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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

(Prsm the Henry Marshall %. y Courier. ]

trrsm the Henry (Aarshsn Oo.) Courier.I
We stated in our last that a Mr.
Mallory and Mr.. Ward, of this city,
had been bitten by mad dog, aud
had gone to try the virtues of "mad-
stone" in the central part OF this State.
The parties returned home on Monday
evening last, having applied the stone,
and have every reason to believe that
they are cured. Mr.. Mallory called at
our Office on Tuesday, and gives the
following account Of the operation.
He found the maidstone" in the
possession of Mr.. J. P. Evans, of Lin
coin, Logan county, and describes it as
a small, flcsh-colored stone, about two
inches broad, half an inch thick, and
very porous. The stone was first
placed in warm water for an hour, and
applied to the flesh wound, when it
adhered firmly for several hours, all
the time apparently drawing with a
strong suction the blood from all parts
Of the body. After remaining on sew
eral hours, the stone, a. it became
charged with the poison, became Of
milky whiteness, as also did the flesh
Immediately about the wound, when
oil ct once it fell of, aud being placed
in warm milk, emitted . strong often
sive odor, and gradually discharged it's
contents into the milk, and assumed its
natural color again. 1t was then again
applied, with the same results several
times, until finally it would adhere no
longer, and the patient Was declared
cured. The parties have al confidence
IN the treatment, and feel an assurance
that they have averted an awful death,
particu arly a. it has been since ascer-
tained that the dog that bit them was
in reality mad, and . mare belonging
to Mr.. Bickerman, which was bit the
same day, has already been attacked
With hydrophobia. and is probably
dead BY this time.
Mr.. Mallory states that there were
several other patients from various
parts Of the country, awaiting at MI.
swans to apply the stone, and that il
mad never been known, when applied
IN time, to fail IN effecting q cure.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

WOODS HAIR RssToRATIvB.-Among oil prep
arstions for the hair that have bssa introduced -
infsiole, none has ever given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. woods Hair Resto.
rstive aov hiss. Hts Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerable fashionable toilets, and the
ladies, wherever they have tested It pronounce Il
peerless article They end, whore the hair IL thin
ned, that It creates . fresh grovth-that It fully
restores the vesstAtive power Of the roots on the
denuded places and the abrss to shoot forth
snew-that it desolvss and removes dandrun, pre-
vents srayness restores the hair to It's original color
when grayness has actually supervised, gves rich
urtre imrsrts the softness and fexibty Of silk TO
the hair and keeps always luxuriant healthy and
in ful vigor.-N. y. Tribune.
Sold BY all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

~S. W. Northrsp. Of Dutchsss county.
N. Y, il getting mp : steam wagon to run
between Stamfordvills and Poughkeepaie
If the thing works according to his expee-
tations, he can make trip from the former
plAee to the latter and back again With
@1.5O worth Of fuel, carry Eve tons ct .
time, and run ct the rate Of dix or eight
miles IN hour.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

Moss FOR every fraction over forty - addition
81 delsgote hes been euowed.
Particular ssasettoa 10 called - tho ction Of The
Osnoersae ossss Conventions for several pest years
vseA,bisans oil representation By proxy votes.
ne ssvsrsl County Central Committee are sspe-
eay requested - sss thst oosnAy nsstings b held
fss ths psEDoss Of sseling delegates.
JsO. a. WlILIA0oON,
CA'a 0ete Dem. 10. Con.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

In the case OF tho convicted and
sentenced Oberlin slave rescuers, whom
the abolitionists hoped to have dis
charged from imprisonment, by the
Supreme Court of Ohio, on Aabeas
corpus, Judge Swan thus nobly con.
clades the opinion of the court:
AS citizen, / would not deliber-
stely violate the constitution Or the
law BY interference with fug,tives from
justice. But il = weary, frightened
slsvs would appeal to me to protect
him from his pursusrs, it 10 possible l
might momentarily forget my allegi-
ancs 10 the law and constitution, and
give him . covert from those who
vere on his track-there are, no doubt.
mauy slaveholders who would thus
follow the instincts Of human sympa.
Thy. And If I did it, and was prose.
cutsd, condemned and imprisoned, and
brought By my counsel before this tri-
bunl % . As6sas corpus, and was
then permitted to pronounce iudg-
ment in my own case, / trust should
have the moral courage to cay before
God; and the country, - am now
compelled to say, under the solemn
duties Of . judge, bound By my official
oath 70 sustain the supremacy Of the
constitution and tho law: "The pris-
oness must Be remanded."
Judge Swan was elected BY the re-
pablieaa party, and . few days after
h delivered the above sentiments, his
party met in State Conventions to
nominate . judge Of the Supreme
Cosrt and selected another man to
talre Ah place.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

A.ota S'c.ln CAsk-Dr. Carter, re-
sPeetsCle phys'cian AID School Commission
g Ssotfy county, No, vas shot and
@ol.sl'y .Moandsd b. : printer. named
1900 ee ne changed q haviag dsbauched
vsns We. Garter denied his guilt, bat
~ 20 MI csateeaisa iron IL vita
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

upD1. MANN, the renowned disooversr Of that
invaluable remedy, DR.. Asun's Asus B.lssm, still
continues 70 labor in behalf Of the afflicted. His
medicaes are universally admitted BY the American
press, to be far superior to and all others ever
discovered for the treatment Of chs fever and sgue
and oil intermittents. There be no doubt il We
can place confidence In the innumerable
which the Doctor has in bis possession that is the
greatest discovery made in the science Of medi
cine. The attention Of readers is called to the
advertisement Of this Balsam found II another col
umn Of this paper, and We would recommend all suf-
fering from this disease viz chis fever and ague,
70 avail themselves Of . trial Of this remedy.
Sold BY ali good drueRista
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
Geo. w. Els Il Co.

Geo. w. Ellis Il Go.
Ne. ~ LeClsiPs ROW.
LAVE Just received large stock Of
Wall Papers.
Also on consignment . rare 10. OF
11NoIAI9H 7o0K0.
which they will sell at the
London E'ssbitshers' Prices.
ALSO
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NEW WORKS ON AFRICA,
Hon. q. III. Smiths
Remnescence weetfr m Life consistInr OF Ak
OF eminent characters In and out OF Congress. I'm
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ovos. $40 pages. Price 800. Unquestionably the
most interesting book that has APPEARED for many
years.
Davenport, April II. 1853. prI7u
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
NEWS ITEMS.

PARK BENJAMIN has opened real estate
oficcs in Philadelphia.
DIR. ELIZABETH BLACKWELL 10 lecturing
with success in Manchester. England.
RrPs peaches have made their appearance
in Savannah. They we're raised in Burke
county. Ga.
PRoS. AGAs.Iz has received from Brazil .
butterfly that measures ten feet from the
tip Of one wing to the other.
The people Of Hadley, Mass. celebrated
the two hundredth anniversary of the set
Element Of that town, on the 9Th inst. with
great eclat.
The proprietor OF the Everett House,
New York, has brought suit against Pic
colomini's Agent, on the ground that he has
failed 10 settles board bill of the family,
who left for Europe last Saturday. The
claim is $l2CO.
MRs. Ellen Key Blunt, who will be re-
membered by our citizens who listened to
her reading last winter, the Catholic MIR
ror announces, has been converted to the
Catholic faith. She has daughter of Mr..
G. Key. author of "The Star sprangled Ban
ner," and sister to the P. Barton Key, who
was killed by Sickles and also niece of
Chief Justice fancy.
INHABIRrANrs of the counties of Wright,
McLeon, Carver, Sibley, LIE Sueur, Ried,
Waseca, Steel, DC, in Minnesota, are enga-
ged enthusiastically in digging ginseng,
big Woods" of that region The Fairbault
Republican Of Wednesday states that up
IA of hnA ~ - :Ckc
that town during the week prev Gus. 1t is
worth ten cents per pound.
On Wednesday night last some rascal set
fire to the barn of the Broadway House, at
Galena, by which it was destroyed. togeth-
er with considerable corn, harness, farming
implements and four horses. One of the
horses belonged to an unfortunate returned
Pixies Peaker, who was stopping there over
night.
TIE Terre Haute Qud) Jail was emptied
Of nine prisoners on Tuesday evening"
They dug under the foundations of the Jail,
and thus got out. A girl named Jane Wal
dron was the only one Of ten who remain.
ed, and sh. said that che could have got
away as easily "a the rest, but wouldn't 60
because of the trouble of taking off her
hoops TO do II.
Arthur HOLDEN, of Saltwater, Saratoga
Co. N. Y. recently shot young man
named Hiram d. Case, for alleged improper
relations with Holden's daughter, young
woman who had borne . good character.
Case had been clerk in Albany, and was
upon visit to his parents in saltwater,
when he affected the ruin Of the grl-ac-
cording to report He was about entering
Holden's premises, when he was shot
through the heart. The father was q SOL
der in the Mexican war.
The Prussian courtiers are scandalized BY
the discovery of how little Importance
Humboldt attached to personal distinctions.
After his death the great number Of deco
| rations which he had received from the
sovereigns of all countries, were found w.
ing pell-mell in q cupboard. He did not
take half the pains to preserve them that
| he bestowed upon the wing Of butterfly
or piece of old red sand stone
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

- npsc Aays qssee vay Z tn,k,a,
- leeeooeA tAs D0ese 0oslS Aeeese a.
p4v,A. - se1slssV : ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

DEATH OF A PRINTER WHO KNEW "JuN,Us.'
The Pendleton Is. c. Messenger. in .
sketch Of the "Old Stone Meeting House I"
in that town, after speaking of several ce-
lebrities buried in the grave yard, says:
Beneath a cluster OF cedars repose all
that is mortal of John NJ Her, printer. We
fingered long by his grave. for his evertful
life afforded lie food for meditation
If We could have seen and conversed with
his descendants. who live in this vicinity,
We could have gained . fuller sketch Of
him. Mr.. Miller was the oldest typo in the
State. For the publication Of the Junius
letters-the author Of those papers be we'll
knew-he was expelled from England. He
came to South Carolina-probably worked
in the office of the first paper published in
this State, at Charleston, and then removed
to Pendleton, using the press which General
Greene had in his campaign; he did job
work until he commenced the publication
Of the Pendleton Messenger-the second pa
per published in this State.
The world has speculated much a. to the
authorship of Junius, but John Miller car
ried the secret to his grave ct the "O:d
Stone Meeting House" and has left NO In
formation as to the name Of the author.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
EDUCATIONAL.
TIP n ON,S
NATIONAL MERCA NTILE AND B SXNESS
MEMS
q q L Il II q u
sITUArnD:
CORNER OF FIPTa AND BRADY STREETS.
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded, BY Davis Upton, April, 1858.
s.. s. Upton.

Young MEN VII md, BY proper inquiry, that,
i bv dasting At tots College, they will obtain
very impor adv antages IN grsfustes CT ~
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CouRs- OF STUDY Comprises both foreign and do
mestic bus iness, and embraces MATTER o. PsACr
IN COMMERCIAL SCIEHCs and ART-wholy I'M
bnovn to com mon teacbers-Which, 1t Ia obvious,
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ness.
SPsHcEAIAN PENMANsHIP-the most Beautiful
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its Er"t, both practical and ornamental. A GOOD
BUsINEss HAND WAITING ID guaranteed 70 all Who
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One time 10 - good - another, 70 commence. You
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consumed, at this school.
BEAUTIFUL EN0RAvBD DRLonA-lishogrsphe
on bank paper, which the possessor fold MP
and paoe I hlD port nonaie-is awarded each grad
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Tuiti6n 30, payable Invariably in advance, enu i.
Ting the applicant 70 Life Scholarship, which viii
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Peoris. Sons Of Ciergymen half price.
Separate Instruction given Ia renDanship.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

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Dss ms1nes, Thussday, yuns nd. 1850.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
GkE Exit D.1K G.1E.v-S.

DEtN0 NJ able TO meet our engagements, we ha
- concluded 10 offer entire stock OF goods ct
greatly reduced prices for cash. 10, the bene OF cur
creditors. Our stock consiste Of Books Stationary,
Gold Pens, Wall Paper, and Ii OF the most COM
plets stocks 10 b found In tho Northwest 10 which
~ invite specirl attt ntion We hav- also large
and superior sto~k Gf Musical Instruments inciuding
Piaos nd 0clodeons. Our stock of Sh ct Music
will be sold at prices TO astonish music buyers
Miscellaneous hooks ~ cost and less Many articles
1t much ets than first cost. Greet chance for cash
burchaserS Citizens Of Rock Island, Davenport,
Moline and vicinity, are invited 10 cali and examine
our stock.
IA PORTER BROTHER
Rock Island Juneo. ISIS. junel7-atf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15
DR.. j. Mcdonnell.
VeteHinaTT Surgeon, n. =. Y. /.

vUUO1lDobV COS8UODs NE - " 10
VxYOULD respectfully infosn ~ pah,isA
w thst he can b coneulted q his Vet I'm
erinsTy nstabliehnsns (o0 1Airi street ZION
between BradD and Ferry sreets) - al the dsoasso
the hoTUe y s16ject -. After aequirinR ali the
modern impreVtneots y IL scienes Of yeo6riaarv
Medicine end 0srgervs - e1p0undsd In ths DnsIish
end Continsnssl Colleges, be feels happy Il sovine
that be viii give Satisfaetion.
All Diseases warranted curAl II eu1sblo. or NO
charge nads. Oe0e1ltaajoe f.ea Any snouns q
1ef@eooess
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

SPECIAL no1IoE.-The Committee OF Bqsaliza.
ton will be in s.sson at the Counting Room Of Al
desman Morley. corner Perry and Second strsess'
for ten days, commencing Monday June eth, for the
purpose Of adjusting erroneous !sssessments. An
persons who desire to examine the assessment Of
their property arc notinsd 70 attend 70 the same in
the time above specified, - after the 10th day Of
June complaints will be received. session hours
from to u. and 2 to o'clock each day. By order
OF the Corncti. I.@
MORLEY, COATES 4 HvANS,
Equalization Committee.
DAVENPORT, Juno 7.-dl0d
$500 4 Y1AA.-Wanied IN ACTIVE, HONEST
man IL every county In the States, TO travel and
canvass for the NEW Y0nx Omnibus - beautiful
" illustrated monthly journal. 10 saitahis activs
men. salsry Of $500 per year and small commits
sion will b paid. Address
0. :. SRIsToz. Publisher. 90 Bsskuaa a., y. \.
Ja0l1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

10 not excite yourself to anger,
Major. Igive you my honor
Your honor! Nonsense What
l want is the jewel restored to its
owner"
"And it shall be, on condition that
you will not be offended, grievously
offended, with me for what l have
done this day"
What is that :"
"Summon your good wife, and let
her bear witness both for and against
me-"
"My husband opened the drawing
room door and called out, Bessie !"
AS soon ~ I had made my ap-
pearance, Darlington stated the case
all that had trsnspired-with minute
accuracy; nay, more, he acted the
entire scene in such q way, that it be-
came . little comedy in itself; the
characters being himself. myself and
the children, all Of which characters
he represented with such humor that
my husband and myself we're several
times in fits Of laughtse. Darlington,
however, did not even smile. He
affected to regard the little drama land
this made it more amusing) as . very
serious business.
"Tbis play over, my husband again
put to harrington the question will
you write that letter ct once
yes" he replied, " l will; for I see
that I am forgiven the liberty I vas
tempted to take" And, seating him
sslf ct the table, hs wrote:
"AE Darlington presents HE com.
pkms41D - NJ. 1870, end requests
hat : sealed poaket maskod On. NJ.
~, y l1nnooin1o1 tl1tsubea ~ -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

Bvandsssh's Pills, composed wholly 81
Vegetable matter, are found By experience, 70
b harmless to tn, tender ase, Or the wsaksas
frame, under every stage o. human suAering; the
most pleasant and benign in their cperstios that
we're ever on red TO the world and at the time
the most certain in searching out the root Of any
complaint, however deep. ard Of performing curs.
B8ANDRsTH, y d.
Sold ct No 2si CAnsi-st, Brandrsth's Buildins.
I~pe11 r1m
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R1.oreDs ~ Bakers
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
A New 0syie. Prfoo $50.
4e5 BROADWAY, n. Y.

These Nsehines sev from two spools, and form .
seam OF upeqnaled streaGta, baeuty and elaSticity
vhich viii NOT rip, even every fourth silica - cut
rhey are unqnestionaby the bsst in the market for
family use.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-15

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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16

Esa5- We find the following description
oil q new Kind OF turnout in New York, ia
the correspondence OF Tie Boston Joan nal /.
Among the novelties Of snobism, is the
iour-horse team--a small open Wagon, on
the principle OF q trottng wagon, il fitted
up with two seats, intended to hold four
persons, perched high up in the air, with a
back to the seats four inches high, running
all over with crinoline, holding two young
sters with tan-colored beards, and short
crop at that, with four horses stage fashion,
attached. and driven by said Youngsters,
may be seen daily in Fifth avenue and on
the upper part Of Broadway The horses
are not matched in color. The greater Wa
riety the better. Such IL the ton style un.i
10 will he all the rage.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1859-07-16
A Real Live Topsy.

From swork recently published by the
Longmsn's of London, entitled First Im-
preSsions Of the New World, We make the
following amusing extract -... ..-.-
"She is fourteen, the property of an old
Miss. ID. We noticed her yesterday stand
ing about in the passage, and asked her if
she belonged to the hotel, and she said no,
that she belonged to Miss. d. We said,
quite seriously, as we always do tc blacks
and whites Of the lower orders, Where
were you raised ?" The creature answered
US quietly, In Virginny. Sue is full,
we!i-grown giri, with large bushy crop of
ooi on her head pleasant, large, round
expressive face, that is almost pretty. The
young niggers have very little of the real
negro cast of countenance, and the little
boys and girls about the streets are really
pretty, and almost loveable looking; while
the elders, especially the females, are hideous