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AedNCtng Stock.
III ofdef 70 reduce my stock for the summer am now
Offering my large assortment OF
ATCHEs,
JEW WEL.RY,
FANCY GOODS, etc.
At Very Low Prices.
And purchasers that they will it to their interest
s1Aunioe them before purchasing elsewhere.
A. WILSON,
AZ 2plm 90 g.,
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To the Trade.
H b N r Y II. BRIG G S.
JEWELER,
AT the Store occupied by Joseph Hufty,
No. 80 CANAL STREET. N. o.,
Respectfully calls attention of the City and Conntrv
to the fact that he just opened continue receive
fresh lots of
'KZ3V-E .ZKE TTKEZRY
Consisting in part of LOCKETS, CHAINS CAMEO SETS
ETRUsCAN SETS, EAR RINGS, FINGER RINGS. Watch
Keys Trnkes etc.. which will take pleasure in showing
II. 7. BRIGGS,
fe25 2nf
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4. #. .Nass"ray, .ages,t,
Dealer in
PORTER. ALE AND CIDER, BOTTLES, CoRKs AM
CIDER VINEGAR,
Removed from 9 and 81 Bienve street to 70 and u OTIS
rOMHOUsE STREET.
orders for the above articles promptly nlled at tb
shortest notice. by wholesale and retail. mvs anlv
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8E>A4ACE D'ARMES-sUNDAY, APRIL oath, 1859
GREA At BALLOON RACE!
tsE & for a Balloon Race "ee VI H''. w. L. 7" IL
~ fss viii viii Se R the last great of the season.
Seee al scientific instruments will he tak., nm he tho
Aauauss They Will remain three days the wind Is ia
vorshte- ''' - ~ "-A '' ="
Tor sale at the Hotels Book and Music Stores
sna5-neoIs euen at |, Ascensions at s p M ~ ~ '''
kS~ aanssion so cents children servants 25 cens
Xxx ~ fRoF. WILSON, Manager
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ORLEANS TlEATER-oRLEANs STREET,
MGDAY, April Is, 1859,
xsrsa af Mr.. CHFFARY.... 4uber's opera in q acts
Ia StlE&K-. -tevionsly new Vaudeville, In act
A2-Hsrforma commences at I O'Clock.
ATcket odicspen every day. from O'Clock A. NJ to SIX
zrfsaek r. aosn
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W. III. WfIs0,s,
DEALER
FL WATCH les, JEW WELRY,
slLVERWARE, CUTLERY,
GUNS, FANCY GOODS,
ETC.. ETC., etc.,
Jas 2pn No ss Cans, .tr..<
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Ebroideries Canvas reduced priees Purses, Porte
Monnaiss Fans Nubia etc.; Berlin Zephyr Worsted shet
land Wool, Embrolaering Silk Canvas etc. milo 2ptf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ourtog the On ~ meY that has jus. passed
avav, thousands Of sn6erers froa dysentery aud
dsarri z have ben relieved ~ the rse Of Hos
tsttor's Bittsrs, . medicine which 10 evidently
destined 70 n sinsain psrmsnsnt place in the pse-
lie estimation. Bilious digrrf0l 10 one Of thsse
Diseases which bsfH.s tie skin Of the physici.n.-
The med Gin. they tdmiai ter 70 act uro1 the bow
els never ~ EN- sch the ecf the evil. The
difculsy 10 TO get REMEDY that will reach | tie
digestive organs, and give tn m simulssne usiy
rush Of rigor, t. rij themselves Of this d esse.-
This problem Is solve b. the BiITERs, which never
falls 70 COZ quer the most 'tubtorn cases Its only
fair TO say, that during the ju-t closed, this
medicine has achieved more cures ian any other
ever presented 70 the pub ic AMI during tne fail.
in which ths terrible scourse, the feve- and sgne Is
50 prevalent, the FI1TIRs will gain fresh fame.
So d BY druggists and d. A!ers generally, eve.y-
wteYe.
r. See advertisement In another column.
octl .tono,1
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29

the lead Of Smith, Of Ciddings, OF
Phillips, Of Redpath, &C., and last tho
not least, OF the Black F|ed Doug
las himself. Col. Fremont ran as
northern candidate, his party neither
expecting nor asking single eIecto
raj vote from the slave States. For
tunstely for the country. fortunately
tor the Union, fortunately for pos-
terity, fortunately for liberty, the
Dcmncsat'c States Of Pennsy lvania,
New Jersey, Indiana and Illinois re-
pudiated sectionalism, and the candi-
date Of sctionalism, and crushed, for
the time being, the monster which
has recently given practical Illus
tration Of its INN ediatc object, and
unveiled its ultimate design. We
ask any candid man, what would have
been the consequences Of the recent
abolition plot, Tor any one Of like
character IN any other 'ccality within
the Southern States), at Harpcr's
Ferry, If the choice OF the Abolition
lists and Republicans had filed the
executive chair 1t is as plain as l.
the sun at MONDAY, that civil war,
followed by q disruption OF the
Union, would have been the result.
The time is now approaching when
the people OF the United States will
be again called upon to select Presi-
dent to execute the laws. The same
party which endeavored to elect a
sectional candidate in 1856, are pre-
pairing to accomplish in 1860 that in
which 1t was then folled by the
united National Democracy. The
same principles, the same measures,
the same objects are held up to view.
The same black banner is unfuIled,
and the mongreI army presents the
same appearance that it did four years
ago. It's identity is further exempli-
fed by it's being marshaed under the
same leaders that led it on to defeat
in 1856. 1t is the prayer of every
unien-loving citizen of the Republic,
that such may be its fate in 1850.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29

unless uncomfortable circumstances
should otherwise compel At this
distance am not prepared to Judge,
but take it for granted that wisdom,
or p rhaps necessity, dictates the
change Of programme. immediately
on receipt Of your urgent communi>
cations l have despatched copies
where they would be most likely to
avail anything, aud have devoted,
and am still devoting. my whole time
to forming associations 1or the purpose
of aiding.
There will be a meeting Of stock
holders At my house this eve. u
di tinguished gentlemen from New
Hampshire, who is anxious TO inves',
will be present.
f.. A. L. at Lindenv'lc, has rccelv-
cd letter from l.. +. r., who start
ed for Fixes Peak. lie is now at
O-sawatomie, strapped" aud low
spirited, vet, | believe at work IN
prist mill there. | shall send you a
copy Of his letter, and write him
soon.
Whether it is best for me to come
to YOU now or not cannot say, but
suppose it will be impossible for me
to remain here when you are actually
realizing your brightest prospects.
When in c., and in all other
places, | have at all times urged all
hands to 90 out at once, since neces
si,y ,ght render their prese' ce an
imperative want at any time. Write
often. In haste, yours, as ever.
JOHN SMITH.
OUR OLD FRIEND J, Il. G. TAKES STOCK
FOR $500
West Andover, Ashtharula Co.. .
Saturday, Oct. |. 1859.
FRIEND HENRIE-Slnce ! received
Issac's and yours of September 10th
have made every effort to raise stock
and am succeeding well. Yesterday
sent draft OF .:l5 to j NJ. =. q
Chatham, with which to get on an.
other hand. Shall son have enough
to send again. YESTERDAY l returned
from a trip to Jefferson and Ashtsbuls
where | met with some success. Ou'
old friend j. Il. q. took stock to The
amount Of $500, and as he 'cas .jsts
starting for Rayenna, said he scoulo
form an, association there.
Monday next | shall start for Cleve
land. Hope to find letter from you
at Mrs stuutevant's. You may de-
pend upon it have been, and am YET
"straiuiug every nerve In furtheranct
of our cause. tTwo monographs
characters which might be made tc
read Parker P,lsbury) is here, anc
actually working in behalf OF the mi
ming operation.
You will have me with you ust as
soon as | am satisfied | can do more
and be of more Use there than where
/ am.
Nothing new of special interest,"
All well. In haste. Yonrs,
JOHN SMITH.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29

The majority Of John NJ. Read for
Judge of the Supreme Court was 90
9S6 over VIM. "A. Iortcr. Cochran's
majority over Wright for Auditor
General is now 1921, showing a
Democratic gain Of 1856 in one year.
Considering the pr ostrating defeat
of 1858, the difficulties in the way Of
Democratic success at this time, and
the general impression that We had no
chance of carrying the Sta'e ticket,
this gain is quite encouraging. 1t
points to different result at the next
election, when the Democratic party
will not be apathet;c or indifferent
The fall of 1858 may be regarded as
the period when the Democratic par
ty OF this State reached the deepest
point of depression. Since that time
gradual reaction has taken place,
the first fruits of which are observable
IN the gain oftwo thousand votes this
year. This reaction will 60 forward
with accelerated rapidly until the
balance Of the popular vote is on the
side Of the Democratic party. In
deed, when the issue is once clearly
made between Democracy and Re-
publicanls,p, we have no fear of Penn
sylvania. That such must be the is
sue before long, all signs distinctly in
dictate, and tie popular majority Of
this State is overwhelmingly against
Seward Rcpubicanism with its '.irre-
presslble conflict" as practically illus
trated in the II 'rper's Ferry insurrcc-
tion.-Patriot d. Onion.
The OssAwATOMIE IN COuRT.-
John Brougham in his play of "Poc-
ahontas," says to the victim, "As
you must die early, you can't di.Iate.
So it is with the infatuated, unfortu-
nate Ossawatomie amo, g the Virgin.
ians. He went in lemons and must
be squeezed. He took his life into lis
hands, and will lay it down in short
order. He is, as Gov. Wise said,
"game," but must meet a gamester's
fate-the hazard ola die. The Court
of final trial will take up the case this
morning. The excited state Of the
public mind in Virginia will give ur-
gency to speedy determination Of
the insurgents fate.-Csn. Press.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29

In addition To this, there were
shipped from two mills alone, four
thousand four hundred barrets of
-four.
The produce purchased from our
farmers, during this one week, realized
to them not less than THIRIYsIx THOU
SAND DOLLARS. When We take into
consideration the large amount Of
money that has been paid out by our
miIlers and shippers, during the lat
three months, and add TO it the
amount that will be disbursed before
the entire crop Of this year shall have
been exhausted, we may have g!im-
mering Of "the good time coming.
This money is the reward Of the pro
ductive industry Of our country. 1t
10 On actual addition to the wealth OF
the State, not the result OF the bubble
Of speculation. 1t has been brought
out from the hidden treasure which
remains concealed beneath the sur
face OF the earth, until exhibited to
the light OF day by the sincwy arm Of
the t,ller Of the soil.
We desire to invite Our eastern
friends to an investigation Of the re-
sources Of this section Of Iowa. We
would be far from wishing any one OF
them to break up bis home in the east,
and remove to this new country, did
We not know that very many of the n
would better their conditions by SO
doing. The latent wealth OF our
county is very great, and all that Is
required to bring it into being is the
industry and skill Of the husbandman.
To such we send greeting, asking that
they will come and examine for
themselves.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29
the sUslNEss OF DAVENPORT.

We desire to call the attention Of
our friends in the east to statement
Of the produce business Of Davenport
for . single week. This statement is
correct and may be relied upon, hav-
ing been made up by our reporter,
from personal investigation.
For the week ending Tuesday eve
ming, Oct. o5th, there was purchased
It this point, the following amounts OF
uroduce:
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29
Hair Dye-Hair Dye-nair Dye |!
VIM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE

VIM. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE!
The Original and Best In tho World!
AL others ere mere limitations, and should be
avoided, II you wish TO escape ridiculs.
GRAY, RED, or hUSTY HAIR DYED instant -
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without
least injury 70 hair or tkin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS aud diplomas have been
awarded to VIM 4 Bachelor since 1889. and over
90 600 applications have been made 10 the Hair Of
his patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIM 4 Bachelors Hair Dye produces . color not
70 be distinguish ed from nature. and is VARIANT
Ed not TO injure 10 the least, however long II may
be continued. and the III Effects Of bad dyes reme
died the Hair invgorated for Life BY this splendid
Dye.
Made. sold or applied Tin private roome) ct the
Wig Factory, 2s3 Broaaw' New York.
Fold in all cities end towns OF the United States.
BY Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
q 1no Genuine has he name and ddress upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each box, Of
WILLIAM BATOHELOR,
Julyl3-wl 283 Broadway, New York.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29
STATE ITEMS.

We arc credlbly Informed that the
Republican candidate at the late
election for State Senator, went to the
country some days previous to the
election, for the purpose of securing
the services of An estimablc lady to
remain with his family during the
coming winter, rs he would nccessa.
rily be absent at Dcs Moines in at
tendance at the Legislature But,
since the election, he thinks he will
not unnecessarily be absent" on ac-
count OF unavoidably being IN dis
tress - Oskaloosa Times.
WAR EAGLE CASE - DECISION
REvERsEp.- 1t will be recollected
that year or so ago, a Mrs. Lewis
kuss, while sitting on the War Ea-
gle, had her arm broken by a coli.-
ION with the Milwaukee. Mr.. Rnss
brought suit against the War Eagle,
before Judge Wilson. Thcjury gave
her a verdict for $4,000. The case
was carried up to the Supreme Court
by the Defendants counsel, Hon. ID.
s. Wilson, aud by the Court, as we
learned yesterday, the finding of the
District Court was reyersed.-Du-
buque Herald.
The time for social evening gather
ings is now at hand. Sturdy winter,
with his keen, cutting blasts, will soon
drive away the last vestige of depart
ed summer, aud with it the recurrence
for several months of those delightful
summer recreatlons which ccnjoyed
so heartily. But if OH; door amuse-
ments are denied us, We have those
other enjoymcnts-lhc social patty,
the merry hop, ETC, still in store, and
what it old winter shower his cold
coverings ser earth and tree, we will
still hail him with JOYFUL welcome, in
anticipation Of the pleasures which
his presence brings. = Burlington
Uaackeye.
I, ~ We learn that the cnteprising
people OF Eddyville have commenced
work on their railroad between that
place and Otiumwa. and propose
having the cars running into their
town about the first of Dec, 1860.
the Eddyville people agreeing to
grade and tie the track from Eddy
vile to Ottumwa, and give it as a
bonus to the Kcokuk and TT Dcs-
MONIES railroad company, if they will
complete their road from its present
terminus to Ottumwa by the fall of
1860. and place the iron on the track
from O,tumwa to Eddyville by the
first of December, 1860, so that the
cars can run into Eddyvillc.-Os
loosd Times.
ALTERED BIILs.-We have seen
more bills Of the State Bank Of Iowa
changed from one to five. all the
ones have picture Of Gov. Lucas,
while the tives have picture Of Lee
claire.-Gate CITY.
Coop TIMFs.-We heard an old
ci.izen remark yesterday that the
times are certainly improved for
the reason that there were halt
dozen or more gathered costly around
the stove, telling stories and having
downright social time. Such gath
crings. he said, are to be found now
everywhere, while such an occur
renee for the past two years has been
absolutely unknown. We left the
crowd roaring over some joke, and
as the event may be significant OF
improvement VIC very cheerfully re :
cord it.
Possibly men have become iunnred
to misfo, ,une-but we hardly think
SO and are willing to accept the in>
terpretations put upon mems neces-
sary sociability by our philosophical
old citizen.-Dujuqus Herald.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29

RRANDRETH's PILLS HAVE No ACTION SAVE
ON lsPuRITrEs.-Y Young people cannot, but
middlc-aged and old people can appreciate that
medidine which being used in sickness, acts
only upon the cause Of the disease. Around
every organ affected, there the medicine pene-
trates, removing impurities, preventing all
settleing Of the humors into ulcers, swellngs
or tumors. :. In heart affections, in Epilepsy, in
in Pleurisy, in Sore Threats, and affections Of
the respiratory organs generally, in Dyspepsia,
these wonderful Pills give immediate relief !;
and perseverance will be sure to cure Maladies
which hove been pronounced beyond human
skill have been cured by their use. and is
this so wonderful :? Behold the reason Bran
dreth's Pis.l purify the blood ; they fhave no
power except over impure humors, and these
being removed, the disease is removed. Mill
ions are deriving health from the use Of this
innoc ent medicine, which never weakons: but
always strengthens firstly, by taking cut Of
the body these matters which held, as it were,
the life principle in custody and, secondly, by
inparting life giving property to the blood.
Soldat DR.. Brandreth's Principal Office, No 2e4
Canalst, New York, and by respectable dealers
in medicines. oc1l dtnoyl1
MO9FA1'S LIFR PILLs-The high and eny.ei
AVA celebrity which this pre-. eminent medicine has
acquired for its nvariable efficacy in 81 the disc
which ii profcsse tc cure, Gas rendered the usual
tracti'e q stenta iOus pnBg net only
hut unworthy OF them. They are known by their
'ni's their good works testify for them, and thes
30 mt v no Ct L. thaC at,i ALL
.sOf cos,iveT dyspepsia bilious and liver sfec
tons, piles, rheumatism, evcrs md agnes, ot stnate
adschcs ard ell general 6erAngem nts OF health,
these Pills have invariably rrcved Ger 'ain aud
sp edy rem DIV. single TRIAL vii place the Life
Pills bevcnd the reach IF competition In the timate
Of every patient.
DR.. Nj fats Phesnix Bitters Will be found equally
sficacious In ali OF nervous debility dy3pep.
Ella, headache, the siknets inc!ent IL female IN
.ecste health, and every kind Of weakness Of the
digestive organs. For sale by DR. ". b. MOFFAT.
1856 Broadway, and by Medicine Dealers and Drug
eiste generally throughout the country
scp1S.wly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29
EXC kSxOR.
WashiDg.Day Made Easy.
Perfect Satisfaction Guarantee 1

]. =. Ponds Improved Patent Excelsiee
Machine, Patented October 1855.
TTAvING purchased The right % manufacture and
81 sel the above machine IN tn etste OF Iowa. we
hereby give notice TO Ill who have asking to do
fend who Ia. not) that 10 are prepared 10 MI oil
orders that NAV bs made on us.
Gail and -ss, snd Be satisfied that We have
The Very Best Washer Now in Use.
They can be had IN Third street, rear cor'er Of
Brady and b tween 6rsdy and Perry Price ~ %.
Remember, - guarantee perfect 1atisis ctioD or
sale. B. DAG1.
osptanbss a. le6s. ooe
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29
THE REPUBLICAN PARTY.

The present political organization
known Is the Republican party, Is
confined to the Northern States Of
the Union. From it's very inception
it claimed for it's object the single
purpose Of obliteratiny the institution
of slavery, from that portion of the
coofederacy in which it has legal
existence, but in which the Repuhli
can party has "neithcr habitation
nor q name"
No serious attempt was made to
build up party in the Southern
States favorable to the abolition of an
institution, in which the people of
those States had the deepest interest.
No system was adopted by the new
party with the view of first convinc-
ing the people OF the South that
slavery was a moral evil, and then
showing them the advantages Of
abandoning it. Such arc not the an
tecedents of the present opposition
to the National Democracy. The
Wing party yielded inch by inch be-
fore the progressive march Of the
Democracy, until all the great meas
ures at issue were finally settled, and
the great principles embraced in the
Democratic platform became the fixed
policy Of the government. 1t was
1t this period in the history Of the
country, that the idea of organizing
sectional party, based upon the sim
gle purpose Of opposing the institu-
ton Of slavery, was acted upon under
the new name Of Republication as
an improvement upon that of Adolf
tionism. But this zone idea politi-
cal organization could not drag down
to it, level the great minds which had
raised and guided the cid National
Wing party. Such men as CLAW,
Webster, Choate, Reec and many
others who knew no North, no
Souih, no East, no West" but re-
cogossed the u Mon as it is, one and
inseparable," died politically with
their National party, rather than
give in their adherence to sectional
ian. The last great efforts Of the
patriots, Clay and Webster, were
against this only principle Of Repub-
licanism. Had they lived to have
taken q part in the contest of 1855,
they would have been found where
their survivors stood in that conflict
where their sons and their true
friends stood. These patriots an
nounced to the world that they onlv
abandoned the Wing organization,
when the northern portion Of the
party had become completely aboli,
tioLiSed.
In the year 1856, the Republican
party presented to the Nation, Col
Fremont a. its candidate for tn,
Presidency. 1t made platform up
on which every Abolitiouist in til,
North could stand, but upon which
no National Wing could have . foot
ing. The consequence was, tina
National whigs left the opposition
rsnks IN great numbers, aud thei1
places were filled up BY the accession
- A. .As.> Ah>1sHior ho,A .,l
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29
CO.Partnership.

AFR. GEO. B. DIXWELL, Of Boston, is ad-
MI mittcd a partner in our House from, and
after the first day Of October. Our agency
in poston will hereafter be conducted under
the name and style Of Sargent Dixwell.
COOK 4 SARGENT.
Davenport, October LIST, 1850.
Ocl5d0
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-10-29
Wjgs-WigS-WigS.

BATCHELOR'5 Wigs ana 7oupees surpsss ALL
They are elegant, light easy and durable.
Fitting to q charm-nO turning up behnd-n.
shrinking of the head, In iced this Is the only
tablishment where these thing are properly UNDER
stool and mada.
Jul,3y-w1y 983 Broadway, New York.