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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-06
SALE THIS DAY.

aug 1T JOHN T. CREIGHTON, Auct.
SALE THIS DAY.
DUBLIC SALE.--Will be sold ." Saturday
/ morning. at 10 o'rIo"k, at the store occupied
by A. ) Robinson, II variety Of articles, such n
CLOTHS, MARSEILLES VESTGNGS, STOCKS,
SUSPENDERS, &c. Terms cash delivery.
sug3-3ta JOS. PADGETT.
DUgLIC SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT, AT
MANASSAS STATION. By virtue of an
der of the County Court of Prince william county,
pronounced at the June term Of said Court, III the
ems. of Cannon 4 Brother ". Walter X. Baker.
also +. j. Cannon w. snme, shall proceed To sell
# the front door of the Court House, on ho frI
Uou.Iiy ~ September merit. ONE ACRE of LAND,
a. ut Manassas Station, on which there is good
siI YELLING HOUSE. and other out houses.
TERMS OF SALE.-A credit Of siN. twelve, aud
eighteen mouths, will he given, the purchaser CIV
ing bond with approved security, to bear interest
from the dry of the title to be withheld until
all the purchase money is paid.
j. Il. PURCELL, Deputy Sheriff, for
:. X. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Prince VIM county, jy lS-cois
HANDSOME FARM FOR sALE.-By vir-
III tue Of deed OF trust from ;. j. Saunders
and wife. to the Undersigned dated the 1T OF sep
temh.r, 1854, and duly recorded. | will offer tor
sale, by auction, on .Sni~d"y, N" sd dag w sep
,.mJ,, merit. at II o'ciock, 4. w., III front Of the
Mayors Office, in the town Of Alexandria, the
tract of land in Fairfax county, called CRACKER
HALL, with sundry other tracts adj accnt thereto,
containing together about TWO HUNDRED AND
FIVE ACRES. Said lands lie about three miles
from Alexandria, south of Hunting Creek, and On
the road from Aexand ria to Mount Vernon.
~ There are comlnodious BUILDINGS on
Ez the property, all in good order. Terms ut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-06

.-. FOR BALTlMORE.-The steam
LGISer DIAMOND STATE will receive cargo
for Baltimore, on Saturday, this day leaving Mt
. o'clock, =. NJ. WHEAT Bko.'
suy At Agents.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-06

The Baptist Campaigning, for Culpeper
county. will commence on Friday, the 18th
lust, at the old camp-ground, near Amiss-
Vile
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
COUNCIL PmOCEEDINGs.

I Council CHAMBER, Sept. Z, 81.
Meeting called to order BY his honor. May
or, T. Cook.
Present, Aid. Christie. Holmes. Morley.
Anderson, Anjressen, Ramming, LIE Claire,
O'Brian, Haviland, Coates, Evans.
! Minutes Of the last meeting read and ap
proved.
The Mayor read communication from
K. H. Littler as Sec'y Of the Military Con-
venton OF the State OF Iowa, asking the
Council to he present at Military Review.
to take place to day in front Of the Burts
House. Communication received and or
dered placed on file.
Petition of Viele, Van Wyck and others
with reference TO new Church was read
and referred TO Committee, consisting OF
Coates. Havilsnd and Ramming.
Communication from City Attorney. in ref
erence to Market Houses was read. The
owners of the upper Market House declined
the proposition ofthe Council. The owners
Of the lower Market House had not coBsid-
cred the matter.
Petition OF Widow Offergeld was read
and referred to Committee on Egualiza>
tion.
Communication of P. B. kerns was read
and referred to, Committee on Equalization
AID Morley. Coates and Evans.
Petition OF T. j. Holmes. asking to lease
of the City, q certain portion OF the levee
upon which to erect Warehouse, was read
and on motion was referred to select Com
mittee of Alderman Morley, Haviland and
lie Claire.
Report of City Marshal was read, receiv-
ed and filed. Report shows the amount OF
cash collected on city tax for 1859 to Sept
lst, slO,4l7 80; amt. in city orders. 81 ,257,
90 poll road tax SlO5, 90.
Report Of City Sexton was read. 1t show
ed 2 iutermen.s during the past month";
Reports received and placed on file.
The Committees to whom was reported
the bill of. NJ Bowling report that he be
paid the sum Of Sc. Report adopted.
On motion the property held in store by
j. NJ. Bowling was ordered removed to the
~ IL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08

Broadway. between franklin Avenpe and
Wash street, when he chanced to stumble
against a large pocket book which he pick
ed up and found to contain large number
Of bank notes and papers While he was
meditating on the sudden riches he had
amassed, and which he had aid into a capa-
cious pocket, or perhaps racking his youth
ful mind whether to seek for the owner OF
conceal his good fortune. a gentlmanrushed
by him In an anxious, hurried, nervous
manner which convinced the boy that he
he knew what.
"Have you lost anything ?" asked John
ny.
"Yes-my pocket book" was the gentle-
mans answer have you seen it?"
The little follow " expe cted' be had-he
didn't know. though. What kind of pocket
book was it
This led to an adjournment to neighbor
ing store, where the flushed and almost
breathless individual .of the first part"
proceeded to say that the pocket-book was
a large one, containing 81 200 in bank bills
and some accounts q strip Of red morocco
binding underneath the flap being insert.
bed Robert Thomas, Covington, Ky
the description tailed. and Johnny's eyes
snapped with cheerfulness as he placed the
treasure, just as he had found it, into the
strangers hands nd We opine the was
greater Joy in that act than so 900 could
have purchased, at the expense OF a guilty
conscience.
Mr.. Thomas hardly seemed to know which
to feel most--relief on the recovery of his
money and papers, or gratitude To the lad
and admiration Of his honesty. Taking
Jonny by the hand, whose bounding heart
(he knew not why)Lad by this time splash
ell tears into his eyes, the gentlem an took
him to a clothing store and dressed him ort
from top to toe, in a bran new suit. Then.
proceeding to a jewelry store, he purchased
good silver watch, upon which he direct
ed to be engraved these words 4" Robert
Thomas to Little Johnny Moore. st. Louis,
Sept Sd, 1853. Honesty is the best poll.
cy.'
Not even content with this, the generous
stranger placed in q neat bead purse five
twenty dollar gold pieces, which he direct
ed the lad to give his mother.
We shall not attempt to portray the
emotions of the boy. Ifhis quivering lips,
aud choaked Inference, and the smile that
srove so harl TO get through the great
watery globes that trembled in his eyes
failed to tell what was. going on in his
heart, how shall we tell it.-.St. Louis Re-
1nLIic1n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
Shel'in's Sale,

Tue STATE OF IOWA, In the District Court
Scott Coanty, of Scott county Iowa
DY virtue of execution issued from the Office OF
ID tEe Clerk of the Distiict Court OF scott County
State OF Iowa, IN favor of WIN. Gil plaintiff
and against Mori Baruark and Jchn Kran.e, tefend-
ants, datei August "a 1852 and to me d ted com
mancng me that OF the Goods ch.ttels stock or IN.
terest in any Company, debts due, property In the
hands Of third persons. lands and tenements which
are not exemps by aw from execution, OF the said
defendants, make, cause to he made the sum OF
one hundred sixty y-nine and SO 100 dollars with IN
terest and Costs; levied upon stack of wneAt l
stact of o,ts stacks OF barley, stack Of hay, 40
acres Of corn II acre Of potatoes, yoke of cattle
two horse lumber wagon.
And hereby give public notice that 1 shah ORR
for safe at public oucry at the farm Of said Beiueek
and John Krsuse. near Wacott, In ue Grass to an
chip, in Scott county, Iowa. on Friday The 14h
day OF October, 1859, At the hour OF II of said
day to the highest and best bidder therefor in cash
she above described property, sufficient thereof 70
satisfy the above debt With interest and costs,
Dated this 9Th day Of Septsm mber, 1859.
bigned H. LEONARD
septs sh'f OF Scott county Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
L q M M r re A .
DAvnNposr m.nNrr.
DAiLY Rap, Rr.

OFFICE OF Iowa iTATE DEAocRarl
Wei esday evening. Sept :, s..
Tire weA' her TO dsy second -cifIon Of y.-t-r
day. rilghty improved ty brIgat ssy. Auda warmer
Blu, s. revived under IL. congen.,l iLL ue zee,
and. Jufgif from TIE humber OF itdies cut shop
t4fg." sal tar number N fr,m the couairy our
merchants Doubtless realized iarge sails
The grain sni pr ofuce a arkst was activr and
the receipts qui'e large.
There wss particular change IN the quotations
although eoinp-l.tio. among the bayers ran up the
pri Of wheat ltG2; aoove the ruling fsure, wiirh
advance was but prematare.
Two firms, both heavy buyers and shipper were
obliged 70 ho d OF o-dsy, account Of the large
amount Of grain la he warehouse OF one, endsnger
Ing the building, ani :he warehouse OF Il Q other
haging kiven way unfer tie pressure; the mie.s
conseque ty bought The bulk OF the g-sin
The h,ur mill in East Davenport stopped two days
ago, but will be repairc ana started up again To-
morrow. Its stopping caused a lie reGsr a the rhp-
ments Of -four fer the past few days.
blow We give the hgures and trans actions for to-
day
FLoUh--Home demsna STEADY and quiet ship
mems aoo bbs TO Ntw York We qaotc new sp INK
eAtfa al TO 10 ia SACKS - Ui in baTrts, old wheat
extra o 90
WHkAT--Stesdy, with gocd milling aud Shipping
demand. Receipts 4 Go0 bu The ruling figure w.s
co..
CsRx-Aarktt very tuli and but ie an ;. c lions
We quote nominal at 406
OATs-ln good dem aud and as.i.e Receipts 500
bu. We quote at 22t123c-an advance OF p over
yesterday.
kAaLTy-Stesiy. Recei. Is s5y.bu. We quot, at
3Og33c
oNIoss-Aclise and in good shipping demand.-
Receipts 500 bu. We q1ote at 37c
ions small and d mand en-
tireiy local. No shipmeut,. Market co ed at s0d
33c.
HAS-New prairie in large supply wi b a mojer ate
dtmAad; timothy scarce. New peairie a. so
fGGs-lL demsnd .. Sc whole- sic and lOj retail.
BU1TsK-4 good article is more plenty and I'd.
vanced Sc " quote prime at 200 25c, come non
12&4l5c.
CHxEsg-western Reserve Sc whole sale and rooe
12hc I7tail.
HAMs-Good sugar cured ISc retail common
10c
sHoULDERs.-Good 7c wholes ale. sud retail, Sc
csnvsssed.
BRIsD BsEF-Ilc wholesale and Is, ittal.
DRIED ArPLss-A good article +so,ed at lie
wholesale and 1215e :, tail.
DRIED Peaches -Unpared l1kc HttlpfSle aud
i6c tail; pared 2sc retail.
GOLDFISH A coed art cle SC retail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
Chicago N o..

Tuesday Evening Sept. s, 1859.
FLOUR-Q net and unchanged. Spring extra = 90
"a IS.
wHEAT-Spring active 9 nd buoyant at an advance
OF lo over sterday Winter III giect d and nomi-
nal. No rcd winter SC; No DO 75c; No spring
tic; No 2 do Tic
CoRE-Dull at : decline o. ic from yesterdays
figures. No R r Ole; No 2 do o9c; Canal 81 C
afioht.
oATs-Quiet with sa. .es OF No at CSC in store.
BARLRy-But lltt.e Offering. Small sA.es Of No
At 46c In store.
RyR-Qniet at 55G56c.
PorAT0Es-Quiet AT 30e14Oc.
ONIoya-Rather dull at 400 soc p bn.
BuTrER-Choics dairy I4Gl5c; common 10 good
l2GI4,.
E0Gs-In fsil Teqse.t at &c.
LARD-Nom,nal at 1OkGpiic
HIDEs-Dull. Flint I4@i6c
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08

NORFOLK, Va. Sept IA destructive FIRE
this morning destroyed the Mechanics Hall
10 this city. with six large stores The loss
amounts 10 nearly $4,000 The buildings
were iosur.d
lhe Excelsior Minstrels, who have been
performing at the Hall, lost $2 900 worth
Of property. Bornean's Panorama Of the
Celestial City, was destroyed. Loss S7O00
no Insurance The stores were occupied by
the following firms Cowdery d Bebree
paper hangers; Peppers Restaurant Ped
dies Restaurant Ultman, shoe dealer
Their loss is partly insured.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08

WOoD's HAIR RREsToRATIvE.-Among all prep
arstons for the hsir that hsve beer introduced ~
iufallirie none has ever given the sati5factton or
rs- ed the popularity that Prof Woods Hair Rfs'o
ra.iv. oov hes His Restorative has passed the
ordeal OF innunersble shionabie toilets and the
ladia,, wherever they have tested ~, pronounce II
PEERLESS article. They End, whore the hair Is thin
red, that It creates fre b growth--that II fully
restores the vege.Ative power o' the roots on the
denuded pacss, and the fbres TO shoot forth
anew-,hat 1t desoves and removes dandruf, pre-
vents grayness restores the har to its original cnor
when grayness actually supervened, gives rich
In tre ,mparts the softness and fexbity of silk to
he hair ard kceps It always luxurisnt, healthy aud
In full vigor ~. T. Tribune.
Sold by all respectable druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
JOSHUA BURR,

BRADY STkEET.........11
i. CENTS for the sale OF Dupoat's Sperting
A and ssIa.tius Powder, and Safety fuse
arvla9daw;f
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS rs

Times a opening aud ;io-it mails IN tho davenport
Post one
F.tIKps pafL, arrives Lt 6:fs 4 and soO ~:
cinses at o 10 Ma $50 pm.
SoaJarEr NAL via Dubuque spd Northern Iowa.
arrive. IL 3 81 Pm. c.nse-at 3 ID NJ
SourHgRr N sri from Lows am southern Hs
sog-t sratyer ~ 5 20 y N: closes n. =. 10 A N.
Wps1rsN AsD SOUTHERN Iowa MAIL, arrives ..
t:.DP 70 closes ~ $50 = ~.
ILLINOIS Way N.u., arrives 6:i5 nj AMI $50
n; closes at = a NJ I'D D VI
Rfysu MaIr SOUTH IN iudinP river towns aboves
Louis, the Mts-on.i River, N.h-askA anu Kan as
via HANNIBAL / st Joseph u, arrives 81 ~ A
n; ciote- ais PA.
RIVER Mali, In clufing river towns from Ciaife
toIyona, arrives a, 81 NJ cto - ~ S.sSu ~
EoRTapRs MAn., by lsni, up the river, arrives al
p NJ Sundays, Wednesdays aud Ffisays; ciostsat
9pn IN Mondays Wednesday, and frtdavs
RLuE GHAss Mail ArTiy;r at IL ~, closes 81 lZ ID
Tgesdays, ThnTsisys ard Ssturosss.
AMIry NAL, arriy's and closes at IL ID fu1sdhSs
aud frdsys.
iSAsosa MAIL, arrives and eioses an u M, On
Thursdays.
The fiice will be open on Sunday during the surn-
m from q 10 10
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
L + l. EG X A p HIC.
| Reported Expressly for the State Democrat
Ex-senator Cooper.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. IA number OF the
prominent citizens oi Philadelphia have ad-
dressed ex-senator Cooper letter request
ing his views as to the expediency Of insist
ing upon reduction Of postage and an in :
crease Of duties as issues in the approaching
national election. This reply is locked for
with Interest by the dabb els in State and
federal politics.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
Republican State Convention

SYRACUSE. N. !. Sept THE Republican
State Convention for nominating candidates
meet at noon to-day The hall was crowd
ed to suffocation. Ward Hunt of Oheida
Co. was chosen temporary Chairman -
VIM A. Wheeler of Franklin county, will
he the permanent President The Conven-
tion adjourned till this p N.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
Legau Notice.

NOTICE il HEREBY given that the undersigned
IN have qualii,d executors OF the last will and
testament Of Alfred JAnsnD, late Of lie Claire. IN
the county of Scott 10 ra, ceased, and that they
have taken upon them-eives that trust by giving
bonds as the law diIects
All persons having demands upon the estate OF
The said deceased required t. exhibit the enme
and ali persons indebted to the estate called upoa
o make payment e
ROBERT q; ROGERS, Es ecutors
September Q, 1859
Publish four weeks In Weekly Iowa State nemo.
cra.. s,p7-w4w
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08

BATCHeLOR'3 Wigs ana Toupees surpsss all
They are elegant light. easy and durable
Fitting 10 a charm-nO turning up behinh-oo
shr nkng CT he hesh, NEED this - the only e.
tablishment where these thing, are properly UNDER
stool aud made.
Juli3y-Hly .2a3 Broadway, New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
Trsss0elD HOUQse.

s"Wu s}bys' .......................u uO0o.
rTrHk proprie'crof the above med hoese. and re-
i Gently - the Park House. has lea. ed fos . sesn
OF year rrftied, rsibte and psJered my ID sfaD6
iiiic north - The court Home, on Clnton atroee
where all old fr~nds and cihe . Who % ~ see NJ
10 rsll will md 'veDtIi q In vrime order The
abov bone In much the business ~ q NJ The
csty Than ihe vArk, Which 10 c.ossd .. 4 Hcsea
Give me call. J. ThusDELL,
Julyl vropst~t r
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08

u cor nected with the establishment, ana work OF
this kind Is executed in . very superior manner.
new Specimen Book is now ready for delivery,
and will be sent to parties wishing to order
iy22-dit-vlw nj DODGE, Treasurer.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
New y OPk ~ arkes.

by TELE0RAPH.1
NEW YORK. SEPT. 7. 1859.
FLoUR-Dull and dropping fer al grades e1cept
state, .h,ch 10 Arm Sales 900 bbls at Ooes, 30
for snper state; 40G5 90 old and new eNifs stat
1904 81 common 10 gcad extra ~estern; %
old, 2afresh ground shipping brands extra round
hoop Ohio.
RYE FLOUR Dull; 3 sOd4 Is
WHEAr-Dull and heavy; Gales {. .OV0 bu; I 30
mixed Western.
RYE-Dull
BARLEY-Quiet.
CoRs-sfc new mixed western.
OATS Stetdv
PoRE-rull; - 0O mess; 10 25GllO 50 prime.
BERr-Gull.
BACOS-Qniet.
Cur MEATs-Du
LARD-Que,, a'es 100 bbls Mt 10k61Ic for No
TO prime tern.
BUITER-PiIm at 1906 Ohio; 1Sd2l state.
CHEEsE-Firm at KNISN.
A8HEs-Unchanzc
WuIsEY-Dril; 26kM27
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
cF III Is 1tscOrcreA !! ~
Suffer no longer; It is Z relief.
nv TIE APPLICATION o.
EYuQ0,s Good SusssUs.SlOse'O
IMMEDIATE RRLlRH.

You can be cured of the following ennpaints: ssrA
- Tooth Ache. 10 enc minute, " the most painful -
tacks of kheumstism nine cases out Of ten IN bese
than one hours tine, vis.-Hesd Ache. Ear Ache.
Hsuvsfga Coughs Colds, Ash ma nronehittsJ JogsaD.
6p.ns AEecsioo- Pain IN IN. Baes or asde eefhnesa
famed Eye.. soc shroat, Cats, Bruisss. Dssns.
Spra.ns. Chspped Hsnds, FROSTED 1sss sna oAa-
blains.
for this meiine tbst II win do impossible tAnga a.
cure ali nanner o. disease; for the eiA ssyi.a h.
rledicne that is good for ev,p thing s sosd ~
line "a sisesfes and for the sbove named euopan1o
thi- medicine h w.tbou. 40 equsi.
The best procf Jon haze os tbe mssiis Of q
ti-ie In TO see what II viii do. ~ cpsssd1ee -
pain. are decidedly the most egsetuai, 81 shs sw,B
cation Of this wonderful medicine, Of sny noW . -
country This 10 sdmitted b. I'll Who ksvs ssie1 =.
no humeug article 70 dispose q. would b AsAo
business 81 the not truly and pussy lsaasS-
nsts. Ny nedicins b held. In - p,ssas vAssstShaa
aim TO MAKE II 10 snesg I'll. ne baaAale eulv
which 10 forever and etsrnaliy Axed - nanaD1. =
70 forward the seneral intsrssts u ~ hanaA 1aa
;.:... ,s;s .s .s. ~: S::a $3.50 = =
bevs bsen induced 70 buy vitAous ssGking ~ 0eou.
hAvs thoussods o. tsstiooa1alA yA1A lsvo -
ssnt 70 ne firm dinerent parts q ~ u11saS ~
frss Of ehsrgs, Ell those aDtainAs, vlsS0 1ns1S
xs:1s! Ss.sssss -. /. D,ussss -
o. Il ILAoo. PssesssAss.
| 8Aasxs . %. osssssi 49,, 1.su.A
Isv,: - ....n 49, fssss.,cF Asea = N
| Assnts-1sver 0ll1ssd, ps.eny.si -
p wits; ycls.es ns1ss:ee;
Sssssss; =. = sg:s5s, 1:ssSsys 1S:sesssSs . -
S.n Sssssif. c5s7a1 q G. AsSlei -
stns.., n.,r.sss; Ss1s, ~ Z 1S.ss5,, n
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08

a NoHiE MoTHER.-Asth the morning
ira in from this place to Chicago came near
Rock River bridge on Monday last. the
engineer, Robert Waugh discovered a lit
tie girl at play on the track. He sounded
the whistle at it's highest, sharpest note
and used every possible effort to stop the
train The little child kept moving along
on the track, apparently frightened by the
whistle. but did not leave the track. The
mother Of the child, who lived in house
near the bridge, seeing her child in danger
made spring to save her. and rushing IN
front of the engine, caught her child and
fell over the opposite side. The engineer
brushed her clothes as she fell and passed
on IA short distance before it could be stop
ped. The conductor, Capt. Philips, ran to
the place, and found the mother had faint
ed but both mother and child were saved.
He took the child IN his arms, and restors-
tives being used, the mother soon revived
Who can tell the Joy OF that mother to
know her child was saved Had she hesi-
tated asnoment, or been only second la
ter, both mother and child, must have been
crushed beneath the wheels of the engine
We did not learn her name, but whoever
she is, she is brave and heroic woman
X. J. Argus.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08

A TToRSEYS and Counsellors al Law. and Nots-
N ries Public Also agents for the Charter CAV
Yire Ins Co, hartford, Conn, Capital Ssn0,en
CITY Fire In. c.. New Haven, +" sSo'oto.
orea H. Clairc Block Davenport sept
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
STATE DEMOCRAT.
Davenport, .ebtember s, 1859.

Es-C. II. acfysa, Is Dearborn street, C1'csga,
Is ar,Lerzfd 70 re-eiv advsrtsemsnts for this pa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08

In AND AGENT AND REAL ESTATE BROKER.
4 will give spocsi attention 10 renting h0uses and
ttl.cttng rcuts Also. tuy, sell, exchange lease
ani pav taxes real estate negotiate loans, exam
ia" l1ni tits, sc, &c.
otytcr-st Bl .tcmare Iaves' Bank, No ~
Brndy street, Davenpori. iowa may i0.'im
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-08
SPECIAL NOTICES.


sNV A YsAR-Sshted An .orIvs. Eosrsr
"'h 'n very county IN the s,sses. TO travel and
estSsss the Nav YoRx OsADus = be. u,iful-
hi"s'fated monthly journal. To -niisbe, active
H-ii' asAiary ~ $500 per year AMI small commss
-ioh VII be paid address, H
Z. bhfrros. Pual.hsr, 50 EesSDsn st.. N Z
E"Sst'fanH sicgtnersiiy 10th "a sresk 4 sotd in
praise OF what ere called patent mesi.ines.n In
feed u 's an article In ,se cede CT MEDICAL ethics
that ph sician no snnc,iors the u,e ~ :. eh vem
edi cannot be eo7si'ered meuber ot the Nation
al association. But there are heu.s,
stringent rules and many " the disciples j, rscp,.
Plus n.ve etutly been cJ7.psied, ~ tue fore. os
facts, 10 rseonmend the use Q; DR. J. HosTE,r.s,s
sroM M.ch BITrIRs, for those diseases which ~.
pa ticular!y prevalent durirg the sun ner and fan,
They have asctr aln-a that tn re are no remedi In
thn ptATraa pia which can comps wit. thi- w6n-
derfn COMPOUND for arrangement II the system
Thoussbds of families reading along the low grounds
OF the western AID Southern r.vrrs src now con-
v'nc~d iha. they have found = meficine peculiarly
adapted f.r their ailments while In other portions
ire country, during the mon rs, tn. d. msnd
for the icie Is ,quaiy large
81 d by drugsists and dealers generally.
L j. See advertisement In smother iumn
sepI-fac.i
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YSIPIAN AND SURGEON,
nFFICE---vl,h Nessrs. Roger & Bowers, No 5s
y Braiv street.
Orders left with them will receive prompt nten-
a., nov2i
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BosroH. Sept THE Royal mail steamo
er America sailed at noon to-day for Liver
pool via Halifax with 5000, 900 in specie.
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MO WEST SECOND STREET. HE CLAIRE
" Row. Davepport. Iowa, whoi'ssle and Teiail
A. al.-s in Drrg- Medicines Chen'icsls, Paints, 0.
VI ndow Glass Fancy Articles, Perfumery, M'nfrsl
" -, g4,it Enu Sr Sc krh4
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HENRY q. ANDERSON,

4 TrORNRY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW, and
~ Notary Puhlic. teams made on improved
Metropolitan Block, 81 street. Davenport,
Iowa
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DssrwBCT COURT.
HON. WM. T. MILLER, Jurer.
LA NJ. GIrFoRD, Clerk.

WEpNEsDAY, sept 7th, 1859.
Court met at y o'clock A. NJ
The morning hour was taken up in hearing
defaults. arguing demIrrers. etc.
The ease of Skillman rs Leonard, re
plevin suit, cupied the rest Of the day
and was continued until Thurstsy morning.
Court Adjourned at 6 r ".