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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18

TENDER
The % tession commences the first Monday Of Feb.
ruary.
Plain and every variety Of Fancy and Ornamen.
tai Needle-Work taught without any additional
charge.
Payments required semi snnuslly in advance. A
school for Deaf Autes has Also been opened ct St.
Marys.
All letters to both Institutions must be addressed
to 81. Nays Academy, No:re Dame p. O Indiana.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18
Ayers Cherry PectOral

has for itself such a reuown for the cure %
every variety % throat and Lung Complaint that
il l. entirely unIe ccssary for to recount tie
evidence OF its virtues, wherever il has been EN-
ploycd. As it has long been in constant
throughout this section, need not do more than
the Ieap'c It's quality is kept up Ia the best
itcrcr ias been. and that it may be relied ON to
do for their relief all it has ever been found do
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18

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The cid lnAeDAent Line - he peuss again.
THE PRICE OF BEEF DOWN.
Opposition Oourted, competition Defled
WE have re-opened our Market House ct No. q
~ Brady street, and intend - spare no pains to
suit al that may favor u with call, both IN pgice
and quality.
Customers may always rely upon nndiug . mo-
aseortment from which 70 make their Deiocttons.
Particular sttsation paid 70 Packing beef and PM
4h0lly use.
ysnssn - 10.
1A0e = ROlIY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18
Ayers Cathartic Pills,

FOa fit The PURPOSES or A PuRGATEt MEDICINE
For CosrryENIss:
EoR TIE crItE or DysrEPsIA;
For JArNDtCE,
FoR TIE CrnE or INDIGESTION
IuE HEADACHE:
JoR THE CrHE or DNsE,TEHY,
ION 4 FouL SroaACH.
For InE CtRE or EkiSIPKLAs,
FoR THE IILEs,
FoR THI CuRE OF SCEoFULA:
1oE ALI. SlHoFtiols CoMri,fNrs
To-: 1Hr CurF or RaIi MNTisu,
FoE DISEASES or TuE SKlN,
For iilE (tHI oP LIVER COMPLAINT,
FoR DHoIBY
.oR TIE Guar OF Trrrrn, 1uMoRs AND SALT
ItHEUG;
For Wo9as;
For THE CURE OF Corr;
Ion a DI&NEH PILL,
Top TuE CrRc OF NtuEALuiA
FoR PuRIfYIN0 TnL BLooD.
They are sugar coated. that the most ser..-
tive eii t4kc TIA m pleasantly, ai.l being purely
vegetable, harm arise from thcir use IA any
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18
MEDICAL.
Joy = d g I 4 d N g -
Has BEEN brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

D1SS 0W0eo - OWAWs
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,
OUNCE ths introaaction Of that World Renowned
- medicine. On AAAN's A0UH BAikAN, In
W western country sni esp-ciriv the rs season.
" has bionga health and hspsiue INTO more fapi-
lies than ans remedy UPON record. The question
Senii ratursli. ar!s, why Is this? Becanse II -
IN All Gases Ia the shortest time srres; ehlis, fever
AID sgne in Its w.rst form. AM q. all ,aSvs per-
bFas sT~ady cure. Persons ding IN mslsrops
districts using this bslssm oecssanaiy during III.
ckly season need have no fear. II sttac. Of szue
IL i- therefore highly recommend . sure preyeu-
iatve II rsej IN small doses daily doriny hat mar.
:icolsr tire when this ciass OF di.eases pr.vsil
For want OF space only orer Q tw u The
M ny evidences In It's favor.
Rucyrus, OAio FEB. lan. 1885,
DR. MANN 4 co #, Gallon, ohio Cents We
are Ut loss 70 fn' isngusgs sufficient In portray 10
th' public TIE grost este IN n Witch your celebrated
Astt Bd''am /, held In this community. The fact
+ y ncyeI n. SO asu. !" us vor.t forms. and
ge can ST. po,sIpg else. Yours &c,
s.HOJ8sRT 4 TAHOE, Druggists.
CorS~iA. Mas, oct 2oia 1893.
kHssRs :. X. MANN 4 CO. cents = HAVING
procured supply OF your Asus baisam and t-stins
Hthoio.spi, 10 many severe cases OF long standing
where al OF the popular remedies OF the dsv lad
i"uHu IA III NAtb, YOUR bAlHdtu tUet'rH .
tafe ana sP' edy cure II l. just the medicios We
want here IN the South R-spectfuliy yours
JOSEPH bUCHANA AN, Druggist.
Nesc Yovt, FtS 2sd, 1853.
AESSRS MANN 4 CO-Geafa II have
1T our house in st. Louis, sold your Ague Bslsnm
some three years and have carefully observed IT, ef
fects, and must IN candor say. l do not believe u
has an equal IN the his ory oil medicine for To my
per sonel knowled ermanrnty every ca.e,
4 49, IA
had Jailed, with the same happy result. l have
hesitation In pronouncng II the greatest discovery
made In inteYnit' ent remedies, aud q perfect
triumph oIer chills, fever aud sGue.
Respectfully, Oh WOOD co.
S. X. MANN h CO., PROPRIETOR, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists
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Price Is cents per Fox: Five boxes for 81 90

Great numbers Of Clcrggmcn. Physicians, States
men. md eminent pcrsonarcs. have lent their
name, 10 certify Tie Unparalleled lHtflne-- ~ these
Icmetes, tut space here will no. pcruit tle
insertion Of them. The Agents below named tnT
ni-h gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC IA which they
gwen with also full descriptions 81 The above
complaints, aud the treatment that should h. FOL
lowed tor their cure.
DO not he put oil by unprincip!ed dealers with
other preparations they make more profit cn.
Demand AYrR'S and take .hcrs. The sIrk
want the best aid there is for thosr - they should
have it. ~
All our Remedies are for sale by
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Read Co. Cbcsrc,
Barnard d Co, St. !. uis,
and agents 10 every town In the United States.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18
SPRING TRADE rasa

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Is Wabash Avenue. Chicago.
TIVE susubscriber has now in STOCK
i 5000 Boxes 10 by f. Tin Plate.
$500 Roofing Tin,
1000 g lxloby II Tin Plate,
500 IC12by IL
500 1X12by42
600 /" 1Xi4by 20
200 XXX 13by 20
100 g Xxx Ably 20"
so I" 1xXxXl4by20"
300 1910 by ~ Coke
1900 IC1 4by20 Roofing,
so DC,
100 e DIX,
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2O00 Bundles No % Sheet Iron,
100 Is. quality Russia assorted Nos
500 Pigs Bsnca Tin,
l60 Casks Zinc, assorted Nos,
Together with . full assortment Of eheathing and
Brasiers' Copper, Rvst., PAYS, Stamped Ware, and
Tinners Tools and Machine,, AL OF which Is oneYed
at the lowest market price for Cash
$4,000 Bundles Wire Fencing.
We are prepared TO make contracts with dealers
for first quality snnezled Fence Wire, Nos and 9,
in quantities OF not less than ton deliverable at
our Warehouse ut any time previous to the first day
contra act Is made, balance delivery. Purchasers
are invited to correspond with rs.
jana THOMAS A. DIOK RRSON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18
re- IL IL DtScOre1ed ~
Suffer no longer; 1t is 4 relief.
NJ THE APPLICATION OF
HNQQ's Good Sam
IMMEDIATE RELIEF,

You he cured Of the FOLLOWING complaints. snch
tacks OF Rheumatism nine caees ont NJ ten In less
than one hours time vig'-Head Ache. Ear Ache,
Neuralgia. Coughs Colds, Asthma. Bronchitis, Group
0p:nal Affections, Pain in the Back Side 6tHns %
IN tho Joints, Collie and Crsmp Psns. Erysip.as, In
famed Eyes, Sore Shroat, Cuts, Bruises. Buns
eprsin.. Chspped Handle. Frosted Peet and Chill
blains.
II Il not the intention Of the undeYsened 10 assert
for this medicine ths It will do impossible things
cnre all manner Of diseases; for tho nld saving s.
medicine That Is FOOD for sy;y cn-. mo
line Of se..e rs: 70. ~. na ooups,nss
thi. medicine Is without An equal.
The best proof You have tbe merits OF an ~.
tine. In to see what It will do. NJ operations On
Pains are decidedly the most esctnsl, by the appi-
cation Of this wonderful medicine, Of any now In the
country This Is admitted BY oil Who have 'ried It.
would have the public understand that ] hsve
no hunbuR article TO dispose Of nor would be In the
business n the same vas not truly ami purely egiti-
mate Ny medicine held. in all places where II has
been used IN the hiahest eetee, and h my whole
aim 70 make Il 70 smo0e all. The bindtng dsty
which 10 forever snd eternally hxed on mankind II
70 forward IN general interests o. the buan FAINT
ctven'srs with Aettsous testimonials - them, and
have heen induced To buy without seeking the proof
! havs thousands ~ testimonials, which have bern
sent to me firm different parts Of the Union; but
nee Of charge. al those oompaints, Whenever she'e
IN IN opportunity IN do 70.
=" k6s-0l discosMs Msds 10 Dvs1Gtss ava
Wholesale Deolevs
gN HLA00. Proprtstos
II BARNES Z 90, General AGENTS, Devsnpo.s,
Iowa rysvelling Agent J. -
WILEY, vstail deaIer, west Senond ctsees, Dsven-
port, and Ken constsntly on fan6 by me ,oiiosns
Agcnts-Hsyior 4 DalloSd, Dsvenron; ". wsuo
quotets Wm Buvison, bockhorn' Took 90,
Sreroot; Jas = RyIsnd, Monmouth; 0reen. Wy
ouing: n Bronson. Wyomins; spear 60, -.
strauss, Tsirviev; John ? Holman. epringvills;
nmnst Drubakev, Oeder nspids; b Rssttne o.,
CEDAR Rapsds: Rehn @ aaett, ~ vereo0; Avn
strooR & NhsnANn, nsboaj tahs, neonAnies-
viIDe nloOsnaaA %, 0ecaanSnsvflls; &C.
beai6y, fsptoo 70 0astss, AnaDeso.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18
st. Mary's Academy, Ind,
GHARTERED In 1883.

CT. 4ARYS ACADEMY Is beautifully situated
~ on the st Joseph's River. two miles from South
Bend. sixty miles from Chicago, on the Southern
Michigan \, and seven from Niles, on the Gen.
trail Michigan B R-s stage connecting these two r
Roads pass Is the Academy twioe . dsy The grounds
are very e1teneive and beautifully adorned.
Ba'hinR rining on horseback, and thorough Gales
thenics are some Of the means used to promote the
physical development o. the pupils.
The literary advantages are Of the highest order
thu institution possessing ne Laboratory and PHI
losophical apparatus; choice and extensive HeYbs.
runs OF Native Add Foreign Plants, and carefully
selected Library. The French ard German lang "a
ges are spoken In The Institution uentiy % the
English, several Of the community being ednc.ted
ladies from France and Germany. Great attention
II paid TO m4ic, independent OF the prvste Lessons
received BY the puris. Regular instruction is eiv-
en- In classes three times week, in all the princi-
pies OF vocal and Instrumental music
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18
F1agS,sGOOd SaInarltam's
Immediate Rclie

Keep it in your Family, for Sickness
comes when you do not expect It,
1tVHIS "a an Internal and External Medicine, COM
j POSED ~ Roots, Verbs. and Ranks. such ~ our
fo-ef.fhers nse' There IL Bountifu' supply On the
ssrtf to az complaints ~ We only knew what
thew were And now the Good GamA rita 4 brings us
good news and glad tidiDgs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18

Benero enf Insttufion esfaJiishe5 on special o..
:dommenf. for the Reii>/ NJ The isck AVID
- Disfressed. GNictef NTH ytrslews
and kpidemic UissnS~s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-18

bAIHATu q 10, 81. j. uls.
and ssents 10 every town In the United States,
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-15

JusT SrNfInENrs-The frankfort, KY, Com.
monuedlh speaking of the destruction Of the
Free South Newspaper 10y mob, remarks tina,
" if it was done in order to manifest their aver.
sion TO the sentiments advocated by that sheet
the end could easily have been attained by refu
sing to patroEize it, or by resolutions condemnng
the course Of Bailey. If they desired to proven,
the PRONUNCIATION of abolition heresies, they GER
tany failed, for the destruction Of the Ere.
South Will not prevent the circulation Of incen
diary documents from Ohio. The same paper
says tina, the mob was the very way TO show thai
the Free South was paper Of much weight
which it was important to put down at all haz
ards. Is also condemns the destruction Of pri
vate proverty by IL mob under any circumstances
We are pleased to record such sentiments com
ing from such a source. Not Democratic pa
per in the North, has dared to say as brave anC
and honorable words.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-15

AccIpELrAL KILLING. A Mr.. Bard, from
Fairport, Ohio in company with an old French
trapper from Saginaw, recently went up on the
shore of Lake Huron, aud pitched their tent in
the Thunder Bay region, for a Winters hunt,
and forest life. They had got their shanty ar.
ranged, a fine supply of game for the Winter,
and we're in comfortable circumstances, when, a
few days since, in passing down a creek in their
canoe, Mr.. Bard's rifle was accidentally dischar
ged. its contents entering the back of his com
p.nion producing mortal wound. Mr.. Is. car
RED, the poor man TO their camp and admin
i-tered every means Of relief in his power, bu,
it availed nothing and the old Frenchman died
Mr.. Bard came down TO Detroit yesterday aud
gave himself up to the authorities, but after .
satisfactory examination he WAS discharged, anc
last night he started for SsSinw To inform tho
family Of his late companion OF his untiinel,
des,h.-Port.ac Ga,etts.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-15

SAD ExPERIENcE or A SPENDrHRIFr.-The
Washington States gives tho following particu-
lars of the suicide of young Jones: at appears
that young Jones has for more than year filed
the clerkship in the Land Office left vacant by
his fathers decease, the salary of which was
paid to his widowed mother for the support OF
her family, consisting Of seven children. Mrs.
Jones allowed her son ne-fourth of the salary
for his own use, All arrangement with which he
was dissatisfied and wanted one-half. Not judg
ing this desirable, Mrs. Jones had reasoned with
her son on the subject, and this. coupled with
her persuasions to lead a more quiet life, caused
that uneasiness which in the end resulted SD un.
happily. As it has been natural to him to some.
times intimiiate his mother by threats to take
his life, when she did not favor his peculiar
wishes, some doubts is entertained as to his
purpose, many supposing that the explosion o.
the pistol in the position he had it at the mo.
ment it went off was not his real intent, and tina,
at the worst he only wished to ntimidatc hi
mother to bring her TO compliance"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-15
The Drummond Light Ecl,u..s

A DR.. George ". Smith, of Roche.,o,
just perfected q new light, which the DEUS
states is ahead Of the celebrated Dr,mrNG
light, ami perfectly marvellous in its brG.. ua
and power. Ii is produced by the comhns,;a.!
through peculiarly arranged burner, of c,,sa,'
retted hydrogen gas, combined with a cer,.;'
proportion of oxygen gas. The amalr.m., =,
gases are ignited and thrown in tiny lets uno, :
radiator in the burner, which is rendered. =.
their combustion, intensely incandescent ., y
produce al enormous quantity OF light.
The light has been placed upon one os d.
locomotives of the Central Railroad, with vb;ss
An experimental trip was made night before ~,
for the purpose of exhibiting it to party mrs.
To the excursion. The Democra: saws:
1.-The tract was perfectly visible from IN. ~.
chine, for q distance of from twelve 10 sf,.-.'
hundred feet, so that the slishtes, obs,ru
could readily have been discernei by the e,r;'
neer. On long stretch of straight road X.
locomotive was brought 20 stop and the r.-,,
alighted 10 60 ahead in order 10 ascertain n.
effect upon an observer. Looking AT the ia,
fiom distance of fifteen hundred feet. the az
is unable 10 endure its brilliancy more than :,
instant, and from distance of one thous,,j
feet, il cannot be steadily observed AZ al 4
was found that man with optics Of ordip,,,
power, could, solely by the light reflected tro,
the lamp, readily read a newspaper printed !
type like that with which this article ia a.,
J.H quarter Of a mile from The Loeomot,r,
This seems Incredible, but il is literally TIN,
The distance was carefully measured Of, hy
professional engineer who VAS in the party"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-15

TIGHr Place FOR SLAvEHOLDkR.-The Char.
lottsville (Va.) Advocate says: Zone Of our
townsmen, Mr.. Geo. billiard, was involved in a
great danger at Harper's Ferry last week. He
had gone there on business on the day after the
capture of Old Brown and his party, and in
walking alone in the vicinity Of the Ferry, enjoy
ing the splendid scenery, with one of the pixies in
his hand, and two or three blank commissions in
his pocket taken from the insurgents, and which
Gov. Wise had given him the day before, he
was pursued and captured ty an excited and
furious mob who were hunting for Cook and his
party. Mr.. billiard was Immediately charged
with being one Of Cooks men, the pike in his
hand was satisfactory evidence; and the cry was
raised shoot him, shoot him" and half dozen
loaded guns were pointed at his breast. Fortu-
nately Mr.. billiard retained his self possession SO
well that the mob at last yielded to his request
that he should be taken before the Superintend-
ent at the Ferry and there be permitted to prove
his innocence. Mr.. billiard says that it wa
about the most trying half hour or more he ever
spent. We should think it was"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-15

A PRisoNER's ErioUErIE-A curious case al
prison etiquette recently occurred in Delaware.
A nlmber of prisoners broke JAIL and among
them was one named Turner, under sentence OF
death for rape. He called upon the Attorney.
General, cooy seated himself in his Office, and
informed the gentleman that "A number of prison
cr's mad escaped, among them himself; that he
was prepared to go back again whenever he
could he assured that he would be safe in so do
ing. Several of his social companions had beer
discharged, aud in their stead gentleman had
been placed in Jail who was afflicted with scarlet
fever; he had formally notified the deputy shsr
i'll that if such conduct persisted in he would
feel obliged to change his quarters, and that re
ceiving no satisfactory evidence on the part al
the officers Of the Jail that his grievances would
receive attention he had thus availed himself OF
the first favorable opportunity OF giving prac
teal turn 10 his indignation by leaving the pre-.
misses. lie did not care straw about the sen
tence of death hanging over him, but he didn't
want to catch the scarlet fever. The escaped
prisoner was escorted back to his old quarters
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-15

Loss % BosroS SHIP AND Four LvKs-
Schooner Golden Gate, Captain Hammond, OF
Boston, from Philadelphia, Sept. -, for Per
nambuco, was thrown oil her beamsnds and
dismasted in gale on the 9Th ult. The captain
and three men were lost at the time. The three
survivors saved themselves 10y getting on the
top of the deck cabin the vessel rightsd,
where they remained for sixteen DAYS. A large
part of the time the sea was making a complete
breach over them. They were without water
and had but few provisions, which they we're
compelled to use very sparingly, and had eaten
the last Of their scanty store the day before they
were rescued They We're finally fallen in with
on the 22d, in lat. SO deg. 81 mn., Ion. "a deg.
30 min, by schooner I.abclla Marvin, Captain
Phillips from Trinidad, which vessel landed
them AT Halifax on the :30th ut. The names of
the survivors Mr.. Blair, first officer Of
Boothbsy; Daniel Cormcrick and James Kelly,
of Philadelphia, scsnen. Thos. who were lost,
beside the uaster, were the steward and two
seamen, whose names are not known.-Bos,on
Post, 7h.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-15
Correspondence of the n. Y Tribune.
Scripture Dick Rejected at Oswego.

OswEGo, y. Y, Nov. 4, 1889.
The presence of q veteran around whom
history has gathered, calls together a crowd Of
people seeking TO read in his countensnce some
of the mysterious passages of the record OF fame,
and il is therefore very unreliable basis for the
fornatinn of an opinion Of the general popu-
lar estimate of the object of the coming OF the
veteran. This is especially true OF the visit Of
the Hon. Daniel S. Dickinson 10 this city last
night His name WAS powerful magnet. Men
who have learned their duty TO walk faster than
he has done in the right WAY, were drawn by old
memories, while many came TO gaze on noble
intellect warped by evil associations; but still,
with these additions to the meeting. it Was a
sorry affair. Doolittle Hall was not more than
two-,hirds full. and the veteran felt the slight
he .tammered, and hesitated, and wrung his
handkerchief, until his very manner panied his
old friends. The speech lacked force and dig
ny; il was low stoop 10 the unwashed. who
had been drilled and driven In for the use OF
their lungs and legs in the manufacture OF ap-
plause. The meeting proved that there was
something rr0ng sorRsrters. Only three of the
officers appointed occupied their places, and il
was q subject of general remark that so few o.
the prom nent men Of the party were in attend.
ance on so distinguished q man. The great
honor was found in the courtesy of the Repub-
leans, who saved the occasion from contempt
A for the ladies reported by the Palladium Al
being present, it was purel, figure of speech
not a hoop was there. Indeed, the ladies' would
have soon departed, for it was remarked by one
| of the clergymen of the city, who came in 10 see
the Scripmre-9uoter, "The hall smells awful.
| Democratic"
The Republicans OF Oswego may well be proud
of the difference between this meeting and those
addressed by Gen. Bruce. The hall Was better
filed, and with better men, so far as intelligence
and good order are concerned.
The usual bonfires gunpowder, and bands o
music parsding the streets, failed TO get Grove
TO hear tho great man OF the Democracy; anC
the Oswego people, who know enough to sta,
at home on such occasions. will be found on ia,
right side at the polls-and Dewitt c. Littlejohr
and his compeers take their several appropriate
Offices in consequence.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-11-15

SAD.-A Young man and woman were counting
last SATURDAY. evening at the house of Mr.
Blackwell, in Slopewe Township, y. j., ALT
both fell asleep while sitting beside a warn
stove. During their nap the dress of the young
lady took fire. and when they awokc her clothe.
were all in flames. She was so shockingl,
burned that she lived bu, few honrs TIL,
young man was also seriously injured by the fir,
in his efforts to save his companion. The par
ties were engaged to be married, and the young
woman had made her wedding purchases on tn,
day of the accident.