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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
n UNDERSIGNED

HAVING established himself In this place In the
II business u SILVIA i BRASS PLATIx0, propoSs
70 all oil orders for nne Silver plated Door Plates
Door KHs -, Bell Pulls. Butts numbers, Piatcs and
fixtures adopted % the use OF Door and ChuYek
povs, Lghtalng Rods Points, Window sash, OaSrt.
age nd Names trimmings plated - order - shes1
ooanA ~ Vog1 warranted equsi 70 The besA.
WILLIAM OMAHA.
M bundsaa ssst ~ ~ RsaasytvasiA Vooos
49, :.:''s. y 'ss'ra
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Why Is the Demand 50 Great for
DR.. nIann'A
AGUE

Because it will. in all cases, safely and efecsusly
cure that IN C dreaded Goa re Of he W I Chi IS,
Fever aud Asne WI 10 1 fail a. d In cas,s WI .uun-
t,ract the Ioiso o. Malaria. ~ wn c. iartt on a d.
can t' s'ify; an milk VII 9TH IN ST un 1t is My
rec"mm nj a. r o ,e clas, = '-e,s ;, Al asa no
Iris unsu passed. W wall fl E few e ide res,f
Ito Wo.tn, W men Of inf line and high rtan,ini.
Princeton. M Sept 2oM, 1857
Dr.. MANE- Dear Str: . i-e.e . years pas, I
have us'd your AFur ais M in csy d y pa &c
and have 81 seiy obs We us # cts in h .hdr d. Of
cases. and In no ,ase has 1t fnled opr dc IN.
mnst happy II c.. an mostc eer ul seccfum nd
it "a = certa n pecifc Tor chl.s, fever and a. ne, nd
mAlarious diseases. Tru Your.
H AUsTis n. D.
Marshall. Mich, Feb. 11M, 1857.
DR.. MANN 4 @ =. : have -oid ! rye IN mt Of
your Agur b lsaua in this vninity IN from my per
-on | Dowlecs o. II, Re icve 1, t. best renIed 7 =
chiiis, fever and ssue that hiss e or EN- cid ia cur
s ate. Respectful , Y u.
o. A. HYDE.
As1taJu1a, OHIO January, 1u 1858.
MPSsR6 q K MANN 4 20 -Genf.: In ,apvas.
SIM III st ties 81 Ohio and Mic AZ ala or IN sale Of
tn different remedies Of -h,ch We nav. coi.trol, o.
siten In has b en- called 10 Observe the great u me
p'sce whe = s Id It real y Gems to BE- the .. opte's
opn rtsaedy a d IL sells moro rspi than all o lie s..
u l. drsti ed 10 superceds ali o,he' asue f.medi.s N
the market. Vsry 7 o. Ysur-.
Nen York. Feb % 1855.
NHsSRS = K MANN & Gu e nfs: have At
on hose IN St 10 IL cold Your Asue Baissm sn e
three yesrs, and have carefully OBJ. Yved IT. , n Ct ia
curirg and must In al can or sav. ] do not b. II. We
It's equal ks 3 IN III the s,r'd OF m dicinss. r my
personal kbowl cge It hss cu'td y imanent.y every
tue, and h.,e k'.ovn il used, after al other RENE.
dies have teeh tried in v in with ," most IA ny re-
suit md what 10 mr.. remarkable ] have never
knosn a case but what r-msi .eo urcd, for u least
that sea-o ;. I have No h~esit-acf 10 'ecomUendtLg
1t as . peri Ct triumph over hills and fev-F.
Respec tully Yours, PROF o OOD.
5. X. MANN Il CO., PROPRIETOR, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold By all
good Druggists.
iA7.Akv3rn
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LIST OF WINNERS, NJ THE RENOWNED IMPOkTSI
GLENCOE, SIRE or FFAsCE.
The MANN th Jack,
DARDEN,, -

VI7lLL SERVE \ LIMIraD NuMBKR OF
w Aare4, the ensuing ssA.on, a. my Stable,
Wet Davenport. Iavn
PkDIGRgE - .ifesc.n De rdeu" was got by Ma son's
eel, bratei imported 'axInmoth" ia k-sut OF a
'horohg -bre' "BiAek waarir' Jenny.
DESCRIPTION 81 acm Dar"en' was foaled IN
tn 18Th :" J 1854 hr d ~ Oh II 7 Chti.tmsn,
% ssami Cntsn J. k. Heis touaTEEN HANDS
THREE lacH4s HIGH AND GRGwikG. "A. for b N,
muscle am snew h i, unequal Ell py sny JHk in
Gu Sta e, and will chali, nee comparison with airy IN
the Union.
TERMs-cash-s'nsle leap, $40; season sl5.-
N; ; by the season, not proving sith foai, VII. ne
s.rveitfe folicwns season Zee OF Oh rye " ry
pre- aution viii b. taken 10 pr ven accid MIS-, but ]
v II not b. r.rpr'.ii sh y Id any occ,r.
Tn pfopri Tor woald c ! ,n~ att n'ion OF farm RS,
and tn ,se p 49, . rai,,ng stofk, ! , the great dem nd
f,r Mules In all pxt,r If thsooun r an the high
prices Al which tney a e n " seiiiLs.-Cali nd K
ami e Dcecon harden tefo'e having your mar +
Sc we'd For fur her particulars enquire ~ Cam =
l. r erch's Mills or of
spr9i&w3m J M. CANNON
| THE U8sCRIBs8 OFFERS To PEA ONs
hi thor +ush bre Hereford Blu ! = II OS u )" bred
by Efsstu. Corning o. Albany, j.. Y AMI Gao r.
'onme, d him to he public as second to no Bull Of
has age and blood in the u tied St tes.
PkpIGREE -so,e colved April 4 h, 1874, got by
Cird,na Wiseman dam, Beau ard,n Wise
man got by Expe ton, out OF wisd 'n y Wood-
took, 6. da q ~ Yonn- Fsvo it,, out Of Tale, .
IT. sd g-r Prise be fer Elk ectatton was by Hope
GU. I tn. celeb At q CIV, I'D spot. He is ,wn
broth T TO Mr.. Carp n er's Du'. h g., which ohtaia-
Ell | e hr- " re OF the Royal Agricul ural sn ~
three ,e r. in succession IS . Inc two an three ,ar
Id.
Beauty, By wond-r. (l2o) dam, Pretty Maid. by
Tom, t243) grand dam, p,ety N I'D, " Oh ~ rev 8
g dam, Od Dams.l, by tio.im MS bnll gag dam,
Oh DA'.e,, b Chan ell = sgsg dam, Cherry No 2
by the ,aie 1hos. Andre . K. iyh.' Bull, WHINE, OF the
cup a. Hereford, 1851 S.g g I'm, Cherry No. ] orcd
by the tate THIS. And,ew Knight Of Do~nto. Gas lie
Tear Ludlow
Person des rous Of i'm ro~ing th-tr .tock either
tor the 'airy OF for beet. would do w,n oasal thes-
selves Of this Opportunity " breeding u this hle
aninsl.
The Hereford cattle are decided tn be the most
choice bret In the v rid.
T-rms Of s.r,ic r = common and grade cows q
p, hrss for thorough bred CO. - BIO per he'd
Enquir ~ ca nnon + frerch's n lis, West Daven-
port, Iowa. J. n.
-, van
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01
Fraud, Then and 1oege-y.

In another column We publish .
statement by the Editor Of the State
Journal, who resides at the Capital Of
the State, and has excellent facilities
for watching the motions Of the Re-
publIcans, who now control the finan-
ces Of the State. He is vigilant and
active, and his article presents . rec
ord Of peculation, fraud, corruption
and ~rascality which is unparalleled in
the history Of the country, except by
some few republican operations in 9th.
er States. We commend it, perusaI
to all Of our readers, and would affect
ionately impress upon NJ neigh
bors of the Gazette the wisdom Of the
policy of keeping their meddlesome
noses out cfthc business Of the Douglas
Democratic, and devoting their atten-
ton for q time, to the scrubbing and
white washing of the characters Of the
unprincipled gang Of peculators, who
now represent the Republican party
in the control of our State. The rec
ord is as follows:
One hundred and ten thousand dol
lars are missing from the Treasury Of
the State.
Six thousand dollars have been ille-
gslly paid the State Printer. Three
hundred dollars have been allowed to
one DR.. Stone for a salary as bogus SUI
perintendent OF Public Instruction.
Two hundred and fifty dollars have
been drawn by E. Sells, for services as
acting Governor, while Grimes was
neglecting his duties for the purpose
Of stumping the State Of Illinois; and to
cap the climax, John Pattec, Auditor of
State, has been paid the SUN Of two
hundred dollars for travelling expenses
to the city Of New York, for the pur-
pose of purchasing carpets for the State
Capitol. This sum, as the Reporter
remarks, includes the expenses of the
pleasure trip Of the auditors family
and their board and doctors bill at a
water cure establishment and is "erclu
size Of the Brussels and Ingram car
pets IN the auditors house."
These cases of fraud and corruption
are but q few specimens Of a lsrge num-
Der of facts which we are in possession
and will expose at some future time.
Many Of these matters coming to the
knowledge Of certain Democratic men,
bers Of the Senate a resolution appoint
ing an Investigating Committee with
full powers to xamln the books and
vouchers of the Treasurer and Auditor
was adopted but as appears by the
article to which we have referred, this
resolution was stolen from the rolls at
ter it vas adopted and another one
forged and substituted in its place.
Thus, to the record Of peculation in
the funds Of the state, the illegal issu-
ing Of warrants to the republican state
printer, the payment Of money to DR.
stone without authority, the support
Of an acting Governor for the pnrpos,
Of allowing Grimes to stump the State
Of Illinois for the Republican ticket ano
the payment Of the expenses of thu
family of the Auditor on a pleasur,
trip, we have add the crimes Of Thief
and FORGERY.
The cry of "Dr. Eads" will not stih'
these facts. The people-the mem
bers Of all parties, the tax payers, de
mand and will have, an investigation
and An explanation.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

TO restore health we mutt purity the blood. Fe.
= r without xsp on arse # m for ign matters
havios b en- absoi bed md =. tained IN tn clrcalstion
These causes II sisansss may pr"duc. On inau ma,
. Group a 'beuma. Ian. govt, colo, Or . cough. But
erAndrsth'. Pile, staple, potent and ' g table, ~
Wove the esase, sod tho cure foil ~. OF course.
2 II. ass the means Of every d y saving macy salus.
Ole H. -. Principal once, 2 4 Canal ssr..t. B an-
DIRE b Bugdins. New vofk. e'li also syG L Dss.
mp IT. D B. Shelley. Dsvsup 3rt ls-d&slw
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-01

THIRD EE
SNOrthwesterm Saengerbund''
TO BE HoLDEx II THE
CITY OF D.aTENPOR7.,
j the Both Of June and lot and q d July, 1858.
WEDNESDAY,, THE sorB or JUNE.
zen o,cl. Il A d.. Oaci.l ieceptioD oi The invites
gnests in Le,,h ms Pan Song by the avrn1It
Cler club. Address in behalf Of tho Central Com
n tie.
Two O'Clock P M. Rehearsa. At the Net. opolitan
night o'eteck ? =. Grand Concert It the Astropol-
iiAn Hall.
TBuRsDAy, sHg 1sT OF JrLT.
Nine O'Clock. \ n. Business meeting ct head
TIRE .'cl0k p n. Singing m.tch by the several
0lee cluhe at 'hs German TIE tr- Hall.
Nine o'c.ock ? \. Grand bal u Lahrman's.
FRIDAY, THE % OF JULY.
Nina o'clo 1 A &. The q. . ciuis and other Inv
ted soci leo, snd m lit sry soMpanies, and ~ o. hers
vi. biz q to participate In the Nnic, meet ct head
Quarters o. d form into procession.
iwoo l cx P NJ. Ora ion.
Osx o'co kPn The parties form again into pro-
ces | . and march bask 70 b aiq Gsrt-rs.
Hts I o'cloe. PM perfamanc. u tn Davenport
Amsteur 1heaIricA Dsctety at the German Theatre.
Pcnsc g,ousds-G G.. h Mttchsil's graund west Of
warren, AID no. III OF 1ighth o.
BY order Of he
js.dl.vAvk OBhTkAL CoNMrTpRR.
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White Washing.

W.T. vonM 70 pc fully inform che cit res o. Da
w vEYoss and The vtinitS, that " nave . %
esut vhits vs-h for whit Ming housss outside aud
eness, that ve viii insure 70 ssDs.n whtie, frau
4 o 8 ySa Q U1thput soAlins ~. Als-ws - pre-
nageA . vhile wosk and vhitsn ooilinss, = ordes
m9l1-W W. 0yKW IA. nAD1oOu.
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DAvD = 11P1ONsD
Colleges

DAvD = 11r1ON'0
Colleges.
LOCATED:
PsORIA I, TLL.........s5 MAIN sa,sst.
D~AvANP0Af. JOwA.... CT. Fiji and ssedy 80.
Rs.rORs:
Non y ; Po~ei Eq y b Woedward, -
n . Cur 10, 10 vi an A In, q
levi How Ed Jp. = c. Asq
w : ., So 20 jso = ,ss' :
n'nry n he, E.q xAfs, 20
Tho- = Nan so Cha N PstDam, -
~. 9 siye, \ d h Price. Asq
uLTY:
ProJs sors Of fook K,eping and Cohofsysi
Brcnah . ana Lectares on the sv,encs Of Ac-
coxnfs
se%o.S.n..n. ss. .sDe:.
L. tu"ers on Mercantile Lar. Railrocefns and
4Aarins l. n:
CHA. Q Bossry. ppAvipsoS.
'sof O'iLoS. tH.s . su,>As.
Lectur. r. on Banking. E-charg % AND Fsnaaes:
asAky iAsDsR. Jso r Cox.
Lecturers on Political A..t,ry and Ctua.e-eta,
hhs"r > Ausrs, wsroLAar.
Instructors in ~ Sci &c and Tracfic- ar Buss-
ness feaD.oneh y and Mercantile torTesxoa-
dsnce
Special Lectures ,r,R be deitrer,d occa.,onefr,
~ gent men OF knotcn .asbr.,v, "h ca ,rAl b
Uee ~ he public
TUITION.
Pr full uerc'n TT G u o" lecIuding ell depsrt-
me o. 10 X i 81 ur-r N Pu tn .ustip.
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DCMOCRA1TC TICKET.
YOR CONGRESS,
WILLIAM E. LEFFlNCWELL.

For Secretary Of State.
SAMUEL DOUGLAS. Of Benton.
For Auditor,
THEODORE 8. PARVlN, Of Muscatine.
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL II. LORAH, Of Cas-.
For Attorney General.
JAMES N. ELLWOOD. Of Polk.
Com. Of Des Mo mes Imp ovement Co.,
CHARLES BALDWIN, Of Van Buren,.
Register Of Land Office,
JAMES NJ. REID, Of Lee.
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Cement DrWtfe Pip,

NOR DRAINING am CONDO, TIN. WATER,
sov sale o. ~ Manu- . tor, corner P~.sv ADd
ktrh sSeets MICA Is = CRODEg1.
Ia>on wosk q III Kinds promptly sessLdsd 70.
Js0erAlN 40.
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lAkOIuIiO

TIE Co-p-r ner lilo htreiofcr et ting bet~efr
J. Nh Hall 8 j. J. Ryan, los lid BY HAL n
TN
~ II. Hall, s'one, Is sr'hotiI.i n set IL tire ~
fairs o. h lat hrn y la ! atiou ne VIII continue
h"tu in.ss 4 NJ. s W = j coni EtIset.
jan 1881
tulyt-ilV
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DeDk AANN'S AoUs BA1S Mats W0n-
dr,f.l Coml ound u h.,ing an exile asive sale in all
paris Of the Union VIII r. aga rxAts. Il 10 one O. u .
few m-die,n . VII ch are no~ sold over h c0uAtty.
,h't Are rea ~ wat tn. ir inventors claim for III IN
And unlike all other r. meiies thas are rscomc endei
By tn II p oprie,ors 10 cure all The ills thsi a Oh is
ocir To- thi rem dy is only recommended for c,ills,
fever and asus, or that particular c-as. Of dis s 8
gr'wihg on Of or the resul, Of mia m :, soc. nun, n
N our W sste q country Toe nuMe,ou, .vid nee u
H. graf ru,.t Vt y peril ., ami II b, he tim tion
placed upon l., rrnd r. II tn grea . discovery Il
tn sge, anil deserves th, en'ire up r. b -t.on Of . |
clsss . OF men TLo . havi & occasion % u . .
ned,ctns Of ibi, kins, ar urg' d t. spare no pains 4.
give this . trial II tcey wish 4, b. soundly cured 8 e
sdver ,issmert nsno her column Of III s PAPER. Sold
~ al sood dr. ggists. 27d&Wlm
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Davenport Commercial College,
0rig.'s Block. cor 1hlr 4 snd Pcrry s.s..
DAVENPORT, IOWA
"INCoRPoRATsD IN lS5oA
-DiRscroRs-
Hon q B Sargent, ZB.orr, a.
10 r u Ok ESQ, ~ " MI a,
svil,Ea q. Pm rw,u k.q,
"a N Oaia ! Esq. FhGris ., ssq.
! p g s,ea. Esq. " SIN N, ksa,
JIo NJ Cannon, ESq, Paltou. A.q.
-fAcuLTy.-
Jos C LoPEz, Prof. Of BOOK Kc. ping and Nsshs-
ma cs win abb aseis auts.
W d PaArT, Prof. OF z nusn.hip AMI ~ K Ks.p-
ing.
" RiEpE, Prof. Of German Lang ag".
Far DIX. scHhA- ., Pr Z. VI A .oiil.c.u al land Orna.
mental Drawing
-~LEcTURKRs.-
ID l. eHoRRv, Ksq., ana oinef abs Lecturers.
Our Commercial Oours emhi aces comrl-,e sets OF
B 0ks ia.yery branch 81 ,ralc and cSu mere, win
ILdiv .dusI Partue. thip, Joan, Fitch anu Cow. o nd
company Business. v holera ale and Retail, No, uisc-
turing, G .mnission, RIA TO 81. S,r.mSat. bro ~.
age, ~ rxchanse, an thu best Sy.tem of Rankfng
e~tdns. Ais, all Lecture, auu insIuct.v.s IA I,n.-
meroiai CALCULATIONS.
Tho course an
P%ENMANsHIP
IL urder the immeiiat. supe, vision OF Mr. W. n.
Pratt. who I ok The Preni ms Z = Penn n b d nd
oA'd ~r,i =, a thc last : ae Fair, Emu ,h.,. -
- W VIZ ~ VT =
In yi-~ Of IN nacs,lrd for and rcpestrd st,ts-
mems made q, 9TH r ~rnrties. 10 he en-et that I'll re-
Ism Z numerical G II gel this state, Vt . thAn
tn one they ar trying TO estsb In. W ~vuid calf
! etpedai attention TO ,he tact that oursis
The Only Commercial College In lswa
where IL given a thorough cours. Ia all b snchss
Taught 81 first c .ass Commcr,ial Oil grs.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
In which a tho on h pr~ sttcalc CO r-e % Books .pluy
Is tsa,ht y prseti al booxkecpc.s and Teachers "
experience.
II ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
which has a PENMAs competed with II.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
With h , IN = then onr teacher b Tor ging 0 Il.
1H5 ONLY G NUMERICAL O. LII Gs
Which has . LADIES DEPARTMENT. SEPARATE.
THE OSLY COMMERCIAL Ii q
Which oecuIir = large, convenient, and wvll-v-Itlia.
ted 70 ms.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL ,OtIEGE
which .ei'cs, ard a way hasa ~, far ~, lac arpr.-
CT .ttcn a." pa rpnage. upon ts actual ner IL r. h
rr 'ha up n b. asts, AMI = make d:f.g Ally To 9TH
"r., aud
Thk ONLY ESTAB LISh I'd C0MMtRCI IL COL.
LE.k IN THE rLACs.
R0t ms pen - Gil hours from D A d I'll 3 ? =.
tn pu"iis Ar" ut d I" cal and 4 m se,rr u. N Z
~ cimens. course OF iDstructiob snd II Oh. 81 t.-et-
INK. 10 ~ a PaATT
J~.nlh-itf
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Dissolution.

THE late firm Of Ay-rs q Norti-on, Surgeon Den
L tists, 10 this day dissolved.
II D. sYxRS,
s A MOKRisON.
Davenport, February 20. ls57.
'V<HE undersigned viii attend ~ the winding up o.
the late hru, ann continue tbr . ofes-ion, nt u.
IL stand, seem street, brt " ts'n Brni, and Perry.
Ali perHopf who arr intertsd, will plrass call sns
ss,ti- fFrh9A-itfi \, . UY.Rs,
es.~~rnv, Il, a ~ ~ sea
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BOUTS AND D Es.


~ ~
LAY smE-
CITY sHoB sTo1B.
-. II, L
Corner Attn and Brady su's,
Is ECv RECEIVING us sUMMsR STOCK
/ Of aooto And eho0O Tor
Gents, ladies' and ChildreAs' Wear.
which for .up~rinr quality and variety c ,nno. BE- ex.
Gel ed all OF which mas tesn Manufactured and Sc
lected expressly o'hs
RETAIL TRADE,
and viii b. sold st IN most r s.onsble prices 70 suit
the { mrs h als matufs turss n er'es
Gents Fine French Calf Boots.
8 wed and Prggec Caters and Shoes made BY the
bet OF 80 kmsn at toe City eh0e Store.
Jun-l DIR
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Furniture Wareroen.

Wb0stuSO Wo1C1VWM
VvH IN fcrsizned hAvins tsken the nev strre
i room No So Perry Il, (kerwin's Block) b now
pr pared TO give ris strict persyasl ai ntion 20 the
uode rtskins business In oil is branches. A large
snd Landsome assortment Of Confns OF every descrip-
Ion constantly on hAna incln ing
Zinc. Mahogany. Black Walnut. Cherry, &c
4 Hearse and any requisite numbe. Of CArrisg-
uFni .hsd 10 ord. =. Ccfin paates II . varsity Of pst.
terms neatly engraved Particular attention y ell
- . hi Aew and complete St0<ko Of
Furniture.
Hsvipg . work kop connected with his wsrevoon
b. b pr psrrd 10 m>Eu :scfnrr 10 oder al descrip-
Z IN o. Decks, ward ro- =, tables, &c 10.
eekoY' usnt o. III snd fancy moulding o. haod u :.
sole for l0osinx glass s,d picture sra0rs.
A.hsse o. roblSc pstrUDsgs brsspsaSully spll u 4
spS9AAUu b
sAah p.sd aos Oily Or1ags b
~ o u nm
osyse-as ovvs tess onas
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

WUU IS HAI6 kESTs. II MoDd, thc
.enoWne I dis.overer II ii IN. aiuAbie Hair Restora
tive, st,ll Continues - labor In beh-lf Ut the att t.d
H:s medicines ere un versally admitted by tn
American press 70 be far supsri,r to all others for
causing ,hs hair on the aged, th,t has been silvered
for many years, - srw forth With as och visor
aud lux urisnce As when blessed with tbs s.vaat.gc
Of youth.
There can be no doubt that it is one Of the greatest
discoveries in the medical world. II restore per-
aansn.ly gray hair 70 Its orislnsl c,lor, aud max 8
Il assume the beautiful siik texture, VII. b has teen
very desira 10 l.. all sges Of the word. [5t. Louis
Morning Herald.
S,l' by all Druggists. jures3 DAWN
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nIsraICr

0en>~serecy o, the ssyssTH JumofAL uss'.'S'
80. AYE soA,oeS q II shsrs ~ b . Oon'en.e"
~n.v-so.r 90 WsSmssdav~ - l~A dsv cfJs1y
=. ~, p,rp,ss u aeaanstns 'snS'aasrs tor toe o.
=. m .sr,ct Jsdx /. District Attosns y. and Mem
~. q ~ nssrd Of sduestioa.
- rss,e Il representation viii b. ene dslessts for
- - >vnds 4 vosss, and one sdditioosl vote for
- svesesss svss nny woes esss y sach county for
~. ~-oesas,e candidate Gr Governor In Octobes
1aSA.
EDWARD n. fuAYER,
Ohm Cen. Dom. nuecatine CouatJ
AUssIM CORRIN
Ohm O n Com. Scott County,
THOMAS p. BUTfgkBIsLD,
Ohm. Cen. Con. clinton County,
Chm. Gen. som. Jackson Counsv'
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Boot and Shoe Removal
Ho01ord d suite
Have regnos ell their Boot l. Sho 6toie 70
No. 3, NtchsIl's Bisck,
Corner Of Brady aud Second Sir cts. mchs1dt'
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Rock lslAhd Book Store.

Rock Island Book Store.
At this ssta blishmeht iii be found . large stock o
BLANK BOOKS,
CHOOI BOOKS,
WALL PAPER
FANCY GOODS,
YANKEE NOTIONS
&C., &C., &c
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
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AtWAtof'S Patent First Preniun
FIFTEEN DOLLAR
ENsoetly SesCsssg sMachtme,

EXC0' LED By nene for practical utility, .inpli--
u isy, dursbi;ity " beAuty. 4or tale O. No. 81,
q u stress pavenpo I, lows. The public ave 70.
epect.uly Invited to call end sx1mins f0s d mesvee.
PACL. PAKD & ..
iO9e-dly Prupeistors for LOVE and ninr eepta,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-17
ALrxANpRIA.--T The ship Henry Harbeck, which

ALFxANpRrA.--T ship Henry Harbeck, which
In now at anchor In the stream off the city, with
cargo of coal and -four for China, is, we learn.
the second vessel that has ever started from
TINS port direct for the Celestial Empire MANY
years ago the brig sphinx went out Of the Poto-
mac on the same cousse, but on reaching the Isle
OF france was condemned unseawortby.
The Circuit Court, Judge John Webb TYLER.
opens It's spring term in Alexandra -day The
oocket Is very large, and among the cases to come
up is rehearlng of the case Of j. p. Dowell RS
the Potomac and other Insurance Companies
upon which the jurv at the last term Of the court
failed to agree. This derives It's chief inter
est from the fact that II arises from refusal of
The Companies sued, 10 pay an insurance Of
S2OOOO effected on the stock Of Turner IL Dowrll
which was burnt in 1855, the fire resulting in the
death OF seven citizens OF Alexandria, who were
crushed by the falling of a wall
The Potomac steamer Baltimore Is now on the
ways at Hunters ship yard, undergoing repairs
She VIII be ready In a short time.
Last week the bones of Il human beino wore
found on AccotiDk run. The deceased is SIM.
posed TO have been a man. as a striped cotton
shirt and linen pants (very much decayed) were
found with the bones
But little is doing In either the fish or nroauce
markets. No change in quotations.
In the port. on Saturday, arrived-Scbr Sarah
II. FalConer. Teraill, New York 10 m.stsr. sohr
G H. Bayliss Tooker, New York, TO r. i Me.
haley; sehr. Embark, Donoho, PbiIadelpbia to
, Shlnni Schr. Edward Sladp, BavIiss New
YORK; hsh to Perry Pennybacker.
Salled-schr: ;. g. King, Andrews, Pbiladel
phia, ty y Shinn
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By A. CIR ZEN. Auctioneer.
V1ANDSnNJE ,ry,-n S,rnux- mn,

HANDSOME TWO-STORY BRICK COT
IL TAGE HOUSE, AND BoT ON North l. BETWEEN
larH AND 18th STREETS, FRONTING FE.NKrIN
SQUARE, PIANO FORTE. HOUSEHOLD ann kTTCHeN
fChNITCRE AT AUCTIoS.-On MONDAY. the I7th
nstan,, shall SELL In front of the premises AZ sI
O'Clock p. M, pat Of Lot No "a in Square 2j hay
ing front north OF 10 feet bv ~ feet inches 10
wide alley. with the improvements which are a
handso two story brick Cottage House ard lack
buildings. $3.50 ~
This property is handsomely located on north l.
lin Square. '""A
Terms at sale.
Also, on TUESDAY, the 18th instant I shall
sell. In the same house, being No. 3 at 10 O'clock
q; III; q the r urnIture In the house, viz:
handsome Mahogany Case Piano Forte, of fine
tone and touch, ~
Walnut Tete-a tetes,
Spring seat and Mahogany Chairs
Mahogany Secretary and w ritlng Table.
tilt and other Mirrors.
Mahogany Bureaus, Tables, Washstands and Bed
steads, ~ ~
Fine Window Curtairs,
Pictures IN frames, and Statuary,
Brussels, STAR, and other Carpets,
OIcioth and Mating, Gather Pillows,
halr and Shuck Mattresst and Bedding,
Chiua, Glass. and Crockery Ware
Cooking and other Stoves,
AND many other articles which we deem unpecessa-
~ to ehumerste.
Terms for furniture: Under SIS cash !: over Sl5
credit al 81 and 30 days, for notes satisfactorily en-
dorsed, bearing interest. A
ma I'D A. GREEN Auct