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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
MEDICAL.
.DOy an d q q d N e -
Has been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

OUNCE the introduction Of that World Reno~nst
- medicine. DR. MAINS A0Uk BALKAN, n
the Western Country anj especially the pat season.
II has brough; health and hsppnss into more fams-
Hes than any remedy upon v~cord. The ausfioo
would naturally Aris, why IL tbis? Because sssres
IN all In the rest time, arrest ohilis fever
Ard ague In II. worst form, and Ia al rss-s psr-
forms a gpsndy cure. Persons RS ding In maisTiouo
Districts using this bAlsan occasionally curink the
.cky t~ason need hsve fears ~ an ATTACH ~ asusr
II Is therefore highly recommended a. sure prevee.
tative II rsed In small doses daily during that par
tionsr tIme when this class Of dtseasss prevail
For want Of space can only cfIer . fsw u the
many evidences In It's favor.
Eucyyus, ohio FEB. istA, iscs
DIR MANN n co Gallon, Ohio Cs~ss We
are Al loss 10 nnd l.ngusg. snhei-nt portray U
tbs public the great este. m In which cei~brstsd
Asue Bdisam /, held In this community The fsrt
IL IL 10 asue r. its WORT fosms. ss1
we can 81! not.iag else You're 10.
HOlBnRT d TAILOR, Druseists-
CorimM, Mas Oct 20fA 1853.
AHssRs. +. K. MANN b CO. 0e~is -Haviag
procured supply Of your Asu- bslrsm ard tssesno
where all 81 the popular remedies Of The dAy led
fsred, found In oil cases. your bslssa enec'ed
e .nd ,p'e dy cure II !. just The measeiss %
=, wan, yosKpH BUOHaNAH. Drsssiss.
E.w yovk. FEB 2sd, 1854.
~ h CO.-Genfs IL have
NESsRy q X Ma cold yous Agae bsssAn
a, on, hons. in AZ I,.,. -sssiy observed rs e.
& m three years. and have ca ~ oehNve
fleets, md must Ia csndor rsy TT 70 ny
las m equal in T.. history al medic -,
per"nal knowledge, II cures perman.Hti, 1919
and fav~ known IL used after ali other -
bad iaei, with the Esme happy result I h.,
hesitation In pronenncing II the gsestsse di,eover,
ever made In Intermittent remedies, and . perfect
triumph "zer ehills, fever and asoe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS 4 TuPTON'S
MERCANTILE COLLEGES!

DAVENPORT. IOWA..... Cor. pifth and hSaiy ste.
PEORIA, .38 and - y ain street.
INCORPORATES by the Lesisiasure, With
i Ios.r TO award dplon Hs, grant hoBors, and cco-
81
YouNa MIN will find by proper inquiry, that BY
gradu, tng At one Of these Institutions. they ell
obtain very important advantages over the grsda-
atts OF any other CONNIE rca Bchco. In the conn
Try The instruction embraces matter Of pvNstsc~.
In COMMERCIAL SCIENCE and ART, wholly unknowa
TO common teachers.
Students Entering one OF these Ooileves, by the
payment of Sl0 become entitled to all the pviviieses
Of two BUSINESS scHooLs, whioh, for superior 81.
vantage- extept utility. compile teness and pos sasi-
ty, ara not exceIled in the world.
One tine In az good another, TO commenc~ a
BEAUTIFULLY ENaRAvsD DIPLOMA. under the Cor
p.rate Seal Of the College, awarded 10 gra''ussss.
For CiRCRLARs call NJ the College koosns, OF 3D.
dress =. abovet.
Frt16 DAVE v1F TON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-22
lT- IL - DtScOrereA .1
safer no longer; II ID . relief.
ny TIE APPLICATION o.
HagO's Good SAMsHs'tf0Ss
IMMEDIATE RELIEF.

You can be cured 81 tire following o1mpIAintn -
- Tooth Ache. In one ninutr 70 the most painful q.
tacks o. Rheumatisn nine cases oat Of Ten, n No.
than one hours time, vix.-uesd Ache. Rer Arhe
Neuralgia. Coughs Colds, Asthma, Broochitls or N
goinsl affections, Pain IN the Baeb or $40 NtI0ns
IN the Joints, Collie and Cr:np Palms: ssysp-lss. IN.
famed Eyes Sure Shrost, Gets, Dru1ooc Drsna
spsains. Chapped Hands, Isosted 1ses and ON.
blains.
It's not the Intention ofth nsdsysssnss 70 ssssys
for this medicine tbat u will DO inpnsslhse tAiDe. -
Ill manner ~ diseases; for the - seviDr y
medicine that ID good for ever, Shone 4 - -.
nothing" Itistrss. We only clsins h eurs -
thi. medicine Is without On sQual.
Ths best proof yos can bsvs o. tha uev,te a. N ~,
tcle. IN 10 see what u viii %. ~ spsvsss1ns q
Pains sre decidedly the na1ss e0sctuei - ~. ss~ss
cation Of Ibs wonderful Medicine, q am - ~ ~
country This II admitted ~ IL Who 6eve eried n
vouid hsve the public undssstan1 that / h =
no humous article TO dispose o. .ss wssa b In the
business the same IVES not truly AM pnseiy ss,eS.
mate Ny medicine 70 held, In "a paseso where n -
been used In the hishest eatesm, sad 4 = - ssa
aim 70 make II 20 smong IN. The bin1tse 11sv
which II forever and sesrnally oxon % wankisA =
70 forward the general interests u the huUsn ea~i
". " afflicted have been deceived 81 u1cninr \.
ciseulAss With nettsons testimonials on iAso, sa1
PAVE oe,n sdnesd 70 buy ~tho.s ssst'ng TIE proof.
sent to me frr m different parts Of Tie Unhs bss
prefer showing the vsus u ny medtcine, by eprtoa
free Of charge. all those compssnts, vhrnevss sHsss
% = Nesral dlsoOsai mssSs u Dyueeias -
Wholesale Dealers.
. n 1LAoo, Psspsssass.
Iowa. !. \. kiT1lss. Trsvsliag Sseee. ~
wnxv, sststi deatss Wet 0snaal sasese, Duvea.
port. and KEEP coostsatly a 80 ~ ~ fo1s01oe
ssenis-Tssior = eetaeed,s 1qssaVsst; Q 2 &c.,,
ssoksss wn BurI1los f nc 8 - ~
1rcWonfS yae = nyaoe1v &QGDeQe<3 1leos0, vs.
s s%'ss 49,, y 80 -, - 49, : .: -
DtfAuss. Yalryiev. - - @S-.
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vANDEWATER's
Recently Improved Jenval Turbine
water wheel.
once, No. 81 South Clark Street.
CHICAGO.
T OFFER this Improved Turbine Water Whee, TO
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rance of Its
SUPERIORITY OVER ALL OTHER WHEELS.
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They give very
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n WARD ASSOCIATION,
PM AnElpot1A.

phi.
Rerera enf Institution esfablisieity special en-
do aonf. for the Relief ~ the S,cl ani
stressed. afflicted ,cith IirMent
aud r. ff,3Hfc iisedses.
vIVnh HOWARD AsSoI ALTON, in view OF the
i awful destruction OF human life cause by sexn-
al Diseases, and the dccr;iiions pra tcri upon TIL
unfortunate victims Of ruci ftsesse ~ QnAcss, eev-
-ral year. ago directed its insulting surgeon. as
charitable CT worthy OF tor name u open d.
pensary for the treatment OF this class OF di esss
la all their forms, and To give m'aicai ADVICE s,ais
all ~ho apply by letter, With description OF their
coudttien (ago occupA..un habits OF Ire, Sc) ACE
In case Of extrems poverty 10 furnieh medi'ins re
charge, II IL needless To add that the association
commands the highest medical ski ~ the age. anu
will ruruish tn. most approved modern treatment
The Directors OF the association. In til IT annual re-
port upan the treatment OF sexual di~rases express
III highest satisfaction with the sGcot which has
attend the lsbors OF th'it surgeons in the cure 81
spermattorrhCes seminal weakness, gonorrhGa elect,
syphj,is the vice OF Jnanim or self abuse, disea
OF the Aidnrys and bladder, Nc. and order couiin-
nance NJ the same plan or the ensuing year.
The Directovs, ON review OF the psst feel assured
that their laboYs in this sphere of b@n Violent effort
have been OF great beneht to the afflicted, especially
10 the youuy and they have resolved 10 devote 'hem
selves with rene zeal to this important and
much desr sed caurr.
An admiral q RI port on spermatorrh9s. or semi
nal weakness, the vice of Onauisn nAsturoation or
ss,sbnse, and other dis-as OF the sexual orgsns
by the cor sut.ng surgeon will De sent by mail I'm
sealed envefpe) free OF charge, ON receipt of TWO
ct for postage Othe REPORTS ara 'raetr on he
nature and tre atment OF sexual diseases diet, Se
are being published for siuisous disri
BUTTON and will BIZ sent To the afflicted SEINE OF the
nes remedies ard methods OF treatment discovered
during the last year are OF great value
Address for Report or treatment, Or. ). Shii
LIN HOUGBTON, Acting Surgeon. Howard Ats"
| citation No 2 South Ninth street. Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Nv order Of the Directors.
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BANKING.


TALLMAN, POWERS 1 MCLEAN
D.lFKERS.
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DRY GOODS DO WV!
THOSE BEAUTIFUL GOODS
HAVE ARRIVED,
And are now departing. We Propose
Selling at Smaller lor0fIss!
Than before, and OF lower than they can
be found vest OF the Mississippi River.
Call Early, and Examine for Yourselves
Well Known Cheap Stsre,
ELDRIDGE 4 WILLIAMS,
% BRADY ST., BELOW SECOND,
mch22 Davenport, Iowa.
irish T. French POplyms,
VALENCIA PL:A1Ds,
Silk " obes .1'QMtlIe,
RICI. DRESS SILKS,
Broche Ions and Square Shawls,
French and bay State
WOOL h0s
EMBR0IDERIEs
FreM ch NJ e r / ~ o
Par IN e ttas,
Al Extremely Low Prices,
WORTH'S.
IL e NJ o Ued.
T,Hs STOCK or GOODS FORMERLY BIZ
i longngto
L. ODE NDOERFER.
And kept next the Post Once, 10 removed to the
STORE OF l.. SCHRICKER 4 CO.,
On secord street, near Harrison. There is stu q
very good assortment Of
Dry Goods, Cloth IN q !,
HAt0 an a Gaps,
NOTIONs, sc.
Those In want Of anything will please call SON. %
the goods must be sold without regard to cost, "
close the ASST grment.
LORENZO sCHRICKsR, Assignee.
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tablished TWENTY YRARs-hsyc saved Thousand
fran the Sr.vr-.na their work Of mercy IL not hall
completed. Try them. They are ~Auanted
HkRRICk h kkO.
Practical chs mlets, Albany, !.
Sold at wholesale aud retsii by ali Druggists u
Davenport, and BY Dealers everywhere
?. r. n. H. L. ". PALMER, Travelling AeH
aug22 daw 1dpage1yr
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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-19

Raleigh, Oct. 9th, 1859.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-19
Intemperanee.

The depopniating pestifence that walk
eth at MONDAY, the carnage of cruel and
devastating war, can scarcely exhibit their
victims in more terrible array than
exterminating drunkenness. / have seen
a promising family spring from parent
trunk, stretch abroad it populous limbs like
flowing tree covered with green and
healthy foliage. have seen the unnatural
decay beginning upon the tender leaves
and gnawing like worm In an unopened
bud, while they dropped of, one By one,
and the scathed shaft stood alone, till the
wind and rain of many sorrow laid that,
too, in the dust. On one of these holy
days, when the patriarch, rich in virtue as
in years, gathered about him the great and
the little ones of his fiock-his sons with
their Sous, and his daughters with their
daughters--I, too, pledged them in the
social wine cup and rcjoiced with them
aroud the hospitable hearth, and expatiat-
ed with delight upon the eventful future !;
while the good old man, warmed in the
genial glow of youthful enthusiasm, wiped
{ the tear Of joy from bis glistening eye.
He was happy. ~
Z / met with them again when the rolling
year brought the festive season round
But they were not all there. The kind old
man sighed when bis sufnscd eye dwelt
upon the then nnoccapied scat. But Joy
yet came to his rebel, and he was happy.
A parents love needs 10 dimunition--
time, distance, poverty, shame, bat give in
tensity and strength to that passion before
which all others dissolve and melt away
| Another year elapses. The board was
spread but the guests came not. The old
man cried, "Where are my children r.
and echo answered-Where? His heart
broke-for they were not. Could not
heaven have spared bis gray hairs this af-
| fifctioni Alasl the demon of drunkenness
had been there. They had fallen victims
1 Of his spell, and one short month sufficed
to. cast the veil of oblivion over the old
inaii's sorrow and the Young mau'ssshame
! They are all dead WsasAington IreiRg.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-19
Devoted to Temperance, Literature
RALEIGH, NORTH CARROLL

end to be obtained is of moral nature
How many have joined the Sons Of Tenn
perance, and though Jealous at the outset,
have tired in the race and have gone back
to the ranks of the enemy. Now if these
deserters had fully counted the cost, or had
they determined, by the grace of God, to
persevere in this noble cause until their la
test breath, relying upon the aru of Jeho-
yah to sustain them-would they have re-
treated from the conflict whilst there was
an enemy to conquer, drunkard to re-
form, or young man to dissuade from the
pernicions and dangerous habit of dram
drinking? Ny own conviction concerning
this matter is that when an individual feels
in his inmost soul that it is an imperative
and christian duty te' pronaeEo the oatasssa.,i
Temperance by all suitable means in his
power, and relies upon an Omnipotent arm
for succor and success-such individuals
will persevere-will be whole-souled adyo-
Gates of the Temperance reform, both by
precept and example. But those who join
the Temperance ranks without due delibe-
ration, and who, like Bunyan's Pilgrim,
were always seeing lions in the way" will
be more likely to injure than benefit the
cause. The Church is often sadly injured
by having those within her pale who have
"a name to live, but who are spiritually
dead" for the world is more apt to Judge
religion by the condact of those who pro-
fess it, than by religion itself, or what the
Bible teaches concerning it.
1t is thus that thousands Judge of the
Temperance reform, and not by what i
would accomplish if its principles were ful
ly carried out. How important, then, thar
every Son of Temperance comes fully ur
to the mark, and let the world see tha
the cause is worthy of the very Les
and most persevering efforts they are able
to put forth. Suppose every man who ha
enrolled himself under the Temperance
banner would do his whole duty-woulc
stand up for the cause at all times, and un
der all circumstances clear weathe
and in fouP-how long, think you, woult
it be before thousands would be induces
to- Join our ranks, and our banner be float
ing on every breeze, and mighty, yea, a.
irresistible impulse in favor of Temperate
be seen and felt all over the country!
Let me then entreat and urge every So
of Temperance to stand to bis arms-le
your motto be Victory or death, and lik
the brave Zachary Taylor, 's1ae0er surren
DER" but persevere until victory, complet
victory, perches upon your banners. !, 70
one, have resolved TO fight it out, thoug
every other Son, yes, and Daughter, too
hnoA14 Dssss = better like i
Ie-'i 1ln-r ---<>--S T .e. raa<,lvad persevere-
am persuaded it Is the cause OF God, a
well as poor, suffering, bleeding humanit,
But [ will never yield to despair, while W
have Carey, a Townsend, a Moore,
ONeal, German, Cummings, a Grie
and a host of other apostles Of Ten
perance in the field, fighting Valiant
in our noble cause. Who would not pc
severe while we have such noble, brave an
skillful leaders? r.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1859-10-19

After that night the Judges mansion
was not only the stateliest, but the happiest
home in Ashedale. Caroline Hnntly had
borne as long as she could the burden OF
weight <on her heart, and when it had
grown too heavy to be endured, she had
started with her child for home. The
stage had set them down that stormy night
in her native village, and the forgiveness
Tor which she had scarcely dared to hope,
had expanded into welcome
The old people could not again spare
their daughter, and they summoned Rich
ard Huntly home. A son, he proved, Of
who any father might be proud. and in after
XyefaTs re no shadows brooded over the peace
e.. : 1aS' e,.inS' 49, once more children's
feet danced round the hearth-firc, and chill.
dreD's fancies built castles in the embers-
no shadow, until that last darkness came
which should be but the night before which
will rise the calm morning Of eternity.