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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-12
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DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESE B ROU e. II

JULIUS CHEESE BROU I'll
Dental Surgeon,
VIYOULD respectfully info N the Inhabitants oil
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened an
once directly the Dsv enport Gas Co.'S IN Nor
wins Block Perry, bet wesu Third and Fourth 49,,
for the transaction Of Mechanical and 0per alive Dem
ttstry In all its branches Having received iDsfuo
til rs from, and during the rast year been associated
with, OF the most able practitioners In the East he
feels confident that any operations entrus ed to him
will be executed In carefH and s4illfnl manner -
him with call, his recommsndAtbns, which are Of
the hirhsst char. ster and would invite The most
critical examination upon ell work Committed 70 bis
hands. All operations registered Ard warranted -
pleasure In submitting the follow 10 testimonial:
NEW L0spos, Oct. -. 1857.
This may certify that Dr. J. ChesebTcugh hss Teen
Q pupil Of mine In the stndy Of Dentistry, and that
during the past year, be has operated with me- IN my
once In His professional ability have the greatest
confidence, and rdislly recommend him 10 any
Wishing such services % those Of careful anfskiII.
eui Dental Operator Wv SHEFFIELD.
And also In referring 70 Messrs.
@. r q o. Shepard, Hon ?. W. Williams,
?. LAsrnes. DR. ". ". ehetned,
Hon Ebenrzer Learned. g learned,
DR.. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel nnnt."s'o"'
z " Browne, DR. W StoddAsd,
Of New London, Conn Also 70
Dr.. Barrows, j n d Bnrrows.
Hon n Cannon, DR. BAKER,
Or Wtherwax, Rev Asson'
n Guriev nso., Messrs Geek 4 Sargent,
Rev b Packayd DS Trus,
q 1arrow IA. VA Remington,
B woodward, Az 4ash
~ M.ynakss, Aw Bailey. fpsss
Nv q Msgoun. ohas Powers
~ fAahrt4s. Jno 1ngsvs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-12
New boarding House.

house. situate
On Third, between Mesn ana ssseav Ss'ss
and are nov pr psrei e accomns dste twenty d.
hoerAess snt liz oY eisht with lodging. Also nne
quite OF rooms for gentleman end ssdy.
Davenport, March 2, 1850
nchS 0IIiBTr uICHHLHkR6E1.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-12

The numbers from 70 200 corresponding with
those nambers on the tickst. printed on separate
slips Of paper encrcled with small tin tubes and
placed 10 one wheel.
The frs. l7s PrIss', similarly printed and ., cir
cled, are ploced In another Whse..
The wheels are then revived, and . number Is
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, aud st the same
tune . Prise 10 drawn from the tther wheel. The
number and prise drawn out are opened and exhibit
ID to the audience. end registered By the ,mmis-
soasss; the Prize b.ng placed sgs INST the Number
dsawn 1his operation y repeated until the Prises
APPROXIMATION PRIss .-fhe two preceding and
and the two succeeding NumbUs % those drawing
the 1rst nine P-ises will Be entitled to the 446 Ap-
pvoximstiou Prisrs Dor example: II Ticket No
1880 draws the $50 600 Prize those Tickets mum.
bered 1l24s 1920, 1881 1882 Will esrh BE- entitled
70 600. II Ticket No. 80 draws the 900 Prise,
those tickets nomSsring ols. 50. oci, bea. sseh
scheme.
cmnrrcArE OF PAcKA oEs Will b sold at ths
following ra'ss. which !. the risk;
10 ualf = 20
10 Quarter 70
+" IL Eighth 10
In Opdesine Tiakees o. Cesti1cates,
lncloss the money 70 address for the tickets
dered, receipe Of which they wi be fofv arded
Arst MALI Purchasers can have ecsess eadiss in
The list Of drawn numbers and prisss will b sent
to purchaser inme6istely after the drawing.
n PuFchasers will please write their sigma
tuses plaio. and sivs thsie Post Omee. County and
okats.
n Remember that every prize h drawn and pay.
able In fnll without deduction
- Al pstsss Of u. 900 and under paid inmedi.
otey after the deawtng-othe1 priaes ct the usual
time Of thirty days.
All consultations strictly couldenual.
Address Orders for Tickeb or Certificates to
MoKINNEY Z CO.,
0AVAN1AH, GA.
OFFICE MASONIC HALL BLOCK, DgIL e., sAvAx.
uAu.
n INST Of the numbers tha1 are dravn froo
The wheel, With the amount Of tAe prss that each
90 u entitled 70, viii ~ pah0iGAed aetsg ever
dgaWtngys IN ~ savannah Daily N0Ws.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-12
HOW ARD LOCATION
PHILADELPHIA.

u U W A u ID AO , W / lVN,
PHILADELPHIA.
Benevo 'enf Iasitutioa esfGotshe5 1y special en-
doscmenf. for TIE Reii.f Of the sack AVID
Dtstressed, afflicted scith V.ralent
and EpSdesaic Diseases.
VlSHE HOWARD ASSOCIATION, In view OF tie
awful deaf uctian Of human life cause ~ sexu-
oil disea zee, and the deceptons pra too Upon the
unfortunate victims OF sucn disease by Quac.s sew
eral ago divected it, consulting surgeon, as
| charitable CT worthy OF T. cir name, - OPEN d.
pensary for the treatment Of THE class OF di eases
In all their forms and to eivs medica advice gais
to a oho spply BY letter, With 6escrit ton OF Their
condition, (ag-, occupation habits Of iife &c aud
In cas- ofexreme poverty to furnh me icia' Ire
of cnarg., II Is nee to add that III. association
Commands the highest m deal skill OF the AZ ard
will furnish IN nost approved nlodernt eatment
The Directors OF the association In tn ir annual re-
port upon the treatment OF - xna di.ra'ss. express
IN h,ghett satisfaction With the success which has
attend the ators OF tn r surge ons In tn cure OF
sperm minai weakness goncfrl IRA, sleei
syphilis the vice OF Unanism OF self abuse dsea.
OF the sdns " and BLADDER, &c. and order cJutn
! nance ~ the same plan or the ensuing year.
The Directors on a review Of the pest, feel assured
that their labcYs in this sphere " ben vorni Effort
have been Of great beneht 10 M sin,cl =, ep eas
selves with sed zeal to this very nportan snd
much -pised cause
An admirab report on spermaterrbra, or seni
ns weakness the vice of Onsnism, mssturhation, OF
sefabuse, and other diseases OF the sexual organs,
BY the consulting SURGEON. will be sent by mail TN
sealed epvef PEI free Of charge on receipt OF Two
STAMPS for postage Othe reports ano tracts on the
| nature and treatment of sexual diseases, diet, &C
are constantly being published for gr stuitous distr
BUTTON and win be sent to the afflicted Ssnie OF TN
ne remedies and methods Of treat nent discovered
| duyinr the last year are Of great value.
| Address for Report or treatment DR.. }. Skill
! LIN HOUGHTnN, Acting Surgeon, Howard A.so
| citation; NJ Q south Ninth street. Philadelphia
| Pennsylvania
! Nv order OF the Directors.
gZRAD uEARTWElL President.
! Ono. PAIRCUiLD. HsGveffTu. JsW WV
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-12
Csnpetltisa Is Tho spice Of Trade,

no. CnMHOR4 to the tines, the SCOTT H USE
~ - reduced the price Of transient 10 enc dc.laI
and permanent board.rs ere now token -
- N6liors pr Week and upwards. i b our q.
1Ganaea nat this ahall - IL 40 Acas hOase 10
- ~. suns,zr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-12
8. X. MANN y CO., Proprictors. Ia
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good D-nggists
ElaSg'. Good Sa SOarllNM's
I'm mediate Hciie

Keep It in your Family, for sickness
comes when you do not expect IL.
VVeHIs Is an InteTn-I ant Externsi kedlstne c,s,-
i posed 81 hoott, B.rbs and Barhs, such As nrr
forcfa hers uset There l. n Boubtiiui suppy o a.
Earth 10 cur al Complaints IL We only new uhs;
thew were And now ih- Good esuaritar Lrire- us
good new. end glad tiiifgs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-12
Mississippi 4 Missouri r. r,

Mississippi 4 Missouri r r
Trains run b. chic.go time. which /, tseivs mis-
utrs fss .er than Davenport tne.
ON and after Monday, April lit. 1859, and sns1
~ further notice, trains viii leave Davenport, nr
dusestine, Columbus city, Washington and IoUA
CITY tBundsys exoepsed, ~ follows:
sst Express and Mail Train NJ eco a -
Trains will leave pavenpor, for Chicago daily Son
lays excepted as follows
LIST NAH Train ~ 10 10 4 ~
ID Express Train, At 80 =
Trains arrive st Davenport ds,iy. UssAsys szess
tsd) ~ follow:
PROM TEE East.
LIST Hxprs~s Train ~ as A..
"a Mail Train, At 30 -
vAOM TEE wEsT.
tst Man Train, ~ o1ovo
Trains run BY Chicago time. which istwe'vc min
nfe- faster than Tavenp, r. time.
All trains cut OF Davenport wall make cOnnecto0e
At Columbs City, Washington aud Iowa City With
the Western stage Co.'S stages for Gil points West.
The Passenger Train counects ~ Rock IslAnd With
OhicAso Rocs lslsnd Railroad trains for I'll cnlnts
Sast North and South.
Passengers reminded Of the necessity esgfviAo
iisnr. direction - 70 the destination Of their 49,
eage before taking hsiY seaasin
IN. cars.
". b. The MoYninG Q0l0 A M) ratn for III 8sss
ects nj liet Nth trAss on ire MichiHAn Gen.
vi II at the Jurctitn with trsrs on the Pits
burg, r. wayne h Cni1eo X; ~ ChTaao With
trans IN the Michigan Southern and Michigan Cea-
tral Hall Roads.
apiil JOHN y. TRACY. Sups.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
The Dollar iEark.

The Philadelphia Press is renewing the old
discussion as 10 the Specification and origin Of
the familiar (s) dollar mark It quotes the
"CyciopR liza of Commerce" which says that
as the Spanish dollars once circulated here
Were called pieces of s." Consisting of eight
reals, stamped on the coin ''S R." the two
vertical Lines were run through the figure 8,
in this manner S, to distinguish it from the
mere numeral.
Speaking of the Spanish dollar, the New
American Cyclopadia says, 1.-The best known
variety was the pillar dollar, so called from
the two pillars on its reverse representing the
Pillars Of Hercules, the ancient name of the
opposite promontories at the Straits of Glib
raltar. The rude imitation of these rude pill
lars in writing connecting them by scroll,
is said to have been the origin of the dollar
mark (S) now universally familiar" The
same authority adds, however, that the deri-
vation of the mark from ''the Spanish dollars
being called pieces of eight is /" a more plau-
sible explanation
We think the pillars and the scroll uniting
them the more likely to be the true solution.
We have seen it ingeniously suggested that
the character is made of the letters gu. ST.
and S written over the U, signifying United
States currency. But this will not do; as
the character was in use before the first Amer
ican dollar was coined.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
The Slanderer.

G. W. Brown, the editor of the renegade
Free State paper at Lawrence, Kansas, which
for three Yeas past has been the active and
unscrupulo'ls foe to Free State men, and
which has grown rich off the beggings of the
editors wife through the States, from the
friends of the Free State cause, has COM
menced villifying John Brown, and miSrepre-
senting the facts Of history. The general est
mate OF this q. ". Brown, and his "HerdH
of Frsed2as" in Kansas, is well expressed by
James kcdpath, when he says, 1T is the
comnon saying in Kansas that ne would SLAM
der his wife editorlaliy, for 10 cents line,
provided you paid him in advance for a COL
umn's worth"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
A Beautiful AllegOry.

Mr. Crittenden was engaged in defending
man who had been indicted for capital offence.
After an elaborate and powerful defence, ne
closed his effort by the following striking and
beautiful allegory
When God in His eternal counsel con-
ceived the thought Of mans creation He cal
led to him the three ministers who wait con-
stantly upon the throne, Justice, Truth, and
Mercy, and thus addressed them
"Shall we make man?' Then said JUS
tice, 80 God, make him not, for he will tram
pie upon thy laws" Truth made answer,
80 God, make him not, for he will pollute thy
sanctuaries. But Mercy. dropping upon her
knees, and looking up through her tears, and
exclaimed, 80 God, make him, l will watch
over him with my care through all the dark
paths which he may have to tread" Then
God made man, and ss.d to him, 80 man,
thou art the child Of Mercy, go and deal with
thy brothers."
The jury, when he finished, were drowned
in tears, and against evidence, and what must
have been their own convictions, brought in a
verdict of not guilty.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
Negro Equality South.

William A. Lake, an old member of Con-
gress from the Vicksburg (Miss.) District, a
Know-Nothing, and now representative of
Vicksburg in the Legislature, declared in a
speech before that body ''that man at the
South who owns but one negro has no right
to express his opinions on political matters" +"
A fellow member, "Tisdale of Kemper,"
thereupon introduced "bll for the prosperi.
ty, growth and relief of the South" The
concluding sections of this bill are in the fol-
lowing words:
"And now l shall proceed to elucidate in
brief manner how we shall make the South
prosper and blossom as a rose. 1t is we'll
known that the voters who do not own slaves
far outnumber those who hdce, and as the
Bible says we have been created equal but
let us be equal in everything. Let the rich
divide with the poor, or that every man can
have the same number of slav. to work for
him. If this is not satisfactory, let us repeal
articles %, 26, 80, and 81 of section 7, on
page 24l of the new Code, and import Afri-
cans to give to the poor men, and make them
the eqaals of the rich man. | say proclaim it
from Dover's flights open the slave-trade and
make us all equal by giving to each good citi-
zen an equal amount ofproperty in the shape
of niggers. All laws coming in conflict with
this law is hereby repealed"
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
THE COTTAGE DOOR.

How sweet the rest that labor yields
The humble and the poor,
Where sits the patriarch OF the neids
Before the cottage door!
The lark is singing in the sky,
The swallows on the caves,
And love is beaming from each eye,
Beneath the summer sky!
The air amid its fragrant bowers
Supplies unpurchased health,
And hearts are bounding mid the flowers.
More dear to him than wealth.
Peace, like the blessed sunlight, plays
Around his humble cot,
And happy nights and cheerful days
Divide his lowly lot.
And when the village sabbath bell
Rings out upon the gale,
The father bows his head to tell
The music of its tale
A fresher yerdure seems to fill
The fair and dewy sod,
And every infant tongue is still
To hear the word of God
O. happy hearts. to Him who stills
The ravens when they cry,
And makes the lily meath the hills
so glorious to the eye
The trusting patriarch prays to bless
His labors with increase;
Such wavs are ways OF pleasantness,"
and all such "paths are peace
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
NEWS ITEMS.

AiT Mr.. Dickie, late p. NJ. at Buffalo, is said to
have been removed, not for Douglas proclivi-
ties, but in consequence ola chronic difficult
ty with his accounts. .-,s-,., -r.. .-.
Measures are in progress to raise fund
fol the education of two of John Browns
daughters at the school Of Theodore G. Weld
in Eagleswood, N. j. "''D o."
The recently widowed King of Portugal is
negotiating second marriage with Catho-
lie princess.
Mr.. Thorburn, son of old Grant Thor
burn, well known as q scotsman and horti-
culturist, will probably soon be called to Mt
Vernon to supcrintend the restoration of those
hallowed grounds laid out by Washington
We have seen a note from the Physician of
the Utica Asylum, under date of the l Ct !, in
which he says "Gerrit Smith slept last night
and is to-day quite calm. We look for his
restoration with more and more confidence"
~ Y. Tribune.
Mr.. Gentry, President of the Texas and
New Orleans Railroad, has returned from
Europe. He has succeeded in purchasing the
iron to lay the road through to tie Sabine.
Mr.. Bennett of the New York Herald, re-
tracts his slave-trade libel against Thurlow
Weed, of the Albany Journal Mr.. Weed
accepts the apology. -.
A resident of New Orleans, it is said, just
returned home from England, where he dis
posed of patent for fish hooks, of his own
invention, for $4,000.
The English papers announce the approach
ing publication, in London, of new novel by
Hawthorn, the name of which has not vet
been made public.
1t is estimated that Hen Fever Burnham
made $40, 900 a year while acting as State
Liquor Agent for Massachusetts,.
A bill has been introduced into the Senate
of Mississippi, prohibiting free negroes from
remaining in the State on any pretext whatev-
er.
Unusual activity in building operations and
other improvements are now observed in the
city Of Jerusalem, and thousands of Persian
laborers and Jews are becoming residents Of
the Holy City. These signs of new life are
regarded with great interest by those who
are looking for the return of the Jews and the
revival of the glory of Jerusalem
"'ohnnie, Johnnie, you'll get killed -
Where are you going ~ screamed an anxious
mother in the cars to her little son. 'Fm
just going ahead into the smoking car, moth
er, to have cigar with friend-you see they
don't allow US to smoke in these cars
The Erie Dispatch says that the existence
of an organized band of robbers, extensive in,
numbers, on the southwestern shore of Lake
Erie, has been placed beyond doubt
AT a late sale of old United States coins in
Philadelphia, the following prices were obtain
ed: 1894 dollars, $ll 1898 chain cent, $5,-
25; 1881 half cent, $l1 so; 1871 Washing
ton $50 70.
The Cincinnati Gazette of the 18th says
"John Brown, Jr., son of Ossawatomie Brown
came to this city by the mail boat from Lou
isville, which arrived yesterday morning. He
is on his way to Parkersburg, Va, with the
ultimate intention of visiting his father, now
under sentence of death, at Charlie stown, Va
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
HYMN OF TRIST.

The Professor at the Breakfast Table closes his
&C .ginutiOu 10 the November number OF the 1T
4a..a Va'hly with the following:
o Lord Divine, tina: stopped to share
or siIarpest panC, our bIt'erest tear,
On thee We cast each earth born care,
W. srli!e at pain while Thou art near!
Tfouyh long the weary way we tread,
And sorrow crown each lingering year,
No path We Saun no darkness dread,
Our hearts still whispering Thou art near
When dropping pleasure turns to gr,ef,
And trembling iaith Is changed to lear,
The murmurIng wind, the quircring leaf,
shall softly tell US, Thou art near
On Thee we fling our burdening woe,
o Love divine. forever dear,
Content to suffer, while We know,
Living and dying, Thou art near!
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

.- The Columbia s. Carolinian, of the
18th instant, says: The premium offered by
Col. A. M. Hunt, for a specimen of native
African, to be exhibited at the State Agricul-
tural Fair, was taken few weeks ago by DR..
Bland, of Edgefield, who brought two on the
grounds Their arrival created quite sensa-
ton with the large crowd assembled in the
ampitheatre. The premium was beautiful
silver goblet
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

~ Since the late election, the "war of
the shells" has re-opened in New York, with
all the ferocity of former times. The "hards"
denounce the "softs" with much savage ami
mostly. They were united long enough to
vote together at the polls, and now that elec-
ton is over, they 90 to pummeling one anoth!
ez again without mercy.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

H Twenty six Democratic meeting have
been held in Kentucky in as many counties,
and fourteen have instructed the delegates to
the State Convention to favor Mr.. Guthrie's
nomination for the Presidency, and twelve
have left their delegates uninstructed.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

az The Washington Constitution, drilling
the Southern members for the election of a
Pro-Slavery Speaker of the House, says -
"The plurality rule must not be thought of
for a moment by any member who is not one
of Stewards coadjutors."
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

H The contest for Mayor in New York
city at the coming December municipal elec-
ton, will be quadrilateral affair. The "Old
Line Whigs' have nominated DePeyster Og-
den-the Mozart Hall Democracy, VIM. F.
Havemeyer-and the Republicans, George
Opdyke. As the fight now stands, the pros
pectsar decidedly favorable to the Republic
ans
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
fY- The latest news from California gives

W- The latest news from California gives
wonderful accounts Of the new gold discover
les near Carson Valley. All the hills in sight
of Eagle Valley have been "prospected," and
immense sums had been offered by specula-
tors for some Of the claims. Companies of
miners were actively at work, and the reports
grew better. The discoveries continued to
create the greatest excitement -
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03
PROPOSAL.
By BAYARD TAYLOR.

The violet loves a sunny bank,
The cowslip loves the lea,
The scarlet creeper loves the elm;
But love--thee.
The sunshine kisses mount and vale,
The stars they kiss the sea,
The west winds kiss the clover bloom;
But kiss-thee.
The oriole weds his mottled mate,
The lily's bride o. the bee;
Heavens marriage ring is round the earthy
Shall wed thee?
-Harper's Honthly.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

Paul. 1t must be the great goods distribu-,
ting point for vast region North and North
west in all coming ages if civilization is pro
gressive, and the institutions of our common
country are prospered and extended.
Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian., 1859-12-03

az A meeting at the fremont Temple,
Boston, collected upwards of $500 for the
benefit Of John Browns family.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1859-03-05

hearts than We bore with u on coming hore.''
There is o panied sincerity il the tone Of these
avowals-a Bitterness q of thwasted good
intentions and uisapprehsnded motives,
which | cannot find it in my heart either to
doubt or not sympathizs with. In spite Of
oil mental and bodily peculiarities, there 10
a grandeur Of desoletion in this old mans
lifo We cannot properly call him Ga splen-
did ruin" for he is more suggestive In all
aspects Of an original chaos, in which the
elements of strength and weakness, good and
evil, have never been adjusted under domes-
tic discipline and that confidence which is
the most precious fruit Of our family rela-
tons. -. -..e---- - -. $500.