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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30

Dynasty. Let us return 70 the Sth re-
solution, which among other things
declares 'that the late refusal by the
Federal Government to guarantee
against arrest and detention abroad, Of
. naturalized citizen, on the ground Of
their allegiance to = foreign power, is
. cowardly abandonment Of the true
and noble position hitherto occupied
BY our government" l have said
above that this il false &C.; there
is no use in repeating it. What are
the factss All the Nations of the
Earth, except the United States, claim
that natural. born suEects cannot ex-
patriste themselves; their obedience
continues through life-tbat ships of
other nations are subject to the right
Of search on the high sess, and natu-
raj born subjects taken thence. This
10 the law of nations on this point,
because acquiescd in by all the nations
of the earth-the United States only
dissenting-she claiming under Dem
ocratic Administration that there is, or
ought to be no such word a. subject,
as applied to man-that the true word
10 citizen or inhsbitant, and that he
can or ought to have the right to ex-
patriate himself At pleasure, and that
when he shall have done so in pursu-
snce to the laws of his adopted coun-
try-his mother country has, or ought
to have no claim upon him /; and ca
pecialIy when in the ships Of his adopt
ed country on the high sea, which
latter point has recently been rcluct-
antly yielded BY Great Britain to the
known firmness, stern integrity, and
overpowering arguments Of the present
Administration and its Cabinet. Still,
the Laws of Nations 10 relation to the
claim Of the mother country, on VOL
untary return Of a subject after hav-
ing become citizen Of his adopted
country remains. Our government, il
he has become citizen here, can
not, by the Laws of Nations reclaim
or protect him. The Administration,
Gen. Cass and the Democracy, would
gladly do so, but we cannot legislate
for, or con 9uer the whole world, es-
pecially when the supplies are with
held, aud prayers are offered up by
the opposition that our army may be
welcomed by the enemy with "bloody
hands and hospitable graves"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30


WY 10 love ike canal boat i-Becauss
1t 10 On internal transport
A MAN is most properly Gid y be "ripe
for anything" when he IL little mellow.
The following words, if spelt backwards
or forwards, ara the same: Name NO one
man"
THRRE 10 . man In Exeter who labors nm.
der the delusion that Hon." before mans
name stands for honest.
II SHOULDN'T care much about the bugs. "
said thin. pale lodger to his landlady.
"but the fact is, ms'am, haint got the
blood 70 spare"
A LADY remarked on . very ignorant man,
Who wss eomplimsntsd on his good sense,
He ought to have . great stock of good
sense, for he never spends any,
Ii ishing, We have occasionally seen big
pike Watching bait, and evidently weigh.
ing the chances betw cen getting good din.
ner and being . good dinner. He should
have been able to weigh very accurately
he had 90 many scales.
A MAN on being asked by his neighbor
now MS vile OiO, answered, IO0ee0 neigh
Dor. this case is pitiiul; my vile fears tha,
che will die, and fear she will not: which
makes disconsolate house."
"Is THERE any difference in the p-onunei
alton Of horse dealer and horse-stsaler 2
inquired student Of his instructor. 9TH.
difference, If any, 10 very slight" was IN.
reply. :" either in the Pronunciation or defi
milton.
To Destroy FLrEs Get four horse pow
er engine. Put it in the back kitchen, ant
run shafting 10 every room, connected with
the engine by betting. On the chatting
place fly wheels, smear the wheels will
'rescle, and set the engine going. The fle
being attracted by the treacle on the fly
wheels. will light on them. and the whee
revolving rapidly. they will be wheeled off
Have boy under each wheel with bat
and let him smite them 40 they fall, an
before they have time to recover from thei
dizziness. A smart boy has been known L
kill as many a. fifty q day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30

the baoks, We are rushing isso The
sxcesses which led to the Revision Of
that pear. A good deal Of the present
speculation 10 no doubt owing TO
the idea that the war ID to Be- . long
continued one, and that We are about
TO realize ready markets and high pri-
ces for our breadstuffs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30

iasallce. none has ever gwen the sstisfaction o.
gained the popularity that Pref wo.d's Hair sto-
rativs aov h-s. HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerabie isshionabe toilets, and The
ladies, whe ever they have te ted II, prosouncs
eriess article They and, whore the hsir 10 thin
ned, that It creates . FIRE grow,h-shss II fally
restorcs the vegstAtive power Of the roofs on the
denuded pIaos and causes the nbrss 70 shoot forth
anew-,hat 1t desolves and removes dandru6, pre-.
vents grayness restores the hair 10 it, original cool
when grayne.s his actually supervesed, gives riet
In .trc mparts the sofsn and Hexibisy Of silk "a
the hair and keeps It always uxuriaas, healthy and
In full vtgor.-N. y. TSS0une.
Sold by al respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30
RAILROADS
Chicago 4 Rock Island Railroad
W"jnfes. .arraN 0-snenf.

I'm and amer Sunday Dec. 9th 1855, and until
NIfurthcr notice trains will leav. ROCK :.s nj saw
Sundays excepted, - follows:
1st mail srain d ION n
"a freight n iaA n
ID night express Sl5P -
Trains arrive at Rock Island daily, saniays e.
oepted, - follows:
LIST nieht express q s2oAn
ID freight trans q 2DP n
"a mall train q imp ~
Al trains over this road In direct oonnssios q
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan Southern
nichssn Central, Pit. sLurs, Fort Wayne and Chica-
e. naii Road 70 and from Detroit, Toledo.
cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsbureh.
Dunktrk. Buffalo. Niagara Fsils, Albany, New Yorh.
phlsdslphiA, Baltimore and Washington Also a
LaSalls With trains OF the nltnoas Central nosn-
North 70 0ssoa and South TO 81 Louis and Ceiro. u
which pisces Ekets can BE- procurcdo Of
". b. 0remDelle, Ticket Agent,
Agents, =. Z. Depot Rock Ia;apA
Passengers sre reminded Of the nco ssty Of Rivfna
osttnct directions 70 the destnstn Of their b.r-
ese also 70 procure tickets before taking their sesa
v tho cars - the conductors collect fares ony % .ta
tons On the line of the Chicago ARocA Ialand ra,oa4
JOHN v. TRACY. Superinssndsas.
y. b. WnnnAs, Asst Bup't
1oct Island. Dec. s, l3AS tdtfl
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3oS--
STATE ITEMS.

The Dubuque Sun says that while
Mr.. Mertz was at work alone in lead
mine about mile southwest of the
city, and was engaged in extending a
drift, when portion Of the roof-wall
fell upon him with such force as to
PROSTATE him upon the floor of the
drift beneath the pieces of rock, and
to Lreak one of his thighs in two
places, one rib and one clavicle, the
latter fracture preventing him from
using the arm upon that side. Not
withstanding these severe injuries he
succeeded in digging himself out from
under the pieces of rocks, and in
crawling hundred feet to the bottom
Of the shaft, eighty feet below the sur
face. 1t is not an easy task for man
With the free use of all his limbs to
ascend perpendicular shaft eighty
feet by ladder, yet he had the forti-
tude to attempt this feat in his disabled
condition. On reaching the surface he
was Of course entirely exhausted, and
it was nearly an hour before he was
discovered ard brought to his board
ing house on Iowa street. He soon
received surgical aid, and will proba-
bly, recover.
The Mt. Vernon V,sitor says that
Mr.. Ebenezer Culver, of that place, is
making preparations to commence the
tanning and currying business. He will
tan his leather by new process, which
does up the business much quicker
than the old-in from ten to forty days
and does it equally as we'll.
The Republican News is the name
Of paper just started at Mt. Pleasant,
Henry Co., by A. II. Beremau and N.
b. Darnall. 1t is Republican in poll
tics.
CowHrDED.-A scamp named Eeed-
er who had mace himself very obuox-
ious to some Of the citizens of DUBUQUE
BY taking useless pains to display bis
naked person, was severely cowh;ded
q short time since by an aggravated
and insulted party.
Wild FRulr.--The Sigourney Demo.
crdt says that strawberries are found in
abundance, short distance beyond
the limits Of the corporation. We have
specimens Of this fruit fully as large as
the cultivated species, and Of flavor
that would compare favorably. The
hills and hollovs are literally covered
with blackberries, yet in a green state.
Howard CouNrY.-CRops.-A gen.
tieman from H ward was in town YES.
terday, aud stated that the crops look
very promising in that section of the
State. Corn is a little backward
everything else of the grain kind we'll
advanced.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30

ATTEMPTED SUICIDE OF AN AMEaI-
CAN LADY.-A letter from Rome to
the London Times contains the fol-
lowing
The United States vessels Wabash
and Macedonian, have left Citita Vec-
CHA for Naples. Before leaving that
place very painful scene is related to
have occurred. A young girl asked .
sailor which was the deepest part Of
the port, and Immediately after wards
going towards it, threw herself in and
disappeared. She was saved by those
standing around. She appears to have
been q young American residing IN
Palermo, and had fled with some man
to Civita Vecchia. On arriving there
her seducer, having shut her up in .
hotel, abandoned her.
Every assistance was given her by
the authorities, and the delegate sent
her on to Rome BY special train. The
arrival OF a train with three persons
only-the girl and her two conduc-
tors-put the whole diplomatic world
in confusion, who we're anxious to
know who was the mysterious arrival,
and curiosity was not satisfied until
the delegate detailing the incidents Of
the affair was shown.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30
Vegetable Subs titute for Calomel and
Blue Pill.

vegetable Subs tttute for CAlOmel and
Blue Pill.
BRANrRDvnS VD0s1 BIS UNlv sRsAL prLLs, by
restoring the bowels to their orig mai daily and nat.
ural action Gv ctr neth to the stomach purify the
God re-establish the healthy condition Of the di
gestive organs and thus cure oepss Ids ,oushs
rheumatisms. dropsie., and Sickness 6 n. rally,
whether chronic or recett. TIE &C ebrsted Abelne
thy fays: CATER having curd the arrangement o.
the bowels, deb lily and . diseases generally di ap.
pear Of their own accord, even in . short time p
The experience Of century has established the
ard anti bilious medicine; and their use by upwards
Of conscientious ply icians. and by over mill
lion r. families, shows that they ore supplying one
Of the wants Of humanity. and are b advance Of
medical science Tho above pills, a housh purely
vegetable, are nev Known AMI need - . substitute
for Caiomsl (HydraOgyri LAlo' idun, kiel, D, odu.
cling all tts tl:srat!ve ard other Indications, with
none Of its disOrgansing effects upon the coli s-os
ten erippling 'or II cor ito dstr ssing sc,i upon
the tee and gums. The pr. p.red con eat ration
from the same principles-she LII. Addi Ion pills
is substitute for blue pill (Pilula Hydraygiyi,,
possessing the peculiar action on the ecre,ing or
cans, Of that from mere n.y. but none Of
its eslvatrg or other u j1rious Effects. those Who
have used III blue pill susstitutso cor OF erwise
awarded 10 them the highest praise. They CINE
nearer to esn .entI atsd Ess ncs OF Lite than any
thias yet made, In the way Of medicine, BY man. A
single pill given daily, chi all hope hiss d has Of
ten re tor health. In fact III snp ly su organic
Priaeipls to tie blood, a'wars wanting in extreme
cases Of scbpes Old people have the secretious Of
early youth restored By these Life Addition Pills -
fhti' value - lifepreservers 10 beyond estimate.
Brand eths etsble Universal, Pills rem " from
the bowels ard bio d OF SICK person the csuse Of
death. The Ii. Addition Pills supply the org. mic
necessity Of the Bloods Vi s'ity--she minute glob-
ules Of veget BIO essrnces, Of which they are but
the coner"ton hive their exact counterrart In the
vital Robulss Of the blood And from whence does
thu blood derive it. ss IL slobuler verify from the
SAM sour r. m whencs DR. BRA dresh derives the
70 princl' i d the Life Addition Pills-srom the
vssetatle Kingdom
These III, - slso tho UnivsSeAi, ere war antsd
purely vegetable. Retsilsd 70 psctively at q and
80 cents Physirans and the public supplied ~ the
gross OF single boz, At DR.. Bsandreth's Principal
Omce. Ne sol Canalst., - T., and BY al rs.pests-
bio dcaiers 10 medicisss. June9e-tJuly1t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30

x1.DR. MANN. the renowned disooverer Of that
iuvslusble remedy, DR.. Hson's Agus lean, SIN
continues 70 labor in behalf Of the afaic'ed. 81.
medIcices ere universally admitted y the American
press TO b. far suveros 70 any and al Others ever
for the treatment Of chis fever aud sgss.
and all iater mistens. There can be no doubt, II We
can place confidence in the ionums rabe testimonials
which the Do has In his possessoo that II 10 toe
great st discovery made in tho science Of med
No. Toe attention Of our readers 10 called 70 the
advertisement Of this Balsam found T. another COL
umn Of thi. paper, and We YOU rsc'mnend oil sui-
sesng from this disease, viz chs, river and asue,
70 avan themse yrs Of trial Of this remedy.
Sold BY oil good drussiIts.
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~
- The late New York Custom House
sets'ss show that the imports for the
~ week exceed those Of the CORES.
ppedipg wssk IN 1868 BY sl,7e2,ole,
~ theee Of the came week in 1857,
jase beibss the panic, By @l,54l.s55.-
For thsaSi months commencing with
- - - Js1uafy, The total amoia,
- tmfisa = teepssssat PEAR = tts,.
W. "a tlflae - ~ ssas pssssa u
looe I valsely ~, ~. - Issa
~ - ~ sslsilAslnrtll :
- ooD - ~ ~ es6lIs1s4 =
.36
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30

A rAsHIoSABLE doctor lately informed his
friends, In large company, that he had
been passing eight days in the country. -
Yes. said one OF the party. it has been
announced in one Of the journals. All I"
said the doctor. stretching his neck, and
looking very important, "prav, in what
ternsT =" In what termsI WLy. as near
- can remember. 1t il nearly In the fol.
lowing - There were last week seventy.
seven interments lees than the week before.
" . man attacked my opinions in print
vosid l repIyl Not l. Do you think |
doa't understand what my friend, the pro.
tsasor. long ago cal ed the hydrostatie para
dog Of eontroversyl Don't l know what
that msaasi Well. III tell you. You know
that u yoa bad bent tube. one arm Of
Walsh vss the siss Of pipe sssn. and the
s>Aee ~ ssssoh 70 hold he sssas. vdtsr
vssl1 ssasa ~ ssns Asight, u enc = u
rs : s: &, =: ,,s|' y !: 81 s.: IS
yIU
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~A0OV "a y ~ ~
trains run BY Chic'go time, which d. twelve min
utica faster than Davenport time
~ and after Monday, April il.a, 1853. ana natl,
- Nsthss notice, trains viii leave Dsvenpors n =
aoseassns, Oclumbur City, Washington ana lova
ivy ssnnosys 1eeOsedl - follows:
~ Express and Nail Train ~ ESQ A n
Trsins viii leave Davenport lsr Chicaeods,,y. an
ieye exeepscd ~ follows:
let NAH Train, u 10 N
- Dxoress Train, at saa =
Issans arTivs at Davenport daily, (ssnds, % szssp
Prom TEE EAST.
lst nxprsss Train q o2,An.
- Hall Train, At bA : =
Prom TINE VEST.
lot Man Train, q s2op.
1Seins run BY Chicago time, which istvs.ve min
49, faster than Davenp RI tine.
AZ tTelnS out Of Davenport win make ognuec4Snno
Of Colunbs City, WsshiDgton sud Iowa CITY With
Ne Westeyn Stage Co.'s stages for all points Wess,
Ihe Passenger Train connects q Rock Isianpi v,sA
OhiceAo nock Island Railroad trains Tor eli pints
East, North and South.
passsnesSs -. reminded Of he nseeauisy ofsav,n.
distinct direction 20 the destination Of ths,g -.
eage tickets before taxing heir ssassiu
n. B. The Novnins COLO NJ .r.,, for N. R.a
eon 'eese q Jaltse Nth traiSs Michigan Gen.
Sal ); st the Jurction with trains cn The ri t.
burg " wsSne & Chssgo n Z; - Chicago Nth
trains on the uichigsn Southern and Michigan Gen.
1al RsM 1osdss
enls JOHN p. TRACY. supt.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-30

Lumbe Lumber!
4 LING 4 WILLIAMS hsrirg removed theas
"a Lumb Yards to the corner Of HssriA0o end
pNu'th streets, nnv prepared TO one greas "
ducemenss ~ rshsssfs OF Lumber, having
The Largest AID Best Assertnent
IN THE CITY,
Censistiue IL part q ne tollSwing. namely:
eooAOe n Reucsns, f-eo IL - f.es ioee-
500 900 n Tsnber Joists and Sces t1a, slllsngths
ooh snes.
10000 Il Vloorirg dFsseed ard undressed.
800 ~ u .tAin0, Ass ssed snd uDfIsessd.
700 OOO h Cleor ard second Clear Boards sDd
Ptsnk.
Ho,no, n Poplar, srcn n 70 snches thick.
~ bd,s of u. o. oaeo ohns1os. coAsleeing o.
0AsWds Out I'D AoWo1.
Ddss % 1atAs.
~ buae q pleksos. II on1 loeAae
AloNs laeas - .Staboot a. ooes lna 0esb.
Alse 1osDo 49, tnras - ~ oto4s - oasA W6a1
~ oaestoU - o1A1nee oonR - ~ - OnDGA
- q W 8 : = - u s:|.S 10 ~: - 81 49, ~
,kI1IIllellssts
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EDUCATIONAL.
TIP II ON'S
NATIONAL MERCA Nv7LE AND , 6xNEGs
NEWS
. q Il Il = q NJ
SITUATED:
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Pounded, ~ Davis Tipaon, Apsn, 1853.
8. D. TIPTON.

xTlDcipoi ouo Proprietor.
X/OUHG NpN v II And. ~ ~ rev irqaisy, that,
III b, grad ,asing ~ this COLLEGE, they VIII tbtaan
very inn F'a tsdvaotsges over III Ersdusses OF .
Of, ~ Ocm ns-c,sl Insisuttcn In the oouasPy. The
Couass o. STUDY complies In b foreign end %.
nessic bu,iE an embraces AA1ssR o. PaAs mcR
Ia Cor nGRcIAL sCIenCs ard ARr-wholy IN
novn tc G. N o q teach er -Vhlrh, u % ohvioae
an r. atty enhance hie cnances Of sues N busi-
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SpuccRlAN PBNMANsHP-tbe n,et BEAUTIFUL
sy.s~m In the WORLDS tsLsht u TIL. Oh g N 81
~ ~. a. 18th rvartlc.l aaA ornam- rtal 4 GOOD
HussN xss HAsp WaITIHG u GuArsatied % I'll vao
comulete tie C.urseh 70.
One tire 10 o. "a a. srothsr, n cpmuence. You
nav for The Insractn sou gel, and for The time
c,nspmsd. nj this &C. osl
BEAUTIFUL 8N0RAvuD DIPLonA-li hcgrsphed
ON bsnk.n r. psper, winch be possessor cen Z ID 90
ana pl,re hie pors U0usie-is awssd.d eeeh eTad-
ate This % DOv sa6 ua5Que stare sever BE-
fore i,troAosed into Ooljege.
fuitl n $40 payable Invariably n ssvenco, mt
p,n9 The sppc ,pt n Life Scholar hip, with viii
slso b mod st nsvtss o. DssriAl 0ualaoe," q
Peori, I. sons Of Ctergs men hais prise.
eepassts inssru U. tt.n given II PenU. nship.
n iness men end fttsi Il Of eduestieo aso -.
- essuny u tied % coll.
v,r Otsc1lar, eouts ming fall inSoinattca. please
eecsCee too posteoe o'onp0.
asvoe .1Avtf rsv'npsr, Iowa
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Look nj the Following.
nsLsISES. price 10 10 70 esnts.
- Challies, pr g 10 10 Nd e~nts
Lawns, (fast co'ors, IN to - ce0ts.
Yrerch ua,ins, % n ~ cents.
Bsreges, % 81 50 cents
e Prints, TO 12k cents.
French Prints, fron Is - Is osots.
Osh-S articles IN proportion, q
sps7 Z. 4 a. fYuDRT
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The Whole World UnitsA !..sick Pee
pie, Think l..Aftsr which, Act!
You'd scsrce expect At this late day,
With start ne 20 book TO all;
This Is the case. the million sxv,
With che ca 20 Of Herrick . Pill.
They come from Fast, and North. and west,
Ard snh clad tidinss the papers oil.
BeCau e To- y are the c. cap st afe {, best.
From Ronts, and Plants, AID Flowers they're
mad
They : ways cur~-they ne erkl'-
III usands nov T. their yr.v.s we're laid
Were Is nos for H tricks Pill.
Fab pili 9Th suesr IL covered DER
A 'a-ei scovery Of matCuless ektl;
Their like Was q yer see0 before,
On II IL ~ pe red In H0'rl.k's f.u.
Per years res worked u hal the SILK,
With joy ell I, hls tOsom nhl,;
For tens Thousands now rejoice
At II e magic powers o; HerTcA's Pills
HtRRIOK'S NATCHLr3S v1GRT ABLH
BAMiLY PILLS have inundated the word With
their p 'pulsrty Over I've nil. ions Of boxes ore
Us annually, gtsins mpl' yment TO eighty i've men
and women 10 put hem up. Thor ires are pu u.
cred by thous ands- praises on the trnxues Of
ali. G Ire 9 Of Oavei ~. and l~ew> ere, have you
eve- rs a thew /? Put up 10 fnsli b, Spanish, Ger
msn end French dr. eli NJ. Large faulty box Q,
- cen >! . ooxs for d. Sod ~. whers.