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Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-11
Glad Tidings for the Weak and
Sick, DyspePtic Rheumatic, Or
Neuralgia Sufferer.
HAVE YOU
SICK WIFE, BROTHER, SISTER,
OK Friend.

Tell them that when every remedy has failed; when
they have been doctored near to death with Mercury
Sarsaparia, and other popular delusions when from
whatever cause they become lank langud and giling
to try most blessed Herbal Concoction, try
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THE WEEKLY DEMOCRAT
Is published every Saturday mor arg, ana contains
twenty eight columns of reading matter. The aim OF
the publishers will be to make it good paper, and
suitable 6erng forirendsin tn Atlantic StatesF
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List OfAgents.
i. P. FISHER. ER..................,San San Francisco.
Il. b. DAVTDSON.... ............ Sacramento.
GEO. II. LELAND. .......... OrOville and vicinity.
p POLAON: ..'........s. 49,. .lnskip.
J. E. FULLER. .-......... .Camptonvle.
j. ST. @. S0N....................St St. Louis.
DIR. o. s. BURNHAM. -. Morrison's Diggngs.
WIN. ARMS,.....'..., ..-ss...s... .Downievle.
j. f. FEEkS......... ......., :, ,.,New York.
II. COOK...,.... ...s............ Long Bar.
GEO. w. WEIGH, H,.......-..............Nev Nevada.
W. X. SPENCER. .-.......... .Grass Valley.
H.. j.. FITCH COlusa and vicinity.
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PEH WEkK""...'............FzFTf oENES.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-09-11
The DespOndant, Low SpifitGdssDtunk-
ard, or Liver Diseased.

Finds from its use that he is light split his skin
becomes clear his eyes, too because his 1ver Is in
active, the Bile Neutralzed elected and his blood
thinned and Purified. If he has FOUL STOMACH,
this acts as an aperien not otherwise. Again. II i'm
mediately relieves belchng, prevents accumulation
OF wind in the stomach. The STOMACH the great
receiver of disease and its cure. will now enumer-
ate few of the diseases where have seen Dr. Web
ber's lnvigoratng Cordial act most beautifully. Cen
eral Derangement Of the System Weakness from va
rious Causes viz: Change of Climate Long Sickness
the use of mercury being otherwise overdoctored
from abuse OF Nature and her Laws, by Drunkenness
Commanding, pebauchery and other excesses Trem-
bling, Fever and Ague Chill, Rheumatic, Neuraigic
and other pains in the Body Limbs Want Of Appe-
tite, seer or Memory, Sour or Bilious Stomach, Tick
ling in the Ears, Tic Doloreux, ETC., ETC.
The reader is consrientously assured that this re-
ally extraordinary panacea is all it is represented and
not one of the nostrams of the day. Let the ahc-
ted try it, and they will feel thankful for having done
so. 1t is warranted to be unnjurous TO the most
delicate constitution, or to either or age to con-
tain no mercury other mineral. 1t is put up very
highly concentrated, in quart bottles, price $3 two for
20. Sold by every respectable Wholesale or Retail
Druggist.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

90 Of money the young na1 staG .
meeed asd confessed. No., aid the
broker, | shall not dischasge, shall
not disborer You. l intend to keep
you and make . man Of you. You
will be . vagabond ifyou go along in
thh way. Now let me see no more Of
this. He went to bis work. He did
not disappoiut the confidence. He did
honor to his employer. And the other
dav he was indicted into one Of our
banks in an honorable position, and
his employer became hiss bondsman to
the amount of 10000. Had he con-
Quoted as some would have done
sent the boy away and proclaimed his
dishonor--perhaps he would have
ended his days in the State Prison,
and been sent to his tomb in the garb
of convict. But one young man was
rescued from ruin who had been placed
enid the temptations Of money, and
for . moment was overcome.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14
she GAZE TIE rEAnrUL.

1t is doubly apparent to the mind OF
every person who has CHANGED to read
the Gazette, for few days past, that
there is 40 no man in the State it
would 20 much dread to SEQ brought
out ~ . Democratic Candidate for the
Office Of Governor, a. that honest,
staunch, and in every way reliable
Democrat, the Honorable G. G. X.
Mitchell. The very idea that there is
even = possibility Of Judge Mitchell's
nomination frightens our contemporary
into Mysteries. and in its futile way,
puts forth its endeavors to defeat such
action, if possible.
That such . nomination is possible,
is very plain, and that it is highly pro.
babe, We have not the least doubt in
the world and this is just what vexes
and frets the managers Of the Gosette
To those who are familiar with the
style OF tactics used by that paper, j,
very clear that Judge Mitchell is the
man Of oil others that the Democrat
ic party Of Iowa should take up as it,
standard bearer in thecampaign nov
ct hand. It may be set down Is fixed
fact that the man whom that paper
opposes in any manner, is about a,
near right ~ any member Of the hu.
man family is ever known to be. II,
plea sthat the Judge was once . Wing
and hence is not suited to occupy thu
position Of Governor. The Democrs.
cy at this vicinity do not want any
better Democrat than Gilbert G. r
Mitchell for their candate, and tn,
person that will suit them is goot
enough for any body. BY all mean'
let him be the nominee Of the Con-
vention. lie is most able man, ant
- Democrat, there is none more re
liable in the State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

A few years ago | made the acquain
lance of an elderly lady, whose hus-
band, so far back as 1899, held an
official position, both civil aud military
in the colony OF new South Wales.-
Many anecdotes she told me, of cele-
brated characters who had, in the
words Of one Of them, ''left their coun-
try for their country's good" With
most, if not all Of these celebrities, the
old lady had come in contact person
ally.
One morning." she began, F" l was
sitting in my drawing-room with my
two little children, who are now mid
die aged men with large families. when
gentleman was announced. gave
the order for his admission +; and on
entering the door Of the apartment
rose from my chair and greeted him
with . bow. which be returned in the
most graceful and courtly fmauuer i'm.
aginabIe. His dress was that of man
OF fashion, and his bearing that of a
person who had moved in the highest
circles Of society. A vessel had arrived
from England few days previously
with passengers, and l fancied that this
gentleman was one Of them. l asked
him to be seated: He took a chair,
opposite to me, and at once entered
into conversation, making the frs,
topic the extreme warmth Of the day,
and second the healthful appearance
Of my charming children-as he wa.
pleased to speak Of them. Apart from
. mother liking to hear her children
praised, there was such a refinement in
the strangers manner, such seeming
sincerity in all he said, added to such
. marvellous nestness Of expression.
that | could not help thinking he
would form . very valuable acquisition
to our list Of acquaintance, provided
he intended remaining in Sydney. in.
stead Of settling in the interior Of the
colony.
II expressed my regret that the
Major (my husband) was from home
but mentioned that I expected him
ct one o'clock, At which hour We tool
luncheon; and l further. expressed .
hope that our visitor would remain
and partake Of the meal. With . very
pretty smile, (which l afterwards di,-
covered had more meaning in it than
! was at the time aware oil he feared
ne could not have the pleasure Of par
taxing Of the hospitalities Of my table,
oet, with my permission, he would
wait till the appointed hour-which
vas near ct hand. Our conversion
vas resamsd +; and presently be- saked
ny little ones to 90 to him. Thev
obeyed . oace, albeit they wefe rathsr
ehy children. Thh satisAed n t6st
~ stfanese ~ 3 mar Il : hind M
gsotls dispe1liion; b toek " ehildrer
$3.50 49, - ~ hnssa, 81 49,
= - &In : ~ ~ CO.,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14
I'm Usissd 80 Asll1slsarsfos

I'm Usissd l6As1 Agl1u.ltassf -
sssey, have a6sessd ssfnsks"ees =
The most satisfactory Character have
lust been effected il Chicago, for the
purpose Of holding the next National
fair 1t that place on the 18th Of Sep
tember. So great u the interest felt in
the matter by the citizens Of Chicago,
that every aasurancs IVES given, on
their part, that the exhibition should
be the largest and most imposing that
has ever been held in the country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

1t 10 easy to ruin, and it 10 easy to
save . young man. Ono Of the lead
ing brokers Of New York he'd . young
man in his employ. The vast amount
Of money iu his hands Vas . great
temptation to him. ANAL GUMS were
missed day alter day /; one quarter,
then my cent, tlen e. dollar, then
tWo dollara, were missed. He was
shasged with The poeulatiea. The
eephae shoWed him koW b oould de-
~ ~ abo1su1efcn uf - onollmt
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

The Dubuque Sun says that emf
grant trains are passing through Du-
buque to the interior, constantly.
TuRx-HAlLE.-The Dubuque San
Of the 9th, says thst the excavations
preferatory to laying the foundation Of
the walls Of the Turner Hall, were
commenced yesterday morning.
Tax FouRrH.-A large number Of
citizens Of Dubuque, have issued q
call for mass meeting, the object Of
which 10 to make arrangements for
celebrating the coming Fourth of July
in becoming style.
The North Lo,ran has again made
its appearance, but ~ Republican
sheet.
HProN RAILROAD ELECTION OF
DIRxcrsRs.-The stockholders of the
Upton Railroad elected their board Of
directors on the 9Th inst. The follow
ing gentlemen were elected, viz: S. J.
Crew, Henry Rsigart, J. X. Snyder,
Geo. Schumacher, A. Gilbert, C. SWEET
land, John Culbertson, VIM. Il. Tut
hill, J. II. Starr, s. s. Daniels H. G..
Coe, p. Fleming, G. w. Kiser, Mr..
Pawling, }. Ii. BireIy, VIM. Gilmore
and W. Hammond.
After the election, the board of d.
rsctors organized and chose s. J. Crew
President; Jos. X. Snyder Vice-Presi-
dent, and Aaron Gilbert Secretary and
Treasurer Cedar Democrat.
The Republican delegates of Jack
son county are instructed to cast their
influence for s. J. Kirkwood, for Gov
ernor, and w. w. Hamilton, Lieuten-
ant Governor.
The Vinton Benton Co.. Eagle,
says of the crop in that region 1.-THE
small grain, rs far IS we have seen in
this county, never looked more prom
ising than at present. The corn has
come with great regularity and even
ness, and although yet small, We have
every reason now to believe the crop
will be equal to that of any preceding
year."
The Independence Civii,om of last
Thursday, the 9th, says on Friday
night Of last week, the frost was more
or less severe oil through Buchanan
county, in some places the water freez-
ing to the thickness of the sixteenth OF
an inch, and cutting down the corn
and potatoes. There has been con-
siderable damage done, but still there is
time for crops if the remainder of the
season proves favorable.
FRosT.-This section of country was
visited by quite severe frost on Thurs
day and Friday nights last, which done
considerable damage to the tender
kinds of vegetables, especially on low
and vet ground. We notice also that
corn on low ground was more or less
bitten.-M. Vernon News.
The laying Of the corner stone OF
the new Lutheran Church, at Lisbon,
takes place on the 25th inst. A gen
eral invitation has been extended for
persons to be presently.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

Non. -por every fraction over forty - sdditisa-
u dslsgass has been oiiewed.
Isrtieulsr ssssatioa 10 called 70 the ctt0n Of she
osossasio STATE Conventions for ssvsrsl pest years
Sroh.b,s,ns oil representation BY proxy votss.
~ several County Central Oomnittsss are ssps-
daily requested - ~ that coanty msstings b held
Ssr shs psrDoes Of ssallns delegates.
rJAo. A. WILLlAHoON,
C1'N 0Iase Dem. 10. Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14
Geo. w. Ellis L. Go.

Geo. w. Ellis L. Go.
No. II LsClsire Row.
LAVE just received large stock Of
Wall Papers.
Also on consignment rare lot Of
HNoAIsH 7ooRGa.
which they will sell at tho
London Pubttshers' Prjcss.
BOth's and LiviMgstOm's
NEW WORKS ON AFRICA.
Hon. q. HI. Smiths
hcmincscepcsof Western Life Of gk etches
OF eminent Characters In and out of Congress I'm
portant legal trials in the State OF Indiana &C., nc.
evois. $40 pages. Price 500. Unquestionabiy the
most interesting book that has ss eared for Eiany
years
Davenport, April IT. 1888. prI7a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

~ We have letters to-day, from
Peoria, Cass, Knox, Carroll, Edgar, La
Sale, Kendall, Lee, Stark, Coles and
Campaign Counties, oil written since
the frost, and their contents may be
summed up thus:
"Frost did but half the damage that
twas at first anticipated. The crops
ION the ground generally look very
promising, particularly Spring wheat.
"Corn backward but doing vel, though
'in some places . little blackened by
'the freeze"
Out Of thirteen crop letters We have
not q really bad report. A few Of them
speak of an unusual quantity Of chess
and few more Of the fly; but the
tone Of the whole is satisfactory and
highly encouraging.-Press and 1ri-
Dune.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

Pm = e1n61Goss - ~ shisf. they FOL
lev M vhsretur " $780, " lsad hen,
snA hsrpss issSngantly 3hs eae1y night aed
dev-aet N hedk. q 49, alvsys On thss
march. and With the nuskst forever % the
ahonldar. II lsss than month. thsse cbil.
drep became old soldier& They have sban-
donsd every thing they. the inheritors Of
treat ueabes and lorgs 1Ortun1e-~Soe seevi-
tode. the platter and the hard camp couch.
These dukes, msrquisos. co0nts these lstest
scions Of the old ps,rician Stoke; have be-
come simple soldiers, warning Tor indepen-
dencs. spare. then. these proud children,
who are followed BY the anxious ewes of
their mothers, al disdaip and iasult; let
calumny ct least respect such noble hearts,
who viii be IN eternal honor 70 Italy, their
country.
SCENE or DExoLATroN.
A letter from Casale, Of the 10th ult, in
the De6sss, bearing the we'll known sigma
ture Of Amedee Achard, says:
will not spesk to you Of the movements
Of troops on the railway; they are inces.
sant. The locomotives 20 a. SLOWLY ..
street cabs hired BY the hour. passed one
train of forty-eight carriages crammed full
OF sOioieIs As We approach Ca1ele the
spectacle becomes heart rending. The
country is everywhere beautiful, but there
10 no one to get in the crops; there are mel
Their farmers, nor peasants. nor Shepherds.
not living soul 10 the plain 10 which the
vine Is spreading its green branches, and in
which the wheat is waving. Farms are
abandoned. villas deserted; goats no longer
Craze 10 lanes. or cows in meadows. From
the empty houses, tbs furniture. and even
the doors and Windows have been carried
away; rows Of large mulberry trees have
been cut down 1t two or three feet from
the coil. and are lying on the ground. and
the trunks and branches serve % cAesaur
de friss. The scene is one Of desolatlon ia
the midst Of all the fertility ami ell the
smiles Of spring.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14
DENTAL.


JULIUS CHESEBR OUGH,
DO1atA1 0zzrGoen,
MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants OF
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened an
once directly over the Davenport Gas IS, In Aer-
winss BLOCK Perry, between Third and Fourth ss,
tor the transaction Of Mechanical and Operative
tistry In all Its branches Having received nstPuc-
items from, and during the year been associated
with, Of the most able practitioners In the East
feds confident that any operations entrus Cd 70 him
viii b executed In . careful and skillful msnner
Hs VIII Be most happy 70 show any who may favor
him with call, his recommendations, which are Of
the highest character; and would invite the most
critical examination upon al work committed 70 his
hands. All operations registered and warranted
He solictts share Of the public patronage and takes
pleasure in submitting the following testimonial:
NEW LONDON, Oct. Is, 1851.
THIS may certify that DR.. j, Chesebyoukh has been
pupil Of mine lathe study OF Dentistry, and that
during the past year, he has operated with In my
ONCE. In his professional ability have the greatest
confidence, and Cordially recommend him to any
wishing such services those OF careful and skill
tul Dental Operator. WV. SH1YFIELD
And also in referring to Acssrs.
q. Z. o. Shepard, Hon +. ". Williams,
p O. learned, DR.. W. W. 0he1aed,
Hon Ebsnessr Learned. O Learned,
Dr. Lewis Betts, Rev Daniel Huntington.
Browne, DR. W Stoddssd,
Of New London, Conn. also 70
Or. Barrows, IN D Bnrrows,
HooJ Cannon, Dr. Baker,
Dr. Witherwax, Rev Mason.
WI 0urley Esq, Memrs Cock 0arsent,
nev Packard, DIS True,
4 = Barrow Isa VA Remington,
3 B woodward. AFAsst,
" Smith, PherVin.
h 7 Sl.ymaker, 4 " bailey. (Yebs
Nv @ Mssoun, Ohas Powers
Joe LAmbsite, Jno ROgsfs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

WOODS HAIR RRsToRATIvE.-Amons OIL prep
avaticns for the hair that have been introduced -
infalrle, none has ever given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. woods Hair Resto-
rativs now has. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumsrable fashionable toilets, and tho
ladies, wherever they have tested II, proaounce
PEERLESS article. They end, whore the hsir ID thin
ned, that II creates . fresh growth--ihst u fully
restores tho vegstAtive power Of the roots on the
denuded places, and the Abrss TO shoot forth
anew-that II dssolvss and removes dandru6, pre-
vents srayness restores the hair 10 it, original color
when srayness has actually superveaed, gives rich
lustre. imparts the softness and fexby Of silk to
the hair, and keeps always luxurians healthy and
In full vigor.-N. y. TSj1wat.
Sold By all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

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r..e,snae nnaAe Csovsntssu rss06e4 win -
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ne psrssss = shs osavsassen 70 70 nenm.''
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

"DR. MANN, the renowned discoverer Of that
invaluable remedy, DR.. Aann's Asue liam, still
c'ntinnes TO labor in behalf of the Attic, ed. Hi.
medicines are universally admit Cd BY the American
PRESS to bs far superior to any and all Others ever
discovered for the treatment Of chills FEVER and sKue
And al intermittents. There can be no doubt, il We
can place confidence in the innumsrable TESTIMONIALS
which the Doctor las in bis possession that 1t is the
greatest discovery ever made In the science OF med
cine. The attention OF our readers is called to the
advertisement Of this Balsam found IL smother col
umn Of this paper, and wou d recommend oil sus-
fering from this disease viz: chils fever and ssue,
TO avail themse YES OF trial of this remedy.
Sold BY ali good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-14

The Whole Wo1lA UniteA !..Sick Pee
pie, Thlnk !..AftsR which, Acsl
You'd scarce expect, At this late day,
With startling cures book 20 all:
1hts II the case the million say,
VITA The cures Of Herrick'0 Phi.
They Come from East, and NORTH end West.
And With slsd tidinOs the papsrs al,
Docauee they aro the cheapest, sslest, best
And superior 70 othogo u HerSick'e e1lI.
1fo. Roots, aad plsnts, and Jsowep they've
mads,
1Aey always caTe-they never kill
Thousands nov IL their graves we're laiA
Were u net for uerrickss Iill.
Rach pall With sugar . covered o'es-
rare discovegy u DoechlGos skill;
Their like Va never oeen before.
Until it.appesred IN Hsvrtck's Y1l.
Ycr years he's worried . heal the siek,
With joy elate his bosom nils;
YOr teas OF thOueande now rejoice
Al the magic powurs Of neryiok's Pms.
- HRRpl0x'D MAfCHLD90 vDGEr ABLl
IxnILY PILLS have Inundated ~ world vffA
their popularity. Over Ave niliiooe u boxes a.
ussd onnuelly, diving smployment - eluhty.1ve nm
and vomea 70 out them up. Their oagse ayo nuu.
hefed By thousandssheiT praises - ~ Tongues q
oil. Cniseos Of 0ovsnpogs ord slaewhosa, hove you
ever used 49, PIT ~ b Hn01laA, opanisA, o..
man and lfonch d1reetions. LarDe fo010 haxeo
= centsl nso boGD 1ef d. oaid svesyUh6so.