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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHEsEBRoUGI,

Dental 0a1EGOO11s
xIyOULp respectfully info,n TIE inhshitasts Of
w Davenport and vicinity thos be hes opened -
once dtrectiy the Davenport 0as o. ., 10 4es-
wins Block on Perry, between 1Atrd and FOURTH sts
for the Transaction Of Mechsnieal and Operative Do
tistry In eli It's branches Having recstved instrue
tic fvo and dsrins ~ rsse yeer been aseosaasd
feels conAdeDt that any opegofons sotruo "a - hin
wlI be executed In . careful and skilleal DaoEsr -
He vii, Be most happy 70 shov sny who mar favor
him Nth call his Recommendations, which ore of
the highest chsssetsv; and would invite the most
critical examination upon all york Committed 10 hs
hands. All opersiions regsstsfed and vsrrs.tsd -
He solicts share Of the public patronage Aad tabss
pleasure In submitting the soaowiff testimonial:
NEW LosDos, Ost %, 1857.
This may certify that Dr.. J. Chesebroueh has been
pupil Of mine In the study Of Dentistry, and that
turing the past year. he has operateh With in ny
Once In h!s professional ability have The greatest
confidence, and rotsily recommend him TO any
wishing such services - those Of careful end skin.
sul Dental Operator. WV. oHD1P11LD.
And also In referring to Aessrs.
q. 7. q q. Shepard, Hon Z. W. Wnnsms,
?. o. LD.rned, DR. ". ". shs0eld.
Hon Ebeaessr learned. learned,
Or. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel nunttnGtoo.
3 " Browne, Dr. v Seoddasd,
Of New London, Conn also 70
DR.. Barrows, y Barrow,
Hon Cannon, Dr. 0ekcP,
Dr. withexvax, Rev Aasoo,
Guriey 1sq.. Aears Osok Sargent,
Rev Packard, D - Trus.
n Barrow ESQ VA Rsminetes,
B B Woodward, Az Mast,
@ " Smith, PMerWin,
aYs yn.ls.. Az s.liey: lSsss
1ev @ Assoun, Ohss PovsTs
JOS Lsmhssts. Jno n Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09
Trustees Sale.

VTTHEREAS on the nth day ~ May, A. D. 1858.
w wilhelm Beser and HenIirtts yer his w,fe
executed unto Aus in G rbin, a. rrnstee q certain
Deed Of Trast, conveying to said Trustee th- land
In Scott county, lows d. scrbcd ~ follow, to Wit
The south east quarter ~ of the routh We quart
er Of ction thirty four (34 10 tow ship seven
Dine (79) nJrh OF rarge two (2) east u tie 9th
Principal serbian, cont aiming forty (l0) acres
or less, which said conveyance msd by the said
wilhelm Beyer ana wife fer the purpose o. secur-
Ing the payment u csrtsin promise Try note and
the int rest there n, signed by the said y hhelm
Bss dated the 1lth day Of May d 1853. AMI
payable one year II date - the o,d-r OF nelep j.
Clifford at Ascklot Corbins banking house and
Tor the sum OF two hundred dollars with interest at
the rate Of ten per cent pr sInum after maturity.
Anf nov said notr having become due : payable
and he said wilhelm Beyer having failed 70 psy the
same ustin Oorbin Trustee q II IRE said do here
b give this public notice, thai by virtue Of the power
which Is in vested by said dee6oftrust will, on
Saturday the twentieth day Of Augu,t A. u 1850
at the hour Of two O'Clock In the aitevnoou
Of said day, At the Court Rouse deos. In shs
city OF Davenport expose and OFFER for sale ct pub
lie auction &c the highest bidder for cash the parcel
Of land above described, much thereof ~ shall
b ucisnt to pay the amount Of said note
With the interest thereon 70 the day Of sa getbeg
With eli the costs and expenses attending aid SALE
costs Of this notice and trustees fees
Dated the 37th day Of July, D.I8ss
AUSTIN CORBfN,
juy96 Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09

SherfH,s Sale

s1 III c g. asw y. n t.s, cotn & sou
R' Nrtae o. srecis, execution Issued srrm ths
~ ono of th- Cesk OF the Dts,rie, co,r, a. s~.s,
county. slate OF love- In favor o, Vim n v,n,.,,,n
pi.ih.n, and Asain.t US Aexlss q "a H.,.h Arsir,
hcIendeafs dated o. ne 9StA issS snd N -. ,,,,,
"a oomnaniti ms tina, OF Il r. q ts,.t~ h.,.,,.,
Ter descfitsd, OF the said hsrie. 3 Acsl.,
cause 10 be n ade the sun ~ ~ bons,.a ,,,,..
eight and ss'0O liars with n,er,r an, ers,. -,
- commsn, Cd ~ said special xerutlon h.v.i..
Id upon the Following iscribed raj -ss 49, $780,.
Ia SCOTT COUNTY stAe o. lows, viz Tn. .o,,h h.ls
oeD oek on 10 Wint-rtnn' subdivision q, a.. -.
h.u OF ne MOTT LAST quarter OF sscti9ntv.,y,,r
w township wvsntl eight nJrth N rang. ~. -,
OF thr on NJ, b,uad~d foi,aws t-sit =, -
wet Dvi sou Ave-ne, N. SINH ~. 80
~ nu.. On the eau ry Chestnut avn. ~ ~.
rlh By 'weoiy-'oet all ), containing s,e ss,s.
more or lie as
And hereby give pstlic NJ tee that han asar
LOT sale At pnbiic oatciy at the Court Hoa,e !, an
thetAy of Davenport, Ia scott c..unty To-. o.
Wedn-eiey the let tay OF august 1859 Al m. h,n
Oh 0clocA n - an day, to e. sbs. ~ -.
ofder therefor In cash, The above deco tte, n,o
Or sumcient thereof 10 sstitfy tie above drpl Nm
interest and costs '' WA
Dated this 22d day Of July, 1859
,,. II LEONARD
Suy - Shrfd OF Scott county, lore
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09
LegNl TOflCe.

SCOTT COUHTY,ss
Elizabeth Blanck }
vs. yOTiginal Eatice.
Frederick Buick }
To Frederick 1lunck, DeTt.
VOU are hereby EotiHed that there Il now on ne
IN the office OF the Clerk OF The District Court Of
Scott County, petiion OF Elizabeth blunek claim
ing Of you Divorce from the bonds of mstrimony
for cause that yoL have deserted her for NOR. Ii
twoyens, and that unless ytu appear and answer
thereto at the next term Of laid eoHrt On or
the nth day OF September 1859 judgment will be
rendered against you thereon according the prey
er Of the petition
Dated June 20 1859.
HA0AM0ON,
June3O-w4W P16ss Atty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09

TN STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court Of
Scott County, (Dcott County. Ios q.
DY virtue Of special executIon issusa from The
- once q The Clerk Of the District Cours Of eeet
Opanty, 0eoee Of Iowa, In fsvGr Of BulVnoP HlSo0.
peatnti1, and against Stephen r Alien. 0orsh n.
I'm 0sGs 141ptA d49@ Han go - - 10
~ directed, COMMANDING me that 81 IA ~ $40
herssnsfser described 81 the sd Stephen 4AiIes.
naks, or csuse - Be made. the sum Of six Aundr,d
f4sty-seven and eo-1o0 6oilass, Win jneeress asd
eSoes; and . conmandsd ~ 500 sDseisI exscuiiso
Ibsviea upeo The flowiag dssrTihe6 raj esseSe -
- soseAsess cosnss 81 1t ss0bsr xse fe1 Il ~
r. - hundred - Ave flool : L 0lelyeis ~.
~ g - eeev q osvsnDest. rushing oe1th froD
e4a1 0oe1e 49, - oose - 81 Nm e0geoe -
~ - ~ 81 - go ~ to
: ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09
BOOK TRADE.
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New Beeks! New Books !! !

THIS attention Of Book Buyers whether Student
! Msrch0at, Doctor, Clergyman, Litvar6sn,
Mechanic or Men Of Leisure, l. inv ted 70 our su-
pesb assortment Of Books In every department Of
Literature
Bibles, Prayer Books,
Hymn socks, Juvenile Books Of every variety.
School Bocks Ct reduced Prices, Blank Books, which
I'll our 8anters should seA, De La Res, southvorth
& Co.'S Stati0ns ~. 4u.i lie, Maps Mathematical In.
stsuments, . Ere stock OF Ohes smen and b. ards
a.handsome assortment ofW ALL PAP1h AND BOB.
OeRS sold q PRICES 10 defy competition. Fancy Arti
cles Of ev ~ description. camp Using India Rubber
Canes, Port Aonnsies, SesaF Cssts, Paper WEIGHTS
Gold Pens, Therm meters, Puzzles, &c.
W. intend making our store this
Popular News Depot Of Davenport!
All Mse,z'nes 8, New papers &c rn,H.he', Toy
sale. Subscriptions civ Tor New YAK daily
low A BOOK ROOMS
No. 50 Brady II, above the Port Once
CHARLES ADAMS. Proprietor,
OaARLtS H. ADAMS, Agent.
NAVEL dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09

EhPriH,s Sale.

oIAIL o. lewA, In the Distrtca Court a osoeH
osoh county, County, Stste Of Iowa
Rf viriueof an execution issued n ON tire ONCE O,
the CiHrk q the District Curt Of Scstt County
s's'e o. iows, In 'ave- os Chsist1aa Same m snn
rss"tiu an agsnft johsun p arNroefSr and Hans
ssuon1t. d-fendsnts dsi-a June !. 1859 and 10 me
se.s'', e"tlnandir me - he DO: e. that ~ the
eoai'es, stock or interest In On, company
eu property 10 the hands Of third ~. sons,
,.A"s ana T. ne nenfs (Which not T. mpt by Law
I'oD IKE niieu) ~ ths sid reiscdsnts I make or
c,uAe u o. rnade the sum Of one hundred twenty
seseh and eI-i0o 90 lars With iniereaa end costs:
esied ~ the east hair ef the Dovth-esst qusrivv
u s"inn esh,een t'al townsi p sew, mtg 81
no,'h 81 rargr three t3l east Il the 9Th Pm
Ahn hffety ave public notice that shall oHer
Tor sac at pui lie outcry 81 The @ ut House door h
sne CIV OF Davenport. IN said county, Tuesay Ne
ON gay oisettember a 1853, At the hour f2oclock
Of SAID day, TO the higbes' =. bett bidder Their
~ 10 cash, the sbove described property. or snff
and COST
Dssea tbs 3.h day Of August. 1859
signed q. sL1ONARD,
suBe Hh'1ot Soou county.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09
FORSALEORLEASE,
Fer Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots u q
E Addition to the town Of Port 0yroa.
These l0ts eligible and handsomely situated -
6hs bank Of the nssisstpp 1hey vii b soid a ~.
For particulars inquire Of NessFs. Durfss, Pratt
Ooi, Port Byron, Charles J. Rogers, DsQ Ie0aiys,
or Of JOHN r. KING,
rand Ageut No So Brady street.
" Also. numberless desirable pieces Of land In
and near the cities Of Davenport and L. Olsire, and
near Port Byron. nov3o
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-09
EDUCATIONAL.


TIPT ON'x
NATIONAL MEKcA syyLE AND SLSEsS
MEMS
. q Il Il - q - Z
sYuATsD:
cOsNRs or vIPTa AND BRADY S1RBRfD,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded, ~ Davis I Upton. April. 1855.
g.. Upton,
Principal and Proprietor.
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III b. grad eating at tbs College, they will obtain
very imp ri 4 adv th Graduates CT
otnss Com 1ercls Institution In the country. The
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mesttc ia, leea an embraces MAT TsR o. PsAd
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ness ss.xor.,.x n.s.mp-,he INST B..a,i,u.
system Ia The worlds t.ogbt 81 tbi. Ook r. In all
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BUSINESS HAND WAITING 10 susrxntied - oil who
complete the course re.
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psy for the instructi you ee and no' for the time
cyntpmei, at thi. SCI osl
A BBAUTDUL ENGRAVED DfPLosA-ii hoeraphe1
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and place his port mon sie-is sws ded each grad
uste This Is nov.l and unique f. sture never be-
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tlinR the applicant 70 Life Scholarship, which will
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

CHARACTER BETTER THAN CREpIT.-
We often hear young men, who have
credit means, dolefnlly contrasting
their lot with that OF rich mems sons.
Yet the longer we live, the more we
are convinced that the old merchant
was right, who said to us when we be.
gan to live, Industry, my lad, is bet
ter than ingots Of gold, and character
more valuable than credit" We could
furnish, if need were, from a score of
illustrations to prove the truth of his
remarks. In all branches of business.
avocations, character, in the long run,
is the best capital. Says Poor Richard !:
1.-THE sound Of your hammer at five in
the morning, or nine at night, heard
by a creditor, makes him easy for six
months longer; but if he sees you at
. gambling table, or hears your voice
in a tavern, when you should be at
work, he sends for his money the next
day." What is true Of the young
mechanic, is also true Of the young
merchant or young lawyer. Old and
sagacious firms will not long continue
to give credit for thousands of dollars,
when the see the purchaser, if q young
man, drying fast horses, or lounging
about in drinking saloons. Clients
will not intrust their cases to advocates,
however brilliant who frequent the
the card-table, the wine party, or the
race-course. II 10 better in beginning
life. 70 secure a reputation for industry
and probity, than to own houses and
land, if with them you have NO charac.
tss.-U. S. Eeosom;st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

Coop BUT ToUGH.-Before the read
er swallows the annexed paragraph
from the Sandersvillc Georgian, thor
ough mastication is advised:
A man living on the ilne Of the
Central Railroad, as we are informed,
not long since concluded that he would
send lot of beesw x Savannah
for sale, Not being acquainted with
the manner of shipping art les for
market he stationed himself by the
side Of the track and waited the ap-
proach of the cars. As they passed
him, one of the side doors being open
he threw his sack of beeswax into the
car. The last we heard of him, he
said he had not received the scratch o.
a pen from Savannah, and would send
no more beeswax to those fellows
down there.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

from the Leu,,vi,,e Counter ]


The remarkable unanimity With which
the presses Of all parties. and 10 every sec
ton. have alluded to the great ability and
lofty integrity Of our distinguished fellow
citizen. Hon. JoseIh Holt. recently called
by President Buchanan to the head of the
Post Office Department. has given the live
lieai pleasure and graft lion to bis host OF
friends and admirers here, who know him
to be one of the best. and purest, and intel
lectuallv one Of the ablest men living. The
manner IN which his appointment is almost
universally received, may be gathered by
the following extrscts.
The Lexington OJsereer and Reporter,
tx. \. Opposition, says:
We are inclined to the belle. that this il
the best appointment that Mr. Buchana
has made sine his Presidential te con
menced Mr. is q gentleman OF ability,
Of laborious ,abits, Of great capacity for
labor, and withsl he is not professional
office seeker. Mr. Holt is native of Ken
tucky, but made his ire in Mississippi,
where in connection u 'ur fellow towns
man, James .. Harrison, 20, he acticed
law for several yeara, 81 ultimately re-
turned to Kentucky, with an ample fortune,
the fruits OF his talents and industry.
The Christian Union, a very able religi-
ous paper, published in + eity, and which,
OF course, takes no part in politics, thus
speaks of Mr. Holt:
APPOINTMENT OF JosErH HoLr 20 AS Posi-
MASTER GESERAL.-The occasic ior max; !,
any reference in the Christian Union to po-
liiical appointments will be so rare at 1t
is not likely that our readers will be trou-
blel often with them. The appointment OF
io-eph Holt. Esq to the Postmaster Gen
eralship, il however, one Of these rare ex-
ceptions. We have known him intimately
for the space Of twenty six years and we
can speak Of him from thorough knowl-
edge of the man. IIis mental gifts are of .
yery high order, and he has adorned them
with bountiful acquisitions from the varied
lore of Antiquity But amid these manifold
forces there are streams Of singular beauty
in the delcacy and refinement Of his moral
gift.. We have never known gentleman
who p -essed liz n more eminent degree the
perfection OF the graces Of integrity in all
things. From our knowledge Of him we
are able to say that it would be impossible
to induce him to swerve from the path Of
recttude. He is a gentle man in whom
| Kentucky has reason to rejoice. His gifts
of oratory, which we have never heard
equsled his rare -endowments Of mind, and
his high moral attributes, point him out d
one of the most singular exceptions to pc
litical prefernent The appointment car
add nothing to the positian or happiness o.
Mr. Holt, but the nation has reason to re
joice when it can induce such q man to tax,
charge of great national responsibility
Mr.. Holt will fail in nothing that he under
takes
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
Decline of DO glosl EN- .

Every day brings with its dawn
fresh evidence OF the decline Of Doug
lasism, and every setting sun marks
more and more wildly, his destiny, as
1t slowly and silently sinks below the
western horizon. He is now arrived
at the eliminating point his treachery
is now becoming fully understood by
the masses of the people. He has
shorn himself of his locks, and dis
minating people are content. lie
re occupied in the hearts of his
coantrymen high position. He had
been tried and trusted and found wor-
thy, and was on the high road to that
fame. and that honor, and "that place"
that few men in this or any other
country ever attempt to reach. He
mounted he ladder too rapidly, and
when be got almost to the topmost
round, he stumbled, whist faltering,
and fell. The giddy he height was too
much for him. lie was like the man
who make haste to be rich and now
occupies the plaee that beggars scorn
We don't know of but one ionglas
man that is willing to follow him thro'
all his windings, without why or q
wherefore, and he Is SAID to fasten him.
self to his coat tail and 60 whittier SC
ever the wind bloweth, east, west
north or south. When Douglas repu-
dated bred Scott, this man said al
right when he abused the President
and the Democratic members of Con
gress he said amen, and when he voted
with the black republicans on test
questions, he said glory to God-great
is Douglas.-Peorid Dem. Union.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
An American Editor Nuds an English
Prince.

The editor the Utica Herald, who
is travelling in Africa, recently visited
the ruins of Carthage, and in letter
to his paper, dated Tunis, Jan. 6, re-
lates the following
While | was examining these vast
reI,o, of the past, my mcdations were
disturbed by he arrival of young
Prince Alfred of England, and lot OF
rolhcking licutenants and midshipmen,
whose ship was lying at anchor in the
bay o. Tunis. Travel is great lcvcller,
and sublimeIy londcscended to treat
tins beardlcss sprig of royalty with
just as much respect as if he hadn't
been mere second son of Queen, or
| an honorary member of tie John
Browns Tract fishing Association. As
! happened to know good deal more
about the ruins Of Carthage than eth
er his Royal Highness or any Of his
companions, I played the part Of cice-
rome for the party. As | may not have
occasion to refer to him or his again, |
may state that Prince Alfred is quite a
pretty boy, small and frail for his age,
which is fifteen, and apparently mod
est and intelligent. He had lots OF
questions to ask about America, and
said he would like hugely to visit it.
Whereupon appointed myself COM
mittce OF one on reception Of Distin-
guishcd Strangers, and pledged him a
salute of 30 guns from the gallant
"Forty fifth besides an enrolement in
the ranks OF the Walton Fishing Club
should he visit us. | am told by one
of his brother officers that he is really
popular among his shipmatcs, aud Is
not particularly disposed to take ad-
vantage of his station. The other day
he called one OF the mates IAN old fool
for which peice of impudence he 60,
a box on the ear that sent him Keeling
and blubbering to his cabin. He com
planned to his serront, (who is a majo'
OF high standing in the army,) but nc
notice was taken of the matter"