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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

eoa AL TINE PURPOSES o. 4 pvaoATME meNc,Me.
FoR CosrrvENns;
FoR THE CURE OF DysPEPsrA;
FOR JAUNDICE;
FOR THE CURE OF INDIGESTION:
FOR HEADACHE;
foR THE CURB OF DYsRNfaRY:
FOR A Foul STOMACH;
For THR CURg OF EkYsIPIlAs:
FOR the PIlD;
For THE CURE OF 6CROPULA;
FOR ALL ScRoYUL0Us CoMPLAInrs;
For THE CURB OF RHEUMATISM;
F0R DIsKAsRs OF THE SKIN;
FOR THg CURg or LIVER COMPLAINT:
F0R DRorsY;
For THE CunE or TRrrER, TUMoRs AND SAIf
RHEUM;
FOR worms;
FOR THE CURE OF 0oUr;
FOR DINNER PILL:
FOR THE CURE or NsURAloiA:
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most ssasi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and he;ns p~ssly
vegetable, no harm can arise from their use in any
quantity.
Price IS cents pr Boz; Five boxes isr 500.
Great numbers Of Clergymen. Physicians. States
men, and eminent pcrsonages, have lent tAsig
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion Of them. The Agents below named fuS-
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC in which they
given with also full descriptions Of the abovs
complaints, and the treatment that should b 6el-
Do not be put Of by unprincipled dealers viii
other preparations they make more prodt -
Demand AYEK's. and take no Others. The dce
want the best aid there Is for them and they sAesl4
have it.
All our Remedies are for sale BY
.Ai.. H. = !; .io,b "A,.nr,r',
Read 60 Cti:rtc,
Ram q, 81 nj
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14

tsblishsd fUnuTY YnA1S-heve seveA tAoaoen1D
from the Rvsve-sod their wovb Of mercy j. ~ ha1s
completed. Try sAsm. 1hey af vsrletsa.
HERRICk , o9O.
Practical Chf0ists, Albany y y.
Gold Il vholesale ana retan By oil D4uegiste -
Oevsnpost, and b. Dealers syeyyvhefesN n
p. ~ r H.YALmDn, fSSvdllng Aeeo.
sug99 dAw3dpsee1vf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
Take olae1ns and l.ivel
Used fHROuGHOUT THE woILD.
aerrick's Sugar Csatel PIN
Kia Strengthening lPlasteY.

ONE bog u Rssvtchss o..
gar Oostrd l.iss Pills, eose.
INK Only Is cents, wtll Io,o
. family tn months, GBvo
tw~nsy.6ve dollar. N Dos.-
s'rian's bille ,Assesn or t0Gas
ty more In los, tios, and ooe
unfrqren'ly. the liz ~
some 0en.bsY of the fAmily.
the va'ue Z which eann0l
be estinsf~d In dollars end
cents.
H.rvick's Kid AesesSthsn-
ing plassers cure 10 I've
hours. pains aa1 Wsaknepo
/ 10 the bresst, size aod hoek.
he matte cssEnplsiofs y -
equally hort spscs - sioe
spreed on . bsouti1ul la ,
[slsn. their nee sph6sets sks
weaver IN no iocnovenisofe
LAM each one vii wear 'r10
DOE week 10 tbFvs 0ooshs.
PILLS family bozss - -
! PIAsteSs, on III, I'm 80.
4 - 49, 49, hDem -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14

eVV8Is 10 an Intern-l and txtevnsl Medicine, cnm
] posed os Roote, Revhs and Bartr, such ~ on
So-%ss' hrs rseh Tfe,e l. = bos~tifu ,uppy ~
vsrth 70 cur 81 complaints IL ve only snew what
thsv were And nos The Good Samaritan brit gs
good news and s1ad tidiTG 20.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
e. IL Is Discovered i! -kI
Suffer ~ longer; It II . relief.
nv TEE APPLICATION o.
NNQlss Good Samaritan .
IMMEDvATK RELBeF,


You can Be cursd Of ire soliowins compls'nts such
- Tooth Acne 10 one minute. N The most painful A.
tscks Of Rheunsti.m n,ne ou' OF ten, In lesr
than one hours time, viz -0ead Ache, Ear Ache,
Neuralgia Coughs Colds, 4sss ma, Rronchtis,Cr up,
final Affections. Pain In the 6aae 0v 0tde Ntfn o.
named Eyes, Sore shrost, Cuts, = ises, Blu, rs,
sp-ains Chapped hsnhs. Frosted Pet and ohi-
0lsins.
Tor this medicine that II will do impossible things
cnre all mannsS o. disease-; for tn I'D saving 10
2" edcine shat II good se1 ~ y thing % sod for
nothinR" Il II true We only claim n euro one
line Of dsesses and for the shove named complaint.
The kess proof ynu can have ~ ~ mesfso Of an A.
ticis. In to what II viii do. ~ operations on
Pains ere decidedly the mist .Dsctual, By the spp
country This Is admitted y III Who have 'ried II
would have the public undesstsnd that J We
humbus article 70 dispose o. not woud ee IN sht
businees II The ssme US not truly ana purely LEG Y.
nats. ~ medicin y held, in 81 places where has
ben used IN Ire III. hest eeissm, snd It y my whole
atm to mako Il 20 smong oil. The binding duty
which % fo,evef and ssernslly 6xed on mankind v
70 forward ~ 80 sai !ntss:es q ene asoen semi
circulars With q tttous tAsti0onials or then, and
have bopp t.ducrd 70 buy vithUe eeekng tho proof.
havs thoussaAs Of tsstinoaisls, which beve bses
prefer showing The va,sa q y medicse, By e.rns.
Fss os charge, all thse sunylsiatss vA0svss snsre
10 ~ opperturitv 10 10 -.
- I1srss 61soesss asls 10 Dvseeias ssd
OH 1LA00. YYeps1stss.
RAsnHs @. General Aseoes, DsvsePe5
wRsv, rseaii ass,ss, vest SacreS s:Ssst. psvsn.
sssnis-fsyler { Ss,lsrd. psvenlon; Cxw@
y VIE; 1sllovs, Mequohess; w. Dssdsn, -
guosees M D1v.isse, tsekhorns sook e.
SEsaoat; yas Z nNs.1. ns:.:c " s.s.sm n. n.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
RAiLkUADS


q
Chicago & Reek island Railroad
Winter .lsrangesses.l,
M and after SundaT Dc. .ih 1883. and a. ~
Ofnrtner notice train- win leave RoeA leland :a,.y
Sundays exoe;asd ss follows
Isl nal tram 10 - A n
~ ffeishi ~ IS A \
"a night express 615P Y
fains arrive st koeK lsllLs aA.iy, sundays e..
espset, ~ follows
II nisss sxprs.ss, sxeAH.
I'd freight trains u 1902 r
81 man train o; ;EPEM
Az trans over this Ia dire.i coanexton q
Chicago with trans over both the kca.gan Southern
Michigan CentrAi, Pst eLurg Fort syae and Chics-
.vs hs ss o. 70 and c from Detroit Iss
Dunkirk, b1Gkio Niagara PATS, Albany, New yo.h,
Philadeirhis, Saliin3ora and Washington Also q
LASs,ie Win trains y the Hliroi. Central Road
North 70 Oalens and South 20 ST. Louis and Cairo 4
which p' .res tickets can oe I'd o.
W. B. GrNmpelle, Ticket Agent,
Agents, r. Y. Depot Rock leland.
Passengers are reminded ~ the nee ss.ty Of g.v;ne
dtaoct oifecsOos IS 10 tie tsion Of their bag
gage also 70 tickets before tskne their eeass
N the cars the conductors cnect fares oRly 70 sts
tboos on the line Of the Chicss Rock Issnd railroad
JOHkP TKACY, Superintendent.
". b. W8nnAH Asst Sup't
Rocs fsisnd Der. s, 1875 Idtn
Mississippi & Missouri B. B.
Trains run b. Chic.Ro time, which Twelve n,in-
Ute las er than Davenport Ii ne.
( ~ and after Monday, priIl1ti, 1853, and until
- 'ufsiier notice. trA.ns will leave Davenport, to-
Nuscatine, Columbus City, Washing .cn and Iowa
lhy tSnndsys sxcep'ed, ~ fcllowv:
lsi Express and Malt rrs.u az $50 A N,
TRAINS will leave Davenport Tor Chlcasodaily, Sur
AYE excepted Is follows.
!st Nal Tr.in, o. 10 10 4 a
= 0x7ress Train, At S26 -
Trains .rrive q DsvsDposs daily. Sunday szosp
vROn TIE East.
ist Dxprsss Train u g35A
ID Mali Train, at 545 \,
TR0A TEE WEST.
let Nah Train, at sa,n
Trsihs run By Chicago time, which Is twelve MIN
otes tester than navenp ri time,
All trains out Of Davenport VIII make oDnnecttone
It Cbumos City, Washington sud lows City With
ne Western stage Co.'s stages for all point West
The Passenger Train connects at Rock island vtss
Ohicaso ROck Island Railroad trstns for oil points
East, North and South.
Passengers -. reminded Of the necessity Of sfvins
'fsttnc. direction - to the destination Of their bee.
gage, before taking heir soassn
she cars.
N b. The No.nins lGIo MY trat- sor n. y. 8.
con ects ut J liet nth trsios on t. Michgan Cen
ual ; At the Jus 9th n with trains IN the RI t.
burg, II wa,ne On, 60 r, IT Chicago with
trans on the sichigsn Southern aud Michigan Gen.
trail R.N Roads.
a~1a JOHN TaAcy. unit
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-08-14
DIR. j. @. AVER & GO.
LOWELL, MASS.
PRICE one DOLLAR PER BorrIp.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral

has won for itself such . Senown for the cure e
every variety Of Throat and Lung Complaint. that
IL Is entirely unnecessary for us to recount 10
evidence Of its virtues, wherever il has been 60
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people its quality II kept up to the hsse
i ever has been. and that il may be relied eA -
do for their relief ell il has ever been found 20 d.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28
The Presiden,s Message.

The Presidents Message was read in the Senate
yesterday, Of which we have the following briei
Geographic synopsis
The President, after acknowledging the blessing
Of the Almighty throughout the year refers to tn
Hsrpers Ferry affair. These events be says ar
bad and cruel in themselves but derive their chic
Importance from the apprehenslons they Great, :
They are but the symptoms of q dangerous diseasc
Of the public mind, which may break out into NOR
dangerous outrag,s and finally term re by war
Of the North for the abolit of sltv ~. While
feeling such apprehension, lie says tn y ought to
solemniy warn all to beware of the approach OF
danger, anu implores the North and South to cult
the ancient feelings Of mutual f0rbearance anu
good will. and strive to allay the demon spirit
sectional hatred which is now alive throughout I'll
hand. He thinks the Hsrpers Ferry affair will b,
the means of allaying the existing excitement and
preventing further outbreaks.
he cOngratalates Congress on the final settlement
by the Supreme Court Of the question of slavery in
the Territories. The right has been established for
every citizen to take his property Of any kind, in
Guiding slaves into the territories and have it pro
tected there under the constitution. and neither
Congress- the Territorial Legislature nor any hu-
the status Of a Territory during the intermediate
period, from its first settlement until il becomes a
State, has been irrevocably fixed. He says that
Territories may be admitted as States of the Union
with or without slavery as their constitution may
prescribe. He describes the mode of admission
He promises TO all the lawful means at ilis
command against the slave trade and proves that
the Father Of the Republic condemned it in advance
of all other nations.
lie says that the Chinese treaty notifications have
been exchanged and that two supplemental con
venions are pending relating to the rights of the
American Chinese. and transit duties.
He says she Paraguay difficulties have been salts
factori!y adjusted, and that our relations with the
European Continental Governments, Spain, perhaps
excepted, most friendly
He recommends sn appropriation 10 meet the de-
mands Of the Armistea1 claimants.
H. reiterates his opinion favoring a fair pur-
chase Of Cuba and invites the attention Of Congress
thereto.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

From the Dover Io.eIllgencsr.

THE RIGHT STEP-Nr. W. II. Barksdale has intro
duced bill IN the House. relative to the expulsion
of free persons of color from the State. The bill
has been modified by the committee to whom it was
referred, but very material changes made. 1t ex-
eudes all free persoLs OF color between the ages of
twenty-One and fifty years, after the first day of
May, 1861 1t makes it the duty of the sheriff and
cOnstables of each county, to arrest and commit to
gail all free negroes in the county, suspected to be
between the ages above stated and report to the At
tOrney General of the circuit in which the arrests
were made. 1t then is the duty of the Attorney
OtGin to prefer indictments against such free ne
for residing in the State contrary this bill
WhereIpOn the court and jury shall try such free
negroes, and if found guilty the court shall render
Judgment that said free negroes shall be sold auc
ton to the highest bidder and the purchaser shall
acquire good and valid title to the same. All be-
tween he ages of ten and twenty-one are to be
hired out by the sheriff until they arrive the age
specified, and the proceeds of said hiring be paid
to the county trustee in trust for said free ne
grees; but the trustee is authorized to loan SAID
money on interest, taking bond and security. There
is nothing in the bill prohibiting free persons OF
color from going into voluntary enhancement it.
however, makes it Incumbent upon the CHOSEN own
er TO Pay half the value of said voluntary slave
instead of one-tenth. provided by the Code We
hope this bill will meet with no opposition. 1t is
humane in its provisions, and is just the thing Ten
nessee has been long needing. Something must
be done with this surplus, improbable free negro
population. Now is the tine, and now Is the oppor
unity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

The leviathan steamship Great Eastern appears
to be in bad way. The last accounts represent
the directors as about mortgagng the vessel to
secure loan of Gao OOO with which to prepare her
for service The history of the Great Eastern from
the outset has been only series of msfortunes, fl
nancial and mechanical. till now several of those
who originally embarked in the enterprise have been
reduced to bankruptcy, and Brunei and STEVENSON,
her chief designers, have passed away. The ship
herself appears TO have demonstrated nothing or
any degree served to promote nautical science.
"Vaulting ambition has O'erleaped ITSELF" but the
result is an occasion only for regret. Liverpool
contemporary suggests that American capitalists
should finish the job-a proposition which is not
likely to meet with prompt acceptance. The Great
Eastern and Atlantic Cable are the two huge fail
Gres of the century.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

w. -. Berry &c Co..
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28
The Mu11erings of DtsconIent.

The New York Times. paper that endorses the
cali for Republican National Convention, as an
eminently sound. conservative and comprehensive
document" is growing FESTIVE under the logged and
persistent efforts Of the Black Republicans to force
upon the House OF Representatives 50 Objectionable
q man as Mr. SmENAN for Speaker. The Times
thinks that had Mr.. SHERNAS. &" been a Republican
merely the scattered and chaotic majority of the
House" might have permitted his election, but thai
paper regards his endorsement of the infamous doc
trines promulgated in HELPERS "Impending Crisis,
as having put Mr.. SHERMAN in precisely the same
position relatively to Southern men. which would
!be occupied in regard TO Northern men by man
"who had openly avowed himself bent carrying
Slavery into the Free States by the national force
whether the South is right or wrong in this est
innate of Mr.. SHERNANs attitude" says the Times
/" is not at all the question. Tie Southern peOpi
"hOld this attitude. and Mr.. SHERMAN and Mr.. SHEE
"MANs supporters know it They know that to offeI
Mr.. SHERMAN TO the South as a candidate for tn,
high Office which they wish him to fill is very muc
like asking the Republicans of New York to send
Mr. CHARLES O'CONOR TO Congress. In such POI
"ture of matters can there be any doubt as to tie
"duty Of men whose patriotism is equal to thei
"partiEan devotion? To persistd oggeLly and dunn =
"ly in thrusting one such candidate upon the Hous,
/" when their ranks are full Of men against whom n
'such allegations nationally be advanced, is %
make the House Of Represent ltives a mere prize
ring. The other parties in the House have one,
and again changed the candidates presented iron
" their ranks. The Republicans cling TO their orig
" nal choice and when they pressed to
more cOncilistory and rational course have not
a.. 4 l.. ILL
their dreary party shibboleths, and hypOcritca
&" show of anxiety Tor decision which they ar,
=" themselves doing oil in their power to retard"
The Times snys "it is very certain that the part,
which has adopted this policy, is deliberately tr
fling with the dignity OF the National Legislature
with the sclirespect OF It's own members and wil
The peace Of the Union and thar thoughtful obsery
Of the drift ofpubic opinion. at the North
must be already beginning 10 entertain grave doubts
on this head"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

THE SHOE BEGINNING TO PNCH.'IThe people OF
the North beginning to feel the effects of their
course towards the South As a sample how the
physic is working, the Philadelphia Ledger saws that
the excitement which prevails in the public mind, in
reference to sectional disputes, is very seriously
disturbing the relations of business, and if cOntnu
cd, will cause great deal of suffering among our
merchants and laboring population. A great many
of our trades depend upon the Southern market;
some have suddenly ceased operations for want OF
orders from the South, and consequently employers
have had to discharge their workmen This is par
tcularly trying at this period of the year. and will
he still more distressing unless such confidence is
restored as will enable business to flow naturally
and properly in its legitimate channels"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28
ANIMALS ANB GIFC BOOKS
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PORTERI PORTER! PORTERi

IN w deFs cued having purchased store o Hozs
heads Of the hest Brown stout Porter. that ear
Be found in the ned states for challenge the world 70 pro
dnee 81 error aIte either % regards quality price, Whca
b. 100 pr cent eheape than any IN thiS arErt
not except the celebrated London Port people
Of NashVil Tennessee 70 r. { shd they
anything heretofore introduced in this market You have
tsn drnEing Imported article for the century, ny poFr
s made In the souh and Bottled in Nasty lie VIII the people
Of city tEsniLs home Dannacurc e rrsncs frsgn
i'm oaons and 100 cent cheaper st and keep
Ire money at hemef " house 90 NASHVILLE
Nth 10 owen Of Porter per day r yesrs Please
IN your ord - the christ eoneeie ae. that
teers 10 table well furnished EthouG good bottle 20 rteT
Il Is hxei fact tina. Porter Is the best = he day
81. MCCORMACK,
= n A afroof
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-12-28

THE OYSTER WAR ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS YES
Sells CAPTURED-It becoming known several days
since that foreign vessels engaged in the VIC
latlon of the oyster law Eby dredging for oysters
on the shorcG of the Chesapeake bay Sheriff Thomas
Ireland. of Anne Arundel secured the assistance of
the Tiger Club of Federal Eill consisting of about
twenty members who went down Monday in the
steamship LoneSs for the purpose of capturing the
depredators. On Tuesday they came upon fleet of
vessels from Philadelphia. and captured six of them
after a chase They were taken into Annapolis
The penalty is eOnRSodtion Of vessel fine of one
hundred dollars on the captain and five dollars on
each man engaged thereon. Capt. j. Stevens Of the
vessel Californja-onc of those sezed-reached this
city yesterday from Annapolis having paid his fine.
- Rafimors SIM Dee %