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d FORWARDING, a
Storage & Commission

NE undersigned having erected at Port Town
L send, Washington Territory, large and commo-
diOus warehouse well adapted TO the storage Of grain
merchandise freight etc. intended for transportation
up down the coast, awaiting the necessary means
OF conveyance would inform the shippers and traders
Of the Sound that they prepared to store such
articles on the usual terms.
Also, being extensively engaged in the business Of
TRANSPORTATION, either as owners Of or agents
for most of the cOastng vessels Of the Sound they
are further prepared to FORWARD such articles Of
merchandise stock and grain may be entrusted to
them TO any point on the Sound or Straits, Vancou-
Ver's Island, elsewhere may be desired at the
shortest notice and on accommodating terms.
Patronage respectfully solicited For further infOr-
nation address the undersigned.
E. S. FOWLER 4 co.
Port Townsend, Aug. IL, 1867. no.S9-i.
, 1858-09-24

A Varied assortment of Shaving and Toilet Soap.
"A Perfumeries, Bears Oil, Pomade, Essential OILS,
Essences, &C., at the
PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
, 1858-09-24
CONTINGENT EXPENSES OF THE TREASURY
DEPARTMENT.

In the once Of the Secretary Of the Treasury:
For copying blank books stationery, binding. seal
ing ships regsters tFanalating foreign languages ad
vertiaing, and extra elerkhrs for preparing and col
leotng Information 10 be laid before Congress
clerks 70 Be employed only during the session Of Con
ress, or when indspensably necessary 10 enable the
department 70 answer some call made BY either house
Of Congress At one session 70 be answered at another
and such extra clerk shall receive more than three
dollars and thirythree and onethird cents per day
for the time actually and necessarily employed-and
for miscellaneous items thirteen thousand seven hun
dred and dfty dollars.
In the oaacs Of the First Controller:
For furniture, blank books, binding, stationery,
public documents State and Territorial statutes and
miscellaneous items and the Union and National In
teligencer newspapers, two thousand two hundred
dollars.
In the OHics Of the Second Controller:
For blank books, binding, stationery, pay for the
National Intellgenoer and Union to be fled and pre-.
served for the Of the Office ONCE furniture, and
miscellaneous items, one thousand five hundred dol
lars
In the Office Of the First Auditor:
For blank books, binding, stationery, Office luni-
ture cases for records and Official papers and mscel
laneous items, Including subscription for the Union
and National Integenoer, 70 be fled for the use Of
the odioe one thousand eight hundred dollars
In the ofRce Of the Second Auditor:
For blank books, binding, stationery, oGice furni-
ture, and miscellaneous items including two Of the
daily city neWHpapers 70 be fled, bound, and preserv-
ed for the use Of the ONCE thousand two hundred
dollars.
In the ONCE Of the Third Auditor:
For blank books binding, stationery, Office furni-
ture oarpeng two newspapers, lie Union and Intel
genoer preserving files and papers, bountyland ser
vice. miscellaneous items and aTTearages three thou
sand Eve hundred and forty dollars.
In the ONCE Of the Fourth Auditor:
For stationery books, binding, labor and miscella-
nd Ind
In the oHioe Of the Fifth Audibor:
For blank books, binding, stationery, office furni-
ture carpetng, and miscellaneous expenses in which
included two daily newspapers, one thousand dol
lars.
To the Office Of the Auditor Of the Treasury for
the Post Once Department
For stationery, blank books binding ruling miscel.
, 1858-09-24
United States District Court.

THE regular sessions Of the United States Districb
l. Court, as fixed by majority OF the Judges Of the
Supreme Court, are Rs follows
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Vancouver, I'd Monday in April, and
lst Monday In October.
Associate Justice o. B. MoFADDEN, presiding.
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Olympia, I'd Monday in March, and
lst Monday in September.
Chief Justice EDWARD LANDER, presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Coyeland, I'd Monday in February, and
LIST Monday in August.
Associate Justice +. A. CHENoWETH, preaiding.
The duration Of the terms are limited TO period or
three weeks, but may be adjourned before the expiA
ton Of that time.
By order Of majority Of the JUDGEs.
Olympia, March 7, 1857. Hno.l5.
, 1858-09-24

Foreompenution Of Librarian three assistant libra.
rinns, nnd messenger, nine thouuand dolars
For contingent expenses Of said library, one thou
sand dollln.
, 1858-09-24

For compensation Of the President Of the United
States, twenty-five thousand dollarA
For compensation Of the Vice President Of the Uni
ted States, eight thousand dollars.
For compensation TO secretary 10 sign patents for
lands one thousand ave hundred dollOrS.
For compensation 70 the private secretary, steward
and messenger Of the President Of the United States
four thousand uix hundred dollhs.
For contingent expenses Of the executive ONCE, in
eudink stationery therefor, three hundred and hfty
dollars
, 1858-09-24
BY AUTHORITY.
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Pub. IS.

Pub: IS.
An ACT mahing appropTiaiiuns for The legislative
enooullle and l1dlclal oxpenlol of government Tor
Ne ycur ending he thlrteth q Juns, eighteen hun
dIcd and hf,yuine.
ia uariri br ~ Sssais ~ Houss ef RepTrseu-
fllinl1 df ~ Unilea SlaisI II duerca n CoAgresl
arnlltisd, That the lollouing as b, and The sane
nro kllohy, appIupIialed cut a any uoney In ths
uu1Hury hot ofharuins appropra1ed, Tor The ohioce
hSTsafsr erproI-sd, ior de fiscal yeAr ending ths
thiEtiulh q 1uae, elghisen hundred and hfiy-nins
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
Illinois Central Railroad.

I,OR ST LOUIS, ALTON, LEAyRNwoRTH CITY
II Kansas City TIE re Hsnte, Evansville V.neennes
Peoria Decatur, Springfield jacksonville, Naples
Cairo, Memphis, Mach z, vicksburgh New Orleans
aud oil points ON the lower NJ ssh sitpi
Trains will leave the Great Central Depot, foot OF
South water aud Lake streets, follows
Peoria, b. J. buis, Cincinnati and Cars Express Mt
1904 NJ (Sundays excepted
Peoris, 81 Louis and Ceiro Express at $40 NJ
Sundays excepted
This is the only route between Chicago ami st Loui.
without change Of cars, and the most executions
Springfield, Jacksonville and N .pies.
To passengers for hemphis, NicksburRh New Or
leans, &C., the route VIA siso. Is the Only direct and
IL twenty-four hours In advance u any ether.
CONNECTING
Ar 6nMAS-with Peoria Il oquawka R r for Pc
ors GaiesburS and towns upon main line Of Illinois
Gent II r.
AT ToLoSo-Wi,h trains OF the Grea, western
east Danyiile and Lafayette; west for Spr ng
deld Jaebsonvile and Naples and towns ON the ILL.,
nois River.
AT MArrooN-with trains on the Terre Haute i.
ton ST Louis K, going oTefre Haute India
ton and 81 Louis
AT ODrN AND SANpovAL-wnh trains on the Ohio
l. Mississpp X, east Tor towns upon It's line
west for st Louis and Alton
At ST. LOUIs-W IN Pacific X aud steamer for
Kansas and Nebraska and all pointe OH the Missouri
River.
AT CArRo-with steamers for Mcmphf Match. Z
New Nreans and all poats on the Mississippi river
For 6alena Dunlei'h Dubuque aid ST Paul traius
leave via GaieaA a. Chicago Union RR
At 10 O'Clock NJ and . A. NJ
Connecting at Dunieith with daily line OF First
Glass Passenger Steamers for Prairie Du Chen La
Csosse Wln'ra Hastings Hunsoh Prescott ana 81
Paul. Also, connecting at Duonque with the EU.
BUQUE n PACIFIC 4 * for Dsersvilie Cedar Rapids
Independence Sioux City &c. az
For Bloomington La Sale Dixon Amboy Polo &c
trains leave via Chicago i Bur ling'Un X
AtS.45 A VI and o.O9 Pm
Making direct connections al Mandota with trains on
p,f al alI ft,ou
THROUGH TICKETS
Can be obtained at the Office OF the Michigan Central
opposite fremont Eouse corner Lake and b AZ
born streets aeso at The Office CT the PttturgI +;
WayRe Chicago r opposite fremont House and
at the office Of the COMPANY in the Great Central De-
JAS. G. CLARKE,
W. JOHNSON, Master Transportation
General Ticket Agent SILAS BENT
Jahl6dtf Supt Chicago Div.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
Galena and Chicago Union II. Il.

CUMMgs ARRANGFMENT-on and after wed
- nestiay iune i7th, 1851, passenger trains viii
leave els street Depot daily Sundays excepted
For Free?ort Galena, Duneith and 81. Paul.
Psssengrr... ....................... w NJ
PASSENGER, Emigrsnt and ID ciass train. Is NJ
CHICAGO. rUlTOS AND IOWA LINZ.
For nixoa. fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. ...................s;5s
40 % .-...........-.-..... 20
BELoir AND MADISON BRANCH.
For . aoit, Janesvi'Ie and Madison.
FOX RIVER ALLEY RAILROAD.
For Crystal Lake, McHenry and Richrn md.
| Two Through trains Will leave Central Depot foot
o! Lake street, "a follows
| FOR GALENA. DUNLEITH AND ST. PAUL.
| Daily (sundays excepted) 1000 A NJ Y:45 NJ
| Rnn sblng passengers TO make close connect on
| with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
| GALgNA X CHICAGO NNlON RAILROAD.
Leave Fre~por 1880 NJ, arrive in Chicago 4:l5 "
Leave Freepori $40 NJ arriye in Chi az $50 ~
| CHICAGO. FULTON AND IOWA Inns.
Lesve Fulton 10 ", a-,ive II Chicago Bpm
| do do 7PM, do do l;lsAM
Leave DeKalh A N, arrive In Chicago s:2sAx
BELOIT AND MADISON BRANCH.
cave Footvie Io,40A NJ, arrlve in Chiesgo 4;s3 NJ
Leave Footviile s,35 ~ arrive in Chicago 335 NJ
Lesve Beloit $50 NJ, arrive In Chicago lI;l0 M
FOX RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Egin at 9;i9 NJ, arrive In Chicago ll;1O N
Leave Elgin at 2;25 NJ, arrive in Chicago 445 A n
| Pa seisers for all points on the 9 \ G X, in.
! Guiding Fulton, Beioit and Madison lines, should
| take the trains from the Wells street depot
Ali the above trains connect with the great eastern
! lines dverging IT. MGf icsg3.
Through tiek-ts can be h. ught at the following Off
! ces; Spaudng'e corner I.ake aid Dearborn
street; p II 9 II Il Ticket Office, 50 Dearborn
street. MI hiGan southern Office, under fremont
House and at The Central and Wells street Depots.
JOHN d. TURNER, President.
/ p. HALL, sup rint END mt.
| W A. TRIAL Cenera al Ticket Agent Toct17i
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
Chicago. st. Paul l. FOndu Lac Rid

For st, Paul and the North Wes.-via GAINESVILLE
Madison and Prairie du Cnien. Through to Prai.
re du CHEN In III hours without change Of cars
Fare IS low as by any other Iout-.
nN and altar Monday, August 3, 1851, Trains will
~ leave Chicago station corner west Water and
KInzie streets daily (Sundays excepteG) for Reo /
GAINESVILLE Madison Prairie Gu CHEN and points In
Western wisconsin No thern Iowa and M.na,sota
and st. Paul
100 A. NJ. Express, Freight and Emigran,
Train,
300 A. Nj. Day Express topping only for wood
water, making ali connections
arrives at Eeioit 900 P NJ GAINESVILLE
80 p NJ N allison 4 20 p NJ and Prair lie
Gu Chon at 915 N connecting with
steamers direct for La Crosse mona
Wab ,shaw Reiwing Hastings Prescott
Hudson Still water and al points to 81
Paul and st Anthony.
500 II. M. Night Express arrives at Janesvlle
Hap NJ; Madison so A NJ; Prairie
du Chen A NJ; connecting with sten-
for 81 Paul and all Points tho
Mississippi river ard with Stages for
the interior.
All trains make Beloit INJECTIONS.
10 Travellers rave 10 miles scd 10 boura time by
! taking this route.
Expire s, Freight and Rmigraat Trains leave Chca-
20 at $50 p NJ daily.
rough Tickets to all the above points for sale
Spaild ng's General Ticket Office. corner Dearhorn
and Lake streets. Hnrie Office ~ DearboI Il
street; at Pittsburgh IT wayne Chicago offs e
80 Dearborn street At chigan Southern Ticket Or
| lice under fremont House and At the Chic s. a
ton corner Water and Kinzie strettf, West side.
| ST. JOHNSON,
superinte bdent.
Ono. L. DUNLAP, Asst Sup't. Jxnl6tf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
Milwaukee and WatertoWn II II
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
I'm and after Monday November 25ih, Passenger
" Trains on this road Will run as follows:
Pirst train leaves Watertown at $40 A NJ arriving
in Waiertown at s M. SECOND Tram leaves Wa
tectownat 2;25 NJ arriving at Watertown at $50
FIRST Train leaves Milwaukee al s;l5 A N arriving
at waartown at l1;t9A N. Second train leaves Mil
wauite al 6;25 NJ 1riIving at Watertown at 20
CONNECTING-GOlNG EAST.
At Milwaukee it'll the Green Bay, milwaukee, and
Chicago Kaiirosd to Ghioaso; tn nee via Michigan
Southern, Cleveland Toledo Cleveland and Er,e, md
NV York and kre to New York city; thence via
ST amer Vanderbilt and Plymouth R,,k TO Boston,
also connecting al Chicago with Michigan Central,
Great Western, Canada, New York Central to New
York city; tl.nce via New York AMI New Haven
CONNECTING-GO1NG WEST.
At Watar.own with Stages TO Oak Creek, DOLCE
C"ntr2, Waurnn, Berlin, Beaver Dam, Fox Lake,
Portage ity. Portland, Waterloo, hanchctvile, Bun
Prairie, Columbus, Otseeo, Wy ocena, Ac.
FREIGHT TRANS.
Leave Watertown at 300 A ii. and Milwaukee
w. BOWLER, GENE al Superintendent.
Milwaukee, NOV. Is. 1857 octl7dts
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Chicago. burlington l. Quincy r. II
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

ST MINER ARRANGEMENT.
(thange Of time, August 18th, lS57.-On and after
NAugust 18TH 1851, passenger trains will leave the
Contra depot, foot OF south Water street, daily, as
s;i5AM-Day express-Sundays excepted, arriving
at Mer.ato l;iG; Galesourg 5;le; Burlington 7;!5
and Quincy l9.39PM
S;l5 PM-Nigbt Express-Satrrdays excepted, az
irving at Mendot at l4,55 Gaesburg $40, Burning
ton 1870 ard Quincy at 1880 NJ.
4l5 NJ, Sundays excepted. Accommodation for
Batavia and Aurora.
IMPORTANT LOCAL CONNECTIONS.
Al Meudato tn Illinois Ce trail railroad mort for
An.b,y, Dixon, Freeport, Galena and Duneith; and
south for LaSalIr, Toncs. " inonp, Bloomington, De-
catur, 1t. Louis, Cairo &c.
AT Bu,iIs' on with Darlington Mississippi! rail.
road for Nj Peasant, tal fed, O'tumwa, Osksloosa
Charlton, Fort DesAoin >, Fort Dodge, Council
Bluffs Sioux CITY and all portions of Kansas and
Al Quincy with the splendid STEAMERS Of the St.
Louis and K"okuk Packet g., for keokuk Hannibal,
Alton ST Louis &c; and with post coachs for Pal
myra, st Joseph aud all parts OF Northern Miss uri
RESPONSE Able baggage will be nj ali the railroad
depots 10 Chicago TO receive checks aud convey bsg
gage " The depot frte OF CT arge.
Ticket may be had at the depot and at the nichi-
gan Central railroad office, corner Of Lake and
C.G. HAMMOND, General superinten deit.
SAMUEL POWELL, Gel TlcAe. Agent. Ioctl7dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24

5000 Gases IAN OLD INDIAN DOCTOR, who
has made his fortune and retired from
business, will spend The remainder Of
30o) Cases his days In curing that dreadful disease
CONSUMPTiON-FkEB or CHARGE;
his earnest desire beng Ia Communicate
5000 CASES to the world his remedies that have
proved successful In more than 8 900
cases. He requires each APPLICANT to
5000 Cases send him a minute description OF tie
symptoms, with two stamps, &c cents, }
to pay the return letter. in which he
5000 Gases Will return them his ADVICE PIE
SCHIPTlDN with ti &C. iul.s tor prep&-
ring the medicines. &C.
5000 Cases The OLD DOCTOR hopes that those
all cied will not, On account OF deiicacy,
refrain from consulting him because he
5000 Cases makes No Charge. HI, sole object IN
advcr'ising is to do oil tllc good Ee Car
tefore he dies He feels that he 10 just
5000 Case5 ly celcbI ed for the OF CoRsump
ton, Asthma, Bronchiiie5, Nervous at.
f.e;i Ms Coughs Colds &C Address
1900 Cases D0CT. UNCAS BRANT,
Box 1881, p. o., New York.
arch 1853 mch3l .w3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24

4 WOhO OF SOLEMN, CONSCIENTIOUS AO-
"a woe n tbose who viii reject n
!
Ills solsmn fact that on. hun ~
drsd thousand die annually In the
United States with consumption = =
naSasmus % premature decay.
There cannot BE- effect with
out IN adequate cause.
In eiew OF the awful destruc- U4Y
tion ofhuman iiie and health By = hf38 =
msarasmus premsture Ell. - =
houston and decay Of the nefv- -
Gus system-0ervous debility, ~ n5X -
caused BY sexual Diseases such -
~ the Woes u Self Abuse, semi. k%7-.xD
nal weakness, Spsnnsttorrhes, 0iset, Impotence,
I<ucorrhoa and Sterility, and Organic Diseases Of
the Kidneys and In view Of the deceptsons which are
prsdeed upon the unfortunate victims OF such dis
eases by qaaeas and base pretenders, Dr. HubLe,l
will give medical advice gratis 70 eli patients thus
afflicted, male OF female who may supiv bv letter or
personally, With description Of their case - 20
true and reliable means Of cure And he proposes 70
treat the unfortunate and cases of extreme pover-
y and suffering, Tor sum that will only compensate
the cost Of meictne.
Ia oil diseaSe which Affect mankind. arising from
abuse OF sexual functions-whether married Or sin
gle, male % femAe-Doctor Hukbeil MAY be consult.
81 privately and secretly, no matter what the disease
may BE-, he viii furnish them with delightful and
pesssn. remed es that will siren ghen the whole ner.
vous systemaDd ID al, too, by remedies that never
do the slightest injury, under any circumstances.
To rHE LADIH.-Ladies troubled with irresu ari.
ties, weasness and other complaints peculiar to the
female system, viii find . speedy cure by csllng -
above.
All communications strictly confidential
Address, Hubbeli. n d, box 1883 O, Chicago,
Illinois.
Private once, No IS Randolph st, opposite the
Revere Hotel.
yebIdu
SPECIAL NOfTCE.-HT0HLY IMPORTANT To
FEhALEs.-Al those whoee heslth will not admit OF
browning mothers, and wishing quiet accommods
lions until restored and also to the services
Of the most experienced Ply sicians the United
states, will please address p. o. Box 1865 Chicago
Ill. mar2Gd
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ARETfRyD Observation-Disclosures ~ AcE

RETIRED PHYSICIAN rs YEARS OF AGE,
+ having lost bis Father, two Brothers, Daughter
I Son-in-law, Nelhews and Nieces, by that dread-
full disease, C0nsu0,btios, and suffering with .
Couch himself, detern ined a. visit the East Indies
E9yp aud japan, where be discovered a Preve7,tiUe
and certain cure for Colds, Coughs Bronchitis, Con-
sumption, Nervous Debility ard Asthma His
cough was Immediately cured he retuT ned, cured his
RetdtiUds, who Inherited the disease. ami In
ton with his Son have Emp owed 1t in their practice,
curing thousands ~ CONSIDER cd hopeless ty 9TH
For tie purpose OF rsseuing rs many Of hissrf
fer!ng fellow beings a. possible, he Ii sending the
recipe to all who wish it for 10 cents; Of II topay
the postage, and the balance pristiDg. Adj !
dress Drs. HEATH, No. 10l, Spri ing Street, Oppo- 4
site St EichO as Hotel, New York.
Dec25dhwimo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-24
HaryeIl'S Condition Powders

for Horse and Cattle This Remedy is the beginning
and the END ~ Morse and Cattle Medicine over
one Mill Packages have been sold during the year
1856. Perfectly safe and good at all times. Other
remedies OF n similar nature are but ohaf comI ed
with them. Put in iargr Packages with full direc-
tions and sells for rs cents
~ The above remer les are warranted. Agents
authorized 10 refund pur hasc money. II salts
faction Is not given These articles scld by da
ers in all cities, towns and villages in the United
States and Canaias. Persons VII enquire for them
by their fun names and void all others
TERR,Ck BROTHER. Proprietors,
Albany, N Y.
p nttn s. Robinson, Sawyer, Payn & Co, Bockee,
Inns Go, Wholesale Agents, Chicago.
Taylor n Baord ID. G.. Eldridge, Davenport.
Heimes / Olippenger, scritner, Rock Island
A. r. Chamherla Moline.
w. Pla.t Clinton.
p. @. McLane, Camanche.
A. W. Benton l. Co, Fulton City.
And by dealers everywhere.
J. IT, CLIFFORD
Jny3owly Travelling AgeIt for the West,
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Chicago Alton l. St. Louis II. r.
AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN

rains !cav4 Chicago for 81. Louis and tntsvmS-
date y,Iaoes.
Accommodation Train, faunday's excepted) $50 A \
Express Train, (saturtsy's cycepted) IL l0Pn
TToinS leace 81. Losias for Chicago and sssterms
d:Gte pGdct5.
accommodation Train, taunday's excep.ed) Goa 4
Express Train tsa,urasy's cxcepted) 32OP 4
Trains run directly through, without change OF
or baggage. Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Carllnyille and Alton.
wiTrains run On this road make direct connections
tn Joliet Cut on and Michigan Central Railroad At
Joliet, making this the shortest quicket and most re-
liable route between ct Louis and New York Boston.
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central X. 4 u Bloomington for La.
Sale, MENDOZA and Cairo.
ilh Great Western Of Illinois 1t Springfield, for
Decatrr and Naples.
With all the Railroads diverging from Chicago
With dsiy line Of Packets at 81 Louis for Keokuk.
New Orleans, and Missouri River.
Through Tickets for all places mentioned above can
be procured ct all the principal III ket Offices In the
Cniled etatss, and at he Offices
In St, Louis In Chicago
Foot OF " Arlington Az q DEARBORN street, oppo-
suus, on Levse. site fremont House.
RIOH'D r. MORGAN, ia, Stunt.
bloomington. Jan. l. 1868. febisdti