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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

and the matrons--hayo in some respects "jump-
ed over the traces" Then, with highly com
mcndnblo liking to scr9nuous cleanliness, they
somewhat depart from Western "o'ions of pro
proty as to the time and place Tor their aboIu-
tons, Yet after all that is mere matter OF
taste, A tub Of water in the open air IN a
balmy climate, is all will allow, very delicious
and the ladies ofNangasaki saw no good reason
TO forego their pleoaurable bath because there
happened 10 be an unsolicited influx Of hairy.
faced strangers, at that season Of the year when
bathing 'ra' more than ever necessary. Their
,orn >ouG.,ymen d'! net stop and stare but
went and dld likewise Let I'tule european
residents resist the temptation to ADOPT the al
iresco habits OF the people meantime let us
o'.' ~ h'"u w. o0o" ''N '"'''0i A-''' ''''
quI mai pense
We had been two days and one night in
Nangasoki the second evening was closing IN
and though We could not already be tired OF IT.
yet oh we IoDged so to be Oft to Icdo -
YedO thc mysterious city OF such enormous
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-" 10 have done,
Is to hang, like rusty armour, in monumental
No sooner does u sailor anchor in a quiet haven
than he would fain be pushing 10 sea no soon
er there, than, bufeted by wind and sea, he de-
sircs another port. Some call this restlessness,
dsoontent, and it has been declared to be
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1859-02-24

On Christmas Eve, the editor Of the Sandy
Hill Hrc'd, had an experience, which is related
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

STATE OF CONNECTICUT
New Haven County,
New Haven Januory n. 1853.
Per- onay sprh red Wells Sou.hworth, President,
AID Lew u. Bradley Secretary OF tile Clty Fire In
eursnce impanv, and severally made oath that the
foregoing statement OF the condition Of aid Gem.
pany on the hrst dsv of Jduusry. 1859 by them sub
serbsd Just and trHe, and I'll st they the above
described officers OF SAIL Gomp.ny beforem-
Q, JOHN 8 GRAVES,
Not Try Public.
Feb2s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
WATER WHEELS.
VAEDEWATERS
Recently Improved Jenval Turbine
water wheel.


Once, No. 81 South Clark Street,
CHICAGO.
OFFRR this Improved 1>arbine Water Wheal u
J the public with the fullest conAdencs and assu-
rance of its
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER WHEEIs.
without any exception. They are we'll adapted 10
land have been tested I'M Mile Of Ill descriptions
They give . very
STEADY and Uniform speed,
And are we'll adapted to We high o. well a. very
Low heads a1d falls. They will v,rk veil ia bast
water without any materi u loss Of power and are
not troubled with ice, they set inside OF the
lore5ay and discharged underneath. Il reouiYes 4
small amount Of soaring to get up q hieh specd.
eosts but little TO set up, md runs upon step thai
nesde no oilins, and viii last for years Thie Wheel
= capable sf yieldins pever Of from 10 to 8 psr
cot sfthe Whoae peVeT Of he water (Aecordtne 70
~ degree Of AnisA q ~ vheai) undae h0h 49,
e4AA NJ. - = ~ eaooe = warranted 70 vo1t IS
- ~ pooss laAA doWn = ~ ta1le ~ . efyo soa
neslsa ~ geQesil - p - eeassd.
49,, 0DQ61v hol 40OA t11Aef(o ~ eoia.
80 :,' 5 :! !, z:sk -. MI ~ Jess
s16Ap ~. MoDouaAiA 49,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
RAILROADS
Chicago 4 Rock island RailFOol
Winter .Srr0Ss QeseseSs1,


IN snd ster SUNDAY Dec. 9Th 1858, and uasal
Nfurth.s notice trans viii ssvs nocA leland daily
Sundays e2o-ptcf. - foiiows
lat mail train ~ 10 - A u
~ freight no =
ID night ekpr.ss 10 =. y.
frsins arrive at RosA Island daily, Sundays e.
oepsei, follows
LIST night express ~ 80 a. y.
I'D freight trains ~ S.OO p. u
&c MAJ! train Al 5.o0P. -
All trans this road In direct connex,nn .
Chicago with trains over both the Michigan southern
Michigan Central Piti sburg Port Wayne and Chica-
70 Hail koad 10 and from Dstfoit Toledo,
Cleveland Columbus, Cincinnati, PtttsourGh,
Dunkirt. Buffalo, Niagara Pals, Albany. New Ycrb,
PfiiAdsdphis, Baltimore and Washington. Aiac q
! >Aane with trains Of the nnoas Central nnoAe
q, u 10 alsns aud aoutb 10 st. Louis and Caise, -
III. Sxces tickets cen b. procured Of
w. y Gr~sDneils, Ttctet Aeent,
Agents, r. Y. Depot Rock lsland.
p..... vernind'-1 Of the e-ity u Owns
a.,,,,., d,c,,a u the destination Of tAslr bea-
a.sr .. 10 n,e.n,s, ~r's before tAkine thetr saaee
= ~ -. - .,. <srs aniiecf fares oAly 70 ssa-
=, ~ :" % "a d Roch leland raAiruAA-
' - ~ '' JOHN ia p IRA, ~. Sups''a'soAsas.
" WuT1nAn, Asst Sup't
Roch Island Dec. 8. I8As tdtfl
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
z1ft03 9t1tOs Gtft0
APLENDID GIFTS.
Arms RANDOLPH STREET CHICAGO

A. COLBY co. would inform their friends
J . and the public, that their Gift b ok store is
srmspentiy established la ODD Follows Building,
etween Clark and Dearb orn ttreess, where the pur
haser OF each book, 1T the regular retail price, will
eceive one OF the folio eli gifts. valued at from 81
800. Any persons sending for the books and not
atisne with the gifts, can have the privilege Of Sc
,cting in its place = u - book, making two ten
killing books for 62k cents each. Persons csn
tate 10 their orders n gifts going with cash book
loes net nit, what ex,,a book they will select in
lace Of git That is better than any other GIFT
sock sale offers IN the United States. In sending
New York, Boston or Phiai'lp bis, -FOUR gifts are
ralusd at from IS cents to 800 furthermore, II
sould cost nearly double the amount Of your pur-
hase for express charges
One Of the Gifts OF the following schedule are
asess nied u each pua chaaer at the time Of sale
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Mississippi 4 Missouri 3. 8.

Tr.lns run by Chic.ge time. which /, twelve mie-
utes faster than Davenport tlas.
lN and after Monday, Jan 10Th. 1853, and snsii
~ further notice, trA.ns viii leave DoyeppoyS Hr
huscAtine, Coiumbu, City, Washington and love
oi,y tSundays ~Jcepiedl foliovs:
tst Express and Mali Train 1t S00 A -
frs,ns viii leave Davenport for Cbicsso daily, Gan
lays excepted - follows:
LIST Hail Train. IT SAS -
ID nK7ress Train, ai ssOPM
Trains arrive At Davenport daily. (ssaas % ssssp
sed) - fo,lows:
IAOM THE HAST.
Ist HHpr-ss Train ~ SIS A.
~ Mall trsin,A Al - -
FROM TpI wrsT
lat Kxpress and Nah Train Al gSpn
Trains run ny Chicago time, which II twelve min
uter faster than Davenport time.
All trains ont Of Davenport VIII make osnnecs.1os
ct o.. urpf'- city, WASHINGTON aud Iowa CITY With
The weston htag. Co.'S eiaGes for all point. w est
The Passenger Train nectG a. Rock island vtsh
CHICAGO Rsck Island KArosd trans for oil poinls
East North and South
Passengers -. reminded ~ The necessity os asvinR
distinct direction 20 the destination thsis Aos-
1aGs also !ok before taking hss seAsso
The cara.
N. Is. The No,ning ts-sS A Nj uai. for tn Rsss
ron"-ct- at J.lie with uaihr tie MtrhigAn Cen.
T. Al at the Juneth u with trains Gu the Piiss-
burg, w. Wasn~ Chic, 60 n Il; ~ Ch,c-Sc Nth
trans on the Michigan sout.sT aud Miehls IL Gen.
trail Ret Roads.
J.'sd'f JOHN y. TRACY. sups.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
PaetI(c Vb1tee

hereby gives 'hss csnpssy he's sess sosnsi
! 10 SoOtt cUoAty. vowa ~ - uonoSscsuss II
Con Stsrh," aGd havs tec0speeossA tAAmsalvss
under the name sn6 ssyse % he
"Davenpe1t starch Coopany,"
Iss sscipai ses u Lu.isess bslAs y ~ city a
0s Dass Dpsss, Iowa.
ms e.asssI nature esr basnsss b ~ aaslsse-
ture u CON starch.
The snruns % cnpitsl ssoCh suthosisso y any
thousand dsle toSeo <o)-.o c10onee oonDoso
when senty shcassnd daliars (o1cseo9 &c SOB
! ~ oorsnrs.l ) /. s. ouonsces % - ~ aEy
of sea lk60, " ecntlaus mr. tu0Y -.
she basiDe. ) 70 - naaa0o6 - eea9o0eo ~ 1se
dirseiors, - Z esps.ny q u ara 49, =
e: s s; - q! :! {! = -. =
!. r - -
~. -. 90 ~ 1 4 Il; 9.I|!.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26

DRUGGISTS.
=. w. as Z. . Cd,
DRUGGIST
II h - r M n @ l1ti0
1872 BRADY STREET, ABOVE Firth sTarET.
Drugs and Chem tcaIs,
Perfumery and Fancy Articles.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS accurately pre-
/ pared At eli hours of the day night.
The attention o. the LADIES Is especially invited
70 the stock OF PERFUMERY and FANCY ARTIcIss,
which are from the bss, English. French and German
Manufacturers.
Orders from Phgsicie 1ss
Who wish TO supply their Offices. will be filled on rea-
sonable terms. with nrt les OF the best quality Oh
tsinable from the most reliable American and Kuro-
penn Imp ,rters and Manufacturers.
DRucs and Medicines OF every description furnish
ei 10
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
On the most reasonable terms.
September / 1858
s. W. Os6OoD.
MRS. ALIENS
III air Rostorer,
-ALso,-
Woods Hair ResfOrafire,
Lyons kathairsR.
Barry's TricOphcrOla.,
Al
Hair. OSGOoD,
se;S 1i2 Brady 81.
Cooking Extracts,
FOR rLAvoRIsa
Ice Cs'e0ssss, BiNMcnlanges,
JELLBEs. etc,
LyMos. PEACH KEaSEI, ORANGE.
VANILLA, CINSXNOH, RosE.
OsGonp
sebS l32 Bra'y Il.
COA's GclalIme,
CO0per's Istssglnss, Sage,
Bermuda Arrow Root, Tlpieca,
Robinson's Pa,en, Barley.
HECKER'S FAHlNA,
kjMS>GOrd'> Corn starch.
And other similar articles for the use ~ families
and invaiids. aISGOOD
seIs 13l Brady st
StOd art
IA MO- FOR TEs.
7CoRToNE AND FINISH these Instruments have
Il for the last THIRTY YEARS naint i.neI = rem.
tatiou unsurpassed hy any others Manufactured In
this country.
1or sale BY ". OS 7OOD,
sep1 l3s Brady street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
NEW ESTABLlSuMHuT.
E.fFCH DYE HOU1E.

J. izens Of Davenport. eoct lssal "a vnun1ey
that h4 kas taken . house On
THIRD n. snr. sRADY AND 11aRy,
10 OAvso peri, ssd propose V tn Lsdtes ssa
0enslrmso ihst he viii Color aad aoonr - Crane
shs~is, Vol. Cessoa. nals, DsaaAssG. 011S1 -
Purs
Ne has s-ss = penn - ~ Aesnnsro - -
~osf d IN A1ss.a, nag. CssnASa0 60 = - DT0eS.
~ e1si.s ef ~ OoAaS ooaa4~
Ne Vii elS1
0a.nAHos, SOON, OOl0n - As3Aaa
ALA 1uDDO -
oO0t1On10RSO olG1N1n~
- vin essssss - asasss ~ - hs,n1u,e = g.
= ooQG1h0
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
How ARD ASSU LOCATION.
PHI
Bensro efa Institution esfabtishef BY speeia! en-
dOtrDtenf. for n~ Rsli.f ~ he sal aaI
Di,fressed ..g'iotet toih I.ruiesf
Es.ido IiseIS.A

ttbIB n Ut ITVSAe
A Bensro ent Institution esfabtishedby speeia! en-
dotemenf. for fAr RsA.t ~ ne sa,i aai
Di,frssed. aaiotei 9th |uriest
and Epidemic Disedses
sISH1 HOWARD oIATioH, In view OF the
/ hWful dest ?, eth OF human life cause BY ssxu-
al dissa ace. ard the decfpions pra ic@a upon thu
unfortunate victims Of such disesAe, BY QBscts sev
erAl ago dirscted It. sonsntins suIs-co, -
charitable II worthy OF ~ cir bsMe, t. open . dis
pensary FOR the treatment Of this class Of dl ssses
ali their forms and u give nesical alSice gratis
all Ohp apply Nv tstsr, with 'esrs loh oi iheir
candifian, (age, occupation habits Of nsc, &C ani
IN cas- ofexfreme pnveity 10 furnish me iicn, W {
~ enargr II ~ needless 70 add h Arsoelgt
60 nm 81 ds the highest medical stil Of the ss and
will fusui.h tn most approved mo-ieTI treatment
the Directors ~ the As-os ia.on. in ih-ir
port uroa the treatment 81 s+xna diiAses, express
tn highest satisfaction With the success which has
attend the laors ~ tn " surg ons 10 IN" cnrc ~
Lon mins weakness, gonorrf or slset
syphihs the vice ~ onanism or self ahnss disea es
Of the sidn~ys and bladder, &c and orr cJntin-
uancr Il tee same plan or the ensnln; year.
The Directors, review OF the "a st, feel assnrt ed
that their isbors this sphers 81 ban-voent tnort
la been great tenent 10 thu afflicted, esp cslly
the young sod they have resolved to 6evose them
selves with renewed Zeal TO this very importaoi and
much de-p.ed cause
An anmiYab e n port spermatorrhGs. or temi
nsi weakness the vice Of Onsnism, masturbation OF
self At1se and other ds-nses Of the sexual ORGANS,
by the o, sultipg suvseon will e sent ~ mau I'm =
sealed enyel pei frte 81 charge, on receipt OF TWO
st nPs fr postage Othe reports and tracts on the
nature ana treatment Of sexual dseAsts. diet, &c
are constantly beng published for erstuious dsiri
bu;~f, and win h. sent In the afict-d S~nte OF The
ne remedies and IN q holds Of treat nent cd
during The last year of great value.
Address for Report or treatment. DR. }. SkiI.
LIN HOU0HrON. Aeting surgeon. Howard Arso-
citation NJ. , south Ninth street. Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania
Bv order Of the III recters.
EZRA HKAkTWklI. TTestdeMe
GRO PAIkCHiLD. Hsvet-rv Ja2.-"'v
IT Is NOT TOO MltE To SAY,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-03-26
JULIUS CHESEBROUCH,
Dental 4,arxeen.


MOULD respectfully inform the inhabitants Of
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened an
ONCE directly over the Davenport Gas Co.'S in Ner.
for the transaction Of Mechanical and Operative Den.
tistry in all Its branches Having received tnstruc-
til FROM and during the rast year been associated
with OF the most able practitioners IN the East
feels confident that operations entrus ed to him
win be executed In . careful and skilfrl manner
He will be most happy TO show any who mag favor
him with q call, his Recommendations, which are OF
the highest character; and would invite the most
critical upon all work committed 10 biz
hands. All operations registered and warranted
He socits share OF the public patronage and takes
pleasure in submitting the following testimonial:
NEW L6HDo., Oct %, 1857
This may certify that DR. J. Chesebrcugh has been
pupil Of mine N the study OF Dentistry and that
duriag the past year, he has operated with in nv
once. In his profc ability have the creates.
Conscience, snd Cordially recommend him to any
wishing such services those Of careful and skin.
iul Dental Operator. WV. sHBFFIELD.
And also In referring to Nessrs.
@. r q O. Shepard, Hon r. ". Williams,
= O. Learned, Dr. W. ". che@eld
Hon Ebenezer Learned, @ Learned,
Dr.. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel HuntiAstea.
" Browne, DR. " Stoddara,
Of New London, Conn also 70
Or. Darrows. J y Bnrrewu,
Hon Cannon, DR. oakeT,
Dr. Withefvax, hev Hasa,
Nh Surrey a., nenrs 0ssk sasosas
q bestsv - VA Ia.iasss4
R4vsceeeras AZ NasA
{, - - !: I -, ~
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-29

AT the late election in Iowa there were
over one hundred and nine thousand
potes poIled. Of this number, the De-
mocracy polIed over fifty three thousand,
being a minority Of less than three
thousand. A change of fifteen hundred
votes would have given the state to
the Democracy. There is no doubt
that, if the election were to take place
tomorrow, the Republican party would
be routed in this state.
In the State Senate, the Republican
majority is three. The Republicans
elected a Senator in Johnston county
by four majority,-one in Linn county
by tventy-tour, and one in Madison
county by about thirty. 1t will be per
ceivcd, that a change of fifteen votes in
Johnston and Linn counties would have
given us the Senate.
The Republican majority in the House
of Representatives is tUelue. A change
of one hundred votes, properly distribu-
ted, would have given the House to the
Democracy.
Under these circumstances, we apprc-
bend that the Republicans of Iowa cam
not rest satisfied that Republican vic
tory in 1860 will be matter of course.
The Democracy have 10 cause for being
dishcartened. Thrice is he armed who
hath his quarrel just" With an i'm
proved organization and proper exer-
lions, Iowa can be carried for the nom
inee Of the Charleston convention. We
suppose our Republican contemporaries
will have the assurance to dispute this
prediction. If they do, there is but
one course left the Democracy, and that
is "to f ght it out" fit is to be Stree
fght," we bespeak one chance.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-29

of this outrageous article Of leading
Republican journal Not content with
: desire, backed by strenuous effort 70
deprive the slave holder Of the protec-
ton which the fundamental law guaran'
tees to him, but such would eject MN
from the fold of Christ, and rob him Of
a participation iu the glories OF e'efn''
salvation. This Republican mouth
niece endorses Old Browns declaration
that the God Of the Adolitionsss IS not
the God Of tie STA ye-holder-tbat the
God before whom Brown will be sum
moncd, in few days, "to answer tor the
deeds done in the body" is not the sauce
God who was worsbipped by Washing
ton, Jefferson, Madison, Monroe, jack
son, Clay, and host of patriots, who, in
their day, owned slaves, and, at their
death, bequeathed them, as property, to
their heirs. And yet men entertaining
such sentiments as these-men who
cannot see virtue or patriotism in the
peoplesof the South-aspire to the con-
troll Of the Government Of great aud
independent Nation, the motto Of which,
EPhlribus Unum," is significant of It's
true character. When reason shall have
''hed to british beasts" and men shall
have 'lost their sense" then, and not
till then, will the people of this country
commit its destines to fanatics, and the
sympatbizers with fanaticism.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-29

A PHILoLoGrcAL NUT.-The Chi.
nook Indians, who fatten their heads
for unknown chronological reasons, SO
that tlat-hcad chief somewhat resem-
bles George the Thirdin Cvckspur street,
speaks berbarous patois, understood
only by the trappers. The following is
a nut philologists may crack. 1t may
suggest other curious derivations
''Their common salution is Clak hob
ah yah, originating, as I believe, in their
having heard in the early days of the
fur trade gentleman named Clark FREE
quently addressed by his friends, CLARK
how are you! This salution is now
applied to every white man, their own
language affordiug no appropriate ex-
preston. Their language is also pecu-
liar in containing no oaths, or any
words conveying gratitude or thanks
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-29
CHERIFF's sALE.-THE STATE OF IOWA

ChERIFF'S SALE.-THE STATE OF IOWA
- Scott County, in the District Court Of Scott
County, State of Iowa.
BY virtue of special execution issued from the
Office Of the clerk OF the District court of Scott
county, State Of Iowa, in favor Of Gutayous A.
Bentley plaintiff, and against James w. Willard.
Stephen 8. Wemott, Theodor v. Wemott, Shin.
man Goodman, Oliver Rose, Edward A. Turpin.
Phineas Merwin, George w. Hail. Henry b. Math.
ews. Edward Farrier, w. L. Jones, Burrows /
Prettyman. E. J. Ford, George L. Nichols, Ebine-
ger Sherman, John r. Cook and George w.
Wright defendants, and dated this November 26th
1899, and to me directed, commanding me, that Of
cause to be made, the sum Of fifteen hundred and
nine and 59-1OO dollars, with interest and coste
And BY virtue of said special execution, l levied
upon the west half of the south west quarter and
the north twenty (20) acres Of the north east
quarter OF the southwest quarter, and also, the
west half of the northwest quarter, and also the
southeast quarter Of the northwest quarter all
in section No. ten (10), in TownshipNo. seventy
nine (7gl north Of range one ~, east Of the
5th p. N.
And hereby give public notice that shall
offer for sale At public outcry at the door
Court House in the city Of Davenport, Scott
county Iowa, on Tuesday, the eth day of
December, 1859, at the hour of o'clock p. N.
of said day to the highest and best bidder
therefore in cash, the above described property
or sufficient thereof to satisfy the above debt,
with interest and costs.
Dated this 10Th day Ct November, 1859.
Fl. LEONARD,
nov2S Sheriff Of Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.

gPowesles. n Ev1I-Fosent - 0oe1.-
When pals = islsnasAisa p pessssA - Bsaa-
dssth's Pin srs sssd. shsy seonss siss sIpa the
hunors which sssahs ossssioa u ths pain ana IN
Aamma'iou, and remove il from the body. This
quality Of alone ssising hold, and esssing he e.
palsion II depsaved humon il possessed b %
other medicine. For Hsaadrefh's Pills spaats
solely upon those impurities which surround and
Acct the tissues and organs affected BY disease.
BECAME raElR LIS . Snow rHAf o. RE SUE
ROUNDING rARrs, and expsl them from the body.
Young people cannot but middle agsd and old
people can, in > measure, appreciate that msdi-
cine which, being used in sickness, acts only spon
the cause Of disease, and which has no pswer ex-
cep. upon those humos whoss presence produces
every pain, and whose removal removes every dis
ease. Whatever organ is Affected, there these
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