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Great Excitement i'm Espy
ON THE FOURTH!!

PROFESSOR T. MIC. D. PRICE THE
= Great and wonderful tight wire walker
will aslonish on The 4th day of July the
ciIzens Of Espy and public generally by his
daring feat upon a Tight Wire, stretched
some 80 ieel with considerable elevation
from the ground. Lovers OF novelty and
sport are very respectfully invited TO attend
The wire will be asceeded between The
hours of and 10 O'Clock in The forenoon
of said
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WheaiIey & Clarks's Theatre.

-areA Street, above Siaih, Phiiad'a. Isl
TIVE Star Company, com posed of lie first
J. arlislIn The world, and exceeding in
siren 9Th and talent any Dramatic scomhina.
non heretofore offered 10 the Theatrical
public, will appear every evening i'd Come.
dy, Tragedy serio-comica Drama, Wade.
villes, sc. Wien you visiting the city, go
there.
June 90. I85g-tc
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Bust Of President Buehan 1s-We learn that
MIR, Henry Dexter, of Boston, has recently
executed an admrable bust, size of life, of
President Buchanan. It is a spirited like
ness, and is destined TO fill a prominent
niche in the hall Of apublic institution in
Boston. 49, ....t, st,s.,.l..
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Extension Of the Sunbury and Erie Railroad

LocKHAvEs, June l7.-This day, at 10 o.
clock, the track of the Sunbury and Erie
Railroad was laid 10 this town, making a
continuous railroad from Philadelphia,
through Williamsport TO Lockhaven. The
event is subject of general congratulations
The work on the other parts of the road is
going on briskly. ..-
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Esy Es. Re Haney, NI. ID.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
JOHN LEACOCK, Proprietor
Bloomsbury, Pa.

THE Proprietor OF this well known eslab-
lIshmenl thankful for The liberal patronage
heretofore extended him, takes this method
Of informing his friends and The public, that
he has added considerable 10 The facilities Of
his honse and is prepared 10 accommodate
all those who may favor him with their cu--
tom. His house aud its arrangements will
be found to be in good order, and he hopes
by strict desire to please, to receive Iull
share of patronage. ., He has also good sta
bling and attentive ostlers.
JOHN LEACOCK.
Bloomsbury, July 2l, 1858.
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BLOOMSBURG
BAR BEER SHOP.

T'HE undersigned respectfully informs the
= citizens OF Bloomsburg, and The public
generally, that he has taken the Barber
Shop, iocaed on Main Street, in The white
Frame Building, nearly opposite the Ex.
change Block, where he is at all times ready
TO wait upon his customers to entire salts
faction. .....0. =
SHAVING AND HAIRDRESSING,
VIII be executed with care and nea,n ess
and IN The most fashionable style, and on
very moderate terms
B ShampooIng, done up in City S,yle.-
Thankful Tor past custom he socils increas
ed patronage and pledges his best endeav-
ors to give every Reasonable saifaclon.
=, FERDINAND STINE.
Bloomsbury, June 80, 1859.
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The Hon. Milard Fillmore, who has been
staying in Cincinnati ,recentlys has been
nominated for the Presidency. At meet
ing of.'genemen of all parties, ,'held in Cliff.
ton, Ohio, a town of 400 inhabitants, MIR. F.
was Unanimously nominated for President
of the United States" 1t was agreed he
should run in 1860 as the "People's, can di.
date" ...y ,y l-
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DEDICATION.

The new Baptist Church of Bloon1sburg.
will be dedicated 10 religions services on
Sunday the 10Th day of July neat. The min.
lsterial Conference OF this association will
meet with this church about the same lime.
There will be several preachers from abroad
in attendance and preaching may be ex-
pecied from The 9th for several DAYS. The
public are cordially invited.
The building OF this Church has invovled
considerable time and expense on the part
OF the few members of this place, and they
are entitled TO material sympathy from the
denomination and citizens Of this vicinity,
which is hoped they may receive
BY ORDER OF COMMITTEES.
Bloomsbury, June 90, 1859.
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We acknowledge the receipt OF two pub
lcations, The Ladies' Hand Book aud Steps
tosoard Hearen, by T. S. Arthur They are
10 be had at Evans Great Gift Book Store
Philadelphia. The "ladies' hand book' is
just the kind of work the ladies' worship.
1t contains fancy ornamental work, compIis-
ing directions and patterns !or working in
applique, bead work. braiding, canves work,
Knitting, netting, ,atl:ng. worsted work,
quilting, patchwork, &c, 60 No book
could be gotten up to receive more adunira.
tion from the ladies than work of This
kind s..
Steps to,Oard Heausa, or Religion in
Common life, is well written, and we have
no doubt will be extensively read. 1t is a
neat little volume of 400 pages handsomely
printed, ane should be in every library, ac-
cessible toevery reader, both young and
DID, Price $500 cloth bindng-very well
executed.
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THE Democratic Stale Convenlinn II

The Democratic State Convention Of Iowa
have made the following nominations For
Governor-A. c. Dodge; Lieutenant Gov
ernor-L. w. Babbitt Judges OF the Su.
preme court--L. S. Wilson, Charles Macon,
and c. c. Cole. A popular sovereignty
platform was adopted. : :
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Cork screws have sunk more people
than cork jackets will ever save.
Childhood and genius have the same
master organ in common.
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S'"''''' "pUFO ITIV IbHTUFI IICH
oi Col. Pax'on, where he will at all times be
found prepared 10 make all kinds of harness
from the lighlest down TO team harness, in
shorI, be will keep on hand everything in
his line from horse collar down to halter,
strap. He is determined moi 10 be out done
by any of his competitors. He gives cor
dial invitation 10 all 10 come forward and
examine his stock for themselves. Country
produce taken in exchange for work
Prices 10 suit the times
DAVID SNYDER.
Cailawissa, June is, 1859.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that letters of all
minslration on the estate OF Mary Cole
man, late of Orange township, Column bia
county, deceased, have been granted by the
Register oi Columbia county, to the under.
signed, residing iC Fisbingcreek township,
said county. All persons having claims ar
demands against The eslale of The decedert
are requested TO presen, them TO the adE in
isralor, duly attesled, without delay, aud all
persons indebted TO the estate are notified
10 make payment forthwith TO
JOSEPH COLEMAN,
Fi-hingcreek, April 6, 1852 -Ador
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ANDREW ]. QulRK, a young lawyer, and
another man, were killed by lightning at
New Orleans, OH the slh instant, f.
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AN editor, who boared at hotel beins
absent one night, the landlord took the lib.
eriy OF allowing stranger 10 occupy his
room. In the morning the ungrateful loGg,
er left the follwing written on the margin
of one Of the editors old newspapers -
~ slept in an editors bed last night,
And others may say what iney please;
say there is one editor in the world
That certainly takes his ease
"When thought OF my humble cot, away,
could not suppress sigh,
But thought, as i rolled in the feathery nest
HoaU easy Editors Lie!n - e.
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Farmers and Teapnsters.
LOOK TO YOUR INTEREST.
NEW SADDLE AND HARNESS SHOP,

THE subscriber would re.
speclfully inform the cili-
zens of Calawissa and vi.
ciniIy, that he has opened
an entirely new saddle aud
harness shop, in Ca'awis.
sa, on Main Street, a fs W
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NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted TO ice Ia1ezIifm of
MeDdeqhalI 4 Mensch iIlslak notice that
A. c. MenscL has this day assi ned and set
over to the subscriber an Is Ifleres, in ,he
accounts, notes, iudemeIZz &c due said
firm, and; they are lslt u The hands Of Thos.
Painter, Esq, for Immediate collection, 10
whom all paymenfs must hereafter he made.
.... SAMUEL. MENDENHALL.
Bloomsbutg, hpril II, 1859.
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WANTED.

TWO, Journeymen boot and shoe makers
@one as foreman--are wanted by the fret
OF June nextto work at w. F. KLINf,aS
BOOT AND SHOE STORE, Shickshinoy,,
Pa. w. f. kfINf''
Shickshnny, May II, 1859.
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HIRAM C.lOWER,

= M OURUEUNTUFW
Office near Wilson's Carriage shop, Main ST.
IRON STEEL, and every kind Of Hard
= wsrs or sale by uss Isal t's.s.
McKELvY, NEAL & CO !,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-10

"laat week." says the Council
Bluffs Bagle, I'VE charged that the
Hon. Caleb Baldwin, Black Republican
candidate for Supreme Judge, advised
. person. for the arrest Of whom the
Governor Of Iowa had issued his war
rant. to resist the Officer, and if neces>
sary to prevent his arrest to shoot him
down remarking At the same time,
that if necessary. HE WOULD AS
SYST THR OFFENDER IN HIS
RESISTANCE AGAINST THE
OFFICER.
The Nonparea says the, ALLEGATIONS
therein set forth, are without shadow
Of foundation in fact"
Was the editor authorized BY Mr..
Baldwin to make the above denials
We are very far from desiring to
make false charge against Mr.. Bald
win, and made tho one above upon
the aOritten statement OF q man who
stands % high in this community as
Judge Baldwin himself.
II Judge Baldwin will deny over
his own signature, We will publish the
denial accompanied with the proof
that both he and the editor Of the
NonpareI are guilty Of stating false.
hood.
Let Judge Baldwin make the denia
If he dare to do So"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-10

Dodge, from oil accounts, is giving
Kirkwood . severe cleaning out on
every occasion on which they meet
Since the General hss taken the stump
the msetiags have been large and
enthusiastic, whereas, before that time
Kirkwood could not raise . corporsl's
guard. At the last meeting Of which
We have any account, the would be
Governor wss completely vanquished
and put 10 rout by the sound srgu-
meuts Of the noble General. This will
be the case through the entire cam
paign, or so long as Kirkwood consents
to travel with Mr.. Dodge; but We
venture the prediction that from ''pru-
Dental reason" Sammy vii before long
retire from the contest, and il be speaks
to the people at oil it will be TO small
audiences and without such 40 adyer>
sary ~ the Democratic candidate for
Governor. The last meeting At o.
tumwa was to the Democracy what
the great battle of Solferino was to
the French complete victory
Alas poor Samuel! your party should
take you in out of the storm, and put
moro competent man in your place.
You may do great things in an Ohio
Constitutional Convention, but you
can't hold candle to Gen. Dodge, on
the atump.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-10

Thomas jefferson 10 1900.
James Madison in 1908.
James Monroe ID 1916.
Andrew Jsckson in 1923.
Martin Van Buren, 10 1926.
James K. Polk in ls44.
Franklin Pierre in 1852.
James Buchanan 10 1856.
! AZ the end of NJ Buchaosn's term
in 1851, the Democracy will have the
Presidency forty-eigkt years to the
Opposition's sixteen. The democrats
have hsd q majority in Congress at
les.t fifty four years to the OpPosi-
tons ten years.
The Opposition have opposed vaioly
aud inefectively the following Demo
cratic measures:
The purchase Of the Louisiana Ter
ritory in 1902.
They opposed the war with England
1921.
They were willing that the British
a. ould search our vessels upon the
hioIh seas, and take from them, by
forck the American seamen.
TSsv opposed the purchase Of Flori-
da i'll sls.
Tai opposed tie putting down Of
that dangs pms and corrupt institution
to the liberlk,s Of our country,a mann.
moth Nationas Bank.
They opposed the adoption Of the
Independent Treasury Law of l64l.
They opposed the Mexican War in
l846, and sided with the enemies Of
their country throughout the strug-
gle.
They opposed the purchase Of Cali
fornia, New Mexico and and Utah, de-
claring that those countries were not
worth anything, and that we had ter
ritory enough.
They opposed the purchase Of Ari-
IONA in 1854.
They never admitted State. They
never organized a Territory. They
were always against their country in
the time of war.
Such are the main exploits Of the
Opposition to the Democracy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-10

Sioux City Script is worth about fif-
ty cents on the dollar.
ATTEMPTING TO REPUDIATE.-The
City Of Dubuque has been attempting
to repudiate, also to plead usury, says
the Times, but the jury would not per-
nit her to do 20. 1t must come, how.
ever, sooner or later.
The amount of land entered at the
Council Bluffs Land Office for the
week ending July soth, was 900 acres
N. L. NJ. r. RoAD.-The Council
Bluffs Bugle says 1t hammered in
town that $4,000 of the County
Bonds issued to the NJ. Il NJ. Railroad
Company have been negotiated at pa,
in Boston. II this rumor should prove
true, We may expect that the work will
be pushed forward at this end of the
route more rapidly than heretofore
We hope that the rumor may prove
more than true, and that all the bonds
have been negotiated on the terms
above stated. If this could be done,
'Grey Hairs" might win after ALL
Hope he may-there's no harm in
wishiug him we'll.
Methodist Camp Meetings are to be
generally held throughout the State
during the ensuing Fall.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-10

WI. - 0A900UkOR'D HAlD DYDi
Tho Original and Best In the World!
Al others are mere limitations, and should b.
svstsed, II you Wish TO escape ridicuIe.
GRAY, Red. Or AU01Y HAN DYED instantly a
bsastifsl and NstsEal Drown Or Black, withsst the
isast inj1ry 70 hair - ahin.
p1DfuBH MEDALS aud DIPLOMAS have been
swarded to Wn 4 Bachelor sinse 1859. ana over
o00o0 aDplicetioas Aavs bssa made to the Hair q
his patrons o. his famous Dye.
Nm 4 naacasloris uais Dys pesAsess color net
70 b distingulshsd mon nature, and b wAaaAsf.
ID net 70 injare b IL least, however loag Il nay
b contin1ed. md the III s1scts Of bed dyss 49,.
disd the HAIR invigoratsd fsr Lise By this sp,naa
Dys.
As1s. ~ o. sppslsA On > peivsas rosna, q ~
VI yassery, - 1gsaAvav, New York.
0old I. III cities and towns o. u UpStsd staae.
- DSugsises - vsasy oees Dealers.
- ~ 0analns ~ - nams ana sSdpsn -.
stsel plste ensrsving = lbur 49, e eosh 81. -
- ssrsaT - WILLIAM DA1OHuIOn.
Jsv1s-vy - Dssedway, Nsv Yosk.
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Dsaecratie Csulty Csnventien,

re Denocrsts Of Scott couaty viii meet II Dele
ssss Conventlse q The Court Uenes in The city Of
Dsvapets esWsdnssday, ths llah day Of September,
100 - tweo'essck u, for the pufpess Of nonins-
tsG ssndidstes 70 b voted for q the gsaessi cleo
sssn Which takes pisee the nth Of October 1885,
eteW1t:
One AbMSl0r.
Txrss Representatives..
S cSss Nudge.
Ascorj~ / Ttssssrw.
3wvU1vGr.
1esn'v 4.SsstssssIsns Of Public Scooois.
COrONSr.
Ovsts00e Cowsndsstoner.
10 accordance With rssolution passed st the
oosnsy Couvsas,en. held JAY l4th. 1885, the ratio
Of rsprsssntstios sos the diGsrent Townships Will
-: Ons Delegate for saeh township, and one -.
ditenal delegate for svsry tvsuty Democratic votes
cast q the last 0ubsrnatienal election.
by Order Of
August, ., 1859 fHR CoUuTY OOMMITTB,
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PLAN o. nm LOTTERY.

9hs sunbses fseo - $1,000 sorrsspeelipg VIII
tnose nunbsss - the tieksts printed h sspesses
- g peees. .ss eastrsose with sman ~ tubss and
ne lrse 70 Prizes, st.iissiy Ds,nssd asd ssssr-
eee1, 80 U1aen6 h oooeA0 wheeoe -.
1As vksls are thss rsvelysd sd . ssns~ =
u0e peise 10 drawn from the ethe1 WEI. ne
number and piss drawn out ard % - snA sshIb,
Me- - ~ ss1lesss, sa1 registered ~ ~ eo1nls
s.s.s,s IL rriss s:ns plsesd sss..st sss $500
locsost~cito. Pri.ss me to prs.,,s,,r 80
toe sussee1Ing Nsnbsss to sAess Asavtne u
1teo 1fisM ysr szsmpls: u 49, Hs iiSGo 1rsws
~. isl. ia VA - : ssstiss !: -. !;
9ssnss 10 - dr:.ssae eoosSee letse. 49, 1900.
:ss:. e g; - g; s. s 80. - :: 800
00uSIcA1H 81 pAcxAeEs vtn - ~ - ~
e:s2'ss: !. r's.ss::s 1, I: -: =. .'s.s..s:
II. $50 " -.
N 0sasslns T1ahs6 o. Oes1losi1ss.
- - .s.x = e ssS.ss = - - =
- 5ssdls1.s g - $50 GalEo1
8SI1S - - - 49, - hsA
CO. ;s45 III ~ ,ps
]l = : : ~
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Beautiful Hono to Lease.

VNHB undersigned will lease for term Of yean
i his late c,mfortable residence and appendages
situated in the corporate limits u the eisy Of Ii
OLAF e. namely:
Argyle Cottage, . dwelling With rooms. large
garden, orchard in full bearing. and Is 20 Of
land, under cultivation; with 20 acres woodland
ture; an under good fence. Some 400 araDs vines
part Of which are now In full bearing carYants and
strawbevrles In aburdsrce. There u . Stable and
smoke house ON she premises. and plenty OF IRE.
wood.
easy terms, from one to five years, and none need
apply unless they well able TO pay the rent
agreed on whether cops fail or not
The orchard 10 now full OF fruit which can Be pur-
chased, together with 10 acres Of corn and . few
acres Of beans, eabb'ge, bets &c. and possession
given Immediately.
Ivin also rent the large Brick Dwelling. barn,
carrisge-house and wagon shed, with large andweli
shaded grounds attached, corner Of Brady and 9Th
streets on reasonable terms and give possession In
msdistely.
The comfortable Brick dwelling on corner Of Per-
~ and 10th Streets rooms good water. wood house.
and fine collar; gas In both those dwellings.
Two Dwellings In Bsds' Raw, between l2th and
18th streets, now vscsnt and possession given imms.
diately.
ANY or oil Of this beautiful property will Be ex-
changed fer unimproved lands In lows or Missouri
II price and location suits. Pri of rent ID TO OBJ
ject 90 the tenant suits. Gall soos II you want
VsOBS8ut u0OeUs W. y. w oJ4cIs 6SQ Will DC Iou0u
ct my once and will attend 70 ny busne ss should
b absent 1t any time.
Aag3 T. O. DAD0.
~ perfons ahhicsed With the Fever and Asus
should not spare either time, trouble expense to
procure DR.. Hessetters Celebrated BitsePs,
whose benefcent effects upon the human system has
been clearly proved to those who have been strickea
Gown In short space Of time by this dresdfai CURSE
Whose cheeks are wan end msssre, and whose nights
are seeplsss and restless, and whose eyes are dim
and sunken, With death staring them In the ssee,
this compound must prove biessins; snstching
them - It were from the very mouth Of the grave.
None can know its true value until they have tested
it. when Ill others have failed, these Bitters have
restored the sufferers to pristine health. Thei1 pop
ulsrty in oil the Western and southern payss should
inteoduce then TO oil families.
Sold b druggists and dealers geaesslly, every
where.
n Bee advertisement in another column.
aug6.dAw1U
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-10

COUNTY CON
ORGANIZATION.

Dy sUtOsOoSC W suC Cott IOI OOuue
ty Democratic Convention, at the
head OF our local column, it will be
seen that the time for making nomi-
nations has been set on Wednesday
the l4th Of September. Between the
day Of nomination and the day Of
election there intervenes nearly four
weeks, which is sufficient time for
canvassing the county and discussing
the issues Of the day. But before the
day Of the Convention there il large
amount Of work to be done by the
Democracy Of the county il they
would be victorious in the coming
campaigu-work that mast be done,
and done thoroughly.
We allude to the work Of thorough,
complete and general county orgsni-
cation. The Democratic party Of this
County is aware that at present its
forces in old Scott, are not we'll organ
ized-scarcely organized At all, aud
that much. very much, depends upon
its being done. In this city we think
We may safely state that this matter
will be attended to properly, it must
also command attention in every pre-
cinct outside of the city. The leading
Democrats Of each township should
issue call an Il meet in Convention At
IN early day, organize q Club. and
each club take the trouble Of making q
thorough canvass within its jurisdic-
ton, and ascertain just how many de-
mocratic votes can be depended upon,
and just how many, il any, that num-
: Der lacks Of constituting majority
We earnestly and truly believe that
the Democratic party Of Scott county
have the votes wherewith to carry the
election if it has not, it is high time
now that it be known just precisely
how the party does stand, in order that
it may be known where to 60 to work,
and how much lalor is requiree. 1t
u no kind of use to "trust to luck"
longer in these matters. It is very
easy to sur'mise or guess ut how many
votes each precinct will poll, but tha,
does not answer the purpose at the
day Of election the party must knos
for . certainty just how the matter
stands, and just what the prospects fo1
dsfeat or success are.
We say that much, very much de
pends upon this, and yet the organizs
ton 10 not all. The manner Of met
chosen ~ candidates has also much t,
do with our success. In this matte
We have only to cay, nominate the bes
men. Don't entertain the idea for ,
moment that any one ..hss any claim
upon the party for which he is just,
entitled to . nomination. 1t 10 not y
now nor ever was. There are IN abun
dance Of the right kind Of men in on
county to hold al tho county Offices
lot the Democracy in Convention u
ssmbled select the candidstes regard
lee Of what A. ;, or G. may conside
thsmselves justly entitled to for cor
vices rendered. let the county be thor
oeoghly organized, and thoroughly
canvaased, and the October cleo
election will show that Black Repub
''caaism in Scott county is dead let
ter, and that the true and united Do
nscsscy can and will b. triumphant
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-10

WOODS HAIR R.sroRATIvs.-Among Oh prep
aratons for the hair that have bssa introduced ~
infallris. none has ever given the sst,facsion Or
gained the popularity that Prof woods Hair Resto.
rative aov hss His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of nnumerabls fashionable toilets, and the
ladies' wherever they have tested Il, proaounee II
peerless article. They and, whore the hair ID thin
ned, that Il cseatss fresh grovth-that It fully
restores the vegetAtive power Of the roots on the
denudsd places, and the nbres 70 shoot forth
anev-that II dssovss and removes dandrun, pre-
vents grayDess, restores the hair to ts original color
when grayness has actually supervened, gives rich
lutre. imparts the softness and aexiby Of silk 10
the hair. add keeps It always luxuriant, healthy and
in full vigor.-N. r. Tribune.
Sold By al respectable druggists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-10
WILL 1UsCn Rrsucn .

:, Will NJ. Ruach hand in hi. rs.;o,..
bon - Stete Senator and allow .poth.
y nomieesion II he intend. ruupin,
o the Saaas Ticket Il 10 his duty q
aaks rosa ~ : candidate. /, Il
ysnIbls hat = ; aasid of defeat on
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.

STILL IN THE FIDLD-The Davenport Ice Co.
Once, Il Brady street. maye.3m
0eA complete assortment Of Po,cdeys, Shot and
Gun Cdps can always be found ct +. II. Mo8LEy 4
Cos, 10 quantities to suit customers.
Corner Perry and 81 streets. aug8-lv