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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
Ayers Ague Cure,

whici, ncutraizes this mslanous polspn the
blood and stimulates the liver TO expei u faa tia
body A. II should 1t does CURE this allie ing
di solder with perfect certainty And ~ do "sers
or rather does What i OF more service 10 tsn>s sub
e, To tins Infection Ii taken IN season A. exIais
II from the 81 ,tem is absorbed. and has keeps
those VINO use il Tree from its attacks. kcPs the
sy,tcm IN health although exposed 10 the dssess-
Consequently IL not only cures. but protects irea
the great variety Of affections which are Induces
BY tn, Indignant influence. such n Remattens
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb. or Masked Actc.
Periodical Headache OF Bilious Headache, biit,s.s
Ecyers Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Gout, Bhuttaesss
Taothlehn, Elrachc, Catarrh. Asthma. faipata-
toms Painful Affections of the Spleen. HSsterics.
Cole Paralysis, and Painful Affection OF the
Stomach aud Bowels, all Of which. when arl.any
from this cause. will be found to assume innrr ~
less the intermittent type. This :. A6UE trRE
teu,yc, the cause OF these engagements, and caEcs
the disease.
III, IL aecomplishes by stimulating the eNeTe-
tones to cxpci the virus from the system aug
these organs hy degrees become habttcd To dD TIN
THEN oiti ~ ii th,ir own accord Hence ailse~ What
ue tarm a.. hitatdft,7,. lime may accomplish ths
slnc end bat often life il not long enough. M v
sacrificed ia the attempt. while this " AorE CURE
docs IT At once, aud with safety. We have great
reason believe tins Is surer "a well a. sates
remedy FIJI The whole class Of diseases which ara
caused hy the ,niasnati til infection. than any other
wheel la. been discovered aud II has still another
.msati.ut advantage To the public, which -, that
II - cheap well az good.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

aver 5 OuClldl C1C : Ills,
TGg MI TIE puR?O3ts or A PURGATiW MEDICINE.
Eon CosiIvrStss;
IoE lHI CuHE OF DYSPEPSIA.
FoR JAuNDICE.
ION gnf CrIu or ISDIoLsTI0S
Fox HEADACHE;
IoR fIL CrHE OF DysENTIRY,
l. oR A ForL STOMACH,
For TIE Cure OF ERysIrILAs;
Ton InE pIiL,;
l1F ms lTEE ~ SrHpTUIa
=" n M M :, Cd ~ l;i INA
ion DisEtTts or JnE Sti..
IoR am CrHF OF LIVER toArIAIST,
FoR DRoPsy,
IoR Tnr Cur or TrrTEn. 1rAoEs AID SAFE
EHrrM,
For WonNs
For TN CrHE OF GoCT,
IuR DISSIn PiII;
IoH rHr Ctm ~ Nitn,LGh
FoR IuKIyIAo IHL BLooD-
They are sugir-cpltcd. - that the most scnss-
L /, "a take them pleasantly, and beng purely
,ctctebts ~ hinn can arse irom then use m any
qn1ntit,
Price % cents per Box; Five boxss for Loo
Great number. u Gler. VAIN, Physicians. States
n.eu, aud eminent pcrsonagcs, have ien, Their
nIlbs certify the urparlc!. lscfuiiaes % these
remedies, but our space here wall not rcrInat frs
insertion Of them. 1he Agents below named fun
nsh gratis o,u AaInItAN ATMASAc IN which they
are p4lcn with also fti descriptions II the above
Complaints and the treatment that should ie Ini-
lsn4L tyT their cure.
DO ~. be put OF by unprncipled dealers win
other p.arasations they make more profit On
Demand A.rAs, md take no others. The siek
want y best aid Iecis IN sti. and they sLoaid
have il.
Al our Remedies for sale by
TAYLOR BALIORD, Davenport,
Read a. Co. CDtcssc,
Barnard n Co, 81 !. up,
and ents 10 every town In the United States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
@ IL Is DsSC0Uel'eN ~
Suffer No longer; 1t 70 4 ffllol.
nv TEE APPLICATION o.
HaQQ's Good Samaritan .
IMMEDIATE RBLlEF.

You can he cured OF II following complaints: such
Tooth Ache In one minute, to the most painfa a.
tacks OF Rheumatism, nine out Of ten, In less
than one hours time, vi8.-Aesc Ache, Ear Ache.
Reurslgis. Coughs Colds. Asshms, Broncb rbop
6cinal Affections, Pain In the Back Side. 6ttnns
10 the Joint Collie and CrS0p Psins Eryspslss, In
sprains. Chappei Hands. Frosted Feet and Ohil-
bains.
IL not the intention Of the undersigned TO asseri
for this medicine that 1t will do impossible things or
cure all manner Of diseases for the old saying 10,
:" medicine that Is 90 for everything IL GOOD for
nothing" Itis true. We only claim r. cure ono
line Of diseases and for the above.named nDplants
this medicine Is withou: an equal.
The beat proof you ha se % the merits OF IN
ticie In to see what it will do Ny operations on
Paias decidedly the most escsusl, By the sppli-
cation Of shis wondesfu medicine OF any nov, In the
country. This Is admitted BY I'll who have tried Il.
would have the public un6egstand that ] hsvs
~ humbus article TO dispose Of, would b the
ba1issac the sams vas not truly and purely leGt.
maes y medicine % held, In III pleeO where Y hes
been used 10 he hshest sstssus ana u IL NJ Whole
Aim TO make q 10 smong I'll. The binding duty
when Y forever and eeesnAlly Ard % nAnkac1 y
y. Tie s9ists1 Asvs SSsa dstssvs1 y 1sesisS %
Sseoisss VIII eee!tlous tsstiosaiais % 49, -
lave 49, isduesd 70 buy vitASss seess - Dseee.
-! s:y 8. snsa:s.d. g sss!.es,ai. ysiSe ~
Psess. shsvias - vsiss g - asdls,cs. . 49,:
see u sAAssS. u slsss aospsAsts. sAaasvss sAsss
E SsssSj isss, q ~. - 0vssotus ~
~ 1LAso. Dvss>tsass.
Z s4ssss 20. Sss.:s. nssas,, p.tssYs,
VIZ Vsnsv. ,sssi. aej@. WA 80 ssssss. bs,As.
psss. asA sss. ee4}1stiy % tAes 3 tIs !ellpwies
s.ys:::.ss1s.,,, 1 ssIIs.s: Ssss.e:ni Z N;ss.
s~;es l sSttsyss ~ ~ ! sss.. ! =. 4:
~ :sas s;sst", 80. : = 49, snl.se
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
BOOTS AND SHOES
First Arrival
). SUITS,

NO. 3 NICHOLAS BLOCK,
uSnow receiving tis FALLA WINTER STOCK Of
| BOOTS, ahOE5 4 RUBBEHs, to which he in
vitcs the examination az ustoutra.
haze tIrgs 4 Il fu1t assortment = all grades
~ goods both and tine ADAPTED to city and
country trad. fhins without exagg~i att Ia
common haoit with Boots and Shoe men now days.
I have The TARGET AND EEoT ASSORTMENT
ever off red IN Davenport. ] have most OF
stsp,- g DDS Manufactured exprss'y for my own
trade and can warrant them H. quality equal the
best. As to price don't profess give them away
nsither ty TO compete in prices withthose second
third rate goods. My,am Is 70 keep fret class goo
ana II them at the lowest living prices.
aug26 SANFOR ID SUITS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02

INSU RANCE.
INsUR
FIRE. .M.A.RiNIE AND LlIk
-Dt1aA
IN sssraesce Company
Hsrtford.-OhsFtsred 1873
Casi Capital. ....-.-............l.oo 900 900
Home
5nsssrsssee Company.
Ofths Oisy Of Ncv Fort.
ta'h GdIaiai.. ..................... coo. 900
Phec11fK
Insurance Company,
Of Hartford.
North.~eotern
Insurance Company
OF the State Of New Yort.
Cllital. ......................~ =. Ioooo
Connection
Mutual life ISssssrnsses 20
-;nquired Ca,itai. o"0. 400
Asset list JAny. 1915. $2;272 2s3 -
OpFYIOE-Roon No. Hsarnans Block Main d.
gsux5-dAwl HBNRY n BOWMAN Assent
INsUR A.NOE.
FIRE, AND MARINE.
CHARTERED A. H., 1851
PEORIA
Marine and Fire Insurance Co.,
PEORIA. ILLINOIS.
This Ooupuny continues TO issue Policies on
Marine, INLAND .rartgati0N.
Temperate. and Fire Ri.h..
At RKASosABLE RATES
Capital, $500. 900.
OFFICERS:
ISAAC UNDERHILI, Prest.
BIT HouaLAND, Priest, O HOLLAND See'y
ADAMS Il FAY. Agen,..
JOHN ADAMS. EDWIN FAY.
~ once No 10 Brady street. with PARKER =
UPWARDS. is',dAw
THE GREAT WExTEKN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Farmers Union Insurance Company
OF ATHENS, Pa,
Having consolidated their business, tho same will
hereafter b. conducted by the united companies, in
the Gknle OF the
THE GREAT WESTERN
umsuraMce Il Trust Com paMy,
at their ofioe In the Cou,psry's building.
4OS Walnut street. Philadelphia.
ny this arraDrement the incrme OF the GREAT
WESTERN INSURANCE AND TR t,ST COM
PANl will be largely augmented, and over $l3o,o H
added to its asses, Of which $1Oo,GOo is In First
Mortgages with Bods, beavinS sis yer cent interest
on improved prOrerty worth dou' IL the amount
which gives the Company over $3.50, 600 Of nvastls
means t. meet any liabilities
All running risks 81 either Company are r.
sumed, and any losses that NAV will be pronrIt
ly adjusted and paid.
Fire, Inland. and Marine Cargo Risks Taken y
tie Aosf FdcOrGble Terms.
Respectfully soliciting your business, We are
Yo0r obedient servants,
CHAS. O. LATHROP, Pres.
WI. DA RIINa, Vice-Pv~s
C.. N. essIPM AN, ID vcc-Pres
(Oharge OF Branch Once, New York.
JAS WRIGHT, Sec. and Treas
o. s. RUSSELL, Asst Sec.
GREOTORS:
Chas IAthrcp, Hon VIM Darling, Shipmsn
Jno Hunter, Alex Whilldin. T l. Gillespie,
Hazlehurst, Daniel ]. Collier, Jas Smith,
Cbas Harlan, ETracy J J Slocum,
MCurdy, Francis Tyler.
EDWIN FAY, Agent
Once with PARKER h EDWARDS,
jy2l-d4m No. 10 Br Ady- 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
DR.. ,. Mcdonnell.
Veterinary Surgeon, M. r. V. I.

vx7OULD respectfully inform the pub,ieA
w that Be can Be eonsalsed q bis Vet 80
between Brady and Perry strsets) all the dIsSosee
the hor.e u subject to. After acquiring I'll the
modern improvements IN the science Of Veterinary
4edieioe .. 0argeSy, - sSpoundsd IN ths Bngiish
and Continental Colleges, Re feels happy In eaytng
that be win give satisfaction.
Al diseases warranted cured II eureablo, Or 10
charge made. Consultatioa free.
horse shooting shop - """ssstioa, whore horsss
ass shod proper. jess7dAv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
MEDICAL.
.DOy an d d ] q d % e -
lElns bseM brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

AuN 1E the introduction OF that Hortd Kenotened
= ue,iicne. DR MAINS a6Us BAisAM IN
The Weston County, sal e, ,ci.s tue ia 80 %,
II ha- brouea, healtn AMI h,p. into m"f- IA pi-
lbs than any remedy upon r-ooId. The question
wouli t.uraiiv arts Why L. ihsf becaass Il dos.
IN all cases VA the sh lrte.i t,mr ehli fever
ard agne 10 u. w.rst form, aud Ia ali ehsts PER
firms speaiy care. fer'ohsr's ding In nHisrious
a srjcts using this talssni oce fsossy GuFing the
tlly Jason nee have No fear. Il an attsc. OF
II IL ther.k1e Lsghiy re commend Assure preven-
aiye II rsei IN all duses daily daring that par
ucnl,r une when this class OF dt-ess'r prevail =
For wsnt Of ssse Cat onls .nrI % II.
N my -Vide,cee IN is favor.
Eneuvus. 0Ato Feb la1, 1855.
nR MANN 4 Co aa!ion, Chio -Lsais We
At loss to md iahsa snl"eat T. Pof Jay 70
the pubic The crest este m III Shith Your
Is II never f.i 10 cure asue l. It, worsi pfms ana
~e can sell nothing else. Yours &c
HOiBSRT 4 TAILOR, DrussiAts
CorinM Ni.s. oct .ofh 1855.
HRssRs :. T.. MANN n CO. Genfs = Having
procured supply Of your Asu, HarAm. sad testing
II Thoroughly Ia many severe OF long standing
where all ~ the popnl.r rttnees II the dsv had
failed, found IN all oAs's. ,oar Baisam effected
.Ase and sp. ely cure II " Just the melioir. W.
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
Neip York, FEB 23d, lsas
nESsRs sKM MANN h CO.--Genfs II have
At our hou,. IN 81 Lanis, sold snnr Ague bslsAm
same three vesrs and have csrefuy observed IT. ef-
fects and must In candor cay ! do mt believe II
hns an euna In the history oil medicine, Tor. 10 my
per~n.l II cures permanently every case,
and hav- known II used after oil other remedies
had tailed with the same happy result. have no
hesitation in IIoncuEcing " the greatest discovery
made IN Intermittent remedies, ana perfsct
triuuaph ChXr, fever ana Ague.
Respectfully, o. WOOD W.
s. X. MANN l. CO., P.opri"tors, Ga.
lion, Ohio. Sold by I'll
good Druggists
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
Ayers Cherry PectOral

la Won FOR itself such a rcnown for the cure III
c,,ry variety Of throat and Lung Complaint, that
It /, tntncIt unnecessary for recount the
c'idcncc oil - virtues. wherever IL has been cm-
pley,d. rs il has long been Ia constant use
thtnuulo tia. tlan we need not do NOR. than
- az, the people " enaIty j. kept up To the hest
i t.,ll has been. and that /, NAV be relied to
Il, iur tlelI IclIel All has been found do.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
II D W KID ASSO LOCATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Renrvo enf Institntton s4faJiishetJt special -
tdoumenf, far the Ksiist Of ns SAck ds1
Uisfressed. afflicted ruth YtrHIens
and Epidemic Ltscases
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-10-02
FORSALEORLEASE.
For Sale.

For Sale.
m OEE hundred and twenty Building lots In
~ Addition 70 tie town OF Port Byron
These lots eligible and handsomely situated Cd
she bank Of the Mississippi They vii be -o!d res.
ton sbla terms
Por particulars inquire OF Aessrs. Durfee. Pratt
o.. Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers. RsQ IeOlsirs,
or Of JOHN 7. KING,
Nand Ageut No SIS Brady street.
Also Dunber.ess desirable pieces OF land In
and near the cities OF Davenport and L. CLAIRE, and
near Port Byron. noy30
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-14
Untted states Circuit Court.
Before Hon. judge Inrersoli.


THE EXPRESS DEFALCATIoN GAZETTE 40 .0Oo Loss
DEC i&-Dsnsmms u. Aarmey.-The plaintias have
rested sher case Mr.. Joachimnen opened the defence
Ne dwe with force the good character Of Mr. Marc
nes and tho place Of trial being among strangers That
there no proof that the consignees Of the PACKAGES al
legged t. DC lost Old not receive them None Of them have
TESTIFIED H. ne non receipt The theory of the plaintiff
case was thSS Maroney stole these moneys The delivery
thai they put Il into the pouch and handed Il 10 witt with
remarks calling MS attention TO IT, Witt says they did not
90 So that ne knows nothing Of IT. Maroney swcars that
ne DID not receive it. As regards the purchase Of cotton
Mr.. Maroney, before he was employed by the Express
company, had money Of his own. This does away
with the presumption that the money paid to Agnew
40 the non delivery Of that rests only with the
proof Of Mr. Chase Mr.. Maroney win account
10 the jury for the actual delivery to Chase.
Tho counsel entered with mnuteness into the particu.
lars Of tho case, which have been already reported in the
HERALD.
Proof then given Of the fact that Maroney in De-
ccmber, 1885, had drafts banks In New York 70 his
own order for $1,000 and then Mr. Maroney sworn
a. witness His testimony occupied until the adjourn
ment Of the Court The will be resumed this morn
ing.
One Crooks, suspected Of changing some Of the money
stolen from the Express Company At Charleston has been
traced 70 Newburg The day before yesterday he was
6ker arrested and some very singular papers
found In his possession Crooks escaped, and Sker
fuses explain the papers disclose anything OF Crooks
whereabouts. Sker ID daring fellow and made des-
perKc resistance He writing letter at the time he
was waited on, paper, supposed 70 b. key 70 some
struggle he endeayored to destroy 1t. He injured
siderably,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-14
BROOKLYN City News.

ARRAY THE SIXTH WARD-SHoonNC SUsPEcrsD
RowpY FRENCH SEA CAPrAN.-On Monday morning,
shortly after twelve O'clock Capt. Francois De la Bar
rere Of the ship Foere lying at tho foot Of Congress
street, and two other French captains Alex Lhoteller
and E. Rebln, were passing through Columbia street,
to return on board Of their vessels, when near
Pacific, unprovoked assault was made upon them
by gang of rowdies who were standing upon the
They assailed them with stones and brckbats
Capt De Ia Barrier drew pistol and fired at the FORE
most OF the gang and shot him in tho breast The
M men ran by the gang and TOOK re-
ed the attention Of the officers that beat who hastened
to the spot and found Of the rowdes, named James
Murray in an apparently dying condition. He was
veyed to the hospital Upon going TO the vessel the off,
asceaned that the Captain and his two friends had
secreed themselves in the cabin fear of the rowdes
gave themselves up, tho Captain stating that he fired
pistol In self deence He said he had previously been
molested by a similar gang and this had induced him
to arm himself He also exhibited severe wound in the
head which he had received by OF the stones thrown
One Of the officers states that shortly before the ARRAY he
cav about dozen roughs come out Of neghboring den
and the street. Soon after the three Frenchmen
passed the officer In few moments he heard stones
rafting the pavement, and while proceeding to the
spot the fash and heard the report Of tho pistol Co.
Horton yesterday took the ante examipa-
ton of the wounded man. who states that he resides at
No Washington street, New York-that he on his
way homo and had occasion stop the Of Pa
cifc and Columbia streets. When the three passed
boy him threw stone at them, when De Ia Barriere
drew pistol and advanced towards him (burrav) upon
which he, the latter attempted to close up with him and
struck him. De 10 Barrier then fred Murray lies at the
hospital in very dangerous condition The ball entered
the breastbone and be found Captain De la Bar
rere committed to await the result and his friends
Messrs. A. Lhoteer and f. Robin, were held as wit
nesses The injured man employed as fireman on
board the steamship Vanderbilt.
The man Murray, who shot in Columbia street on
Monday morning, still lies at the City Hospital in pre-
Carious state.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-14

The SPOIIsMEN OF TAMMANY HALL AT WASH
INGToN.-When the telegraph announced that
Theodore Sedgwick, the United States District
Attorney of New York, had died in Massachu-
sets, the spoilsmen of Tammany Hall put their
heads together, and sent deputation to WASH
ington to claim the Office for anti.slavery Til
den, their defeated candidate for Corporation,
Counsel even before the late holder was
buried. Such is the indecent haste of these
greedy political vultures, and such is their
brazen impudence to claim any such Office after
their shameful defeat, which proves them to be
In small minority of the democratic party in
this city. The recent contest also proves that
they are abolitionized, and that they frater-
nized with black republicans to defeat ma
honal democrat who held aloft the flag Of the
Union. That the old harlot should look for an
Office from the President at this particular mo-
ment is only another evidence that she is lost
to all shame. Already all the federal Offices in
the city are in possession of the Tammany
Hall organization. Instead of giving them any
more, we hope the government at Washington
has by this time determined to take from them
every Office they now hold. This would be the
wisest thing the administration ever did in re-
ference to this city. Tammany Hall has been
q source of weakness, very curse to the GO
uorumouf
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-12-14

AMERICAN PROTESTANT AssouAnoN.--The Grand Lodge
Of the American Protestant Association Monday night
elected the following officers for the ensuing year.
w. G. M, Alexander Pearson; w. v. G. NJ, william I.
Lloyd; W. g. Treas, John Johnston W. G. Sec. James
Ncholson W. g. Chap, - Mcconnell; W. q. Con. ,
Charles Kennedy w. CAST CON- Richard Burton w. G.
Tyler, - Knowles; W. G. o. Guard, John Bell.
FATAL FML-CAaHEssSEss OF A HorsE AGESr.-Coroner
Jackman held an inquest Tuesday at No. Il Baxter
street, upon the body Of Patrick Flynn native Of Ireland
% years Of age, who lost his life by fall down flight Of
stairs at the above place. Sunday night The evidence
showed that for the last two years the stairs had no rail-
ing, and that at least twenty persons had fallen from
them The jury rendered the usual verdict but appended
Of George G. Haock the agent or the premees
for his careessness in allowing tho stairs 70 be in
safe condition.
THR VETERANS OF 1Sl2-13-The Veterans are to have
complimentary benefit ball given to them by the Wash
ngton Contnenals, the 18th ns at Jones' Assembly
Rooms No CSC Broadway the proceeds from the sale Of
tickets TO be given the relief Of the sick and destitute
OF the old soldiers The ball the above occasion
VIII DO tasefuly decorated and pains will be spared
70 render the occasion pleasant OF everybody
will help the Old Veterans
49,, TRIBUTE TO 1IE LATE THKoDoRx SEncwlcx-The mem.
" 'ne New York bar will meet this afternoon at two
10 ne room OF the District Court OF the United
es 10 'hamhers street. for the purpose Of ABLY
H''i '"'" street Tor the msmocl Of lay a.
~~ss~s.s s...sa..Aa .