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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08

Folsom Dorset, formerly . we'll
known Tazewell Co. farmer and dairy
man, and now . resident Of this city,
furnishes the following hints to the
farmers in the important matter Ct
making good butter. The source y
reliable and the advice worth needing:
need not tell the dairymen that
they must have good cows, to produce
. uniform quality of milk, to insure
an even grade of pure butter. Then
the milk-house should be well yentila-
ted, to give an even temperature o'
heat and cold (about sixty degrees);
it should be regulated by thermometer
costing one dollar. Ny own expert
ence warrants me in saying that a cell
lar three feet deep, rooted over with
plank, and then covered with blue grass
sod: window in the north, door in the
south, with wire screens in the door
and window to keep out insects. Com
mence your shelves two feet from the
bottom and then one over the other. In
such house as this your cream will
rise well. The pans for setting milk
should be ten to fifteen inches in diane
ter tin or earthen is the best. Milk
should not stand over three inches in
the pans. The sooner your cream is
up the better your butter will be. The
cream over night, before churning,
should be kept in cool cellar, ice
house, or well twelve to twenty feet
deep, made for that purpose for the
summer. The morning is the best
time to churn your butter. As soon a.
your butter has come, take it out and
put it on the tables work off the but
ter-mllk, put in little salt, and then
lower your butter in the we'll again Tor
ice house, if you have it) until night.
Take it ont again, work and salt it.
Ash firkins are the less liable to in
jure the butter. For yonr own use,
jars are the best. If you dssign.your
butter for the winter market, you
should pack it solid with FOUNDER
every time you pack a layer. When
your firkln or vessel Is full, leave room
on the top of your butter tor one quart
Of water put in one half pint Of dairy
salt, one quarter Of pound Of loaf
sugar, and one quarter Of an ounce of
saltpetre boil and strain your brine.
You should tare your firkin before
packing your butter, then your are
prepared to sell at any time. Butter
should be kept in cool place-either
in water or covered up in the cellar,
so that no air can get to it. Butter
should not be kept exposed to the
air, nor in a damp cellar, but should
be covered mp in pure running water
or dry earth. l buried my tirkins in
dry sub-cellar over with boards, then
earth. If you want to market your
butter through the summer, firkins to
hold from twenty five to fifty pounds
are large enough the 6lkins can be
emptied and sent back for refilling
again.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08

knowing, - we well do, what the
general feeling has been throughout
our ranks In this State for year or 20
past, We will not ask the Convention
at Des Moincs to do oil that We could
desire, for we know that so doing could
not be Of sound advantage to the party
in the State; but what We have asked
at its hands is reasonable, and, abating
so much of our own wishes a. to ask
for but a generdi, instead Of = full en-
dorscment Of the Administration Of
Mr.. Buchanan, we think that it will
be bnt n moderate step Of concilia-
ton, on the part Of any Democrat, to
meet us on this ground"
Now that this extract has been Pc
rused, let US ask Of the reader whether
he be Administration or Douglas Dem
ocrat, what more can be asked, or
what different policy can be pursued .
The Administration Democracy Of this
State, ask for peace and Cancellation.
They do not wish to tread on the toes
Of any Douglas Democrat, and conse-
quently forego a portion Of their own
wishes in relation to the endorsement
Of the Administration, for the sake Of
ensuring strength and harmony among
the Democracy Of the State. Let the
same spirit of concession be made man.
ifest on 10th sides, and no trouble will
ensue. If this does not suit every
Democrat, then We earnestly desire to
know what will.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08

WOODS HAIR RBsToRATIvE.-Among oil prep
arations for the hair that have been introduced -
infalire, none has ever given the subtraction or
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Resto.
rative nov has. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumerable fashionable toilets, and the
ladies, wherever they have tested It, pronounce 1t
peerless article They end, where the hair Is thin
ned, that It creates fresh growth--:hst It fully
restores the vegetAtve power of the roots on the
denuded places, and the nbres TO shoot forth
anew-that it desolvss and removes dandruE, pre-
vents srayness restores the hair to ito original color
when grayness has actually supervised, gives . rich
ustre mparts the softness and fexibity OF silk to
the hair and keeps it always luxuriant healthy and
in full vigor-N. Y. Tribune.
Sold by all respect able druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08


We vii not dspsose ,Aen. the days tn, ore part;
The elsou Of nissortuns h over them cast;
They are susshsned b. sorrow and sullied BY care;
Their grtsss were too many, their Joys we're too
rar;
Yes nov that thsts shadows are on Us no more,
Let Us welcome the prospect that brehtsns before!
Y. h.,. eser,.h. fair hopes, " A.v. plotted sr.v.
schemes
We have lived till We nnd them ilusive a. dreams
wealth has melted like snow that 10 grasped In the
hand,
And the steps ws have climbed have departed like
sand;
Yet shall We despsnd while Of health unbereft,
And homer, bright honor. and freedom are ieng
Oh shall we dspond, while the pages Ct tina
Yet open before Us their records sublime
While ennobed With treasures more precious thAa
gold;
We cas walk with thu martyrs and heroes Of old;
white humanity whispers such truths In the ear,
A. 1t softsns the heart like sweet music TO hear?
On shall We dsspond. while With vision stu fres,
We cen gaze on the shy and the earth and the sea;
While the sunshine can wsksn bufst Of delight,
And the stars are Joy and glory By night
while each harmony running thressh nsture can
raise
In our spirits the impslss VI gladness and prass9
Oh let rs no longer, then, vsiniy lament
Over scenes that are faded and days that spent
But BY faith uniorsaksn. unswed BY mischance.
On hopes waving banner s.ill fixed BE- our glance;
And should fortans prove cruel and false to the last
Let Us look to the future, and not TO the past
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08

Sweet morn from countless cups Of gold
Thou liftest reverently on high
More incense ane than earth Gao hold.
TO NIL the ky.
One inteTfusion wide Of love,
Thine airs and odors moist ascend.
And, mid the asure depths above,
With light they blend.
The lark, by his own carol blest,
From the green harbor eager springs,
And his large heart in little breast
1xulting sings.
On land and seas, on fields and woods,
On cottage roofs and ancient spires,
o Morn. thy gaze creative broods.
while night rettres.
Aloft, the mountain ridges beam
Above their quiet sleeps Of grey;
The eastern clouds with glory stream,
And vital Day.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08

u-DR. MANN, the renowned discoverer Of that
invaluable remedy, DR.. HanA's Ague Balsam, still
continues to labor in behalf Of the AFFLICTED. His
medicines are universally admitted BY the American
press to be far superior to any and all others ever
for the treatment Of ch fever and sgue,
and ali intermittent. There can Be no Doubt il We
can place confidence in tho immune able testimonials
which the Doctor has in bis possession that It is tho
greatest discovery ever made in the science Of med-
cine The attention Of readers is called to the
advertisement Of this Balsam found ia another col
umn Of this paper, aud We would recommend oil suf-
fering from this disease, viz chs fever and ague,
20 avail themselves Of trial Of this remedy.
Sold BY a good druggsts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08
Nebraska City C0rResDo ndonso.

NEBRASKA Cl1Y. May 20, 80.
EDIroRs DEnocRAT For the past two or
three weeks, the confidence of many in the
mines has wavered, and some have entirely
given up the idea of the reports of gold It
Cherry Creek having any foundation. l
have heard many remark that they never
heard - many conflicting reports about
anything, as the ones which have Of late
created % much disturbance among the
emigrants to Pixies Peak. saw man, by
the name of Leach, Just in from Cherry
Creek. day before yesterday, and he says he
has been over the entire mining country.
and could and would have remained there
and made money by mining, if his provis-
ions had not given out. and he was unable
to procure more. He said there was gold
there, and no nistake-it only lacked the
proper machinery, and gold could be pro-
cured in paying quantities. He states that
the principal cause of this return Of emf
grafton is scarcity Of provisions in the
mines. Hundreds Of young men went out
with hand.carts and many on foot, carrying
only provisions sufficient to last them
through, depending on procuring enough At
the mines. OF course the result was great
scarcity Of provisions, and in some cases
starvation. A few days since saw letter
from young man now at the mines, who
went out from this city last fall, in which
he declared that he would not leave the
mines, to return, for s. 900.
have heard hundreds say that the gold
mines we're humbug. got up by town site
spectators at the mines. How can town lots
besold unless emigrants find for certain that
gold exists there in paying quantities
Towns are never built without some cause
for it. The country must needs have some
great natural advantage upon which rea.
sons are based for locating town, and the
mining region is no farming country, and 81
towns are already located there, gold mast
erist. 1t cannot be otherwise.
Nebraska City is at present very lively,
and added to the crowd of Californians
and Cherry Greek emigrants with which
our streets are constantly crowded. steam
boats loaded with freight and passenger
are almost daily at our levee. Govern
ment supply trains are constantly leaving
for Utah, and almost every hill near town
is covered with white-topped wagons, and
believing cattle The weather here at pres
ent 10 very fine. though chaDgeable
| Yours Respectfully
| Gro r. ISprrr
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08
A Capital Alt.

A correspondent of the Boston
Transcript has the following capital
hit 81 have heard an anecdote here,
of one of your Boston men, which is
too good to be kept form your readers.
Theodore D. Parker, ESQ.,, merchant
in your ty,happened a few day since
to be q guest for one night at Mr..
Knapp's hotel. After tea, as he was
enjoying the GOODNESS Of the evening
breeze on the piazza, he noticed >
gentleman in the Office who WAS ex-
aiming the book Of arrivals, and who
afterwards walked up and down tho
piazza, scanning him Mr.. p. very
closely. Some ten or fifteen minutes
passed in this way, when the stranger
broke silence by addressing him.
as your name Parker, sir ?"
"Yes sir
Theodore Parker 7"
:Yes, sir"
"Did you come from Boston, cir :"
"Yes, sir"
"Then, SIR" with = look As if iden-
tity of the individual we're fairly estab-
lished,) II suppose you are the man
who goes about in New England, will
flying the institutions Of the South !"
"Oh no, no !" answered the aston.
ished Mr.. Parker, before whose eyes
. bag of feathers and = kettle of tar
danced . momeutary pas de deur; II
am Theodore D. Parker-I am mer-
chant in Boston Il am not the min
lister you speak Of"
"Ah.! that alters the case, then"
responded the Chilvalric Virg,n,an
in mildcr tone ;"but allow me to give
you one piece of advice, and that il
that if you are going to travel around
in these diggins, you had better 10 fu-
ture, when you sign your name, be
certain and make that D. particularly
L. plain.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08

No,s For every fraction over forty an addition
81 delegate has been allowed.
Particular attention 10 called to the c'on o. the
moerasio state Conventions for several past years
prohibiting all representation BY proxy votes.
Tho several County Central Committees are sspe-
o,sy requested TO see that county meetings be held
Tor the purpose Of sending delegates.
JAB. A. WILLIAA6ON,
can STATE Dem. En. Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08
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u has already STAINED In The Md
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contAining oil the latest improvements, sdopted az
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sold Of pries below the imitation foreign ale
For Aoalysis, Recommend tboas ed further par
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MUSIC.
MUSIC.
GOLD MEDAL
0rOssd Nss6 qss~re FiossDe.
STRINWAY 1 SONS,
81 Walker st (near Breadway)N N.Y.

W1s awarded the First Premium WHARF and vhep.
ovsr tney brought their Ptano Rstes into comp<ss-
ten with the bsst makers OF Boston. New YORK,
Philadelphia, and Baltimore
Received the too nrst prise nsd.ia a ~ ne~e-o.
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me yirst Premium q gold Medal) for the bert p
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1855, - ASss
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08

A Tovx Mssrixo In Warsham, Nass., ~.
Gently votsd-"Thst ill psesonsin tie town.
eWnine dsss, shall b muaalsd r
D,ssvs NJ spesspeiaesa olS,Oeo It Tie
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08
ApproxiInating Prixes.

%, S26 Prizes amounting TO-. go 90
CERTIFICATE o. PACKA 0Es Will b sold as ths
following rates. which IL the rthk:
Certificate Of Packages Of 10 whole 1ickets,160
- 10 ualf . ~
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+" IL Eighth TO
n Ordevins Tickets Or Cesti1eates,'ss
Enclose the money to address for the tickets Or.
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nrst mail. Purchasers can have Tickets eading II
any figure they may DESIGNATE.
The list Of drawn numbers and pYigsS will b sent
70 purchasers Immediately AFTER the drawing.
All Communications strictly onnnden ial.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates to
Mex INNEY 4 Co.,
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mayo Cincinnati, Ono.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08

80 nv ss'AA "eSA1us Snu IcyrCs 0OS WuaSex
periencc teaches.--Bevers. sore thro..s, agues,
rheumatism, tropses, bilious affections headaches,
eli affections OF the stomach and bowels, both OF
costive and dysenteric character, AMI all the mals-
dies Of wymen and children, have been cured by the
use Of Brandreth's Pills. To tell you that I have
paid two millions Of dollars to make this truth known
is OF Itself an astounding fact; and yet never was
truer word spoken. And what IL the result? Why,
that about three million persons the United States
partially believe In their ercary, and have general
idea OF the benefits to bs derived from puvration in
sickness. But what neid for philanthropy! What
millions remain to be converted! And let me say
that this knowledge il second only to Christianity in
the dement's 1t is capable Of comforting on mankind,
Let not medical men persuade you that Brandreth's
Pills are quack remedy. tits no such thing. What
sell you for tive shlnes these men could not sup
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prepared in my ovn laboratory, where steam en-.
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ploysd exclusively for this purpose, besides an ex
tensive water power In using these Pills You risk
nothing for they have been used by millions; 20 that
lhould you feel disposed to take sly dose you will
be able to live through the operation; and you may
have the laugh on your side when the doctor tells
that be hit your exactly with that last medicine
90 On In the use Of the Pills. They will cure you
without hurting your teeth or gums, and In every
way improve your heath. Bold 1t No. 294 Canal.
street, Brandreth's Building, and by all respectable
dealers in medicine may6.dAvlm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESEBROUGH
Dental 911xxooxa.


JULIUS CHESEBROU Oh,
Dental Surgeon,
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened an
oflce directly the Davenport Gas Cos In Mer-
wins Block, Perry, between Thir and Fourth ste,
for the ranssction Of Mechanical and Dem
eistry In oil its branches Having received lnsiruo-
TIC M FROM and during the rast year been associated
with, one OF the most able practitioners in the kast he
feels confident thst any operations ed 10 him
win be executed in . careful and skful manner -
He vii, be most happy 10 show any who may favor
him With . call, his recommendations, which are OF
the highest character; and would invite the 70, Il
critical ex alton upon all work Committed 70 his
hands. All operations registered ard warranted -
He sol!cts share Of the public patronage amt takes
pleasure in submitting the following testimonial:
NEW LONDON, Oct. %, 1867.
This may certify that DR.. J. Chesebrough 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 greatest
confidence, and Cordially recommend him to any
wishing such services those Of careful and skill
ful Dental Operator. WV. sH1FFIRLD.
And also In referring 70 Aessrs.
9. +. q o. Shepard, Hon T. ". Williams,
y. O. Learned, DIR. W. ". 0hemeld
Hon Eosne1sr Learned. J 20 Learned,
Dr.. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel Huntington,
y " Browne, DR. w Stoddasd,
ofNew London, Conn also 70
Dr.. Barrows, IN d Burrows,
Hon. Cannon, DR. Baker,
DR. Witherwax, Rev Mason,
WI 0uEley DsQ., Aesrs Cock 4 Sargent,
1sv Packard, DIS True,
4 n Barrow ESQ. VA Remington,
D woodward, AZ Mast,
CIV Smith, PAerwin,
HI 0l.ymAker, " Bailey. t1sbe
Asv Q Assoun. Uhas Powers
Jos Lambrite, Jna Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08

ne Dsmecra,y Of Iowa are her~by notified that
ths psnosasse etsse Csnvsnsion .IosDl $50 lwfl be
Des Aoines, Thursday, Juno 23d. 1850,
IN the CApitoi. ~ 10 O'Clock, A;a.
the psreoss 81 the Convsation 10 to nominate
csndiaes for the following o0ees TO Be nled 81 tao
snsslng October election
~ -uss GsvsvHsv,
Uas fa~atssnanf GcVs~sor.
Tree Judges or Ae supreme Court
Also 10 al pt such . systen Of Organization OF the
prly - may be best esse,isted to secure ihs tri-
sapA u eur priseipies end seminsss.
rks ratio Of representation viii 10 one for every
100 votes csst for SAMUEL De1siss, a. Secretary
State IN Octaber 1885 - sellows
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-08
$4,000 Bundles Wire Fencing.

We are prepared 70 make contracts with dealers
for first quality snnealed Fence Wire, Nos and .,
In quantities of not less than ton At
our Warehouse 1t any time previous to the nrst day
Of June next-fve per cent cash be paid when the
contract Is made, balance on delivery Purch ser
are invited to correspond with US.
jana THOMAS g.. DIOKERSON.