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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19
STATE CONVENTION.

otaJe, nSv0 alrea0y uePSrteO IOE Tue
"seat of war" where will meet on two
consecutive days, the 22d and 23d, tie
opposing parties Of the State, to put in
nomination the candidates which are
to be elected and defeated during the
coming campaign. The candidates
for Governor will probably be General
A. c. DoDaE, on the democratic ticket,
and s. J. KIRKwooD, on the republi-
can ticket. In point Of popularity ell
will concede, that the former gentle
man stands far ahead, while in point
Of ability the same person is for su-
perior, in every point of view, Of the
probable republican candidate, and if
put in nomination, as without question
he will be, our opponents may look for
one Of the hottcsts contests ever known
in this State. The people Of Iowa look
upon Gen. Dodge, as the most .compe-
tent man in the State, for the Office of
Governor. and it is the prayer Of every
man in the State, who has the inter.
est Of the State at heart, that he may
be the successful candidate.
In the selection of a candidate for
the Office Of Lieutenant Governor, it
strikes us very forcibly that the dem
mocracy will put in nomination. Col.
Bahbitt, Of the Missouri Slope. He ia
undoubtedly an able man. and one
who 10 in every way competent to fill
the Office. The republicans are sorely
divided on this Office, and who will be
tho nominee, it is impossible to state
until after it has been tried.
Notwithstanding there has been a
general desire in the democratic party
for peaceful concession in the demo
cratic convention, yet We are led to
believe that the rabid and interruptions
friends Of Senator Douglas, will at
tempt to carry their rebellious spirit
40 far that there will be some little
trouble. We may say we have some
reason to believe that such will be the
case, and it 10 from the fact that the
friends Of Mr.. Douglas are determined
that the Convention shall not pass any
resolutions in regard to the able man
ner in which the President has ad
ministered the affain Of the nation
This, however, may not be, ard ",
most earnestly trust that the democrat
ic party Of Iowa has more Of the tru,
spirit Of the democracy in it than woule
appear, in case they should consent I,
allow the Douglasites to frighten then
from their position. Cor earnest de-
sire is, that there be . general eadors-
msnt Of the present Executive, and v,
shall be satis6ed with nothing len.
The hopes Of success in tie comm,
campaign depend frat upon the nomi
nation Of General Dodge, for Governs,
and sscondly, upon the general una
nimity Of action. in the convention
With regard 70 the adoption Of Ger
tain resolutions. Nthess two matter
are disposed Of satisfactorily, the blacl
republican, force Of Iowa 10 in DANCE
II dsfsat. This 10 we'll understood b,
tho leaders Of that party.
We shall ANOMALY await the resul
Of the convestios, trusting that tn
democracy Of Iowa there assembled
viii - cot = to place the democrati
party ma coalition To- carry defeat in
e the ranks Il the opposition.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19

1uEaBar now fouP men updar asrt.,..
Of deatA y New York City, all 8 s. hsn~'
q, anlss hGhsR courts icterlsra :. Is !.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19

EAIGRATlOs TO lowA-Persons who
think there 10 NO immigration into
lows, this year, arc slow. There il !
constant stream pouring in daily. One
train consisting Of eleven wagons and
ifty-seven persons, oil from one couu-
ty in Ohio, passed through this city
yesterday. They came al the w.y
overland and we're 20 days on the
route. They were bound for Davi,
and Marion counties. Let them come,
We have room enough for all, and can
give them al rich domain on the
broad lands Of Iowa.-Ksokuk Post,
Let it not be supposed that the cur.
rent Of immigration to the West hss
ceased. A long line Of wagons meet
and psas in our street caily the mum.
Der OF tsams going West being n
yet greater than the number return
ing. The companies exchange greet
ing,, compare nete1 aud 20 on their
'.ay. A few tasn back at tha point ;
eat The majority prefer going ! little
fatthef u hopes q NOW eocourasins
- ,tontle = hanp snnhst -
saCl1 - o1ltobsuiA dolernroedl -
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19

TIMELY WARNING.-A Yonkee editor thus
confessed to have had dealings with Satan,
for the good Of his readers. Of course:
! was sitting in my study. when heard
. knock at the door,
"Come in," said l ; when the door open.
ed, and who should walk in but-Satan
How dye do p said he.
"Pretty we'll" said
What are you about, preparing your
lesder"
YES" said l.
"Ah, l dare say you think you are doing
great deal of good r
well, not so much a. could wish but
little good hope" said l.
"You have large lot Of readers" said
he.
"Well. pretty we'll for that" said l.
"And l dare say you are pretty proud o
them" remarked Satan.
'No. am not, for not one-half of them
pay for their paper" said l.
you don't say sol" he exclaimed.
eyes. that l do; not ons.half Of them pay
for their papers p
"Well," said he. "then they are an i'm
moral lot but let me have the list think
l can do trife myself with such people. "
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19
EDUCATIONAL.

TIPT TOMS
NATIONAL MERCANTILE AND SLNKSS
NEWS
. q Il Il II q M3
snuArsD:
CORNER OF FIFTa AND BRADY STREETS,
DAVENPORT, IOWA.
Founded, BY Davis 1 Upton, April, 1858.
8. 3. Upton,
Principal and Proprietor.
YOUNG MEN will ind, By proper inquiry, that,
j by raduating at.this College, they will obtain
very important vantages over th graduates CT ary
other Commercial Institution In the country. The
COURsB OF STUDY compTises both foreign and do
meesic but iness, and embraces MATTER OF PaAcrcE
"a COMMERCIAL SCICucs and AAT-wholly nm
Known 70 common teachers-vhlch, it u obvious.
will greatly enhance biz chances Of IN bust.
ness.
SrucraIAr PENmAxaHrp-the moat Rsautifu,
system in the worlds taught ct this college IN all
Its ferns, both practical and ornamental. 4 GOOD
BUSINESS HAND WAITING ID guaranteed - oil who
complete the course b 70.
pay fer The instruction you GET and not for the time
CONSUMED, ut this school.
4 BEAU TDUL ENonAvsD DrPLonA-lithographed
on bank-note paper, watch the possessor fold up
1ste. This 70 novel and unique feature never be-
fore introduced into College.
fuitIt n: 40, payable invariably IN ADVANCE emit
thing the applicant 70 Life Scholar hip, which VIII
also Be GOD q Davis Oommsrcisl College" q
Peoria. sons Of Clergymen half price.
Separate instruction given In renmsnship.
Business men end friends Of eduestion are r..
Sppctf1lly invited 10 cell.
yor Circular, containing fall infornatioo. please
enclose two postage stamps.
Address, 9. .. fIPTON,
apr3s-dAwR Davenport, lows.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19
Take Notice.

TNHu undersigned notify al persons indebted 70
then 70 call and setsis their acccunts within thir
y days. An unsettled accounts viii b placed In
o1her hands for collection. All claims asainst M
should be presented TOR settlement.
Davenport, June II, 1855
June16-1m is DRAKE co
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19

DEArHA-Ameng the recent deaths are
the following: Thomas Whipple, ex-Lieut.
Governor Of Rhode Island; Edward l.
Keys. formerly prominent citizen of Mas.
sachusetts; Walter Hunt, . well known in
ventor. Of New York city; Meredith Helen.
the oldest inhabitant Of Connersville. Ind:
John 7. Boyd. ST.. an active business man
in New York for half century; and Capt.
James W. Wales. whose testimony it was
that most directly implicated Spencer and
his associates in the attempted mutiny ON
the brig Somers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19

Trains run ~ Chicsge time, which /. twelve min
otes faster than Davenport time.
~ and alssr Monday. April Iith, 1853, and until
~ myeAS noesee. trains viii leave Davenport, fer
0asen1tne, Columbus City, wsshineton and Iowa
~ kxpeees 40 nsu Train - $50 A n
fralns vin lssve DsvsnEess for Chsesss daily, Sun
aoy0 e1eepted - follows:
lee Nan 1retn, 81 10 10
- 1xDFese 9raia, O 62SPn
5ssl.s ssstys = Dsvsspsrs aany. ussAays ssssp
Snon zn1 EAST.
~ 11ysso FRAN q sas ~.
- Nan 9Saln, q 6W p
I1o0 T0g WRo9.
4selAe rua ~ Qhleaeo tine. which lstvelvs min.
49, toeeer 49, 0oveopCrt u0e.
~ esoD - - lovenpoes wan QAbe eDonssoasns
. Celonhs Oleys WeG1ingtaa ooS I'm ON M
~ WeGo0n 0eQs Cks sooGn Tor aii 1870 Wes1.
H9QaQ9 4aae esnSs1s q Iocif Islaai ~
eA100 = - eo00 0o1uun1 6go1nn ~ IN pcSS6a
Il01lOeOg - - $500 eeavne
Glal61S1G111Isl = - 5nSHS 49,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESEBROUGH,

JULIUS CHESEBROUGH.
Dental Surgeon.
MOULD respectfully inform the inhs bitapts o,
w Davenport and vicinity that he has op<nei An
once directly over the Davenport Gas Co.'s, In A.r
for the transaction Of Mechanical and Den
tistry In al Its branches. Having received tnsYuc
items from, and during the rast year been associated
with, one Of the most able practitioners In the Dsst he
feels confident that any operations entrus Cd 10 him
Will be executed In carefsl and skiful manner -
he wiz BE most happy 70 show any who may favor
hin with call, his lamentations which are %
the highest character; and would invite the most
critical examination upon all work committed b. his
hands. All operations registered and warranted
He solicts share OF the public patronage and tsses
pleasure In submitting the following TESTIMONIAL
NEW LoxDon, Oct "a, 1851.
This may certify that DR. J. ChcsebrouEh has been
pupil OF mine In the study Of Dentistry and that
during the past year, he has operated with me In my
once. In hts professional ability have the creates,
confidence, and Cordially recommend him to any
wishing such services o. those Of careful anisk
ful Dental Operator. WV. 6HnHYIELD
And also In referring 70 kessrs.
g. I. q o. Shepard, Hon 7. W. Williams,
= o. learned, Dr. ". W. Bhefned
Hon EbeneEeT Learned, ) O Learned,
DR.: Lewis Bette, Rev Daniel Huntington,
v Browne, Drw Stoddard,
ofNsw London, Conn. also 70
~. barrows, n Burrows,
HooJ Cannon, Dr. Baker
DR. WitheYWax, Raw ! d nason
WIZ 0urley nsq., AeMrs Osok b Bareont,
1sv D Packard, DIS True.
n Barrow nsS VA Remington,
- woodward, APMAst,
@ " Smith, PMervin.
FL s.yn.asr. Aw Bailey. lFsts
1sv q AAgouns Ohss Powers
5os LAmbrits. Jno Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19

N" HERRIOK'S NATCHLrSS WIGHT ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world With
their popularity. Over nve millions OF boxes Are
usfd annually, giving employment to eight men
and women TO put them up. Their cures are mum.
oered BY thoussnds-their praises on the tongues OF
AL Ctixeos Of Davenport and elsewhere have you
ever used themp Put up In Enslish, Spanish, Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes
- cents ave boxes for 81. Sold everywhere
mchI8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19

BSandsssh's Pills, composed wholly q
Vegetable matter, ere found BY experience, to
b harmless TO the most tender go, the weakest
frame, under every stage Of human suffering; the
most pleasant and benign In their operation that
were ever offered to the world and ct the same time
the most certain in searching out the root Of any
complaint, however deep, ard Of performing cure
BRANDR8TH, n d.
Sold 1t No 2si oanal-st Brandreth's Building,
June1l d&W
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19

y ARRrNDUCnn1N1o no A0RMFB-HU1U
xeEN0BD oapvaatng Agents vanted u III por(e
q The countfy for the "Oonprshenslve 0eoGrnoAy
world" fron che sasiase 49, % he present ~
- Q. q 0ooDnIC1, frstsr PaSlsy.) UegaAtly -
and Beautifully pylee -. Hold ealy 81
Agents 70 WHOM special distSieas Win - ofvon. A.
p11caate shoud state what epunttss the1 wouh n
veS past3oslsS aSply -
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00ol10 0VWlo0 ssooA, Nv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19
RAILROADS
Chicago + Rock Island Railroad
uUN2 - A>As AAs>ens>e <,A

IN and aftcY Sunday Dec. 9th 1855, and until
/furtheT notice, trains will leave RocA island daily
oundays excepted, ~ follow:
1st mail tram at 1020An
"a freight lI.lcAh
u night express 6l6P.M.
Trains srYtve ct Rock Island daily, Oundaye
espeed, ~ follovs: &
Lot night express - $40 A. n.
~ freight trains q sop. n.
- mail train q 7.1OP. r..
All trans over this rosa In direct connexion q
CHICAGO with trains over bSth the Michigan Southern
Michigan Osntral. Pit,sLurs, Port Wayne and Chice
70 1ail nosd to and from Detroit, Toledo.
Oevelsad, OoluDbus, Cincinnsti, Pittsburgh,
Du0ktrk, Du1Al0, NIAGARA Falls, Albany, New York.
YAilsdsiphis, Baltimore and washtneton. Also 81
lAGnl1o WITH tra1ns Of the Illincds Central n0sd-
ueStA - 0olns and South 70 g. Louis ard Csiro, 70
W11GA pisces tckets can be procured Of
W. B. Grempeile, Ttctet Agent,
Agents, h. X. Depot, Rock Island.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity Of giving
lsce d1sSeeins . 10 The dssttnstlco Of their bag
49, ose - psosure tckets before takins their ssss
= ~ as, the Conductors collect oaly sts
tsos = shslns p tAe OhtcesO Aock Island railroad.
JOHN ,. TRACY, SupsrintsDdsaS.
-. j. Wn1nAn, Asst SUIT.
0ode Island. Dec. 8, 1919 tdtl1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19
DAVENPORT. June 7,-dlOd

$500 A YaAD.-Wsntsd An AOsIvS, H0NEsT
nan In every county in the States, TO travel and
canvass for the NEW Yoax 0Mhnus - beautiful
y lustrstsd monthly journal. II suitable, setivs
mss. salary Of esoopsr ysar and small commits
saon vim b paid. Address
Q. =. DaIsTon, Publisher. 80 Bssknan IT,, y. Z.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19
~ DR. j. Mcdonald.
VeterinaTT Surgeon, N. 3. Y.

0D8e - xNAOADOAM0uUo
VoteriaaTT Surgeon, N. 3. Y. ],
yyyOulD ~ as1aally inSosn ~ puhlieA
" tAat be can be consalted at his vet JSU\
ssiaasy 1eablig1meas (oa 1Airi street NA.
between Drsdy and Ferry SIoets) On III the diSo1sci
the horUe o0a)eet -. Aftse aequlr1oe ali IN
modern impreve0aats n tAe scteass o. vetssiass,
Medicine ond Surgery, - sDpounded n the uneliel
that he VIA nlvo setisfsssion.
All Disesses vssEontea susas 10 surabls, or M
s ss;sSss 49, oee.sls's'e. ''s' A., .'sas =
! Z nee.eeAeaassaeD ises..ssaass. vAsrs h.rss.
Look u the FolDoWing.
nAAlqno. 80 = - see,sAs.
&: 8: -.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19

Tho Whole World United !..Sick PEG
ples Think !..After which. Actl
You'd scarce expect, At this late day,
With startling cures book to fill:
This Is the case, the million say,
With the cures Of Herrick's Pill.
They come from East, and North, and west,
And With clad tidings the papers all.
Recause they are the cheapest, safest, best.
And superior to others Is Herrick's PHI.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
made,
They always cure-they ne yer kill
Thousands now in their graves were laid
Were II not for Herrtcks Pill,
Each pill With sugar Is covered DER
A rare discovery OF matches skill;
Their like was never seen BEFORE
Until II ,appesred In H0,rtk's PHI.
For years he's worked To heal the sick.
With JOY elste his bosom nlls;
For tens o. Thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF Herrick's Pills,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19

TRUE RoMANCE.-A romance oil
real life has been developed at New
Orleans in connection with the catas-
trophe at Lost Island, last season, by
which SO many people were suddenly
overwhelmed by flood. A middle
aged gentleman escaped from the Is
land, but supposed that his wife and
children persisted. He was for months
nearly insane with grief, but lately
found consolation in the society of a
charming school teacher from the
North to whom he offered his hand
and fortune. He was accepted and
the wedding was appointed, when he
was surprised by a letter from his lost
wife, at Rio Janeiro. With one child
she had sfloated into the Cult, on q
piece Of the wreck of their house, and
was picked up by a vessel and taken
to Rio, and her letter had in some
way been so long delayed that it pre-
coded her arrival only day or two.-
Whether the husband was more glad
at the recovery Of his old wife or sor-
~ at the loss Of the new one he alone
knows, but he compensated the cisap.
pointment of his afianced with 4
handsome sum of money, and sent
her home, and welcomed his lost wife
IS if nothing had happened to mar the
JOY of her return.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-19


A Broadway dandy in 1850, is thus
described IN the Ledger Of this week
Hat, like an inverted iron pot
hair, cropped like French soldiers
or an inhabitant of Blackwell's Island
moustsche, ample and elongated, bu,
no whiskers, or else, q beard and nc
moustache-never both /; shirt collar
erect, and setting close to the neck
cravat, silken string; coat collar, q
quarter Of an inch high coat, vest
and trowsers. all of the same material
light-colored, coarse Of texture, loose
ish; shirt, extremely fine and clean,
with the wristband covering one-third
Of the hand ; kid gloves, dark-colored
and very new, fitting like q glove
shoes, not of patent leather, but pol.
ished to a miracle. No jewelry of any
kind, unless in the form Of vest but
tons, which may be Of coral, carbun-
Gle or garnet but this is not obligato-
ry. Good hunting-watch, as large as
a saucer; (thc last affection is, howey-
er, to carry silver watch-gold being
so 'doosid commonly Cane, thin,
stiff, and plain. Thus equipped, the
Broadway dandy thinks he looks like
an English lord. He is now saving bis
salary with view to the purchase OF
one of those wonderfully fine Panama
hats which have lately broken out
The days are at hand when his tribe
will esteem it inlamy to have ON hat
that was labelled in the shop window
$50 How grateful we ought to be
to the Broadway dandy for taking SO
much trouble, and going to so much
expense, to amuse bis feliow-women.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-09
The Paraguay KnpedIslon J.

Under date Of the 9th Of January, : correspondent
Of the N. Y. Herald writes from Buenos Ayres:
The steamer Primer Argentine, from up the river,
just In, the British packet starts three hours and
have just time to inform you Of the following facts
Judge Bowlin, our Commissioner, started up the
river for Asuncion on the "a inst on board the U g.
steamer Fulton. He was stopped at the fort Of IT,
peru, and informed that BY Law or decree then IN
force, no armed vessel was allowed to ascend the
river Paraguay. Judge BoWlin answered HE 0l1ceR
in command that he came in the mama and duly ~
thorized by the United States OF America fof the
purpose Of concluding treaty with Paraguay and
to seek, peaceably, " indemnity for the past and -
curity for the futurea Whlst communications Wsse
being interchanged between Commissioners Bcvlia
and the commander Of the fort ItaperTu the penipo
tentiaries sent by the Paraguayan Governments Il
rived, and proposed an adjournment to the neutrsl
city Of Corrientes in the ATgentine Republic They
expressed, on the part of their Government tho mok
anxious desire for fair, just and peacesble arrange
ment with the Government of the United States !;
the United States treaty similar TO those d present
existing between their Government and the Govern
ments OF England France and Sardinta and further
more to leave to arbitration any and all such claims
as the United States any OF its citizens might have
against the Government OF Paraguay. Judge Bowlin
replied that, such being the CASE be would not then
make positive answer but would meet the Aforesaid
penpotentiares at the said city Of Conientes within
thirty days. sS lsa#ls.
On the Goth inst Judge Bowlin left for the CITY Of
Parana, where our new minister, Hon. Ben. G. Yam
cey, resides. Such is the state OF our Parsguayan
expedition up to the present moment. - s ii
The steamer Southern Star and sloop Preble let for
up the river from Montevideo on the 2lst inst.