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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Mississippi 4 Missouri B. B.

mlooA0oAppA u 0A0bOtA1l H. In
Trains run BY Chicago time, which IL twelve min
utes fas .er thsp Davenport time.
I'm and after Monday, Jan ls.h, 1859, and until
~ further notice, trains will leave Davenport Ter
huscstine, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
3hy fslndsya -xcep-ef, As follows:
ist Express and all Train at sos N
Trains will leave Dsven port Tor Chtcaeodai Sun
AYE excepted follows:
fst Nail Train, 81 955 n
ID xx2ress Train, IT SEQ p n
Trsins arrive At Davenport daily. (sundsys sxosp
tsd) - follows:
YRoM TEE EAST.
LIST Express Train u s45 "a. y,
"a Mail Train, at So ? m
FROM THE wETT.
LIST Express and Nah Train, al 545 ? y
Trains run by Chicago time, which Is twelve min
0tes faster than Davenport time.
All trains out OF Davenport VIII make connections
st Coumbs City, Washington and Iowa City with
the Western HtaRe Co.'S etages for all point. West.
The Passenger Train oonnectJ 81 Rock Island with
CHICAGO Rock Island Railroad trains for oil points
East, North aud South.
Passengers reminded OF the necessity OF giving
iistnc. direction as TO the destination OF their bag
gage, also procure before taking heir scsts
the cars.
N. b. The Morning (e55 A M train for the East
con ects at let nth trs.ar on ire Michigan Cen.
al x at the Jut ct.sB with trains on the Pitts
burg, ~ Wa,ne h Cni ,T1 X K; ri l'cago vii
tram on the michigan Southern and Michigan Cen
usi E>n Rosds.
jag DIR JOHN +. TRACY, ,upt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
To tho Tax Payers Of Scett Co..

TO Jn0 TAX Fey0IS VI CCOCC w..
THE Law relating to the collection Of Taxes have
i ing been materially changed, do hereby Civ
nstice that agreeably 10 the last act relative fhere
to pas .ed BY the GeneI 81 Assembly Of the State o
Iowa the Taxes for the year 1868 are now DUE. and
that upon such taxes remaining vnp0d January 18th
next the costs accruing viii Be BY Law added thereto
December 6, lStS.
Collector and Treasurer Of scott cosnty, Iva.
der1-f&Vtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

Cobys new catalogue, which is sent free to al
parts Of the country, contains all the most popular
book OF Tire dav.
Agents wanted in every town IN the Union. Those
desiring to act can obtain full particulars BY al
dressing Is above.
Being largely interested in publishing books and
buying from other publishers in busine 9, quantitiei
for cash, We are abel to make larger discounts
to country az nts than can be had at any other
tabshment In the country.
An extra 81 % Book and GIFT given to any per
son ordering n books at one time to one address.
sind for . Catalogue Address
J. A. COLBY,
dec20 wamo lis Randolph ST., Chicago
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
RAILROADS


Chicago + Rock Island Railroad
Winter .Arr0ts OEssae1ef,
an and AFTER sun3a. Dec. 5th 1851, and until
NIfurthcr notice trains will leave kocA island daily
Snndsys sHoepted ~ follow
fst mail train NJ 10 20
~ freight IIlSAn
ID night express 6lb r II
rysins srriye At Rock Island daily, Sundays .G.
ocpted follows
LIST night express ~ s2sAn.
III freight trains At OPP n
81 mail tram 81 SOP n :.
All trains this roas are in direct at
Chicago with trains b,th the Michigan Soutaern
Michigan Central Pittsburg, Port Wayne and Chics-
go Raj Road q and from Detroit, foissio,
Gievslnnh Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh.
Dunkirk, Bunal0, Niagara Fails Albany, New York,
Ptleisl,hiA, Baltimore and Washington. Also ~
tas5ae with trains ~ the IIinois Central hOst-
North To 9aiers and South 10 81 Louis ard Cairo, 70
which places tokets Can b. procured ~
" Is. Gremneiie, Ticket Agent,
Agents, r. X Depot Rock Island.
Passengers reminded % the ssity n Rfvine
istnct directions the des- tnstion Of their bag
gage 70 procure tickets before taking their sests
the care the onf motors collect fare only TO eta
tons OF the line OF the Chicago hRDck island rat road.
JOHN p TRACY, Superintendent.
W H. WHnhAn, Asst Sup't.
Rocf island. Dec. s, Ishs tdHl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE.
FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.,
OF Athens. Pa.
Capital paid up In FULL. 4200. ono
Surplus in addition thereto. 81 4s5
STATE FIREAND MARINE INSURANCEOO.
or Harrisburg, Pa.
Cash Capital paid up In full 900
Mcneil X Bro, Charles Leslie,
O. n. Shpman, I.P. Coates,
Parker b Edwards, Attorneys At Law.
Od,ce-No. 10 Brady street up stairs, with PARKER
4 Rdwsrds.
Union Coffee and Spice Mills !
81 PERRY STREET, (Grggs Block)
BET. 2D AND 3D. SIS, DAVENPORT.
UVHK subscriber would rsapectfully inform the
i Grocers aud OFT gems Of Davenport and Rock
Island cities and their vicnies that he is prepared
FIJI All Orders in His Line,
OF THE
BEST B .ME DIUM GRADES
AT PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.
QUALITY ANTE E D i.
Sold in quantities to suit purchasers. and
Deliceved Free Of EEpe1sse.
Oalll end examine my stock Of
ROASTED AND GROUND C0FFEEs,
GROUND PEPPERS,
GLOVES,
ALLSPICH,
CINNAMON,
GINGER,
cALRRATUS,
Mustard Tall grades) Cream Tartar, also. 81 0arb
Soda, Csrawsy De- d, IN Cans, PsIes ana bulk, ana
f,r stvle and neatness OF packages, unsurpassed in
the world. Fresh goods constantly on hard.
Jan6 JAMES VAN RIPRR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
Consumption 9T s.sh ina.n EeIn.

nOLD DR.. Stephen n Burns (the
~ celebrated lnoian Physician
having arrived TO All advanced old
age, desires 10 spend the remnant
OF his days in sending .othe attic
ted throughout the land tie Medi-
cine which has proved so success.
fu In the Cure OF CONSUMPTION,
Bronchitis. Asthma, LIVER Com
plaint Coughs, Dssp' psia, &c,
Sfree of chdrge.
The ole Doctor has brought his
remedy to great perfection in his
practise o. the last II ty years, and
feels confident that 1t W II cure 8
cases cut Of ten of confirmed Con-
sumption. As bis all lent circum-
sstanc.s enable him, he will send
each applicant who furnishes a
description Of his ynptons =
small quantity Of his medicine,
',wlth minute and explicit directions
for pr pairing it themselves, when
they shall have tried it., and learn.
cd 1t. beneficial effects in their Ca
',scs. Each applicant viii send 3
stanps SCENTS, to pay the return
letter, ana to assist IN the payment
OF this advertisement Address
DIR. s. Ii. BURNS,
New York
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

" Ellis C0ndItIOnD
w German POWDEh
For Horses, Cattle, Mules and Sheep
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
BOOTS AND SHOES
wholesale ID RotA1l,
THE EMPIRE STORE!

BRADY STREET, DAVENPORT.
r nAvR now IN store . large and well selected
1 stock Of Boots and Shoes, which invite
the attention OF all In wsrt Of articles In my line
Ob1snfyv Traders wishing TO repenish their stock
Will ind II 20 their advantage 70 call before
purchasing elsewhere.
10 nv numerous customers who prefer Custom
WORT We continue 70 hold oct Inducements in the
way Of prime stock and ayItsh soOvk, not equalled
ths side Of New York.
All Kinds of Lad,ea' WORT manufactured % usual
gJv17' ". GARRETT
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

NrW uIVOVIy anu vS1spVy OV~sO
WE have opened Store at our old stand, corner
ROCK ISLAND AND SECOND sTs.,
Where we hav. now and shan continue to keep, .
good At sprtment OF
O. n q q II H Z Il -,
BOOTS .aA.D SHOES,
RKADY MADE CLoTRlNG, HATS AND CAPS.
BATTING, WOODEN YARN,
Also, many articles Of
DRY GOOD S,
cALICoEs, pELAINEs, FLANNRLs, sKIRTING,
TONS, &c.
Those who want to buy Coffee Tea, Sugar. Mo
Lass and o,h.T Groceries, Will ave money u ca i
ing on Us before they purchase elsewhere. Don't
forget the place,
cox. ROCK ISLAND AND SECOND S7J.,
Lately occupied by Messrs. Shepherd Il Son, paper
| dealers.
dec1 r. & r. II. TYNER
.IIZ Goods Nelirered Free!
III. A. WUPPERMANN,
BRADY STREET GROCERY STORE.
A GENERAL APPOINTMENT OF GROCRRIEs
| n and Provisions at Wholesale and Retail.
Fresh Sugars at Reduced Prices.
MOLASSES AND SYRUPS,
Teas OF all kinds; Coffees, Fine Old Jave and Aocha
Rio, etc.; god Butter prime Cheese; Fresh Eggs;
| Syrup of all kinds; white Pepper, etc; Tapioca,
Pearied Sage. MAccAron. yermceli, Pesrled Barley,
Split Peas etc. Raisins, Figs, Dates, Prunes,
Grapes, etc.
Canada Hemp and Fyar Seeds,
| A complete assortment OF
PRESERVED FRUITS
. Je'iies,' Jams, Pickles, Catsups, Lea & Perkins,
Worcestershire Sauce, French and English Mustard,
| Spanish Olives, Capers, Herbs, etc.
CHOICE WINES, LIQUORS AND CIGARS.
| oc9
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
MEDICAL.
The 6kEAItSI
MEDICAL
} DISCOVERY
OF THE AGE.
EVERY KIND OF llUMOE

NIk KENNEDY, % Rox4gry. has q cove Cd IL
Asl one o. our common pasture weeds d remedy 'hat
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11

Mustard TALL erades) Cream Tartar, also. b Oarb
soda, Carawsy &c. d, In Cans, PsIe.s and Bulk, and
for stye and nestnsss OF packages, unsurpassed IN
I.n6 JAMES VAN RIPRR.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-11
Trustees Sale.

u. LhCN sab,
SherifI, OF Scott county. Low
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

WlLLARDS' HOTEL e Davis, w r
bootn ana ~, SWIM, Baker, Holcomb
Bee. Gal; Capt Jones, U SA; II Il Turner. Mo.
w Toplif, Bliss, Prescott Illinois: ( n
Alling and family, N J; CASPIAN, Pa; Hon /. X
Bowen and iylJ Baysmon and ly, Miss Copgley,
MIS- Col Tuiey and daughter, G. M Roche. Md
r NJ Albony. Va; F Mallory, USA; Il III Nath.
neal, Pa; X Tinsey. Ind; o 6 p Marvin, NJ; :
Ide. NY; Ebbin, UsN; G w Greene, NY; s NJ
FELTON,, Pa; 6 Parker, DIR F., Mrs, and Miss
Howe, 6 Archer, Mass; NJ Butteffeld' y Y: G. :
keyser, Pa Martin, York; MIR and MIR.
Archer, Nd; Miss TOwles, La; Miss Hester, Ten;
JaFray and lady, NY.
NATIONAL HOUEL-Miss NJ III Willing.
w A Miller, l. Grover, c Hess, Md; C q Le5,
ley, MINI; c Babb, w d Denny, Pa; Jen-
kns, b A Clark, and Miss Watkins. NY; NJ
Magers, Arb; CORN, KY; Mrs ii NJ Marston,
Mass l. Kindan, RI; C Fendy, ] X Tyler. y
y; 6 Gerrish, Mass; F. Mataers, n l.: G. n
p pnss, " Chiffon, Del; Chiffon, d.; o
hooinson, Finch and lady, " Yk; o Bsac.
and lady, Wis; Day, CT; Ii Caron, Tenn. an
Andrews, Pa; p Rust, Cal.
BROWNS HOTEL ID Barnes, NY; " II
Wentworth. Mich; "A Cot and, NY; J j Uot,o,r-
o; l. Berk, do; Or w l. Marsh, Pa; w Pric.,
Cullom. Tenn; II Sullivan, Ga; h william.
Mo; % Mckeny, do; 3 Wellen, Pa; WJBeali''
Md; Burgwyn Co: Nc: G Brooks, Mass;
J Sltey and lady, NJ; J I'll VI C4psheIl aud Iady
Va T Gamer, do; ID II Spencer, Tenn: A I ne
Rossst and lady, Nc; II Webster, Md; w II Da.
ley, Pa; Alien, Tex; Fl CORN, Tenn; Mrs An
d:ews, Pa Pendleton, Va
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-R Walker.
Ala u U Gould, Pa; A williams, Md; A N will
nams, do; w II EuvaIl, NY; J ri Cumins. do: G.
= DeIanys Pa; Delany, do; G w Manning. do:
ID Fuller, III; G Morrison, Pa; Il willy and
naay, ooi weldon, q; Miss Osborn, Va; ID b
Brinn, do; w II Browning do: Miss C;ritin Do.
srother, do; Miss McDonai, do; o B lick
man, Mrs Hickerson, do; 6 Brandt and adv. pa.
Miss Garden, Md; Mise Nelson, do
hRkWOOD HOUSE.-F PeItee, Pa: p
motifs, ny ii Bouing-r, Pa; L Dowi Mas ::
lrgulie, Cali + ii Whiiehurst, Va; II Coz
do rdxon, Ill; ID Davis, Ky; Davis, do;
r Burney, Va; Pa'tby. Mass; q A Wheat,
lex; Ef southrk, Mo- Willisworth, III; II II
Mon and lady, o; n JRyan, Va; &C LYON.
Tenn. '"'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10

NJ Mrs. All How, with her friends Mrs All
Lee, Mrs. Ah-ChOy, Miss All Hon, and Miss b.
sing, was arrested on New Years night, in San
Francisco, for rapPing on the window to attract
the attention OF paSsers-by. The ladies' are Of
Chinese extraction, and we have reason to be-
heve that the last mentionsd was distinguished
vocalist in her native land.
IDA newly imported sheIp. - after being e.-
taollsbed in Fifth Avenue palace as maid OF all
work, was seen shortly after with a pail full Of
Stops rom the kitchen carefully exploring the
Pariors, the drawing room, the library, the bou.
doir, the music room, and other places, il In
search OF something which she could not find.
At last meeting the lady OF the house, she In .
CURED seriously, "if you phase, mistress, where's
the Pig"
u A sharp piece of swindling peculation IN
New Jersey waste lands was developed In New
York court on "Wednesday. Two men had an
elegant map prepared, showing poPulous coun-
Try village called Cedarville, in the centre Of
tneir property, where unsod lots and farms waited
disposal, and by Its means Induced New York
merchant to part with - 500 worth Of goods Ia
bogus sale They were properly looked after.
Wf"We have seen some beautiful evening cos.
TUNES, one of which was of blue terry velvet the
SKIRT Is without any trimming, but very full the
low-necked body is open en- point, almost to the
waist; IL is followed out and forms braces
which are fastened on the shoulders; the front
piece Is composed of body OF plated muslin,
with sleeves Of the same, bordered with terry
velvet, and they are covered with voIuminous
white tulle pufs,'' say the French Fasbions.
open 70 the waist, This is probably the SUN
dress" style.
IL challenge to skate was given by Miss
",of Salem, Di Vernon young lady, who
saucily gave out that if anv Of the male sender
could catch her, she would forfeit kiss The
Boston herald says that athletic negro be airing
OF the challenge gave chase, and so0n his arm
snclrcied her waist. Her brother, however
averted the smack by presenting the fellow with
d % oiu-telling him to ''slider The African
started on offender" with the funds remarkinU
andioly that he "would'nt give S5.o kiss any
white gal libin.n '
W NJ Goruni, distinguished German Pro.
lessor, has riginated an inieres;ino erneIimsn,
In Illustration OF the mountains. He mpIts GER
tain substances Of different specific gravity In
vessel, allowing them TO cool gradually Attest
there Is an even surface, but il soon cracks OMEN
and portions Of the lower straits ooze up and
form raduaI elevations, until ranges and chat ms
OF nils are formed, exactly corresponding in
shape with those which are found on the earth.
Even 10 the satisfaction, the resemblance is said
TO be surprisingly complete, and GorVni also pro-
ouces, In similar manner, a small scale the
phenomenon OF volcanoes and earthquakes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10

n, N, m ., ~,
X ID! r. A ID :! X T. ID y!
The MUST NE "a MA AbLE CURE ON
hECORD,
MRS. nj. COX'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DE-
CUCrION TRIUMPHANT!
Au,ewbo are fliotsd Rad tho fo,,,w,rv ,i6
- 49, 49, naS.rt aiIa e T i,s,, .s 70 si.i
49, nf m y o1U- n.9o 'o' vi Do''i''oio' ~ho
'o'e vi 70 % N"' ,rp-,rov
To Mn. NJ Conn ~ - n,r,,,o, ;,,-,;o. 90
xonuo sd tb ,t ~ na -, ~, =, h W
ai ~ tnu P.o ~ ,he ~ uet
~ iasot oi you. rageoie heuieihe' VIC ihoiah
SsgetaDie Oecocton. 49,,
haSe oeSh d severe tuu5fsI ior heary thirty
It9rs IIo Sait UNI wnicn nos .ssaiI9 ca me- az
an eIent POROUS, rom tne arE,pts 10 the ioWeI 81
uenities, conhhns INC 70 my ena,hoor anu the
nouse auIink tug entu9 winter VI 'so4 an sne sld
oi ou.oI ion IN? ,ssu a. Iao ", noInnio
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10
EeSicins,
IT TIE ONLY ARTICLE
~ Z VA L L E d [ " MAR Z =
WITH IMnRNsH
HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND,

The reason Why, 10 thst BY Natures own yrocess
II restores the natural color permanently after the
thus max ca It grow on nsid heads rsnoves All daI
drun, itching and heat from the sea p, spiets AND
sohe and may be relied upon to cure ali diseases o.
tie soap sad hair lt Will stop snd keep from fall
and II used BY the young two or three times week
will never fai or become gray; then, reader read
The following and judge for yourselves:
Eessrs. o. J. woop 4 oo-Genilelnen: H.vins heard
good deal about Professor WOODS hair ny
hal. beng q1e gray made mind ley .sld.
prejndioes which n with many persons
u.ing your article 70 test Il Cor myself
TIE result has been satisfactory th4; very rse
msDt Of others who but who having
willing yOnr tr. III dee have fur the,
pro and the best pro being ocular
dire. then to me for iGrth,r proof .bo oct
tn: n z Wire Railing E.s,bishmsnt every day.
ps.r.nce svery way being sosssr and thicker
LAM So1,: r: :; os,sm a5s.r ys....
LryISssroS Ala, r.L. Il. 1853
Pnov wooDaDsAr Sir: Your hair Restorative ass done
slightly diminishing for several esuset suppose
using ar R.ir eestor.iv. fer ,ir weeks and ma th.s
have the head e hair now growing aer having used eli
other remedies known. eject tLinE m
n.se remedy es.-Dt .Hd advise all Who .nlieed
that way 70 use your rsnsdy You ca. Pnei:h u yo'
PKILApsLrHIA, Sept 9 1857.
Psoy WooD-pesr Sir Your Hair Restorative PROVING
ttse highly beneficial The 'front.' aud also the
part Of my esd almost l"sI is
have nsed but half pint bottles Restore
the bead IL well stud6sk vita prom sins
Of har aid the front also
ave tired other preparations without ben 1T
ever think from my peTscnA alton car
induce any ott ers to try Yours respectfully,
ID. X. THokAs N. D.. No s6& Vine Street
The Restorative is put NJ in bottles Of three sizes
VIZ large, medium AID small; the small holds n
pint and rstcs for 81 per bottle; the medium no dt
Al m N rtrnp fhen he
small, retaIis for 81 per bottle; the large holds
quart 10 per cent. more IN proportion, aud retails
for IS bottle.
o. J. VOID CO., froprietors, Si2 Broadway
New York, lin the great n. Y. Wire RaIIns rs
tabllshment. and Ia Market street. IT. LOUIS. Mo
And sold 10y all good druggists and Fancy Good
Dealers. nUl7 SIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10
ii GENUINE PREPARATION,

Il GENUINE PREPARATION.
BTGHT for for the R Rsbsss
sSSHHS e e. r s5s.'
HELMB0LR,s BEGHT Or Rlmasss g VISION:
aELMBohD,s BUGHU for Genera Debiiiiy.
aEEMs9tP,,s REGH% {SI Sfsss s y s:A''
e. e. S1is :; 'n' s1H
HELMBOLU'S BUCHU for heavl ness OF tue Ey Q
IDS, with Temporary Suiusion and Loss of Sight.
lessness, with Want OF Attention, Horrcr of So
HELM B3LD'S BUcHu for GO fxcsss%s arising
from indSore sgX nna Al bseaseI Of the
Existing IN either sex from whatever cause orig
mated aI0 How fS 18a' LoSG STANDING.
by srsTi WITH direasss Of the Fiddler dE E;1n
cous or nervous and debilItated IL Is IA It. long
sInce established, that any disease of these organs
allowed to go on-whch this medIolne InvarIsb re-
moyes-so0n follows Loss of Power, Faulty, and
pfe. Who can say that these exercises are not fre
suenty followed by those dretu diseases, Insanity
Iums. and the melancholy deaths by Consumption
hear ample witness to the truth of these ertUns
In Lunatlc hs}luHs the most melancholy Exhibition
appears. The cOuntenance is actual y SO den and
quite destltute-neIther mirth grief ever bists
IT. Should sound OF the voice occur, 1t Is rarely
with woeful measures. wan Despair,
Low. sullen sounds, his greet eguiled"
pebHlty ~ most terrible, and has brought thous
ands upon thousand TO uIImely graves thus ba.t-
Ing IN ambition OF many noble youths. Ii can be
1-'N y iNFhLLiBLE REMEDY.
The "aSs of voluntary testimony In possession IF
the Proprietor vOGcIIug its virtues and curative
powers.Is Immense, embracing names well known
TO science and fame. Certificates of cures from ore
month to twenty years stsnclng, and of the most
reliable and re'POnslbie character open for in
spscuon. i,om Governors of States, judges, emf
nent Phys elans, and distinguished Clers ymen.
HELMBuLD'S EXTRACT BUCHiJ is pre-
pared directly according to the rules of Pharmacy
ha %.n I6 ae c.s nmd
blIatIUn See Professor Devices valuable Works
on the Practice Of physc. and most of the late
Standard Works of Medicine.
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU is safe and pleasant in
taste ard odOr, but immediate in Its action
Personally pspPesr1d before me, az Alderman Of
Chemist. who being duly sworn does say. that his
preparation contains no Narcotic. ercury, or in
RR!qf sr AZ y sas Mssu.ou,.
Sworn and subscribed before me this Esd day of
November, 1854. WM. =. HIBBARD. Aldermsn.
Price per bottle six for IS, delivered to any
ONE THING CERTAIN.
TRIAL Costs BUT A DOLLAR-TRYIT
panied BY rellst and sponslbs Certihoates from
Ss Of Mf s1 Goef and
Toe south Tenth st., below Chestnut, Philada
T9 be had Of oil Druggists and dealers throughout
the United States Canadas. and British Provinces.
Ask for HELMBOLD'S-taks no other. Cures
and 7th street, Washington City, and ali other
druGSIsts. ian &-eOlv~
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Miscellaneous.
AYERS SARSAPARILLA.

IA COMPOUND REMEDY I'm which We have lAbsrsd TO
extract Of Par. sars.paril. combined
win other substances Of still greater Alternative TO
esertsd TO cure II 10 believed that such remedy
wanted BY compl.nts and
msn.s s.rric. to t. large Gas. Of our sictsd feowe
Iens How complete this eomround win do II has been
by ofthe 70 be found
Of the following complaints: r'r-
Disc ULcrns PInrLEs BLorcHEs TraoRs SALT
kHEUs SCALD HEAP SYPHILIS SYPHILITC AFFECTIONS
RKUI DEBILITY DYsPkPsIA IspIsEsrIoN ERYsIPELAs
Rose FrHE aud indeed whole class OF
TIT, compound win be fonnd great promoter of health
IN the oo a &c s sa BY % m
ulson OF them nipped in the
foul erurtous and uIosrous
through which the win rid itsef OF
body BY medicine Cleanse
the v~ted blood whenever so mpurit bursting
you the veius
!. i.ios and yoas f.snss viii tell you when
ter health aud live longer for cleansing tie blood Keep the
sooa srsh5 and q. Ss a Win This gsS os Of life
something must and the machinery Of life is
s.fs.parill. h.s deserves much reputation of
nplishrs these ends But the world sSTeg
h.: iii HGa. .i for it Ia"
more because many prsp.r.tns to be tonss
During years public have BEEN mis- ed By large
for dollar frauds upon the
oen no Curative nyopsrtie. Aenss bitter .nd
painful disappointment ha, followed the the vari
extracts Of Sarsspsra which Good the the
itef 10 Justly dispsed and has become
with imposition and cheat still we call this somp"nnd
from load Of CbIoqay which upon
tue. which are by the ordinary run Of the dis
eases 1t .. Intended t. cure u order to secure tleir
pete eradication from the systea the remedy should be
judcOusly taken according to directions the bottle
PREPARED By
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10
III The Philadelphia Inquirer has the follow
Ing paraoraph about an actor:

ing paragraph dOOuI an dtIOI
cit will be remembered that Mr. Charles ii
Weeks, an actor, aboat a year ago, during the
revfvals in New York, left his profession. and
was subsequently licensed as a preacher OF the
Gospel. Recently, be has accepted an engage
ment to play for three nig hts at the Troy Theatre
In letter he states his reasons for his course,
and u Is touching, and probably a sincere ap-
peai TO the public not to Judge his conduct harsh
y Ine reasons which have compelled him are
the cialins OF his blood relatives upon him They
depend upon his labsr; and he hnds that be can
not pursue his studies without making them suf-
fer He adds that II will be seen that he can
yet De Christian and follow the occupation for
self"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-02-10
EVENING STAR.


LOLA MONTE A PRINTERs-The Cleveland
Plaindealer says:
s'Some of hose wise men, the editors, have
started a story that Lola MonteZ did not write
those sparkling and piqnant lectures which she
delivered tn various cities with such brilliant
success. Lola Montez Is a thoroug bly, cultivated
and remarkably gifted woman, whatever her ph-
vste faults may be; and to say that she is incapa
Bile OF writing the lectures she delivers, is alike
absurd and mean. Give US the proof The writer
OF this paragraph will make oath that once upon
. ume ne saw the dashing Countess take com
posing stick, 60 to a case, and with no copy ne
lore her, set up sharp and racy communica alton,
In which a certain editor was very handsomely
used up. The only instruction she had was emp
tying the sticks. The incident happened Ia GIN
einnai Lola Montez not write Tell that 10
the marines. She can set type, too.