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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31
A Paklpls(DNaTllDN.

Tho following, which we take from
the Des Moines Valley Meas shows
that tho editor thereof is good grit,
and willing to give Senator Rusch a
fair trial. II is reported in the Black
Republican newspapers that Mr.. Ruscl
speaks the Eaglish language as iluently
and correctly a. native born citizens.
This is not the case. Even Mr.. Rusch
himself will not claim as much; but il
he does the following extract offers
him q speedy aud impartial trial. The
editor Of the News is gentleman o.
candor. and would not make propo
sition Of the kind unless he intended
to make good his word. We viii
vouch for him. Will Mr.. Rusch accep,
the challenge:
The Keosauka Nesssi 10 ont against Nicho.
las J. Rush. and among other equally false
aecusstious, says he cannot speak the Eng
lish language. We venture to assert that
Mr.. Rusch can speak and write the English
language Just ~ correctly ~ the editor ol
the Nescs, and more dramatically than
Babbit or any other msn whs was candi-
date for the office Of Lieut. Governor be
fore the Democratic Convention.-BurIing
ton Harkeye
We make one assertion--the
Hawkeye makes another, but nothing
Mproven. We have asserted that Mr.
Rusch cannot speak or understand the
English languages we'll enough to pre-
side over the Senate, or to act IS Pres.
ldent OF the Board Of Education. This
- either true or false. 1t is not an
abstract proposition for discussion, but
aquestion Of fact to be TRIED we
therefore propose to try it. Mr.. Rusch
asks the people Of Van Buren, county
to vote for him-have never seen him
or heard him speak. flour accusation
70 false, we have done him a great
wrong and we wish TO give him an
opportunity Of vindicating himself
We propose that he shall address the
people Of this county, in the English
language. We propose also that he
shall be followed, in the same Ian.
; Easge,by either JoaS RRexsR, n. B
BALHARAcH, or G. BAUcH, respectable
and worthy Germans Of this county
who, ~seaaraatss,l wiltceaport them
selves in eentlemanlv manner. Thes
y either one Of them do rot apsak .thl
Rnglish language more distinctly ane
more SUb6se5 Nd Mthas Nspect show
tAsneetle 0sttef quallAed III ~ Of
noo q noHGenAnt Uovssaoe tkoa NJ
6Hs5& W WI tus1&6 pdl5olF n ~
AseylqahNe ssasa& las0s16A d
sssss "a 10 80 sssas,<s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31
by the Bobtail Black
Rrsofred. Inst Il Il an abridgn5eut

by the Bobtail Black
Rrsoired, Inst Il Il an abndgmeut
Of our own natural rights 10 cnrtd'i rs
at one end aud tie the other, while the
flies are allowed to suck orr blood.
Carried with much unanimity.
Rv the Black Pony:
Resoired, That these flies bite like
the - there he uttered profane
expression.)
Objected to by the Deacon's Yellow
Mare. (The Pony had been brought
up in a livery stable where his morals
had been sadly negIected) The little
Sorrel said the Pony was right. The
old dun thought the language too
strong for the place, but would vote
for il any other day but Sunday. The
Big Gray moved to strike ont all after
Resolved, and insert "That these flies
have a faculty Of causing the members
of this convention, and our race gen
orally, much pain and annoyance"
At this, the Pony fairly kicked one
leg over the shaft, and bit splinter
from rail. He said:
"Mr. Chairman, the horse just mp is
an old fogy 60 for calling things by
their right names. This standing up
here in such weather is an outrage
which no Christian horse could endure.
Master is there on his soft cushions,
hearing Shadrach, &c, in the fiery
furnace, that did not burn them q
whit, while we stand here in = fiery
furnace that does nearly take the hair
off, and are tormented with flies To
boot. Iprotest against Dun's milk
and water substitute, AMI call for the
previous question on my resolution
This was seconded by the Bobtail
Black, Little Sorre. and Dapple Gray
and the resolution was carried by 8
large majority.
The Cream announced that the
Committee on platform was ready tc
report, and presented the following
lst. Since the horses are deprived
Of their natural defenses, they should
be effectually secured against flies
DC, while confined in harness.
Cd. No good Christian will leave
his horse tied in the sun, upon paving
stones, when there is a shade and soft
ground within fifty yards.
Sd. The man who keeps a check
rein hitched up, while the horse il
waiting by the hour, ought to 60 te
the place we read of.
4th. The provision Of the Colder
Rnle should be constructed so as t.
apply to horses as well as men.
This platform was adopted by 1
unanimous neigh, and the Secretary
was ordered to furnish copy to ever,
horse congregated in the city for rati
fication, with the request that thu
subject be acted upon next Sunday.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31
In Utah there ere 4.617 husbands aud
- I'm Wives aaeAsss a

CHUALsy. After the battle Of Selferino.
the Emperor Napoleon rode to Cavrianns,
whore be lodged ia the same room the Em.
per0r FrAais Joseph had occupied the
hight bsesse On his way thilher. with sew
raj Of bis stsff. he saw an Austrian lienten
ant dying by the road side he ordered his
wants to be attended to.and the dying man
having taken his watch from his neck, plsc
ed it together with locket and a ring. in
the emperoris hand. and begged him "a
send them to his wife. according to an ad.
dress which he gave. The emperor prom
ised to do 50. ana sent them bya special
messenger that very evening to the neares,
outpost Of the Austrians.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31
Quskss's eD1islae - . Chsseh Osoos.
The following ansclote is vouched

for as fact BY Harper's Magazine
The Societies Of Friends, as is well
known, are among the most upright
and worthy OF the Christian sects.-
Their mode Of public worship is very
plain and simple. Divested OF all forms
and ceremonies, they profess TO serve
God in spirit and in truth sometimes
in silence, at other Il me by cxhoTtatio
or preaching by some one who feels
impe.ted TO address them.
Thomas Coles - more famiIary
known from his great amiabiity and
good nature as Tommy Coles-was a
consistent member OF the society. At
the delightful village Of Glen Cove,
Long Island, where he resided, the
Episcopal Congregation hal just erect
ed a very sweet toned organ, which
was the admiration not only Of the
members, but Of many others who we're
attracted to the service by the elo-
quence Of the Rev. Mr.. Mallaby, the
rector. On some particular occasion
our venerable friend Tommy Coles
took a seat among the congregation
and his opinion OF the organ was gath
cred from the following conversation q
few days afterward
"Friend Mallaby, am glad that the'
has got such fine organ in tn,
church."
But said the clergyman, :"
thought yon were Opposed to having
an organ in . church."
$50 / am" replied friend Tommy
but then, ifthee will worship tn
Lord by machinery, | would like the
to have first rate instrument ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31

nDk MANN, the renowned disooverer OF that
invaluable remedy, DR.. ManA's Ague Bslsam, still
continues to labor in behalf Of the AFFLICTED. His
msdicloes are universally admitted BY the American
press, to be far superior 70 any and all others ever
discovered for the treatment Of chs FEVER and sgue,
and oil intermittents There can be no doubt IL We
can place confidence in the innumersble tsstimon
which the Doctor has in his possession that Is the
greatest discovery made In the science Of med
cine. The attention Of readers is called to the
advertisement Of this Balram found IL another col
umn Of this paper, and We would recommend all SUI
fesing from this disease viz chills fever and ague
70 svan themselves Of = trial Of this re@sdy.
Sold by ali good druggists
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHEESE RROUGH
Dental Surgeon,

MOULD respectfully inform the inhshitants oil
w Davenport and vicinity that he has opened an
ofloe directly the Davenport Gas Co. e. In Mer-
wins Block on Perry, between Third and Fourth ste,
Tor the transaction Of Mechanical and Oper alive
tlstry In ali Its branches Having received tnstvuc-
items FROM and during The year been Assoc
with, at the most able practitioners in the Dast he
feels confident that any operations entrus eli 10 him
will be executed In carefs and skillful manner -
He will be most happy 10 show any who may favor
him with call, hts recommendations, which are OF
the highest character; and would invite the most
critical Examination upon all work Committed ~ his
hands. All operations registered ard warranted. -
He solicis share Of the public patronage, and takes
pleasure in submitting the foiowin z testimonial:
NEW LONDON, Oct. 81, 1867.
This may certify that DR.. J. Chesebrough has been
pupil Of mine In the study Of Dentistry, and that
during the past yesr, he has operated with Ia my
confidence, and Cordially recommend him 10 any
wishing such services thore of careful and skill
full Dental Operator. WV. BHBYPIKLD.
And also In referring TO Messrs.
@. r. Q. Shepard, Hon 7. ". Williams,
r O. Learned, Dr. ". ". Hhe6eid,
Hon Ebenezer Learned, @ learned,
DR.. Lewis Belts, Rev Daniel Huntington.
W Browne. DR. W stoddard,
ofNew London, Conn also 20
DR.. Barrows, I'M u Bnrrows,
Hon Cannon, DIR Baker.
DR. witherwax, Rev Mason,
w Ii 9uYley Hsq., hesars Cock d SARGENT.
Rev Packard. Dis True.
barrow ksq. " Remingtoo,
h WOODWARD, APMast
q " Smith, Fherwin,
HY slsymAker, Aw Bailey. [1sbs
Rsv q Aag0un, Ohas Powers
Jos IAmhrits, Jno Rogers.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31

For Sale.

On hua1red and twenty Builhing lots b .
~EAAittt.u - the tom Of POst Byron.
u.s. lots 80 eligible ensi handsomely SITUATED %
~ neA u to Ais@isppa. Tsg vii - sc,d o. rec
sonsb1s terms
Sor PARTICULARS inqsire Of Mcesrs. Dussas Pratt
oos, Fort byron, Charles J. Rogers 0~q J~(nstvs.
VI OF J0HN r. KING,
rand A1cut. No * BRADY street
Also. bunnbs riess Gesirs bie pieces u inni IN
ana near the cities Of Davenport aud lie Clar-, and
near fort Byron. novsO
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31
Hair Dyo-Halr Dye-Hsir Dye
WIN. A. BArCHELORs HAIR DYRi

Tho Original and Best in the Worlds
All others ere mere limitations. and should be
sveided, II you Wish TO seoape ridicule
GRAY, RED, or RUSfY HAIR Owed instantly to
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pIHTRKN MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have heen
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60 600 applicatsoss have beea made TO the hair Of
his patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIM Bachelors Hair Dye produces color not
70 be distinguished from nature, and IL VARIANT.
I'd not 70 injure 10 the least. however long Il may
b contisued. ssd the III eGscts Of Bod dyes RENEE
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Dye.
Made. sold or applied I'm . private rooms) ct the
va Factory, ~ Broadway, New York.
Sold n al cities and towns Of ne United States.
BY Druggists and 1sncy 0sods Dselers.
n ne Genuine he's the name and address upon
steel plate engraving four sides Of each boz. OF
WILLIAM 4 DAfoHBIOR,
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31

WOODS HAIR RssTORATIvB.-Among oil prep
svations for the hair that have been introduced -
infallinle. none has given the satisfaction or
gained the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Rssto-
rstive now hiss. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumersbls fashionable toilets and the
ladies, wherever they have tested II ,pronounce It
PEERLESS article They end, whore the hsir Is thin
ned, that II creates . freth grovth-that It fully
restores tho vegetAtive power Of the roots on the
denudsd places and causes the Abres 70 shoot forth
snew-that it desolvss and removes dandruG, pre-
vents grsyness restores the hair its original color
when grayness has actually supervised, gives rich
ln.re, imparts the softness and fexbty Of silk to
the hair. and keeps always iuxurant healthy and
In full vigor.-N. Y. Tribune.
Sold BY Oil respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31
fHx GREAT WKSTENN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Farmers Union Insurance Company


OF ATHENS, Pa,
Having consolidated their business, the same will
hereafter b. conducted by the united companes In
the name Of the
THE GREAT WESTERN
Insurance L. Trust Company.
At their otise IN the CompaDy's building,
400 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
Rv tb:s Arrangement the income OF the GREA
WESTERN INSUR ANCE AND TRUST OOA-
PAW viii be largely augmented. and over loo 00C
added to It's asses OF which AGO. GOO Is In First
Mort gages with b de bearing six per cent interest,
on iwprove Cd property. worth double the amount ;
which gives the Company over ESQ 400 u available
means h meet any liabilities.
sumei and any losses that NAV will be prompt
" adjusted and paid.
Fire, Inls~d. and MariMe Oarso Risks Taken
The Most Favorable Terms
Respectfully soliciting your business. We are
Yonr obadient servants,
CHAs. q. LATHROP. Pres.
WV. DARLING, Vice-Pres
C.N. SHIPM AN, "a vire.pves.
(Charge az French n~c-. Nrs Yak
JAS. wRI6slr, Sec and TreaP.
q. 8. RUSSELL, ASST Sec
DIRECTORS:
Chas LathFop, Hon WIN Darling, G N Shipman,
Jno Hunter. Alex Whilldin, Il Gillespie,
! Hazlehurst, Daniel l. Collier, Jas Smith,
Chas Harlan. nTracy. ~ u Slocum,
J A'Curdy, Francis TYLER.
EDWIN FAY. Agent,
O@ce with PARK ~ 4 EDWARDS,
jy21-d4m No. 10 Brady-st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31

BACHELORS Wigs sse 1oupees surpss sll-
They are elegant. light. easy and durable.
Yitt.ng to charm-no turning mp behind-nl
shyiutiue on the heed, indeed. this Is the only e.
tsb,,hmsnt where these thisss ere properly under
stood anA msds.
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INSURANCE..

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~ Once No 10 Brady street, with PAkkkk Z
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

STILL IN The FikLE-rhe Davenport Ice Co.
Office, Al Brady street. msyS 3m
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IN0U7ANOT.
FIRE, Inland and Life.

FIRE, Inland and Life.
CONWAY INSURANCE CO.,
MAssACHusEf1s.
Cash Capital and surplus $264.0
HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO.,
sPRIHcFrELp, MASS.
Cash Capital and surplus $3.50. 900
NORTH AMERICAN ms. co,
OF HARTFORD, CONF.
Cash Capital $96S, $50
LORILLARD ms. co,
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital e262 800
MANHATTAN LIFE ina. Co,
NEW YORK.
PIRID & KAUFMAN AGENTS,
I.shrman's Block, 2i-st,
II. FIELD. Agent, Davenport, Iowa.
Once next To the Post Oflica,
Rock Island, Ill. Junel2
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31

ptoS Anink 5seAO0r which, Act!
You'd scarce expect. ut this late day,
With startling cures book TO fill:
THIS Is the case, the million say
With the cares Of Herrick's Pill.
They come from East, and North. and west,
And with glad tidines tho papers all,
Becanse they are the cheapest, safest, best.
And superior to others 10 Herrick's PHI.
Prom Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
made,
They always cure-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves were laid
Were Il not for Herrick's Pill.
zach pill With sugar IL covered DER
A rare discovery Of mAtchless skill;
Their like was never seen before,
Until it.appesred in Hevriek's Pill.
For years he's worked 10 heal the sick,
with JOY elate his bosom fills;
For tens OF thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF HerTick's Pills.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31

N: +. MITCHELL, Agent,
FOR the following well known Companies:
GIRARD FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.,
OF PHILADELPHIA, PA.
OPrIcE-Brady street, east eide, between 2nd
and Sd June4
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-31

70 csshef "tt6s. All kinds Of Groceries soA Pro-
vis"ns may there be found Ia ahundsnr. ior cs,A.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

THE hrn Of Sheppard MORAN Isthis day disssivsd
Il By mutnal consent The bEslncB Of the hTn Be
settled By J. Sheppard those indebted 70 IN ffH are
respectfully Requested call payment thsss
having accounts against Ui please pTessn n Ter
'stp'.fes s.ps. iosA ,sss 5hHs. a s5nESAn ndRslR
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

MAsouERADERs IN DILwAuE.E--A great mas
querade ball wrs given in Milwaukee about
week ago. The Netss of that city, in the course
of an article describing 1t, says:
zone gentleman fell in love with his own sis
ter, while another man danced, talked and pro.
mennded three hours with gentleman in wo.
mans Dress in the vain hopeoi finding out who
the dear creature was One young man took
his mother to the supper, and great was the
surprise of both on learning how matters stood.
One of our leading merchants gave his ring to 4
young lady il she would raise her mask that he
might see her features, when it was his own
sister, who he supposed was at home with the
toOthache! Two gentlemen got into n warm
dispute as to who a certain yonng lady with a
black domino was, and after making a wager Of
two bottles of champagne, found out the young
lady was the younger and mischieyous brother
of the losing party
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

MURDER AND Rior IN ILurNeIs.-On the night
of the 18th ult, H. II. johnson, of Missouri, was
murdered in house of iIl-reputc at Quincy, H.,
by man named Cassidy. The affair created
much excitement, and letter says:
A number of houses of an infamous character
were attacked on Saturday night by an infuria.
ted mob, and almost totally demolished. rhe
first buildings assaed were those on York
street, where the murder was committed. The
three houses occupied by these abandoned crea-
lures were attacked, and everything was des-
royed that could be by the mob. Windows
were broken, doors knocked down, and fnrni-
ture burnt up. They also gutted the house of
he notorious Molly Jet, on State street From
thence they went TO house OF i'll fame on Ninth
street, where they did the same thing, taking
the furniture out and burning it in the middle Of
the street. Several other houses were thus as
saulted, and the mob concluded by going up to
Charley Brown's-where they supposed all the
fugitive scoundrels, male and female were as
senbled-and burnt it down. Eight houses
were cleaned out.
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BLIs S & Q q M P 3 ELL
Tmnortant to Females.

IsEAsE5 OF females exclusively treated by DrTHlERs
~ Remedies female deranRements, from 81 70 50
Relirf guaranteed in all Coasutaton and letters
strictly conhientia Patients from distance provided
board nursing, aud exclusive attendance Medeine'
Ladies' private circular sent per lee Hee
except postAg. once No. IS West 2ita st., New York
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

mars that since the decision in the Bennett di-
vorce case ut New Haven, giving Mrs. Bennett
a divorce and awarding to her $4,000, the Doc
tor has managed to part with his visible pro.
pcrty; aud has transferred his life interest in
his real estate, together with his rents, &c
One of his creditors, finding the property miss
ing or claimed by other parties, set sheriff at
work few days since to look up security for
his claim, and the search resulted in finding
snugly packed away under the barn floor, va
rious articles, such as vases, statuary crockery,
wearing apparel, ETC., which he accordingly
seized
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05
CHARLES W. GRAHAM,

CHARLES W. GRAHAM, -
z q Y = - Y r - a "a rs ia NNER
HE underFigned would Inform citizens OF wheeling
ard vicinity that hsVisE PgIshased the Drug Pre-
srripton Store. formerly b Dr. Tanner
Will continue carry Drug busnrss in All ia
branches He respectfully scIeits eontln of
the public PatrOnsEc ulch Las htrstcfors been eFny
eStsndsd towards fhis old and we'll known estsbhEsnt
II s Be his aim 10 keep eTeTyfkinr Euresf Air
and the loWeft price, usually 70 be fosnd IN veil fnF
nisned Drug estalitlmeut.
Medicines. CHARLES ". GRAHAM
Nc. 20. cor. Main and webster sta.,
C~rer gk~aFFr
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rHAa mnRGAN

HNTHOLEeALE AND RITAIL ManufaetursT % Saddies.
w BrdlrY HaTn'Es and 1Tnnbs, and dealer
ees usually kept by SsddeTH, brCs
public thaths has opened a. No-Ies haE Market
Alle. uheFe Re viii be glad peTsuus WantnF
Of the above articles Ashentend good soT
ard sell ~ fair prices he hops obtain share
Of pabe patronage Particular ordered
work. and repairing done with diff nteh Grpls
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Mr.. Webster said. in his speech al Buffalo

Mr. Webster said in his speech at Buffalo,
May 22d, 1851:
ssI never would consent, and never have con-
sented, that there should be one foot of slave
territory beyond what the Old Thirteen States
had at the time of the formation of the Union
Never, neverl The man cannot show his face
to me, and say he can prove that ever depart
ed from that doctrine He would sneak u way,
and sliuk away, or hire mercenary press to cry
out, what an npostate from liberty Daniel
Webster has becomer But he knows himself
10 be hypocrite and falsiher."
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1859-03-05

EIyHhave hand and are receiving day,H large and
w eomnlete assortment OF Hats and Caps, emotAens
syerv variety OF style price. And In view OF !e m
demand for hrst class goods We have paid pa
seuIar Attention to getting Of such as are
aIRnte,i 10 the wants customers Our
tb Esser houses are en- enabled 20 IeIsh
the latest styles and Caps As soon as
Aud We can promise that the newest and mos.
sorments AZ we'll as the qualities OF every
Are 10 be found a establishment. 4.
surSask W viii pains 70 Tvs snsS lp5 yn
Sae9 - hA"N