Of diseased
children.
We happen to recollect, at this moment,
that Lola Montez, in her late work on female
beauty, declares with much emphasis, that
she knows from long observation land she
might have added experience) that beauty
can only be preserved by exercise and tenn
perance. Early decay and premature ugli'
ness are the sure penalties, she says, which
nature inflicts upon Incidence and sluggish
disposition. She gives many recipes for
beautifying the complexion, sofening the
skin, whitening the teeth setting off
pretty foot and ankle to advan age, DC, DC,
but she says that her greatest and best re-
cipe is exercise, and plenty Of it, in the
open air. Now, Lola Montez knows what
she is talking about, because she has for
many years (no reflection on her age, assidu-
ously cultivated the abundant natural charms
which have won for her, together with her
somewhat audacious genius, a conspicuous
position in the eye of the world. She must
now be at least forty years of age, and yet
is younger looking woman, at this moment,
than many ladies among us who have not
seen twenty-five summers. The celebrated
Ninon de LEnclos it may not be amiss to say,
also took great care of her beauty, and at
the age of fifty was transcendantly beautiful.
1t is the opinion of physiologsts that no
woman, naturally pretty, ought to begin to
look withered before forty-but the realiza.
ton of the poetical idea of fair, fat and
forty" is much more common in other quar-
ters of the world than in the United States
The prospect is, however, from the change
now taking place in the habits of American
that this will not very long remain
a truth. So mote it be.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

SoUArrER RIOT. - James Mcdonald and
John P. Courtier, says the S. F. Telegram,
claim to own the same lot of ground on Rus
sian Hill, and after much dispute, Courtier
yesterday pulled down MeDonald's fence,
and put up one of his own. Mcdonald re
sisted, riot ensued, and to-day Mr.. Courtier
Herman Cortes, John Peterson, and William
Campbell, were arrested on complaint o
Mcdonald, but liberated on bail Counte
charges have been made against MeDonal,
aud his friends.
Daily national Democrat., 1858-10-16

PIONEER Engine Co.-The Mutual Engine
Co. No 3, held a meeting, Thursday night,
and disbanded. They met again last even
ing, re organized, and adopted the new name
of the Pioneer Engine Company. They will
petition the Council Monday evening for the
transfer to them of the apparatus belonging
to the old Company. c b. Mcclellan was
elected Foreman of the new Company; r. w.
Pickersgill, First Assistant; VIM. Wagonhals,
Second Assistant; j. 5. Ishom, Treasurer; d.
II. Harney, Steward F. c. Chase, Secretary.