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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-23
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-23
JAMES MORROW,
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist.

OFFERS HIS SERVICES As RCOn
TO his friends and the public IN Reosr-
= u, 0eiievlhs tnat no 81. a.. VII
= rive entire satisfaction In Oh Wort
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reA .WoRrn REAplNa.-Why Ia il that

80 many suffer an repine and drag ont miserable
existence untitted for the euJoyments, and even
iinsry pursuits of life when relief may be obtained
and health aud ysor restored, by treatment at
once convenient and safe. we'll permanent in its
craraCterf
70 those who have suffered long with disease nj
;lmating in loss Of appetite. vgur, &C, the under
signed tenders his professional services assuring
the sufferers, in candr and sincerity. pleasant con
venient aud proper prescriptions, a thorough cure
and sound body and mind, without unpleasant re-
strctions or hindrance from ordinary business pur
suits.
All diseases of q private nature, from whatsoever
ause either recent chronic stri lures irrita-
BILE bladder, &c; also. Scrofula Asthma, Rheuma
tsm, Piles, &C. skiiluy and successfully treated
DIR. H.RRls can be consulted daily. at his rooms.
over 1924 Main street above Ill., aud opposite tn,
American Hotel No ST. 3d floor. Entrance on Main
4th door above nth street
From this date until the LAT of June, DIR. HARRIS
viii net be at his office Wednesdays. Thursdays and
Fridays of each week, but from Saturday morning
until Tuesday evening, he may be consulted from
10 a VI to 2 = Nj and to ". ap 29-Sm
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D% RErNrrT's
NJ a ID ID IInA KIII EK

FOR THE POSITIVE AND SPEEDY CURE0F
DTaRRIT12A. CHOLERA M0RBUS SUAAEh
CONTLAyNT, con-! CHOLERA LNFANTUA
AND ASYATFC CHOLERA.
THIS really valuable remedy for the aboyename1
diseases OF the stomach ana bowels has obtaineu
the name ot Diarrhma niller. from the fact that i
was used and tested in over 1000 cases OF violent ID
arrhaa in the summer Of 1872 when the Choiera
was prevalent In the city Of Richmond, va and n
a. instance did 1t fail TO arrest the disease apo
effect permanent cure when used before death hac
actually strnck the patient 1t is the recipe OF
distinguished southeru physician. who has used
n an ex practice for nearly thirty years ant
he has vet to hear of the r st In which the D
arrbfpa iler has failed either to relieve or cure
when used according TO the directions
Prepared only by FISHER WINSTON.
Nol2I Main Sc, Richmond, Va.
Price so cents.
A4- sold by all Druggists. le o-lm
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A CHINESE PR0CLAM.TIoN.-The Chinese have
come 10 tho 0nclusiou, at last to treat the for
signers respectfully. The following is among
their proclaim ations issued in March last:
Know ye people of every village aud hamlet, that
hereafter should you meet with officers, soldier.
or people of any foreign country passing you,
abiding place, each should mutually pay respect
and due diffidence, that this and that they NAV be
at peace. not in the least agree fostering doubts
and hatred. But should you again fall into your
former old practice, you will bring upon your
selves due punishment. Efauy, with design to
oppose act disorderly. fight and insuit, etc MOI
oniy shall the evil di.turtsr of the peace be dealt
with according to the extreme penalties Of the
law. but the said village or hamlet in which he
lives will find it difficult to escape sharing in the
dire consequences Each ought to love himself
DO not say that you have not been forewarued.-
CHEN Fuug 8th year, lst month, 22d day Mar
1th 1851
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The Hartford Press in paragraphng the recent
elopement of a railway brakeman with the wife OF
rifle maker, discloses the following novel way OF
carrying on clsndestine correspondence:
The neighbors have noticed that il was "A yer,
common thing for stick Of wood to fall from the
train upon which this brakeman was employee
as it passed the house where the weman resided.--
lt Is said that the husband, hearing that hts wife
always took particular care to pick up the fuel
thought he would examine one stick Of it h mself
and found that it WAS the vehicle bearing note
addressed to his wife. The woman is represented
as being only twenty six and good looking. She
leaves four children. Between her husband and
herself there have been chickering's for year OF
two. There appears to have been liquor in the
wrangle. The husband states that he drank be-
cause his wife "acted SO" and she AYERS that she
"acted so,,' because her husband had taken to
drinhiEg.
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The prospectus has been issued in London of the
Great India Submarine Telegraph Company, with
capital OF Il ,oOO,O0O sterling in f20 shares.
The U. s. ships st. Lawrence and Falmouth, aud
store ship supply, supposed for Rio Janero sailed
rom Buenos Ayres May 18th.
Jack Smith, fireman, died from the effects of
heat. while working at a fire in Buffalo, N. Y,
Thursday night
Gibbons, the reporter, shot In duel at New Or
leans. is not dead, but rapidly improving
Alex. X. Niblo, printer, was instantly killed on
the 10th uir., by being run over by a train OF
oil cars near Cres line, Ohio
Industry must prosper" as the man said when
holding the baby for his wife to chop the wood.
There was a violent thunder storm at Wooster
Ohio, on the 25th nit. The city gas house was
struck by lightning and caught fire, but the flames
we're extInsushed before any serious damage was
dore.
Elliott Cresson, deceased. has left $4,000 to the
city OF Philadelphia, TO be- expended in planting
shade trees along the streets.
Large numbers of cattle are said to have perish
ed from the heat, in the New York Central Rail.
road cattle last Saturday.
Capt. VIM. L. Lyon, master Of the ship f. r. Cut
ting, died of yellow fever the Both ult at n sw
Orleans.
Hon. Mike Walsh has arrived in Washington
from Mexico, with dispatches.
There were 3,0o3 barrels of four inspected in
Alexandria, Va, last quarter.
I Al extensive religious interest has prevailed at
| Andrew Chapel, near Stafford G, H.. Va. About
fifty persons were converted.
Thomas Miller, for many years President OF the
Raleigh and CASTOR, N. e, Il. r., died few days
since
| jos Spencer, Of Monongafa Co, Va, died sudden
y the I'D ult from drinking too freely Of cold
water while overheated.
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Rsss- THE GREAT HEALTH REsroREl

rHg LIFE OF THE FLESH Is IN THE BLosD.-W hci
-he Bio ID becomes vitaed impure, or too weak. the
desh looses its vitality the skin becomes yellow ano
paiid, the Liver dsordered Dyspepsia aud lndiges
riou follow, the spirits droop, Nervousness comnen.
,es, aud life becomes burden.
HaRTSHUkNk'S HEALTH RESTORER, Oh
SARSApAkILLA CORDIAL.
acts upon the Blood, Liver. stomach and Bowels
mparting new yiXor and tone to a constitution i'm
Daired by disease from any cause. 1t removeF Pin
9es and all skin eruptions arouses the ph sicai
powers of both sexes. gives bloom To the palliG
heck, and makes one joyous and happy. Though
medicinal in it. Effects it ID perfect cor dial in
Caste 1t is particularly adapted to Female com
plants. which in their very nature are exhaustinR
and debiiiating For Dropsy. ordropsical swelings.
r Kidney and Bladder affections. it acts like a
charm Quart bottles ST. small bottles 80 cents
sold by Purcell, LADD Co; FISHER WINSTON;
'ETERs0N; B0pEKER; GAKLICK, " LADD: Mills
PaUG JOHNSON; DUyAL L N0RvnS: - ,rpscgER,
AND DoynEN my 3l-d&cw3m
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NIGHT INTO DaY-The intense heat of the weather
has had the effect of inducing many Parisians to
convert night into day, in order to enjoy the more
moderate temperature of that portion of the ~
hours. The Bois de Baulogne is crowded with car
riages of all descriptions, from nine in the evening
till two in tho morning The boatmen on the lake
are actively employed during the same period
The thermometer marked "a Fahrenheit in very
shady position at three on Wednesday afternoon,
the 10th nit.
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fry A PosIrIvE CURE FOR CANCER

Without the use Of Casstic or knie endorsed and is-
gJEized bpespecidi enactment Of the State Legislature
II Maryland, with good report from five physl
clans OF the House OF Delegates who were appointed
to examine its claims.
The undersigned will guarantee cure of all eX
ternai Lsnctrs, where vital parts have not become
involve before the application made, and the gen
era health OF the patieut is still good.
The above Is all that is deemed necessary to say
"a the great efficacy OF this remedy is now pretty
tensivey known.
4 pamphlet giving some ustf full information on
rhe subject OF Cancer, will be sent to all requiring
the knowledge it contains, who will inciose stamp
Address JOHN CATH ERS.
Office No l02 Baltimore street. Baltimore, Md
Je q-lmS
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AS-THE undersigned announces the Seilowisx
programme for the 9TH OF July, for the observance
FOR THE CEREMONIES or Tur FIFTH INV

programme for the sth OF July, for the observance
Of all concerned
PROGRAMME
| FOR THE CEREMONIES or THE FIFTH JULY.
At SUNRISE the flags Of the city and OF the shin.
ping Of the port will be hoisfed full mast high and
| salute fired from the Capitol square, commemo-
rative Of the 4th of July.
AT O'Clock, A. NJ, these nses will be dropped 10
half top mast high, and remain until tho salute
az the grave, which will terminate the solemn ssr-
vices incident to the day, when again they win b.
run up to full mast high.
At 6 O'Clock, A. NJ. the military Of the city, and
iIcBrco Dragons, will form Main st., the right
resting on 18th street.
At Is minutes after O'Clock, the column viii b
formed, and preceded by the Chief Marshal and his
aids the quick march will be taken mp for Rock
etts.
Arriving, the troops from New York will be du.
y received. when the line for the reception OF tho
lows:
On the right, the New York National 3uard.
Next, the LIST Regiment of Virginia Volunteers,
right.
Next, the Young Guard gattafi9a Of Richmond.
Next, the Henrico Dragons.
On the right OF this military line, aud sscipg tho
same way, the following civic orders will be form.
ed in line:
On the left, the Committee Ct Reception and
guests accompanying the corpse from New York,
in carriages.
Next, citizens in general on foot.
Civic sssociation. In rayars. orI.r os x.L
Citizens in genera, in carriayas
CITY Aldermen in carriages
civ CounciI IN carrj.oes
Officers of the Army and Navy ia carriages
Judiciary OF the State in Carriages
ages. '' =" "S-''H
His Exce,,encv ,bs f,ovarpo- of v,.o,,i. ,r;,h a..
sacre,ery Of ,ha ac.mmonwsaI,h ard ,ha s,.o..ao -
General. in a carriage accor,p,,,.sa hv h;s .s.x
n harse ~ e0' ~ ms 80"
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B6y~ LIFE SIZE PHoToGR

aubfcrioer takes pleasure in announcing 10 his
mernus patrons and the public at large, that he
now prepared TO furnish photographs from miuia
tures to FULL LIFE SIZE, either pinin or coloren
ahich for accu, acy and finish. he warrants equa
# NOT superior 10 any produced in this city, al iese
than the usual price. old PicIores copied ans en
iarged TO any size. ,
Cltizens and strangers are invited to call and ex
anime specinens at aIBB-' Temrie of Art. CORN
lhan Hall, Main street, between 9th and loh:
~ Pc GIBBS.
the place TO get it, where you will neither lie hum
hugged in price or work, Also, helatuotypes, o.
any other Picture in the photographs Art
je Is l. f. ".
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srraigned before the Mayor last Saturday to an
sWer the charge of stealing game chicken from
William Whitley, on Thursday evening Amos adj
nitted the possession of the bird but declared
that he came by 1t honestly and asked until to-
morrow to enable him to nd the Oregon hill chap
who made him the foml present. The case was
c'ntinned and Berry admitted to bail for his ap
pearance on Tuesday morning
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FiRT ALABMs.-An alarm of fire was
caused last Saturday morning by the partial buru
ing OF small frame house on the south side of the
basin. The Heighbors extiDguished the flames
with a few buckets of water.
lu the afternoon second alarm was caused by
the burning ot chimney on Cary street, between
Eth and 18th streets
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"Ericsson," with the National Gdard, of New
York, sailed for this city at o'clock, p. NJ, on Sat
urday last and the steamer "JamestowD," with the
remains of President Monroe, sailed at 3 o'clock
=. NJ So that both vessels doubtless arrived n
James river at an early yesterday afternoon. The
jamestown and the Glen Cove, may therefore h.,
expected to reach Rockets by O'Clock this morn
ing ii not earlier.
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tn MEXICAN MUSTANG L1NIMENr.-

Its wonderful effects and CONSEQUENT popuia ity-
perhaas no article in the history Of kdterid NeGjca
acquired the same patronage, was subjected Il
The number of and dife ent Il SITS, anu
met with so few failures as the Must-ny Liniment
1t has Justly been sty ted PaGaCca for all external
Wounds Cnts, Sweliings, SprsiDs, Bruises, or trup
tious On Man or Beast 1t is 50 far medicine of sur
prising virtue, that Physicians are compelled t.
prescribe IL and from some remarkable cures OF
hrOnic and distorted Rheumatic cases, it has naiu
rally attracted much attention from the first scie
tlficimnds Of the age. No family afford TO be
with ut bottle of the Mustang Linimeut in their
house BeioarsQf Int 4tt0Hs.
The gepuiue is sold ny respectable dealers in all
parts CT thu world. BARN ES PARk,
le 24-d&cwIm Prorrietors New York.
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MY s,n.roo. EMPIRE SPRING WATER

This Water. fresh from the Spring. be obtained
st Messrs PURCELL ADD Cos, No. i22 Main street,
HI shmond. Va 10y the gross simple box Also, for
sale at all the principal Drug Stores In the city For
analysis directions for use, and certificates of emf
nent physicians. circular, which can be obtained
Il the Dug Stores
Orders may be addressed to the Proprietors q. W
NESTpN CO. Saratoga Springs. OF at their De
pot. Barclay street, New York. ap l63m
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araL.AL NO1lCEH.
nE> NEv FAM,LY Dauo SToR

H5~ New FAMILY DaUG STORE. -
WAkINa L PEARCB, Druggists, beg to inform
heirfrends and the public generally that they havo
removed to their NEW sfDRE. on Broad street,
above Ninth, AMI opposite the Old swan Tavern,
where may be found complete aasor tment of fresh
and reliable DRUGS, MEDICINES and CIIEMI-
GALS; also, English and French PerfuIaery, Luz
bins Extracts Hair and Tooth Brushes, FaLcy Ar
tcies Imported Cigars and Chewing and Smoking
Tobacco cf the best quality 7-ts
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SORGHUM CIDER The Nashville (Tenn) Home
stead says that besides the excellent syrrp and
sugar made from the Chinese sugar cane, there is
yet another article obtained from it which s OF
pleasant taste, aud DOUBTLESS healthy in its conse
lueDcAs. l. is obtained by putting the expressed
juice of the cane into any clean wood glass
sci, allowing it to stand ten or twelve days. when
1t assumes the appearance of limpid water, aud Is
lit for use The flavor is similar our best cider.
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sasr IsrKREsrINa To LApIEs.-When

in the course of human events, Lndies and Gertle-
men lose Of their greatest natural attractions
nue head OF hairit becomes a matter OF serious i'm
poUtauce, and the question is. what shall we do to
stop the bar from falling a and restore its vigor
and beauty. In reply to this query, We beg 10 say
,ry Dr. HARRIS HAIR PROMOTER and lMPRovER. A
few applications will stop the hair falling or break
ing. remove uandruh. keep the scalp clean AM
white. and impaIt freshness and yigor TO the hair
and although you may have been bald Twenty years
the continued OF ii two months will insure you
luxurant head Of hair Call and ge. bottle, an
ii not satisfied after the second application, return
IL and get the price paid,
Ask for DIR. Harris Hair Prone ter and lmproyer
Sold in Richmond, by
W PETERSON, Druggist.
Cor Main and 18th. and Main and Wall sts.
m
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REPORTED SALE OF AMERICAN STEAMERS The n.
Y. Post publishes dispatch from Washin gton.
announcing that Mr. Comstock, the agent of the
Colins Steamship Company, who has just return
ed from Europe has succeeded in making a con
tract with the French Government, or with par
lies in France tor the sale Of the steamships Adr
4tic Baltic and Atlantic for the sum Of 81 coo 900
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arAcaILLEs AscoLI. M D., Homeo-

pathist (iate from New York, and formerly an Allo-
pathic practitioner respectfully solcits the patro-
mage of the citizens of Richmond.
aS-Uflice on Grace street, between 7th and Sth.
B-Raferences Of the highest respectability
Medical advice and treatment GRATIS TO THE PooR.
at his Office every day, (Sabbath say excepted) be-
tween 4 and O'Clock, p NJ
Vaccination GRATIS TO THE Pooa every Wednes-
day, between and O'clock, P. NJ my l2-iy*
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FREAK or LiGHrsrSG.-A house near the denot
atColumbus, Ca, was struck BY lightning last
week. The Enquirer says:
The lightning appeared to have struck FRS,
| among the shingles on the roof, ripping them pp
somewhat like the hill of mole track, and thence
to have gone down along the chimney Inside the
house, scattering In fragments a clock upon the
mantel piece, bursting asupder the stock from the
barrel of a mnsket that leaned against the wall
near the fire place, melting the ends of its trigger
guard ln It's fiery course, and thence descending
through the floor to the ground. In its descent,
IL shaved on the edges OF one of the brick pillars
on which the house stood, nearly as evenly m il
could have been done with a trowel. Strange to
say, young man was eleepiug ia the house with
in a few feet of the musket, and was not hurt by
the shock! 1t also appears singular that this lit
tie house should have been struck at all, when il
stood very Dear the work-house full of metal the
depot and other buildings, over which was q light
ming rod.
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The GLEN Cove, with the committe

IHE GLEN COVE, with the commit te e
of reception, left the wharf at Rockets about 10
o'clock last night, and proceeded at once to Uarri
sons bar, twelve miles below City Point, where
she was to meet the Ericsson" aud take on boar
the National Guard of New York, who are escort
iug the remains of President Monroe to this city
for inerment. She will return with the "James
town." this morning, and will probably reach her
wharf by O'clock After landing the troops in
this city, she will then start for Norfolk, so as 60
keep up her regular trips
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FREAKS OF LIGHTNING few ia

EhEAkS OF LIGHTNING "A few layS
since the lightning struck the chimney of a small
white house on the opposite side of the dock, near
18th street. and passing down it scattered the
bricks in every direction. On descending TO the
nrst story, the fluid forced itself through the in
| ner portion Of the chimney, tore off the mantle
piece scattered the piastering over the four per
aons IN the room, and then following a small iron
rod passed out of the chimney aud expended itself
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RELIGIogs.-Some excitement has been created
In religious circles in London, by the attempt OF
the rector OF Belgrayia Episcopal Parish, in that
city, TO introduce the confessional into his church.
An indignation meeting was heid-at which many
members OF the House Of Lords we're present
The unlucky clergyman who had offended, was
immediately deposed by the Bishop Of London.
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DEATH FROM HANGING Cit is generally supposed
that the neck of the executed is broken, hut this
is mistake Boston ply sician says that he has
examined the bodies of about eighty persons exc
cused and in all but one instance there was no
disocation. The effect of execution is to stop in
stantly the flow of blood. 1t is stopped in every
part Of the system though the valves of the heart
continue to throb after for q long time
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. MANCHESTER RESIDENCE Fob

Ess HENT.-Inteuding to discontinue housekeep
- offsr Tor rent my residence III Manchester
co ft,lau- Il sc comfortable aud ,od sized rooms
fgur Il them with fire places hesdes two basemen;
r.,5rls used at present AS d Kitchen and servants
room.
The house is nearly new. and very convenient, il"
IA. most healthy part uf the town, aud near one
me best snria.s in THE region, and commands a
view ef Richmond from one end to the other
would like 10 sell also the most OF my House
hyii and Kitchen Furniture.
IJa good tenant the rent viii be accommodating
Possession given Immediately.
.rn}v a+ mis- ,:firn nv lets
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SUN STRoKB.-A laborer named Pat
rick Flaherty, fell in 18th street, near Clay last
saturday afternoon, frem the excessive heat of the
sun lie was Immediately taken into a house
near by where his head was well bashed in ice
water, aud small portion of brandy and water
was administered to him. Our Informant saws the
he sufferer was sufficiently restored, in a short
time, TO 20 home.
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IMpaovING We are Glad To learn that

Mr.. N. W. Arlington and MIR. W. H. Harris. of
North Carolina, the two gentlemen who were so se-
verely beaten at Ciark's Spring. in Henrico coun-
ty. last Thursday evening that their lives were
believed to be IN danger, recovering from their
injuries aD5 will be able to start home ia a few
days On Friday last Mr.. Arlington wa, so much
improved that he left his room and walked about
the st. Charles Hotel