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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

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are aware Of the utility Of their instru-
osnls, even Tor home work. until IL u
brought bono 70 them. The folio wing Y
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

Sore Throat Plss1e and Sore Throat
1Ais quality Of seizios hold and causisg ihs expul.
sion Of dsprsvsd humers, 10 possessed By no other
medicine than BaAnDRU1H's PuIs. They operate
only upon the tissuss involved in hst effected by
the disease. In fast. they ssss upon those humors
not 20 much from preference ~ natural anity, BE-
cause their life 10 below that Of the SURROUNDING
parts. and which, sstn6 the tissues Of the threat
that ID. around the Throat region, produces sore
throat, sers throat plague. and the severe be
and fsvse. within an hour after four or SIX p.lls
are taken there u felt peculiar creeping in the part
a9ested sort Of collecting up o. the diseased hu.
Dors ready for expulsion. No hurt or vsaksning
e6scs can ever arise iron their use, becsuss they
canaot ct upoa healthy parts. Taken early they
prsvsot I'll organic diseases. oh how iupo taut In
Sickness 70 ne that medicine which only extnguish-
- The disease. sa1 leaves no evil Elects behind
Sold q Bsaadrsth's Principal Once No. 2sl Oansl
street, New York. end b al respectable dealers In
osoicaees. sepl8-toct11
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Physieisns are generally 10th to speak wordia
praise Of what are called patent medicines." In
dssA Is IN article In the code Of medical sthics,
that PHI scian Who ssneaisns the ~ Ssch Psm-
sdiss cannot b considered nember Of ~ Notio~
Al Association. hut thsrs are esesptiens 70 the nest
stringent rules end many Of Ne Disciples Of Dscus-
Plus heve actually bean c0npslled, ~ the force Of
fsess, 70 SsooonsaA ~ - os Da. ,. Hosf.sTEa's
DsoAA cs Dsf78Rs, Tor sAoss diseases which ars
particularly pssvalent during the sumosr and fall.
fhsy have aseestainsd that there remedies in
~ phssnsccpis which can compare Win this won.
Aesful compound for dssasoensat q ~ systen.-
Thousands Of families residing slens the low grosnds
Of the weseern and Southern rivers, are nov con-
vinosd that they have found > medicine peculiarly
adapted for their aments while In other portions
TIE sssntsy. during the summer months, sAs demand
for IL article u equally large
Sosd By druggists and dealers generally.
- edvsrtisement In smother slumn.
ssps1.toetl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
HON. -. 9. DEAN

w e1oseas ~ Dsaple aSea NE political issuss q
- ~ - Ne 1ollsuieg times and places
lnAspsndenos, September u. at 0pm,
DslhA, Sspsembes 91c. At pm.
DubuQas. Sspssmber -. at9p pm.
LSoos, Ssutsnher 36. st 2pm.
DAs0povS. 9eptsnher ~, at9pa.
11DAoa. September -. st 3 pm.
Iowa O'y, September 70. ~ 81 pm.
Wavsdls, eaptsmbr 20, st pm.
TAs Osstrai Comoitssss Of The ssvssal eeaaties
IN Dlsass stvs tnasAats setios ss tAs shove sp-
peAnGmsnAs AAd make the nsoessasy arrsnssosnts
~ erdss u The Democratic
dTAsH CsuTR Al OounlrpsE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

The Worcester Spy furnishes the
following particulars Of the affair:
"Main street was enlivened yester.
day forenoon, about half past ten
o'clock, and gossip was made very
busy, by an affair in which a woman
used q cowbide with great JUNCTION.
Mrs. Charles g. Wheelock sssailed Mr..
A. Messenger, who keeps an embroid-
cry store at ll2 Main street, and gave
him dozen or more smart blows with
her whip. He was in the store or in
the doorway when the attack was
made, and q crowd gathered swiftly to
see what was going on The reason
for this assault n given by Mrs. Wheel
ock rs follows:
She was passing quietly along Main
street, she says, at the time stated, in
front of Mr.. Messinger's store, when
without having first uttered word in
relation to the matter-she was sud
denly accosted in an importunate man
ner by MIR. Messenger with. the words !:
Are you going to pay me this bill
| am going to dun you for it every
tune I see you in the street. On her
demonstrating with him for dunning
her for 90 small an amount as eighty.
seven cents in SO public . manner, she
states that be turned 10 those standing
or passing by on the sidewalk, and said
to them There goes lady who re-
fuses TO pay her bills See her fine
Dress" &c, with Other language Of
that character. She states that, feel.
ing indignant, she proceeded at once
to the nearest place where such an
instrument could be found, got q whip
or stick, and whipped him. And she
AIDA, with emphasis, l would do It
again.
On the other hand, Mr.. Messenger
states that Mrs. Wheelock, whom he
had several times asked to pay small
bill Of eighty-seven cents which she
owes him. began the assault upon him
thus: while passing by his store she
'OVAOu sus "uu 0uuS Oue " sOuu SOuc
Of voice, Eighty seven cents! eighty
seven cents! l shall never pay you
that BILL &c. Then, on his remon.
strating with her, she repeated the
language, when he told her he would
prosecute her If she insulted him thus,
or acted in that way any MORE
Thereupon she immediately proceeded
to get the whip or stick with which
the assault Wa made, and assailcd him.
Mr.. Measinger entered . complaint
against Mrs. Wheelock, At the Police
Office, through the City Marshal, for
assault and battery, and the case will
come up this morning, At ten o'clock
for trial, when the evidence will explain
the matter more fully. Mrs. Wheelock
10 woman Of considerable muscular
force, and some Of her blows we're very
severe. She seems to be very expert
With the cowhids; but this kind of
expertness il not usually cIassed among
feminine accomplishments, and it l.
nowise likely that her example will be
generally initiated By ladies here or
elsewhere"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

INDIAN AraoRlsAs.-Riches are les.
wealth than learning; for wisdom can
not be stolen or lost; it 10, therefore.
thy best friend, and benefits in life.
nay, even after death. Scft words
make friends; bitter words make manv
enemies. Be thankful for the le.st
after partaking Of it. One may have
youth, beauty, rank, and wealth !; but
without wisdom man 10 like beau
tifal flower that hath no fragrance
the rae impartsth fragrance to the
leaf in which it 10 folded. Associate
with the wise, end their wisdom will
cling to thee. The foolish one can
disesrn . fault In another - email -
The least Of sssds but b cannot dir
cover . fault In himself - large - 4
eocoa-uut. Lay not . sia upoa .
child bat upoa ID paseat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

THs French marriage max srs lays = let.
ter from Paris) hsvsfound . wife for that
disconsolate young vidower. the King Of
Portugal. His Aajety. they assert. has
hsen counseled 10 iemand the hand Of
Queen VictoriA's seead daughter. Such an
alliance would be advantageous In many
points Of view. - It night extend the prin.
ciples of Protestan item into country not
i'll prepared to receive them, by the intoler-
able bigotry fostersd ~ the late Queens
proteges the Jssuits.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
Wigs Wigs Wigs.

BATCHBLORS Wig aud Toupees surpsss ALL
They are elegant, light. easy and durable.
Fitting to charm-no turning up behind-n1
shrinktss on the heed; indeed this Is the only e.
tablishment whore these things are properly UNDER
stood and made.
JuIlsy-wly 208 Broadway, New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
BRAN. RlNCa AN0 RLvOon.

Aus noble trio Of able democratic
essss viii address the Democracy
eeeU county, 4 the Court House On
ase.dsy afternoon. the a7th inst, On
- lsaAiae political topics 4 tAs da,.
= binpestaat tAst every dsuee,,t /.
- CT, - ssassy, shesld nshe h .
ta1e - esysuses - sAss ssssalee.
- - - eatsalsisss - sAsss u.
1nollbAaa. Fl. a sosss
|'I||iIialTlii||i| ";
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

The New York Independent, in one
of it's able financial articles, observes !:
"A great deal of literature has been
written against the cruel creditor but
W have witnessed great deal more
wickedness aud cruelty on the part Of
the debtor-the cruel debtor. This
region is full Of the vickedness and
cruelty Of debtors. They depredate on
the honest and industrious portion Of
the community . thousand fold more
than the thieves and robbers, and in
many instances they more richly de-
serve the State prison. In most cases,
they add to fraud the meanest of
deception and treachery. The history
of the cases that pass through the
courts Of insolvency, would furnish a
multitude of thrilling tales of this
character, where not only hard work
ing men, with wives and children to
support, but dependent women are
induced to trust some fellow, who
knows he has no reasonable prospect
of ever paying the debt or some
speculstor who, when his affairs are
turning unfortunately, squanders or
conceals his property.
The law has hitherto favored the
debtor and given him all its sympathy
but experienced and observing people
are beginning to feel that, in large
majority of cases, detestation would be
. much mole deserved sentiment
The law has treated creditors As hard
hearted but in large majority Of
cases, the facts appear to be that credi-
tors, who are unsafe and unsecured, are
the victims Of men who deserve punish
ment. Shrewd business men generally
look to their securities, and the men
who trust without security are gener-
ally the men who are easily imposed
upon and need protection. 1t is get
ting to be time for the law to transfer
its sYmpatbies from rogues to honest
and industrious men. Many intelligent
persons, who have watched the opera.
ton Of the insolvent law, believe that
its influence has greatly lowered our
standard of honesty in dealing.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

tbs AMERICAN CoLLkoE n Roxk-Undsr
the direction Of the Propsesnda works are
going on with great aotivity in the Convent
Of the Umilta, In Rome to prepare it for .
college. The great building (situsts ct the
foot Of the Quirinsl. twsrd the Corso) has
been bought for t48. 0O0 and 10 destined -
. college for North Amsrica and scelssiasti.
cal students. The Bi.hops Of the United
States. who are about fifty in number, have
recently sent thirty thousand dollars to the
Pope for the necessary works and before
the end Of the wear the place will Be arrsn-
gsd. and will be abls to reosivs one huud~
red students. Tn. French College has late.
~ rebuilt the Chueh at st. Chiera. and BY
the side oft large establishment contains
sixty students. Snin hes begun vorks for
. National scclsiastical seminary. The
South American College opened last year
with thirty.five sts1ents
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
Tns nomTmEnN COUNTIES.

The exertions made by the Democ.
ssey in the Northern portion Of the
STATE are having good effect for the
ne democrat cause. A number Of
able spsaksrs have been sowing the
sssds Of truth among the people Of that
section. which havs sprung up and will
bsss-soms ten, some City and some
- hundred fold. Prom . letter to .
private citizen, which We have been
permitted TO psruse, We gather the glad
6dings that the foil Democratic ticket
vill receive an overwhelming support,
cd that Gen. Dodge and Judge Will
- II particular will run Tar ahead Of
The ticket.
The Democracy Of the North are
ssoassd and are coming forth 10 their
ssissd strength to put down and crush
eas The vile spirit Of Black Republican.
I'm, and relieve the State from the
sAsaldem Of Republican misruls. Look
ese tos . roasing Democratic majority
- ne northern counties Of Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
HON. J. F. MILLER.

It 10 amusing to notice the manner
in which the black Republican cor
ruptionists, treat those honest men,
BEN Of the Republican party, who dare
speak out their honest convictions con-
corning certain persons on the Repub-
Lean State ticket.
The late letter Of Judge Miller
IN active, outspokeu republican Of
keokuk, falls like = wet blanket upI n
the leaders Of the opposition party in
general. This fearless, honest. exposi-
ton Of putrility and incompeteucy Of
Stockton aud Love, was little expect.
cd from such = source, and we'll know
ing that Mr.. Miller is q man whose
work will have great weight with his
party, they are in pretty stew about
the matter. Some Of the leading or
gsns ere silent Is the grave upon the
subject; others are in favor Of reading
Judge Miller out Of the party; others
want to read him out . little-just
enough 90 that he can easily slip back
after this election is over. We have
no doubt Of the reoublicauism Of
Judge Miller, but he is Of that kind
that 10 not to be gagged, bliodfolded.
and led about, BY any such q firm ~
Grimes + Co., which has no other OBJ
ejset than political corruption. Judge
Miller has taken bis own course in the
matter, and will pursue it. His letter
will have it, effect to make at least
two thousand votes for the democratic
candidate for the Supreme Bench.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

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Dlos Thlnk yssAlt0r which, ActI
You'd scsrcs expect. 1t this late day,
Wnn stertIing cures book to ill;
This is the case, the million say,
With the cures Of HOryick'n PHI
They come from East, and North. and west,
And With alad tidinOe the papers ali,
0ecsuee they are the cheapest. ssHest, best
And superior 70 others 10 Herrick's PHI,
Prom Roots, and Plants. and Flowers they're
mad,
They always care-they never kill
fhousands nov 10 their graves we're laid
We're Il not for Herrick's Pill.
zach pill With sugar 10 covered DER
rare discovery Of matches skill;
Their like Wa never seen before,
Until II appeared In Hevrtck's PHI.
yor years he's worked 70 heal the sick,
With JOY olste bic bosom nlls:
For tens Of Thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF Hervick's Pills.
~ HRR1IOK's nATCHLDss vBGRT ABLE
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md women to put them up. Their cares ere mum.
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sver used themY Put up in English, Spanish, Ger.
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The IOWA STATE ALMANAC I
AND STATISTICAL REGISTER ron 1870.
THE undersigned propose 70 Issue ON or befos the
i nrst Of January, 1850. . WORK entitled . fol-
lows:
The I0sca State .alss sssac
Stattstical Register for 1850.
or which the Oopy-Risht has been secured and
arrangements made for the earliest practically pub
lication and distribution:
The ALnAHAo AND REGISTER 10 designed to IN.
brace Historical tketch Q: the TERRITORY a Otsts
Of Iowa; lists u Governors and State Omc9s, and
Judiciary, from the organization Of the Rts 70 tha
present u0e; the number and names Of Counties,
name, Of Cosaty OMcers rabies Of Census I'm ri;
sad Popular Votes Of 1885 Pot OAlcee snd
Post-Aasters; Literary and STAT, Institutions ;
Newsp.pers; Railroads Orders; Churches 0tass
and larse amount Of Other Historical and Statistic
81 matter, which may be OF for 0tate reSsyeues
toeether with thu National Platforms, President'a
Cabinet aud judiciary Of the o D; Members Of the
1eth Oongrsss, &c.
In the compilation Of this work, the editors have
In View the supply Of want long felt BY al classes
character, and hops In the prosecution and compile
tion Of this design to secure earnest co-oppera
ton throughout al sections Of the STATE and such
encouragements - viii Iced to continuance OF thu
Almanac and Register o an annual st0Ndsrd s0Ovl
efyeftrcscs.
AZ this publication win attain very large crcus.
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periodical published in Il, o6rs an invaluable
medinm for advertising, and limited nsmbsr Of
Professional and Business Cards viii b inserted
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25

Qusssc u agsis the Capital Of Csssds.-
All the Departmsate Of Government hsvs
nov been rsOovsd there
Tse Ilisois river 10 said 70 be u . worse
nsvigabls eondition than Il hes bsss ier 10
yesrs
TIE ealorie engine ussd by the Cincinnati
Penny Prsss hAs Cost but els dusiag AZ
months, while the sxpsnss Of steam power
would have been ct lsese 800.
HrsAn P. LrsuE. the individual Who re-
gently . indled several young ladies out Of
their wearing apparel and other property
bv fraudulent representation, vas convict
I'd on Tuesday, in Philsdslphia. Of the lar.
cesy, and sentenced TO three years impris-
onment 10 the Psnitsntiasy.
Ma Lows, Of New York. iutends to start
5000 with his new serial ship. Of which ws
have already given some description. for
Europe. ssross the Atlantic. He y quite
sanguiss Of sueessa when fully inflated
his balloon will be $50 feet in hight.
Tas greatest +" throwing" on record, va
recently done by Indspsndsnes Engine
C." Of DAYTON, Ohio, whose machine played
. stream 200 isst high. through 500 test Of
hose, with an inch uoszis.
In late letter Of the London Times, Mr..
james A. Lockwood ssyaJthat the raising Of
the sunksn feet ct Sebastopol vas proceed
ing successful about fourteen ships only
remained to BE- raised. That portion Of the
feet sunk ct the entrance Of the harbor
will be blown up.
II can marry any girl Iplsase." aid
young fellow, Boosting y.
Yes. but you can't please any girl" r..
tortsd . companion.
Thx artseiau veil ct Columbus 10 now
two thousand Two hundred and fifteen feet
deep, and progressing downward ct the
rate Of six feet per day. The auger has
been in limestone rock for the last one hun.
dred feet.
A letter from Paris, published in the In.
dependent Bslgs. says the Emperor Of France
made peace merely for the purpose Of put
ting down the naval supremacy Of England
and unlss she submits quietly here must
be var.
A Commissioner from the Massachusetts,
State Agricultural Socity was in England.
selecting stock fer exploration d the United
States. He had elrssdy shipped twenty
three head of choice Ayrshire cattle, six
head Of pure bred Kerry cattle shetland
heifer. very superior Cleveland stallion.
three Shetland posies,s lot Of Scottish black
faced sheep. . Cotswold ram. and collection
Of poultry.
The Overcoming Evil With Good Con-
vsntion" which VS. in session ct Buffalo.
during Friday and Saturday q last week.
finally adjourned on Sunday. much to the
relief Of the people of Buffalo, who are
heartily sick Of the Spiritualists. Frsslovsrs
Infdsls ang Fsnstic Of whom 1t was COM
posed.
A trial has just terminated st the Mid
dlessex sessions. resulting IN establishing .
law in relation TO kissing. A geatlsman IN.
dsrtook to kiss . lady because the said he
couldn't tustle ensued-botl fell on the
floor, and in the melee she bit the mans
nose off-but did not get kissed. He sued
for damages. aud the Court ruled that
man had no right to ron such risk with his
nasal organ unless he Was wiling to stand
what damages might come from such tri-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-25
RAILROADS


4ississippi : Missouri J.
1ssiss run b. Chiesgs t.se, vhssh IL svsovs Z
esse tester has Dsvnpsss u0s.
cd sMss Monday, April iith. -. - Z
se0se. trains vii lsove DnvsADsge
o.@asl Columbus CITY. WasAinaoos -
0tly (euadsys e.cspt~el q se1oVs:
~ 1apsen md 0aA Train q &c
Iraans WIN lssvs Dsvsapsss s.s 0Assss. Aans,
aeys s1cepsed - follow
Ist Nail Train, q 10 n
% D1oreos Trsin, q A
trains sr1tvs d Dsvsspsst aaay, psaAay, q
raoA TINE East.
lot 1xvssss Train q asS
d 0an Train, at M
1Aon TEE VRsr.
lot Man rPain. a. a.
fSains run By Chicago time, which n tvsv,
esee fesser than Davenport time.
Al trasns ont Of Davsopors wan uaes suanne
q Coeunos City, Washington end Iowa IN,
Ne western Stage Co.'S stAess for AZ r.as1s =
h P10e11es Tratn connects = nocs Isis.s
0aseaao noca Island Railroad trsins sor sil .
8ast, North end sosth.
p10o1gen ase rsnialsA Of ~ neaauny -.
e0onoe 06oso)oo - - The aouo1DoSooo a ~,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sssoss sahAae ~ 9
n. ,. ne Aospins l0lO A ~ tr.,s A, -
eooneese q Jtlies With trains On the l1,aAaesa
osal , ! q The Junction with traise - ~ +
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