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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

A"o hsso,ss 81 The IS w aaSerer's Neeroes.
A correspondent Of the Southern
Recorder, writing from Jacksonville.
Ga, gives the following account of the
wandering Africans" that were re-
Gently in dnress for some DAYS at that
place:
1.-THE most Of these negroes are vcrv
likely, and are from six to twenty.one
years old; there is only one woman
among them. They seem perfectly ham
Ply, and are as contented and free from
care as it roaming their native wilds.
They remain in Jail only at night.
During the day they are permitted the
freedom Of the yard. Some Of them
are quite smart, and all are quick to
learn. At first they could not speak I
word OF English sevaral of them.
since they have been here, have mas
tered many words. Money and whisky
are 'a.or'te words with them-all love
money, snd all sppsar - love wh;sky.
Ihey seem to have . knowledge 81
the vs'oe Of colo, bueasss Of our "a
per currency. l gave one a order fot
something Ut . store siues which time
=, scsaps Of paper ass IN Rrsst de-
.sss w'sA mem 4 nswlpapee NJ
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

whose father, mother and three sisters
were lost, sprsag into the river, and
seiziag fourth sister aged five years,
swa'nto shore. Another ladv, Mrs.
Daniel Bishard, Of Ca.nbrige, Ohio
forgot her child until she left the
wreck. Capt. Kennedy found the lit
tie girl alive laying between two mat
rasses, close up to the hurricane root.
yesterday morning, abont O'Clock, he.
u 6 eleven hours after the accident took
place.
Yesterday three Of the bodies were
taken ont OF the wreck Of the Holmes
also large amount Of baggage be-
longing to the passengers. All the
Looks, papers and money in the office
we're lost.
The passengers lost various sums, in
all amounting to about $4,000, The
freight on the Holmes consisted of
4Oi3 kegs nails, 2,24s bdIs of paper,
1870 pkgs dry goods, o3l bxs glass
and glass ware, and % pkgs snndry
merchandise. She was owned by Capt.
Kennedy. Clerk J. Lamont, Engineer
]. Caldwell, Messrs. Wash, Mason and
John Bell, all Of Pittsburg. She was
valued at $4,000, and was insured in
the Citizens and Monongahela Compa-
mics Of Pittsburg for $4,000. The
Gibson was loaded deep with valu-
able cargo Of sugar and molasses,-all
for Cincinnati. Her owners were DR..
Brown and Capt. Mkinley. She was
valued at $4,000, and insured for two
thirds her value, in Offices in this city,
The citizens Of Aurora, particularly
the ladies, were unrcmitting in their
attentions to the sufferers, who had
lost al their clothing, baggage, &c.,
and re-furnished them with clothes
and apparel, the best that could be OBJ
tanned.
/ Several Of the officers Of each steam
or came up to this city yestorday,minus
their baggage, etc. The total loss Of
both boats and cargocs, will not fall
short Of 100000. with an insurance
on all of about $4,000.
The Connewago, for this city, re-
ports the river as far down as Vcvay,
fnll Of floating boxes, hogsheads, &c
The Connewago stopped at the wreck
of the Holmes, and rendered free
passage to any who desired to 60 to
Cincinnati. The Caroline also made
thes same tender.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

The New York Ueroid, paper that
is supposed to get snuff OF every po-
Iitical or commercial movement at least
three months in advance, comes out
in n long article strongly expressing
the belief that a plan of a national
character is now on foot to rcjuvenatc,
rc-cquip, and re- organize the old Wing
Party. This party, which the dcmoc-
racy very dccently and eilcctually bur
ried some years since, is, in the opln-
ion of the Heruld, to be rcsurrcctcd-
its grave shroud stripped oll-new life
and vigor infused into its dccaycd car
casa new dress put on-and again
put into the field OF national politics,
to battle in the Presidential struggle
of 1860.
AS to the truth of this prediction Of
the Herald, OF course, neither we or
any other outsiders can tell but it is
almost certain that there has been
some talk of such proceeding, and it
is also very possible that some action
to that end may he taken by the hon
est, sobcr-mindcd, old-line wings. In
such event, the Black Republican par
ty may as well hang up its fiddle, as
all that will be left of it will be the squad
Of the ultra Apolitionists which never
had any sympathy with race Of men
but the niggers. The democratic par
ty will ever continue to be the same
to hold to the same principles; the
same name. and the same organization.
There as in reality no other platform
no other party in existence which can
lay any claim to the dignity Of ma
tional party. Let the Wing party be
recognized if it is thought proper =
let the dead be resurrected let the
old Wing party breathe again, 1t is
"none OF our funeral"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

ITO make myself comfortable forth
WITH" Utterng thsse words, the mad
man cut slowly the cord Of safety
which NJ. GODDARD had attached 70
his body. With single puff of wind
to shake the balloon, the miserable
creature must roll over into the abyss !!
NJ. GODDARD shut his eyes in order not
to see him. The mailman claps his
hands; he cannot contain himself with
delight. lie spurs the balloon with
hi. heel, as If on horseback TO guide its
flight.
"And now" yelled forth the mad
man, brand,shing his knife, we are 60
ing to laugh. All, robber, You thought
to make me descend! Very WE'LL
1t is you who are going to tumble
down in a moment, and quicker than
that"
NJ. GODDARD had not time to make a
movement or put in a single word.-
Before he WAS able to divine the infer
nal intention Of the mailman, the lat
ter, still astride Of the semicircle, had
cut-oh horror -four of the cor
dages which suspended the car to the
balloon. The car incllnes horribly; j,
only holds by two-it was by one cord
so slight do they appear. 1t would
have been all over with NJ. GODDARD II
he had not grasped desperately at the
two remaining. The knife of the mad.
man approaches the last cords-yet a
moment and all will be over.
Il do not ask for pardon on the
contrary"
"What is it You wish, then T. said
the mailman, astonished.
"At this moment, now" continued
the aronant hurriedly, we are at 4
height Of 5000 feet.
"Stop," said the ma Imam, that will
be charming to- tumble down from
such a height!
"Yes," said Ar.Godard,my experience
a. an sronaut has fought me that death
is not certain to ensue from fall
from that elevation. Tumble for tum.
bic, much prefer to fall from such a
height as to be killed outright, rather
than risk being only famed: have the
charity to precipitate me from height
of 5000 only.
"Ah, that will do" said the mad
man, which the mention of a more
horrible fall charmed amazingly.
Mons. GODDARD follows heroically his
purpose, and throws over an enormous
quantity OF ballast. The balloon makes
a powerful bound, and mounts five
hundred feet in few seconds. Only
and while the mailman surveys this
operation with a menacing air-the
aronaut thinks to accomplish another
quite contrary. The quick eye of NJ
GODDARD had remarked that among ST
the cords spared by the mailman, fig
ures the one leading to the valve. His
plan is taken. He draws the cord, il
opens the valve placed in the upper
part of the balloon for the purpose Of
allowing any excess of the hydrogen
gas to escape, and the result which he
hoped for, was not long in making it.
self apparent. Little by little the
mailman became drowsy, asphyxiated
and iusensible by the vapors Of the
gas which surrounded HIM.
The mailman being sufficiently
asphyxiated for his purpose, NJ. God,
ard allows the balloon TO descend slo.
ly to the earth. The drama Is finish.
ed.
Arrived on terra frma, M. GODDARD
not bearing any hatred to the author
of his perious voyage, hastened to re-
store HIM to animation, and had him
conveyed, hands and feet bound, to
the neighboring station.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

There are two ferry boats, the
M'Grcgor and the Alamakce, now
running across the river at MGregor.
The rates have recently been reduced
one-half, which makes material diff
ference in business and trade, says the
Times.
The Times says that the M'Gregor
Market stands. abontIas follows: Wheat,
old club, 30 to 81 90, new IS to 80 !;
flour, $500 corn, So; oats, As bar
ley, 40 to SO; hay, $500; hides,
green, I, dry flint, Is to l6; ham, s
to 10; cheese 10 to IL cents and
scarce; butter, IL to Is; eggs, plenty,
at 7 cents. ~.
TnE GOvERNoRs PRocLAMArros.-
We commend the proclamation Of the
Governor to all those persons who be-
lieve the rights enjoincd will do any
good, ~
Surely II fasting, humiliation and
prayer will have tendency to produce
q return. Of good seasons and the pro-
duction Of crops, every man. woman
and child should join in the faithful
= not psetended--ohservancc of his
recommendation. Yet we arc free to
observe that we think Nature will take
it, course in regard to the weather, and
{ the best method we can pursue is to
adapt ourselves to it. mals the most Of
il . il comes, and, tytnihrs ! good
crop, we-shoald 60 to work vigorously.
put in the seed in time, cultivate
...it-wsll and. lose no time in DOING on,
whole duty under the laws Of DEITY
IN rsmedying. our .foFmei mistake.
and mshmgnP fer ear former negli
,.gspceG. Til ,vodld be more pleassu,
- thssight Of the Lord and would dc
Iefg ". tsudses SOD crop eco
- 60 I xlt afStlpas' ann;e
! & IIAa ~ n ~ bsslsrSsd 0,
II sees Apsls bsss;av-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

WOODS HAIR REsTORATIyE.-Among all prep
aratons for the hair that have been introduced IS
infallitle, none has given the satisfaction
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Resto-
rative now has, Hts Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerable fashionable toilets, and the
ladies'. wherever they have tested it, pronounce a
peerless article. They find, whore the hair is thin
ned, that It creates a fresh growth-thst It fully
restores the vegetAtive power Of the roots on the
denuded places and causes the bres 70 shoot forth
anew-that II desolves and removes dandruiT, pre-
vents grsyness restores the hair to it's original color
whom grayncss hiss actually supervered. gives rich
lustre imparts tho softntss and exibity of silk to
the hair, and keeps it always luxuriau, healthy and
In fun vigor.-N Y. Tribune.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
SPECIAL NOTICES.

UcDR. MANN, the renowned discoverer OF that
invaluable remedy, DR.. Hann's Ague B,lsam, still
continues TO labor in behalf Of the afflicted His
medicines are universe ally admitted by the American
press to be far superior TO any and all others ever
discovered for the treatment of chs and ague,
and oil intermttents. There can be no doubt, if We
can place confidence in the innnmera testimcnS ais
which the Doctor has in his possession, that 1t is the
greatest discovery ever made in the science Of medic
cine. The attention Of readers is called to the
advertisement Of this Balsam found Ia another col.
umn Of this paper, and We would recommend all suf-
ferng from this disease viz chills fever and ague,
to avail themselves Of trial Of this remedy.
Sold by all good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
THE OHIO RIVER DISASCEE
EO1tysTwO Lives Lost.
From the Cincinnati Gazette

The steamers collided about one
and half miles above Aurora, Ind,
very near the bend in the river, where
the Iowa and Madison struck each
other only few weeks since. Mr..
John L. Conway was at the wheel of
the Holmes, and striker at the wheel
of the Gibson, the pilot, we understand
not being at his post. Pilot Conway
blew the whistle for the starboard,-
which was not answered by the Glib
son until the boats were near each 9th
er. The Fl. was in the middle of the riv-
Grand the G. quartering from the point
on the Kentucky side toward the In
diana shore. The G. struck the Holmes
on her larboard side, near her forward
chalk, and she commenced sinking i'm.
mediately in about forty feet of water.
The cabin separated from the hull, and
doated down the river, with the pas
sengers and crew hanging on to the
wreck. The boat was not over three
minutes going down, and had not the
hull separated from the cabin, the loss
Of life would have been far greater than
it was.
The Gibson swung round, and was
run over to the Kentucky shore, where
she sunk in rs feet of water. Her
cabin also parted and floated off and
was met BY the Caroline between
Warsaw and the mouth of Log Lick,
with q flat alongside, and several men
we're taking from the wreck boxes, &c.
The cabin Of the Holmes was caught
about mile above Rising Sun, and
towed by the steamer Kentucky to the
Kentucky shore. No lives we're lost
of the Gibson, but Of the eighty.six
passengers, cabin and deck, ON the
steamer Holmes, torty-t,oo are lost!
NAMES OF THE LOST.
From Mr. Lamont, clerk of the III.
We obtain the following list Of the lot
from off that boat. A Freuchman
named Louis Dupon, wife and three
children re-shipped from the Clara
Dean at Cincinnati Henry WEIGH,
wife and three children, of Wheeling:
= family Of seven shipped from Wheel.
ing, names unknown D. GilIen. Of
Allegheny, Pa; John Ailligan. Of o.
John Vance, Of Wheeling Sam. Ow-
arth, wife and child, from Parksburp
for Madison, Ind; J. Caldwell, eueiuo
eer H. Griffith and sister, Of Bridge
port o., for Burlington, lows; Her
man Mold, wife and three children.
Pittsburg a Frenchman name On
knowl q child, name unknown T.
M'Donald, - Logan and J. Evaus.
and = colored fireman and --Wil.
llama, cabin boy. Four Others are
missing, but are supposed to have come
up on the Kentucky to this CITY. The.
Holmes had Sc cabin and 80 deck
passengers.
The excitement ON the two steamer.
when the collision occurred VA I'm
msasss rsNsa, women ,aad childfen,
rubbed 70 the deck Of tAeastnmefs---1
ecesauiag end beRgisg IL asshtaup,ca
The sesne M f6aS ttSndinx1 n he -.
tssnA asd oanaoe - ioossIhel.
O. vo1lA n6moa noeoft N6faA r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

Nors.-For every fraction over forty an addition
al delegate has been allowed.
Particular attention Is called TO the ction Of the
Democratic State Conventions for several past years
prohibiting all representation by proxy votes.
The several County Central Committees are sspe-
cslly requested tosee that county meetings be held
for the purpose Of sending delegates.
JAS. A. wILLIAMsON,
CA'n STATE, Dem, FIR. Tom.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
REMOVALS.

h u NJ " hl
uARDwARD ON OOMMISslON.-The .u,scr,-
IL Der has removed hts sntisr stock Of HA Rnw Nm
u his new stcre IN Nichols Block corner Of Second
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AR. vhers
he WIN keep On hand general assorsment u Goods
CARPENTERS, BUILE rs.
BLACKS1MI7YYS, NACHLNZS2E.
IZNNNERS AND FARMERS
viii here find . larss and well assorted stask Of
Shelf and Hearv E1Hsssrars
which will BE- sold BY tho UNDERSIGNED Il Ten q
tventy-nv per cent less than ever bafsss osIsd 10
this market. IT,
County dealers can buy at THE store d y Low
rates ~ - ~. IOsis or Chicago. Cetl and examine
oo1ose purchasing elsewhere. .u
5oodtf 10. WANnnUkH
Removal.
a.
uNHR Subscribers beg leave To inform their friends
i that they have removed their Livery 10 the Old
Pennsylvania Stsble, on Harrison street. bstweee,
Second and Third and thankful for for oil past fsvops
they respectfully solicit liberal shsreo patron
age Of he public.
H.oAnP 4 90.
y. Horses and Carriages 70 hire on Iibsrel
terms.
AlsO-Horses hosrdsd - cheap - a any Stable
IN the Ostv n~csdts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
Liverpool L. London Insurance Co,
Capital, $4,000, 600.

AUDITORS OFFICE, Iowa.
1t is hereby certified that ths Liverpool and London
Fire and Lifts Insurance Company, Of Liverpool,
England. has filed In this Office renewed staten ens,
in &C 'ordsncc With section S, ehspt"r 49, laws Of
lS57,whieh receives my approval. do therefore re
new the certificate az agency Of Cha,les Altman,
Esq, for Scott County which is hereby continued In
full force ard effect for the year 1859.
II Ia further certified that the anne red 10 q tr nc
copy, OF the statement ~ filed.
-, witness my hand and seal at DesMoines
H.. s this 18th day II Mar. Il, 1859
t~->' W. CATTELL Auditor OF State,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
-
CHICAGO.

FROM
C. n. sCRjvEN's
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY,
No. 6s, DEARBORN ST., CH,t AGO.
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD
OF CANADA.
ga DRIIGHTFULAN AND ROMANTIC ROUTE. u
FROM The WEST TO
Bostsn, New York and the Eastern states,
Via the Michigan Central, Great Weste,n, Ogdens-
bwr0h and Vermont Central and
Grand Trunk Railroad Of Canada.
Passengers BY this route have opportunity OF
Visiting some Of the srsnd ost and most wonderful
scenery ~ the world. including Toronto, Niagara
Fails, SusrSnsioh Bridge, the 1hous0~d IsIands,
Rdpids or the 81 Laurence, Q1lebnc, Montreal,
White -Mountains, the znbular Bridge, tnearty .
mcrendi, Hudson Rirer, ETC., etc.
On end after May l 1855, baggage will checked
through from Ohicsxo.
TO EMlGRANTS.
Passages may be secured at the once ofthe compa-
ny In Chicago by sailing vessels from London Liver
and hontrose An agent OF the GRAND TRUNK
RAILROAD experimenting the removal of emf
grants and baggage at Quebec free Of charge.
Fare from $SO To $35 TO Chicago, including cooked
The Mammoth Steamship
VIATH AN,
OF g., 600 TONS, AID TOO IEHT LONG
Il under contract to this company for or more
trips Portland this year. Tourists return tickets
from Chicago To the chief towns In Europe will short
ly be issued Tickets from Chicago for Oil points
Dsst, also for the Leviathan, for the y. d. g. b.
Co.'S ships can be obtained at the Office Of the GRAND
Trunk Railroad, no. 80 Dearborn street; Chicago.
nxHAN0E ON RUROPi.-Ssght Drafts On LONDON
At 1.-Two d0llars per pound sterling, may be procured
cAgo!
J WARRACK,
Agent Of Gr. Trunk r 90. Of Canada.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

I'm cspest1ershie heretofore existing hesree,
l. ne UNDERMINED 70 she Foundesy aud Machine
business. b ~ silV d oavenport. Iovs = M
solGoolvaAh BY mutual coooont. 10y
1as b1elnea vtll hsFseitee = 4epddcfel b. p.y,d
1swnse.S - AAloe ooalAef. under vhe 'nejne M
::ssls 9. Ssslaass : - i.is m = $780, q
-. = = Ri I !, aI sI,:.@
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
INSURANCE.


AUpr0Dss OTFIcE Iowa.
IRIS hcvehy cfrsined ~. t,r ,ni"easai ,.u-
ers = rensweh st,tem.nt In accordance with Bee
ton 5, Chapter 10, Laws OF 1881. which receives
my sperovni Ia1 therefore renew the certificate Of
Agency &c. q. Blood, E-q.. for Fcs tte"nnfy which
j. herrbv continued 10 fail force AMI effect for the
year 1850 u 10 further oertined that ths anne1ei
Is TINE copy 81 the statement ~ filed
-, wifnas my hand and seal ct Des Moiness
Ills this third day OF February. 1853.
49, J. w. CATTRLL, Auditor Of state.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

- HBRRfORS MATCHLDSS VEGETABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundstsd the world with
their popularity. Over Avs millions Of bexes are
rs annually, glving employment 10 eighty.fve men
and women to put them Up. Their cures are num-
bered ~ thousaOds-sAeir praises the tongues or
ali. Cuisess Of Davenposs aad elsewhere, have you
ever used them? Pus ~ In English, Spanish, Ger
man and French diss0tionss Large family boxes,
= cents hve boxes foe o.. 00id sverywhere.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

HO! FOR THE MOLlDAYS!!
TUsf RKCxIvRD BY TH0 UHHKRsIGNED
u u rare sud elegant GIT books; among vi
DApe'ssen = Go, World Renowned Woman. y
- StrstfoYd Gallery,
Deyby : Jarks0n, WOMEN Of Beauty, kc, .
Josephine Gallery,
Atlantic Souvenir,
y y Dutlor Z O., Gallery 81 Rsmnse Poets, /
.. Sabbath Dcli series. each
Stanford 4 Diliiner, Lays for the Land Of Luther.
D Appletoos elegant series Of the Poets, each
And . host o. other elegant books Of oil pr
ouito1 10 the tlwes.
DOco0bss 15tA, 1858.
0RlDs w. ELLIS = Co.,
1os1o no. -, ks0alss nSV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
G1'OUe1' - Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
A New Style. Price $50.
495 BROADWAY, n. Y.

These Machines sew from two spools, and form a
seam OF unequaled strength, beauty and elasticity,
which will NOT rip, even every fourth stitch be cut
They are unquesionably the best In the market for
family use.
nrHEND FoR A, CInCULAR.-H
&c. Washburnc, Agent,
oc46-du Davenport, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
=. A.'COLBY L. CO.'S
. ~ - COX STORE

SO BRADY ST, Wesring's Hat Store,
(SvaneA fron" lis Ro"Sesph Aress, Chicago,
TNHn proprtetoy will sell book. for q Is v,th
~ Gin b value from on@ 70 nsty dollsrs Il ~
time Of SALE o. IN extra d Is book instead a. ~
gM. ne pcersst u ae any enc can get is tvo re-
one perfsct hooes fes the nFise Of enc. The ir3e~
- particular are requeeted TO call and en- sise ns
sssss Of BOOKS. tnes3el, IA. OOL0Y & 90.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
Notice.

FpaR eo-pastnership heretofore exlssins between
L 0oald Z 1leefa.is heSeby disso:wd By mutual
coaseet. Daniel 0eqld has purcha.ed tho entire In
tee q hts late partner, and Is alone authorized 10
setale ~ busaess and align the name Of the firm IN
selAlemeut. % ;,
Decd Dsysspss,, March q, 1859. -
$50 bANI1L GOULD.
saos0 t.er Il 3. y, 9rsERR.
Il ..a sas ... " .-.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

re Democraey Of IoWa ere hereby notified tns'
~ pe~ncess,e oasss Ceavsnsion Tor 1864. vii ee
nald q
Dss Aoan9s, Wednesday, June Lat. 'oo'
in The Cavsss,, u U o'e,sh, Al y.
rte pareosc OF tbs Csnvcation 10 TO nomihA''
candidates for the slowlns o0ees to be nlied s'''e
ensuing October electhpn
Oas G0pwnW,
tDms IsSs4tessat Governor,
T1ves Jsdges Of As Supreme Court
Al.o a. adopt such system Of organization OF the
p.,sv =. may be- hest calculated 70 secure the tTi.
uu,ph Of our priacipIes and sominees.
ms ratio Of representation viii he one for every
,oo votes cast FOR Samuel Douglas, az secretary
sal. IN Octobcr 1858. 40 sollovs:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
.8END FoR A CInCUL

The Whole World United !. .Nick Pee
pie, Think !..After which, Act!
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures book To fill
This Is the case, the million say,
With the cures OF Herrick q Pill.
They come from East, and North. and West,
And With glad tidings the papers I'LL,
Becaure they are the cheapest. sxfest, best, e..
And superior to others is Herrick's Pill.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
made,
They always cureothey nc yer kiln
Thousands now in their graves we're laid
Were IL not for Herrick's Pill.
Bach pill With sugar Is covered DER
A rare discovery Of matchless skill;
Their like WAS never seen before.
Until it.appe sred In H8vrick's Pill.
por years he's worried - heal thesick
with JOY eiste hts bosom abs;
For tens OF thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF Hevyick's Pills.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03
= - ga. - =. 40 d,
Carpet and Furniture Business.
AT THE SAME PLACE,
Al 1AsT SECOND ST..
wHElH

Ns1 sA0o0srtsoseSst Of Go0de
may at oil times be found. Being grateful for the
patronagste the old firm, he hopes by coatinued a.
sduty In his line Of trade 10 merit the favora OF the
cit,sens OF Davenport and vicinity.
mch27 DANIEL GOuYn
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-03

The greatest amount insured on any 4sk about
$4,000, but will not as . general rule exceed
$1,000
The Company have no general rule as to the amount
allowed to be insured In any CITY, town. village, or
block, II being the intention OF the Company to
distribute tta risks in such not to lose
more than 81, 600 by . single Ore.
No part Of Its Capital earnings deposited In
any other State % security for losses therein.
An attested copy o. the Charter or Act Of Inc0rpo
ration accompanied prior statement.