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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-14
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try The instruction embraces matter Of prario~
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Students rntering one Of these Colleve, BY tho
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VI two BUSINESS SCHOOLS, which. for superior sd
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MEDICAL.
EIagS - Good SaslDarIlalA's
Immediate Rclte

Keep Il in your Family, for Sickness
comes when you do not expect IL.
vIyHIs Ia an Intcrnsi and External Medicine. COM
L posed Of Roots, Herbs, and Barks, such rs our
frefnthers used There il Bountiful supply or th-
Karih TO cure all Complaints II Ne only snew shaf
they were And now the 0ood eamsritan brings US
good news and glAd tidings.
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For April,

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HOWARD VCIATlON
PM ADEyPHIA.

PHI ADEgPHIA.
A Renrro eaf Ins.itution esfdbiishedby special en-
dorm esf, for the Rehej " Ute sack and
stressed. aRicteA uih Virsaem
and h.idcaaic Diseases.
gNHE ONWARD A CITATION, in view OF the
i Nv luI destruction Of human life cause by seNa-
al dtse aces, and the deceptons praetced upon the
upiortu victims OF such disease, by Quachs. sew
eral year. ago directed its consulting surgeon, Is
charitabl. Ct worthy OF Their name I, open dis
pensav for the treatment Of this class OF III eases,
In oil their forms and ~ give nfsicsl advice gratis
10 al Sho apply by letter, with description q, their
condition, (age, occupation habits OF life, hc) aud
10 case OF extreme poverty To furnh meiicinss ire
Of charge 1t ~ needless to add that the association
commands the highest medical skin OF the sg'. and
viii furnish thr most approved mode treatment
The Directors OF the association. in th"ir annual
mort upon the treatment Of sexual DISEASES, express
IN hi9best satisfaction with the success which has
attend, the labors ~ th.r Surgeons in the cure o
rhes seminal weakness eonor rhns, eleet
sypbiiis the Vice OF OnAnsm self abuse, diseases
Of the Kidneys and bladder, &c. and or i.f contn
uAnce If the same plan or the ensuing year.
The Directors \ review Of the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere Of b-n-vo-nt enof
ha ve been OF great benent to the sficte. especially
10 the youns and they have resolved to devote them
selves with zeal to this very important and
much despised cause.
| An adu,ivab n port on spermstcrrhGa, or semi
nal weakness the vice OF onsnism, mnsturbation, or
efabuse, and other diseases of the sexual ORGANS,
by the consulting surgeon, will sent ny man Tin
sealed envelepe). free o. charge on receipt o. Two
STAMPS for postage Otbe reports anf tracts on he
nature and treatment OF sexual diseases, diet, NJ
constantly being published for gratuitous d'sri
button, End viii be sent to the afflicted SEINE OF the
ne remedies ard methods Of treat ment discovered
| during the last Year are Of great value
| Address for Report or treatment, Dr.. J. skill.
LIN HOUGHrON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Atso-
| citation; No. South Ninth street, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania
BY order Of the Directors.
kZRA UKARTWELL Prestdent.
| GRO. FAIROHlLD, Secretary. Js26-"l'
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FIFTY-THIRD VOLUME.
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Supreme Court.

NASHVILLE, FRIDAY, Jan. II.
Lazall Marsh and Hume vs.. Powell, James
and Watts. Opinion lay Wright, j.; reversing
decree aud reminding cause.
Henry and Shackrford VS.. Thomas Phil
lips. Opinion by Wright, j.; reversing juds-
mont and remand ng cause.
V. ). Forrsee and wife vs.. Luton and Mas
sey, ex'r. a.. Opinion by Wright, j.; revess-
ing deere and REMINDING cause.
Emilinc Sims vs.. Nancy Robinson. ct al.
Opinion by CarutherS, j., decree affirmed
with mod fication.
Caroline Faris VS.. J. G Caperton Al. ct,
al. Opinion 10y Carutbers, j.; affirming de-
cree making injunction perpetual and vestng
ti;lc Of Mill tract in Farris.
John Branch ct nj. vs.. ]. Wood ct al. Opt
Mon by Mckinney, j.; reversing decree of
Chancellor, &c.
Helen VI. Winchester ct al. VS.. james
NJ. Winchester. 1t al. Opinion by Il. IL. Ew-
ing. special Judge; affirming decree of Chan
cellor and dismissing bill of review.
W. Calhoun vs. Meyer Wane, ct al. Opt
Mon by Mckinney, j.; reversing decree and
demanding cause.
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New ORLEANS, Jan. l3.-COtton sales to-
day 1900 bales. The steamers news had
no effect upon the market. Quotations un-
changed. Corn has an advancing tendency
at 81 Is. Whisky-rectiiied 25a. Lard l04.
New ORLEANS. Jan. 14-Cotton-sales to-
day 2O,O0Obales, ii s(9Il4; sales of the week
1850 bales Receipts of the week 60,5OO
bales against 40 800 bales. Exports for the
week $500 bales; total exports 662 900
bales. Receipts at this port ahead of last
year 81 ,250 bales; receipts at all Southern
ports ahead of last year 1000 bales. Stock
at New Orleans 440, 900 bales against 35l 900
bales last year.
Exchange on London 73@S4; New York
sight discount. Freight on Cotton to Liv-
crpool } and tirrner. Sugars buoyant; sales
$500 hLds 5000. Mola-ses advanced one
cent; sales 5000 bbls at 5000. Flour has
an advancing tendency at 50 10. Corn has
an advancing tendency: market bare 81 10.
Lard in kegs Ia. Shoulders steady, bat
quiet Gl(G79. Linseed Oil out of season.
nothing doing. Coffee firm l03@lll; sales
of the week Il,00J bage; stock at New Or
leans $4,000 bags against $4,000 bags last
year; receipts OF the week 5000 bags.
ST. LOUIS, Jan l4.-Wheat very dull, 10
al Is; Corn firm, S30S5; Oats firm rs;
Mess Pork II %; Lard irm, II; Whisky 70
CO.'S; Hemp 93o1l %.
New YORK. Jan. l4-EvENING.--Flour
firm, 5000 75; Corn firm, 81; Oats quiet
but firm, 54G956; Whisky Z79Z74; Lard in
bbls. 1la@ll4; Cotton depressed, sales zoo
bales; Linseed Oil 66C9GS; Sugar firm, Or
leans hos; Coffee firm, Ils@l2; Molasses,
Orleans 3gGG40.
Cincinnati. Jan. 14-FlOur firm. Whisky
2ja. Mess pork IL 20.
New YoRK, Jan. 14-Flour buoyant, sales
$500 bbls at 4 50(G4 10.
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MARROW EscAPE.-Dr. MAY, Prof of
Surgery in Shelby Medical College. came
very near being drowned in the Cumberland,
night before last. He was called to see a
deck hand who was stabbed on board the
steamer Lebanon, lying at the wharf, in
making his way from the front to the back
part of the boat where the patient was lying,
he had to pass over lot of freight in barrels
la doing SO the rolling of barrel precIpitat-
ed him in to the river. between two beats
and the darkness and the swiftness of the
current, made it exceedingly difficult tor
him to keep aaoat, though good swimmer
After the loss of his overcoat and hat, and
sinking time or two, he was finally rescued
in state of exhaustion. Had it not been
for his presence of mind and great physical
strength he would have probably lost his
life
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Dp Gelfgrapb.
Foreign per steamer Niagara.

LIVERPOOL Dec. 31-Cotton- EstimatedSales
to-day 1000 bales Orleans Fair "a, mid
ding z; Mobile fair 3-Ie, middling 81,
upland Fair Z, middling II-16. Stock at
Liverpool 100000 bales. of which 265 900 bales
are American. The annual return makes an
excess over the estimated stock of $4,000
bales. Total imports for the year 2,334.00
bales-being an increase over last year of
6, 1000 bales.
HAvRE-There has been quite panic in
the cotton market since the last steamer, but
closed more settled. New Orleans tres
ordiHatre l02 Sales the week 5000. Holders
offer freely, but show no disposition to press
sales. Stock at Havre 125000 bales.
LIvERPOoL.-Wheat firm. advanced u,
chiefly on fine qualities; Southern 6s 9d(97s
Cd. Corn firm, advance I'd; white 32(933s.
of Turpentine 49,
LoNDoS-Money active, bullion in the bank
has increased 1872, 900 pounds
Naples talks of an additional of $4,000
men.
Agitation is rife in italy.
1t is rumored that the French garrison is
about to remove from Rome to CiVita Vec-
CHA. H8
Russia is establishing a naval station at
Canton.
The American feet threatened to lombard
Jaffa, unless the murderers of the American
Missionaries were punished.
The Persia arrived out on the first.
Saturday was holiday, nothing done in
cotton.
Trade in Calcutta is improving
Commissioners Reed proceeds to Hong Kong.
The steamer Powhattan arrived at Wood
sung.
The Mississippi and Germantown, were at
Hong Kong and the Minnesota at Shanghai.
HALIFAX. Jan. 1.-THE Chess contest at
Paris, between Morphy and Andersen, re-
suited in Morphy winning seven games, An
dtrssen two, drawn two.
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hhcIose the money O. address the Tickets or
dered on receiitH which they VIII bo forwarded by
hf7t mAH Purchasers can have tickets ending an any
figure they may designate
The Last Of Drawn Numbers and Frizes wifi be sent
10 purchasers immediately after the drawing.
HS- Purchasers NIL please write their signatures
plain ana give their Post once, county and state
IA .snetns'er thai every Prize is drawn and paya.
bic in foil Nithogt deduction. 49, -.
81 Az prizes u 81 900 and under paid immed late.
~ aiter the drAsng-oiler prizes at the usual time
thirty days. = - q
NnTIrr To I.nnnr,rr,o,-r.r.,...
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Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, Jan. II; p. M-WHIsKY-The demand
has been active throughout the week and prices have
materially advanced. The current rate each day
as follows Wednesday, PIKE Thursday 23c: Fri
day and saturday, the same; Monday 231 c. and yes
terday % &c, closing buuyant 6,l40 bbIs were
ceived during the week.
BRoOMS-The market is steady, with moderate
demand, but the supply is ample. We quote common
81 25@l IS; fancy 81 1902 25 and extra 81 259S3.
S23 doZ n were exported the past week.
CANDLES AND SOAP-Star candles firm, with
good demand at 2Oc for full weight and Use for II
Tallow steady at II a9l31ac, and Opalat IL.
Soap is unchanged No. l and Palm 51sc, and extra
1ac.-T37 boxes soap and ,730 do Candles were
ported during the week.
SEEDS-A good demand has prevailed for Clover,
aud pri -es have slightly advanced. The sales com
prise 500 bushels at So 25(06 40 The greater part
of the receipts being held out of the market
holers geterally asking SO 750s7 for prime Flax
is firm AT 81 40 Timothy is selling slowly at 752-
FRUlGS-Green apples are scarce, and in demand
at S59S7 q brl, according t. quality. The MARKET
for dred rather dull during the early part Of the
week and prices somewhat unsettled, but at the close
there was an improved demand, and the market is
6rmer. Apples have sold the extent OF 6, 900 bush
at 9O(Gs2 ON arrival and S292 0from stre. About
500 bush peaches sold at SOS 25 for quarters, and
30 25S)3 so for halves. Oranges more plenty,
aad selling at SS(aS11 = Dbl. Lemons very
scarce and have advanced 9:50 SO ? box. Raisins
are in fair demand = 4eeD2 6U = box, and Layer
= S5(GS3. Prnes are firm, at 1sGSc. smyrna figs
firm at 12c. Currants steady and urn 1t So
IOc, the outside rate for new.
CHEESE-The market has ruled steady and firm,
with good local and shipping demand The sales
comprise 200 boxes, az &c for prime w ssIG9e
for extra large do, l0llc tor English Dairy, l1@ ~
for Nutmeg and lie tor Pine Apple. Received during
the week 2.SO6 boxes. and exported $40 do.
OILS-Lmsecd is dull at 75c. The demand is quite
limited. Lard has advanced to s599Oc, and is IN good
demand. Red is firm at &c for spunited and SKA
&c for distilled-brS. returned in the latter
IRON-The market is unchanged, with buta moder
ate demand IN the regular way, at S25926 for Chic
bout blast Pig.
LEAD AND SHOT-There is no change whatever in
the market. The demand is quite limited at a951zc
for pig lead 249614 for bar, and 71497z tor sheet
ami Pipe.
Shot is Steady at s2O9e2O so 2 key.
IEATHER-The market continues steady, at the fol-
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Sorteo Eumero GIL 0rdinario'
Capital Prize 100000 Dollars
whole Tickets $50; s1aIves$IO; Quar-.

l - - 10000 20 Approximations. = so
Approximations 20 the SlOO 900, OF 5000 each 4
OF 400 so 600 of 400 80, 900 of 400 Il, 900;
4 Of 400 10 SO 900
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River and steamboat News.

The river continues navigabIc for all classes
of steamers.
Business on the levce yesterday was brisk,
several boats discharsing and receiving
freights.
The !SalSe Wes was looked for last night.
She will leave tor Memphis to-day at 4
o'clock No b tier boat, nor more attentive
officers command any craft on the river. With
the popular NEWT CORBETr in command.
and the cffulgenr Ben EGAN in the Office, pas
sengers will he admirably provided for.
The Mme'oHkd with the river mail, left for
Paducah at IL o'clock yesterday, and the b.
H. R,HlyI1l left for st. Louis at 4 o'clock.
The t. Hatrard and d. Il. January are re-
cyiving 'cr New Orleans.
The Lebanon is receiving tor Cincinnati.
Cap. DAVIS and other other officers of the
Inflated Savage, have arrived in the city.
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THE GAnrY Tonight concludes the en-
gagrmcnt of the WALTERS, who have given
some Of the most splendid specimens of act
inc IL has been our fortune to witness in
many a day. The bill for to night embraces
" suy Mannering, Tin which Mrs. WALLER acts
tepr Of Nag Mrilis and William Tell"
in which Mr.. WALLER appears. From what
we have seen of Mrs. w. we have no doubt
but that she will succeed to very high pertec-
on in this CHI ctcr 1t is one viii hrequ re
great art and great geniUs-both OF which she
possesses. We bespeak "a full house on this
occasion, both as a tribute to dramatic worth,
and for the pleasure we are sure the audience
must derive from the performances.
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Prepared by DR. JAS. WILLIAMS for the cure of DYS
PEPSY, and nothing bat DYSlEPSY, (as advertised in
another column has, by its own merits, obtained for
itself high reputation in Phiadelpha that Physi-
cians acquainted with lis properties, are using them
selves and prescribing it To their PATIENTS convinced
by observation, of its great efficacy in restoring the
disordered digestive organs healthy function. MI
merous cases of Dyspepsy, of the most aggravated
character, which were abandoned as ncurable by
some Of the Medical Faculty have the Of this
Elixir, been restored perfect health atested Ger
hcates testify aprl3-Iy
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POWELL sLADE, says:

FOhEli< SL4ADfl, says
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LADIES' - AIS pgeseas foonas me naost conve
nieasiy Aad rssssAatly located Of Any II tbs CRY,
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LARGE SHTPMENTs.-It is ASTONISHING to see
the the large amount of MCLEAN's STRENGTH
ENENG CORDIAL that is shipped OFF daily to
different parts of the country. 1t is scarcely
three months since this article was first intro
duced, and now, judging from its rapid sale
it is known and appreciated all over the West
ern country.
Every druggist, dry goods or grocery mer-
chant visiting our city. should be sure to oh
tain supply of this Cordial. 1t il just the
thing required to strengthen and invigorate
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Hand for sale.

AN offering for sale beautiful Tract Of Land stu
l. ated the old Lebanon road, and now called
smiths Turnpike, fronting immediately said Pike
about miles from the city Tract Of land containing
about Il Acres abeut - cleared the balance
heavily timJered. Upon the tract two never-fa-
ing Springs, and beautiful Building Site. Tho so is
of the finest quality and susceptible of the hg
state Of cultivation and the timber is unusually he IVY.
This tract Is part of the JnO. McMurry ana and
Joins that of J. r. Dabbs's heirs; G. W. McAurry,
Bender aud Jno. McMurry. would invite the atten-
ton of those wishing 20 purchase desirable piece Of
land to give this exam nation / am confident
they will be pleased, it is equal, if SUPERIOR
any that has been offered FOR sale. For terms, &c ,
apply To +. Il. GIASCOCK,
dec3O-1m Agent
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DIR. KINGS DIsPENSARK
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

ETa7&.ezSxs DR. KING formerly OF New York, for
kiE~<AssS the last four years OF Louisville, ken
tucky, who has devoted ton the treat
himself, having attended practice for many
years, aud cured many thousands, lac l. ens Died 10
cure all diseases OF private nature, no matter how
bad they may be from mjIdicous medical treatment
or from neglect Of their Dr. king llspensary
is No % Beaderick street, between Cherry and the
Square, second story where he cures ali diseases OF
private nature
GoNoRRHEA cured without nauseious medicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES of Old recent date, eiiectaay cured IN
a few days, by operation which causes NO pain.
Where structure exists healti canned be enjoyed
Perhaps no disease causes more mischief anu under
mines the constitution much.
SYPHILIS, with ali the diseases Of the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment, be ehectually
cured m "A fcw days.
SEMINAL MEAKNEsS-Particularatt attention having been
given tins disease and ali the consequences grow
ing out OF it, brought on IN many Gases by the de-
structvo habits OF tncousHcrate Youths and eXcss-
size Indulgence uf the assi neglect of which viii
undermine the constitution. rendering the subject unnt
for business society and causing premature old age
Females who may be lsborinf with any difficulty Of
tie Womb may rest assured OF immediate relief
Persons residing abroad, by wiring and stating
their case with Zee enclosed directed To Dr. A Hing
No % beaderick street, Nashville, TeDu., vii have
the Necessary medicine - their address, with
cessary directions strict secrecy observed Office
hoursfr o'clock in tie morning until m the eve
ning mIv26-indAwly
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