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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-27
II. Louis, Alton 4 hicage Il. X.
AIR LINE ROUTE.


AIR LINE ROUTE.
chicago 10 st. Louis via st Louis, Alton 4 Chicaso
~ X, all the way by Railroad.
CARRYING THE GsxAr AnxsIoAx AND o. 8. NAILS.
The only direct and rsliabe route 70 the South and
South West, seventy miles shorter than any other
route.
Trainsi leave depot OF Michigan Southern and Roch
Island X, corner Of Van sul apd sherman ste.
81 Leafs Day kxpress-l0,3O A-Dsily, (Sundays
excspted) arrive ~ 81 Louie II 80 evening.
St. Louis Might Express-lo, 30 ? M-Dsiiy, ara i've
At ST Louis il;3O next morning.
Day kspress-6,OO AM-Daily. arrive st Chicago
Night Egpfess-2;45 M-DAily, arrive 1t Chicago
Trans run directly through without change Of ess
OF baggage. Time from Chicago 70 st. Louis
THIRTEEN HOURS.
Passengers destined for Bloomington, SpFingAeld
Decatur, Jacksonville, Naples and all points on the
Mississippi, Missouri Kansas, Cumberland and Ten.
Rivers, BY taking the sbovu rou,e vii be sure
Of ating connections and arriving In st. Louis Gu
advertised time avoiding the vexnclous delays Of the
cr,utous route via LaSalie PeriA ana Illinois river
saving twcL -four hours time, being 81 mies less
distance to Bloomington, IS to Springfield, u
less TO 1t. Louis and - less to Peoria
THAN BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
At Joliet with the Rock Island Railroad for Otta-
wa, LaeAiie, Rock Islsnd and Central Iowa
At Bloomington with Illinois Central Railroad fer
Clinton, waynesville end Decatur, and with Stage
for Peoria.
Al Peoria Junction with Peoria Oluawka 4
for Walnut Grove, Washington, Peoria, Pekin, Brin-
fed Klmwood, Knoxville. Galesbure, Monmouth
and Burlington.
At Springfield with Great Western Railroad for
Jacksonville, Naples and Illinois River.
At Alton with Daily Line Of Packets for Hannibal,
Quiacy and keokuk, tie most expeditions and relia.
bic route to all pSrtiC ns OF Missouri.
At sc Louis with Daily First Class STEAMERS for
New Orle aus and intermediate points On the Lower
Mississippi aid with regular lines Of packets for
Kansas, st Joseph and all points On the AissonIi,
Tennessee Cumberland and A. kans- 8 Rivers.
Through Tickets can DC procured to all Eastern
Railroad Ofces-pt the Cornpsly's Onices, - Dear.
horn street opposite the fremont House, and It the
Michigan Southern aud Rock DepOts, corner Of Van
Buren, amp Sherman SITS.
Responsible" Baggage Men i'll be at the Depots TO
oil the varions lines coming into the city TO check
baggage through to any Joint desired on the line.
A. II. MOORE, Superintendent.
l.. Darling. Gent Agent, Chicago. Ioc2Oitf
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Chicago Alton T. St. Louis r. 4.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.

rains leacs Chicago for 81. Louis and tntsrns-
dt0ss places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays exceptsd) 960AH
Express Train, (6sturday's excspted) uNPA
1t0dms Ssovs 81. Lovis/ for OAtc0go and tmsssnss
dt0se places.
Accommodation Train, (6unday's excepted) 1904
Express Train (eaturday's excepted sS0P.
Trains run directly through, without change OF
cars or baggage. Trains run through Joliet. Rloom-
ington, Springfield, Osrlinvile and Alton.
viTrsins run on this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad At
Joliet making this the shortest, quckst and most re-
liable route between st Louis and New York, Boston
Phusdelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central \. 4 It Bloomington, for La.
Sale, Aendota and Cairo.
i,h Crest Western Of Illinois at Springfield, for
Decatrv and Naples.
With all the Railroads dlverging from CHICAGO
with daily line Of Packets ct ~ Louis for Keokuk,
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for Ill places mentioned above san
be procured ct all the principal tie ket ofces In the
Omitted States, aud ct he O11ces
In St, Louis In Chicago
Foot Of w Arlington Az g Dearborn street, oppo
snus, on Levse. site fremont House.
RIOH'D r. MORGAN, ia, 6apss
Dlo0minston. Jan. l. 1854. fsbIsdu
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- WISHES TO inform the citizens OF -
Davenport and Scott County gene IN N
rally, that he has permanently To-
III Gated himself In this city where he y
10 prepared TO shoe horses scientific ., inciprs
After twenty study end practice On the anato-
my Of the foot, Of which time he has spent eleven
years under the supeTintance Of the best veterna-
rsns In Europe, he vishss TO cay that be will give
satsfacton 70 al persons having horses lsbofing al.
called hough bound," interfering, overrsachins,
quarter cracks ssud crscks, sprains q the cords,
founders, ringbo0es end spsvlns, for N Of which be
q these diseases caaeed ~ bed shosing or want
q proper jodms1k n,shDdtf
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Mississippi 4 Missouri B. B.
~ end assss Monday, Nay 10tA, lses, and unsil
~ further notice, trains viii leave Davenport, fol
huscatine, Columbus City and Iowa 0ity (sundsys
exceptedl - follows:
LIST Express Train 1t go N
III Mai Train 81 GEO Pr
Trains viii leave Davenport for Chtcaso daily, Sun
days excepted ss fellows;
lat Nail Train, At sHAM
ID Express Train, II 1852 =
Trains arrive At Dsvsnpors daily, CssaAay - sssss
ted) - follows:
LIST Express Train a s45 As,
% Mali Train, at sSOPm
FROM TIE WEST.
lst Man Train, 1t 635 n
ID Express Train ~ 630pn
All trains out Of Davenport will make connections
a. Coiumbs City and Iowa City with the Western
Stage Co.'S stsges for all points West.
The Passenger Train oounects at kock island with
ChicASo Rock Island Railroad trains for eli points
East, North and South.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity Of living
lfsnct direction the destination Of their beg
gsge, also before taking hsS sssssn
the cars.
Leaves Dacenuort q, 8 1914 II
Arrives at Davenport at sor
y. b. TIE Moaning ts.i5 a M train for u. East
Con ec,s at Chicdg1 Junction win Aschiean
southern train for tae kstt. Passengers thereby
cave ~ delay.
may 5dtf ADDisoN DsS, Supf.
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To. the Afflicted.
A Safe H. Sure Cure for the Gravel.

| HAVT in my possession a Recipe which l will
l. warrant to especially cure the GRAVEL even in
lis worst stages the medicines purely vegetable
oven within the reach OF any and every with
out trouble and expense, afer obtaining the Recipe
Three dollars enclosed 10 my address will TO
any the afore Recipe by return OF MALL together
with full and complete directions for using.
Address DOCT. G. @. 6TETsON,
Box % Post ONCE,
Davenport,
Iowa.
oc6dff IGszette copy1
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SALOONS.


sos OOmm AtK1n 1908
ID HsTAURANT, corner second ard Main streets.
II Conscctioneries, viands, &c, furnished In The
most elegant style. :
Wedding Cake, Plain Cake, Fresh and Picked
0ysters, together with all Injuries Of the season.
u 4 / III = d..
Billiard Saloon, most elegantly fitted ND. con.
tanning three tables. Dntrsnoe On Main street,
4eb6d0 JOHN AfKIN.
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Canada Liquor Store.

inst received
30 Gases Brandy, direct from Cosnac vin., islo,
10 bbls Hibbert's London Porter, fPintsl
20 Gases Boo.ay = Lcdgvich's Gin, IM-cies,rdl
4 full assortment Il Cigars,
Absinthe, Aarsschino, Curacao,
Anise Cordial, ASse Punch,
And foEssale By n. BARNES 4 co
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C0nsnmptiOn Id DE- l.ihI noan I p, sis he

C0nSumptiOE Id Dr. sIh iao,n b ph he
having arrived to an advanced old
age desires to spend the remnant
CAN BE his days in sending 20 the Attic
ted throughout the land the aedi-
which has proved success
GIH Ell, fu IN the Cure OF ConSumI. tign,
bronchitis, Asthma, l. Yer Com
plaint Coughs, ID, sp psia, &c,
ANnu,c pEEvEec 0fchdrge.
~ 1880 The Ole Doctor has brought his
remedy to great perfection in his
practi e OF the las, ~ years, and
"a feels contid mt that it w II 8
cut of ten of confirmed Con-
,-,. g, sumption. his aill tent crcum-
Il nOse >stkHsksstanc enable him, he will send
each applicant who furnishes a
OF description OF his ymptons
small quantity of his medicine
In STAN CES,w,th minute ami exp icit directions
for pr pdring 1t themselves, when
BY they shan have trieii it, a lea
edits 'neficai Ell cts in their ca
DIR. 5. Ii. Hurns,ses. Each applicant will send
stamps (9c nts to psy the return
letter, and toassist IN the payment
OF of this advertisement. Address
DR.. s. IL. BURNS,
New Work New York
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ID IA. I1U84 ill.,
OLD ESTABLIsHED
Medical nlirDDlary
II Iloudolph infect,

OPPOSITE TIE REVERE HOTEL, CHICAGO, Ill.
A IL DISEASES ~ a private rature confiden'ially
IA treated, and permanently and st eediy cured.
To YOUNG MEN AND OTHERS.
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71W M
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Is a. sAAa Il ia kssass.x
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AherlN'S Safe.

II. LEONARD. sherin.
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M Esaaa ~ tfs kf fssE
fs-aszl
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Sherin,s Sale.

VI LEONARD,
o! scott county,.
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Trustees Sale.

Jy1filt-Wtd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-27

M ORKING MEMS AND MECHANICS MUTUAL AID
w Associaon-Capta 800 0OThe object this associs
various branches OF profitable industry Each
and trades exclusively and independently himsf
such associates he may choose. Whenever produces
than he sell the company him
procure his supplies Wholesale prices thus giving
member the advantage OF large capital and extended trade
Of land nj Clcothe Ohio fronting side the
Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad, aud the other the
company dtvided secure on favora
bile terms 20 each member who may desire IT, permanent
home and place Of business the proceeds his labor
The capital divided shares of
1850 shares are reserved for working members 2S0 shares
offered TO capitalists So $0os subscribed by
any subscribers and - Of said 5000 depo
sted I'm bank meeting 81 stockholders will be held for the
permanent organization OF the company Until the company
iserganyed the undersigned who represents about forty FAINT
lies residing chiefly New York aud Europe and expecting
arrive spring prepared IN plan
proposed by the company also 10 sell lots and but houses
them hnge country produce and Manufactured
~ buy and sell commission In American and foreign
markets and 70 make advances such goods
tn company under chosen members the
information he obtain he believes thai the following
occupations likely 10 be most profitable Al present
frsesnns carpenters turner's coopers builders agrsui
rally and shoe taors hatiers hsrnes.
saddle makeru and makers
article expectation well the home
The location is the beautiful and fertile valley the
very cheap. trcelen, boarding but per Goa
the best quality delivered the door by railroad
sells 81 81 To - The best hrewooi from
81 10 cord. And by the the ARTICLES
be sold be cbeaply AMI eypediousy The de
markets, from tins central position ~ the United Scs
which las advantages rarely H. he found cunhnef For
thor information pleasc address v j. Moncr ,hcotbe os
county, Ohio.
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MEDICAL.

DoCrok WARD sse BROADWAY Southeast COR
Of Bfoorne street secrnd floor hours
n 81 ~ r. NJ, daily. On sundays from A. n al Ias
mr. pkIrH 80 nv FFCgFR STREET 10 RS IO,L
~ 70 . and FROM uil 9 in IN evening
nR WATSON. 40 BRooME srRErT sFCO~p BLOCK
~ If Broadway. Ohce hours f-1 w tae mnsnnp
" : 10 the evening.
nOCToR HUNTERS ONLY oFrrCR rs An No prvI
- sou street New Yo-k CITY established u 1854 Oper
from seven In the morning until ten IN the evening
TYR NJ LARwoSr. ~ SFecxe sssEst. CoRspp or
~ Spring opposite s.. Nicholas Hotel New York Oncs
ours iron 10 A. n. vi r. n. EXCEPT sonlfys
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4 uCrIoN SALE OF HOUSEHOLD ruRNIruRE-R,

UCTION SALE OF HOUSEHOLD rURNITURE-BY
IN A.. BUTTERFIEI.D, anctioneer.-Ths day, i0ls
Nov 30 5S Ninth avenue of Twenty first
street. Consisting mahogany Sofas chairs sofa bedseads
rocking caairs mahogany bedseads spring and hair
treses pahssses feather beds blankets pillows holsters
ingram pets olot large small mirrors
OF kitchen furniture plain French china ivory
handled knives aud forks casters silver spoons also
paror covered in crimson and bro
cae besead wasnsand bureaus centre and
pier tables sale shine
p A. BUTFERFIELD Auctioneer.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

TAKE EOTICE.-ALL THE FURNITURE AND BED
ding heretofore dvertsed to be November,
at 0a6 broadway will be sod on Friday 81 day Of necem
800 good notes of four will taken. Will
sell at private sale until the Sd day OF December.
T. MARTIN, ,056 Broadway
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FRICAN INsTITUTE-THE GREAT FAT CATTLE
"A exhibition In of the destruction
tai Palace VIII be held a. the New York Iaersa SIKH
nue. corner OF Thirty ninth street. New York 18th 10th
and 18th days OF December 1853 Premium ists has
~ the Office OF the Institute 1851 Broadway.
LEWiS q. NORRIS Csaien,an
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AMUSEnyENTS,


tlLRTON's NEW THEATRE, BR0ADWAY-TUE La
~ Eest and best appointed es continent will open
SATURDAY EVENING, NOV II.
with Mr. sperrys celebrated
FAsuIONAlJ.E, SATIRICAL AND POLITICAL
AMERICAN COMEDY,
FIVE acts entitled
EXTREMES,
in which that eminent artist,
MIR l.. RfCBtNoS.
VII make his hfst appearance many la New York.
his oTtgipnl character
Miss CAROLINE RTCIIIE9S.
the ropu ,r rantrice and coincidence will debut In New
York IA this comedy
4 fu ana efficient company viii appear in the cast
For fun particulars, small bills
VIZ. JOln MOORE Stage Manager
MI NA1N ne cLhlnE... Acung Manager
E'RFNcH THEAIRE..ENGIIsH NIGHT THURSDAY.
II Tee FAIRGIoU " TESTIMONIAL.
Debut OF Miss OKfHA ANsfOS
D0rERT Go,pBECE
IL wl give CONCERT at Dcdworth's on Thursday, De-
cember2
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AoApfMf o. n " ss, zHos sesyt,
'PIccoLoNfNi and CARL voRMEs
r's a Fl IiFi ri iGs E s%ss''a
vii mos positively make Der last but She
fAEEwErL APPEARANCES on WEDNESDAY
FRIDAY and SATURDAY.. Dec sand .
Piccoomins last appearance but one commences this
~ he w sT s s " once
Inc p.anse WI rsn "a cf sale A. the Academy
On Ao"a.s S0'- tGtcRErA noRor..
which will be given mi,h mos pewsrlai cast,
appearing as Ln're'a d Bs,sa ronurs
for the ars' tme in Ap sTss. s.ths pgss
VI, 9sssns1 sns r. rols q
INCREASED CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA.
= THE sk1soS CLOSES POSITIVELY
nv THE HUaUESoTs.
"n'' WI Y ON IN FRIDAY and SATURDAY.
with cast Infinitely superior 70 that o. last wcA
an m,,. h., a.,r, !, NILE kLs-, roIs s1,r.,u.
VIII make ''' oe' on FRIDAY a b ss sn1seise
f'r'' 'yh sTr' rot X a%erica q
Principal dramatic prma donna from the Grand Opera 10
f'' "'' VsIsSrss f ris II a sgssa .sIc
me par vsen,ne which .hs has sung a.
orers house for which the nt1pSt5Ts was esnressIy
bad % be necessarily delayed, until hs with ~
Nile roinci soprano In re ful sense o. The wori-pos
sessus fresh and extremely voice She r. young
eord,ng r.r: oper. Neyerseer.
such important roles his Valentine IN the
ard My N kgs,rs = n,Se and ha. this
gned that Nile Pons Justly entitled 70 the undivided aen
"'n p w. A Tna casT TV % THE uUoUEsors
viii be found 10 Infinitely superior that OF the last
he tLreap rpat female will be
MiIF P5ISso1, MAbAME LABoR6E MILE. aHtoNr
The msls EsSTty rAu,Ro wrrSrrcu cotrrrY
PfKaSEskR, DusRhUiis BasRarISI aud
who wIi resume hs sre,i I Esri ofM,lsel
viii be uumerOo-y rep,s;sneds en- win be beaded
THE CHORUS AND ORCHESTRA
will compose the same strength Of taen, as Lac
Particular aehuon y caea 10 the role of the Queen, whch
MADaMk LAno9pE.
with whom IL favore role. will BE- restored 10 ~
- ...u.. original importance.
can on no account wnsess We NJ os saen
company.
ART UNION CONCERT HALL. sg ROADWAY
N FRS, appearance Of sILAs BALDWIN the great In
dian usser whose astounding % nsvs 20
clever artist Unanimously prcnounced 70 DC me Creates
Art UNION Nj sG' CONCERT HALL .7 Brosdwsy-rr-s
appearance Of the European Mnsre rms company une
qasasd u ns ss,r se9 sSsRr h , Broadw.yrh
sppesrsnce Of D. CLINTON, the celebrated American gn
Ai pissr APPEARANCE or cHAs DUPONT. the cceors-
sdV gNsd %fsfrARASCE OF JIM SANFORD the ceeSrs,
Ms, s III fs PRICE snl continues ssycrte
Mss KATE WALTERS, the great fapkes story teller sat
da NEW rARcEs AND NEW FEATURES EVERY EVEN
N0e''''""s' '''''' wADswoRrH rox
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IN HANCE..

rIRCrLAR-TUF FiREMsN's FUND INSURANCE
" Company legs leave 70 call your attention 90 g. plan
and the results which have aresfH attained
witch believed 10 h. a,iainabe under It, charter
annum which Il secured siocshoders an.
cundisaly sif for the benefit ~ the Willows
phans Fund ~ the New York Fire department This feature
the charter adopted with the double purpose
substantial aid noble charity and Incidentally ~
beneang the stockholders hy Identifying their
which Il command thu sympathy 81 all
q citizens. 1he stockholders wiling %
whatever rtsk involved hy their
considerable proportion ~ their profits partly because very
large number Of them let direct md personal the
would In lime win g their company liberal and hearty sup
port iron AL It's friends.
starting business period hy no means especially "a
vorsbc enterprise Of the kind the company has
ceyrd fr degree 81 favor and having enjoyed entire
empnn from loss during the has beeu
plus hand All s funds have been carefully invested aud
= believed s securities he safely compared With these
81 any company ~ The city.
remains With ihe friends New York rre De
parmeut whose President ofro member the Hoard
~ DIRECTORS ard with the citizens ~ New York generally
determine whether this shall b. vigorously
tausd n enable 10 make large
supror Of the widows and orphans 81 nreen who have lost
e vcs Ia protecting he property % their neghhors whe
lcr liberal proposals shall re
nirhsons reduced H. insignificant amount re-
gufres petuniary sacrifice the of
ro place policy n tia ranv thar IN any
chsr good solvent company The only questions tsre
- wheeler IS deemed worth while q turn policy where
tiers weight the burden 81 the Insured small effort On
The par zach person eresed In the OF the willows
and Of phaus Fund would which
would comfort 20 many hredes and make
loey for earnestly appealing to all such ~ consider The subject
then accordingly We very respectfully yours
Al RraafH liant
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SALES AT AUCTION.

UcTIoN NOTICE.. W. PORTER AUCTfoNEER
sps os panos marble v pss
velvet carpets OIL paintings &C. at the five residence
avenues day Nov n i0ls O'Clock precisely the en-
tire elegant furniture Of the above house, Of which
Magnificent suits in rich French SATIN with
solid rosewood irsnes of those celebrated octave
wood panoortes richly ulad with pearl solid pearl keys
rosewood reception chairs in san large chairs splendid
French plate pier glass with slab and brackets rich q day
bronze and ormon coek costly rich brocate and lace
window curtains shades velvet carpets elegantly carved
rosewood etegeres with plate glass oil paintings Of great
in moquet richly carved ali match throughout ele
giant ruby and crystal cut glass ware rich silver ware
kettles napkin rings forks ladies' luor stand butter
best OF cutlery nnp ns sS
bedseads bureaus washsands, commodes rosewood suits
room suits compee Ingram carpets ocioth rosewood hall
stand, silver plated stair rods, work table, clocks, DC
UCTION NoTICE.-wIILlAM T. BOYD AUCTION.
"A viii sell this day, Nov y, at 7B Houston street.
consisting Of rosewood paror furniture sofas
dalon charJ reception and arm chairs wood side
sssrc mirror 'front.' and back Brussels and ingram carpets
mahogany bedsteads beds bed
ding lace curtains chandeliers mante ornaments oil paint
ings enGravipgs &c Also superior lot of kitchen furni
ture, large cooking stove, Ac
a UCTIoN SALE OF RICH AND COSTLY HOUSEHOLD
"A furniture. by JOHN F1sKPLArT, auctoneer, at the
SIKH avenue is day satnray November a. and som
mencng It lo1s oclock A. M, consisting Of large and
ivory handled knives and forks rich silver spoons
also every description Of dining room furniture Parors
Seven octave rosewood pauooe pearl keys and ina with
pearl sua Of parlor furniture covered In the richest
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tables bronze and bsque figures srian Satetes carved
feather beds velvet and other carpets solid Oak
table, oil paintings by eminent artists Madonna; mahogany
OF articles too numerous mention The costly furn
and made order having been in but
JOHN FISK PLATT Office 100 Maiden lane.