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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-06

Which they invested as follows:
90 Capitol Bonds $25o each,
due LIST Of April, 1858, 50 600 90
Inter est paid on same l2o 10
56 Caiitol Bon $, $3.50 each,
due list of April, s5s, $4,000 90
81 Capitol Bonds, $3.50 each,
due LIST November, l SO. 600 90
Interest paid above IS
bonds, SOS 90
SO Capitol Bonds 81 900 each,
due July, 1886, $4,000 20
Interest same, 800 %
80 Gait | Bonds, 81 900
each, due March, 1876, so 900 90
10 Cuitnl Bonds, 81 900
each, due March, 1871. 10000 %
Total paid for the above Si55 900 of
bends Including interest paid on them, So 2s4 10
Which left to the credit Of the Governor
and Comptroller, w a.
The above described bonds were cancelled
by Gov. johnson and Comptroller Crozlcr,
4 a. IL Ia. ,f1in
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-06

Arsenal and placed IN the keeping OF tue
Superintendent. A full and accurate report,
as 10 their number, character aud condition
will be laid before you during the present
session.
REPORT or THE JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE.
The Joint S lect Committee, appointed by
the Legislature at it, last session. TO examine
aud report, in vacation. the condition Of the
books aud accounts in he ufficeS Of the Comp
troller and cretary Of State, alter lab0ri-
Gus Invest CATION ui the manner IN which the
business Of these Offices had been conducted.
elicitng many facts and conclusions Of inn
pDTtanee and general interest To the public,
submit ed their report 10 me, SIX thousand
copies Of which have been print Ia pamph-
let form by the public printer, some of which
have been dis ribuI, d amongst the people,
and thu balanc. are in the possession Of the
Secretary Of the Stale, subject to any order
which yoa may see proper 10 make re- p'ciing
them. copy of thu Report l. b rewith
transInitled. The facts developed by this III
resligation, demonstrate the necessity OF
more efiec.ual system of ch cks upon the nc
counting offic,fs If the Treasury, 20 as TO
place il b-youd the poN er Of any one OF them.
TO dcfraud the Treasury, without the compii-
city of another. Wbi.- l have tiis utmost
confidence both In the integrity aud entire
competency OF the present incnmbentz, deem
IL a matter of IN. al hest impoTtanee that
such a syst IN Of chicks should Oe adopted,
A. will pag il uut OF the poSer Of any public
offiser 10 practice frauds npon the Treasury.
without tn certainty of Immediate drteetisu
and punishment
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-06

The Mechanics Institute Of Tennesse said
Gov johnson. has done much. 10 is believed
BIZ its annual fairs, Ia stimulate the mechani-
cal and manufacturing interests OF the State
and TO develop much talent prenliar 10 the
successful prosecution Of these branches OF
industry. The leading principle upon which
this Institution is established. Is paramount. in
directilg the mechanical genius Of the young
men Of the country. in that branch OF me
cbanism 10 which IL Is best adapted. In brief,
IL Is designed ~ stimulate and bring out the
latent mechanical talent and excite q landa-
bic ambition among m chanics, maHaiact r
ers, artizaIs, and Inventors, to excel, TO fos-
ter and to encourage the arts ia every way.
and ultimately n establish school of de-
sign fsr The benefit Of the youth Of the Stale.
whose opportunities are limit d to- the want
Of pecnniary means. or otherwise. Th- ia
stiiution is not established upon such basis
as de~irrd by the Director; thong hey have
b.en struggling against many dificslti,-s. Il
il believed thew will ultimately succeed IN it,
permanent establishment. They desire 10
erect Hall suitable fer the institution. aud
have already Leased a lot "f ground con-
venient and tsvorahly located for the erection
Of suitable baiidings.
The Legislature with great liberality has
aided other important Interests in the STATE.
such as Railroads and Agriculture VIII il
not therefore extend similar aid 10 manafAe-
turers add mechanics. sad in 80 doing place
thsse great interests on an equal iooting with
the othrr industrial pursuits OF the country,
aud hereby exonrFsie the Legislature from
the charge ~ invidious and partial iegi-la-
iioni II yoa ieysslafs for enc, isgssiafe for a,
srkol<
STATE Lac COMMISSION.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-10-06

Your favorable consideration of all inst
claims in aid OF these raiseworthy efforts In
behalf OF the cause of humanity, is respect
fully Invoked 44E SO ~ 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
s. X. MANN h CO., Proprictors, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists

You can be curfd Of the following complaints: sur>
Tooth Ache. 10 one minute. 70 the most painful ~
tscks OF Rbeumatsm, nine ea'es out Of ten IN Ices
than one hours time, v!z--aeAd Ache. Ear Ache,
Neuralgia. Coughs Gods. Arst ms Bronchit ORE %.
6rinAl Affections Pain In the Bach or Side SLIM q
10 the Joints, Collie ard CT mp Pains. ksysi iss In
iismed Eyes, Sore ShrCat, Cuts, Bruises, Burns.
sprains. Chspred Bands, Frosted pet snd chu-
b!ains.
It not the intention Of the undsyssDed to assert
Ter this medicine thst II will do impossible things.
cnre all manner Of diseases. for tb- aid SAYING TO-
"a medicine that is good for cvsr; thing n soo for
nothing" II Is true. We only claim r. cure ons
line Of oiseases and for the oooplaintD
thi- medicine IL without IN seuai.
The beat proof you have Of The merits Of N ~
ticie, In to what IL viii do. ny operations -
Paine decidedly the most e6sctuai, By tn sppl
cation Of shis wonderfu medicine, Of any n tAs
country This Is admitted BY I'll Who have md H.
would have the public understand that h-vs
no humtus article 10 dispose Of nor would Be IN The
business IL the same was not truly and purely kg4-
mate. Ny medcin~ 10 held, In III paee0 where u hao
b~en used In the hshest eftssm, snd II y ny whole
aim to make II 20 among all. The binding duty
which % forever and eternslIy 6xed On msnkied =
70 forward the g.n'rai int'rest q tns bn.sn mi
cisculsrs with nettious sestlmcnials on them -
have bern ndnccd to buy without seek'ng ehe Drco6.
have thousands ~ testimosials, which hsvs beee
sent 70 me r. different paris Of the UnSu; ooe
prefer showing value Of my nSedtcioe, ~ eofi01s
free Of charge al those complsints vh<Devsr tAsro
II IN opportunity 10 do 10.
NOiee0le Dealers.
\ HLAG0, PropSfeAeg.
" BAssEs / Go, Genera Asents, psvenprrs,
Iowa h. n. LITTLsa. Trs~eliiag sGSna. !. "
WILEY retail dealer, west HsOnd assse, Doyea,
port and KEEP constantly on and ~ the fcllOWing
agenis--TsyIor b. lord. DsvenSnet; o ? y -
Dr. witt; Islows. ksquo..ta; w Dssdee, No
quoketA Vim Bsr'is0n, BuckhoSns z1ok @.
fremont; Jas . Rylsnd, Monmouth; 0rsen. w.
omins; n Bronson, Wyoming; Spear 8 o., -
bell; Netcaf, GYshsm 4 On. Ansmcsa; 0oaDgo
strsuss. Fsirvies; John p Ho1mAn, epsfngvfllsj
Emmst Drabahss, Cedar Rapids. y Bisttns = O.,
Cedar nspids: aohn q , asIet h Vernon; Arr
vtli~ T O McCieiland : O., necAsalcsvills; &C.
Bagjsy, ncten, Q Garter, Ans1osa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

tahiishei TWENTY yBA0S-Aave saved thousand
from the grave-and their work Of mercy is not kaii
completed. Try them. They are warranted.
HkRRICK 4 BRO.
Practical Chemists, Albany, N r.
Sold 1T Wholesale and retail by ali Druggists "
Davenport, and BY Dealers everywhere
p. r. \. n. 4 l.. u. PALMER, Travelling Agts.
sug29 daw3dpage1yv
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AND THR
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TO Scientinc and Practical Agriculture.
By HENRY STEVENS, r. r. s., Of Edinburgh, and
the late 10. koRToH, Professor Of Scientific
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vols. Royal Octave. 600 pages, and
numerous wood and steel engrsyings
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11

DRY GOODS DO WV!
THOSE BEAUTIFUL GOODS
HAVE ARRIVED,
And are now departing. We Propose
SelltssS at Smaller PrOfJts!
Than ever before, and Of lower than they
be found west Of the Mississippi River.
Call Early, and Examine for Yourselves
Well Known Chesp Store,
ELDRIDGE L. WILLIAMS,
% BRADY ST., BELOW SECOND,
mch22 Davenport, Iowa.
FRESH .aRRIT'.AL.
News from Pixies Peak {!
LARGE LOT OF
Cotton Duck and Sail Canvass,
DENNIS, SHIFTING STRIPES, CHECKS,
ISOjiled Egassssels, Satjsssts,
A Nd other goods adapted to the wants Of Miners,
"A tarrivtns, and for sale cheap, at
No. 8 west Second street,
LIE CLAlRE ROW.
Davenport, Feb. l, 1859.
1850. Spring Trade. 1850.
RI DDS!
W III q Il n - A1H
MINER. HASKELL + CO.,
OyFsR TO rHa TRADE AN ENTIRELY NEW
~ and well selected stock Of
Dry Goods, Motions,
HATS, CAPS, &C..
to which they call the attention Of dealers.
Their STOCK en- traces every variety OF goods usu.
ally wented By the Retail Dealer, and they pledge
themselves to self ~ Low the same goods can b.
bought IN any Dastern market-fYeight added.
mchse-asm
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11


Trains run by Chlcsgs time, which b, Twelve MIA
utce tester than Davenport time.
nN and altar Monday. April ilts, 1858. and snsii
~ further notice, trains viii leave Davsnpcrs. srr
HnscA.ine, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
oity (5unisys .Scept~d) ~ follows:
ist Express and n All Train IT $50 = -
Trains VIII leave Dsvsspess sor Chtcassdaaiy. saa
lays excepted - follows:
LIST N all Trsin, ~ ~ 10 =
ID Express Train, nj S0r0
Trains arrive - Davenport daaiy. OssAays szssp
ted) ~ fol!ows:
sAoM TIE EAST.
LIST Express Train q SIS A..
ID Mail Train, 81 6to =
FROM rae WEsT.
LIST n all Train, ~ 0Oea
Trains run BY Chicago time, which istvssvs min
ates faster than Davenport time.
All trains out Of Davenport viii make opaHertinao
At Coiumbs City, Washington and Iowa City With
the westeTn stage Co.'S stages for all points West.
The Passenger Train oounerts q MOCK Island vssA
CHICAGO Rock Island Railroad trains fog ell pints
East, North and South.
Passengers are reminded Of the necessity efgfvfAg
st,nrt direction 20 the destination Of their hag
gags also before taking hsis sseasia
the cara.
N u. The AorninG (iol0 ny sraio FOR sAe Hast
ccts Mt j iiet 18th trains on ire MichGAn Gen.
/ al at the JuTc,e with tSaiDs on the Pits
tnrr ~ wAyne h Chicago r.: ~ Chicago With
trains on the aichisan Southern and Michigan Cen
trial R.il Roads.
| april, JOHN r. TRAOv, supe.
1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
HOWARD ASS CIATlON,
PHILADELPHSA.
Benevo 'ent Ias6ission eseGblisasd By specia, en-
doscn,e~t, for the Reii.f Of the SICK and
Disfressed, afflicted seish Esruieaf
and EDideaaic Uisrasea.

PHILADELPHIA
Benevo'e nt Isstisu1on eseablisasd By specia,
doscnse~t. for tie Reli.f Of the SICK and
Disfressed. afflicted seish vsruisnf
and kPtdemtc Nsedses.
THB HOWARD ASSOC ALTON, in view Of the
i awful dest tuction o. human life canse by sexu-
81 diseases aud the cecepttons prA sic~i upon the
unfortunate victims Of such dsesee BY QuacAs sew
eYAl ago directed Ito consulting surgeon
charitable Ct worthy OF their name, Il open dis
pensary for the treatment Of this class Of d eases
in eli their forms, and to give medical advice ats
70 oil ~ho apply by letter ~th esciption OF their
condifiaD, (age, occupation, hAbits OF lie, Ac) and
In case Of extre@0 poverty to furnish meiic FRI
of Charge, II IL needless 70 add that the association
Commands the highest medical skill of the sg,. and
will furnish IN most approved modern treatment
The Directors OF the association in their annuS
port upon the treatment Of xual Diseases, express
IN highest satisfaction with the success which hss
attend the abcrs ~ thr suraeons in the cure Of
spermattorrhe mnsl weakness gonorrf ora s!eet,
syphilis the vice OF Onanism or self abuse, disea
OF the hidneys and bladder, sc. and or Ter contin
uancs of the same plan or The ensuins year
The DrectOvs a review Of the past, feel assured
that their lsboYs In this sphere Of bon VIOLENT thY
have been OF great benent to the sctd esp cinlly
to the youus and they have reselv 10 devote then.
selves with renewed zeal to this very important and
much despised cause.
| An admiral report on spermatorrhDs. or semi
nsl weakness the vice Of Onanism, masturbation, OF
self abuse. and other diseases Of the sexual ovgsns
by the sultng surgeon, will be sent by mail (in
sealed enveinpe) Vte OF cneTke, OH TcCeIpt VI JWt
STAMPS for postage Otbe reports snd tracts on thu
nature and treatment Of sexual Diseases diet, &C
constantly being published for gratuitous distr
BUTTON end viii be sent y the afflicted Seine OF III.
ne remedies and methods OF treatment discovered
durins the last year Of great value.
| Address foS Report or treatment, DR. J. Skill
LIN HOU0BroN, Acting Surgeon, Howard Assoc
I ciation; N. South Ninth street. Philadelphia
pennsylvania
~ order OF the Directors.
EZRA VAARTwRLL. Prcsident.
ono. pAvROUiLD. 0ANrsfprv. ya26-@lv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
MEDICAL
=- ----..1 - -
Take them and Live!
USED THROUGHOUT THK wOKLD..
nerrick's Sugar Coated Pil's
AID ct
Kil Strengthening lFlaster..l !
MEDICAL.

ONE box 81 Herrick's St.
gar Coated Life Pills, cosi.
Ing OILY - cents, will iatt
n family six months, save
sw-nty.fve dollars in ri ~
sisisn's hilis, fifteen ortwer.
t. more in losi time. and not
nnfr.qrently, the iift 81
some membfr % the family,
the va'ae q which eAnnei
he estimated In dollars N d
cents.
Herrick's Kid StFengtheA
ing flasters cure In Eve
hours, pains and weakness
: In tie bressi,siie and back.
shermstic complaints In AZ
I equally short srsc- OF time
! Spread on . beautiful lamb
! skin, thsir use subjects its
I wearer % no inconven,ent Q
ans each one vill wear from
Que week IN three months.
Pills. family boxes, - cts.
: Piastefs, On hid, lSS CTS.
/. They have been -.
,A0S-Aave saved thousand
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
INSURANCE.
Liverpool 4 LonAon Insurance 40.
Capital, $4,000, 900.

AUDrToR's orrIcE, Iowa.
II 10 hereby certified that TIM iverpoc ana Loodon
rire ana Life insnrsnee Company. u Liverpool
England. has died In this once renewed staten eni
IN &c ,ordance With section g. chapter lS0, laws Of
IsoJs which receives my approval 30 thes-fnre re-
new the certificate Of agency 81 Cha lee Altman,
IA for Scott connty, which Il herein continued In
fnli force end eject for ID. year 1853.
u 70 further cert led that the annexed ID q true
COPY of the statement ~ nied.
-, Witness my hand aud se.I ct DesMoioes
g. this 18th day Of Mar h. 1859
'~~' J. ". CATTRLL, Auditor OF State,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-11
MEDICAL.
Joy q n d q q d N e -
Has been brought
TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,

TO MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES,
CINOR the Introduction Of that World Rsnosrnsd
- medicine. DR. MAINS A0Uk BAlSAM, IN
,he Western Country, AMI especially the season,
u has bropga h.altn and bsppin in mors famt-
lies than any remedy upon p~cord. The QUESTION
would rsturail, arts why Is this? Because does,
In all In the shortest time arres: eh,is, fever
I'D agne In It's w.rst form, and - ell cases per-
brrns speady cure. Persons res ding In nal.rione
districts using this balssm orc ssicpaly curing the
.csly need have fear. Il On astacs OF arse
II is therefore highly recommend d . sure preven-
Ia i've, II rscd in small doses dAy daring that par
ticular tin when this class Of Diseases prevail
For want Of space can only ener . nv u The
MANY evidences In is favor.
Bucyrus. OHIO Feb. l5GA, 1853.
DR.. MANN l. co Gallon, Ohio Csafs we
the pubic the greet este. m Tn whth your cs@brsfeA
Ague Bdlsam 1. held In this community. The sact
is II fat TO asue l. its WORT forms, an
"'" y" "0 Hots.sr 4 r sS ~ Druggists.
CorfsfA, Kiss Oct 2osA. 1859.
MEssRs. =. x. MANN h CO. Genfs - Havtas
procured u supply Of yonr A, u bsssm and TESTING
II tboroug H N many severe ca,es Of sorg standing
where all Of the popular Remedies OF the day Rad
,a'e and sp, edy cure. II 10 just the medicine 30
want here III he south: eespeesfull yours
JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
Neto Yoyk, FEB 23d, 1858.
MESsRS MANI b CO-OsMfs - have
At our house IN TT. Luis, fold your Ague 0alnsm
me three yesrs and have carefully observed r e.
fects, md must Ia candoT Fay, ] do not believe u
Eas eqral II a.. hts ory oil medicine fer 10 my
personal kna Wedge, It perman' nifty every case,
and raw Known IL used after all o'hep reme1ses
had JAILED, with the s'me happy result. I have no
hesitation In prone uncing the greatest discoveyy
ever made In Intermittent remedies, and q psrfec1
triumph chills, fever and ague
Respectfully, o. WOOD 4 co.
s. X. MANN r. CO., Proprietor, Ga
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
good Druggists
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-08
New Rebellion in Utah.
New Hamnshire Legislaturs.

CoNcoRD, N. H., June THE New Hamp-
shire legislature is now under full head of
steam and business. Abundant important
matters have been introduced into the House,
among which are bills to prohibit the change
of school books in schools oftener than once in
five years. A bill to repeal the hawkers and
peddlers' act, and to refund all moneys paid
under it by parties who have taken out licenses
and bill to abolish all the courts of common
pleas, and give their business to the Supreme
Court. The bill in relation to a change of
school books, has brought hither quite dele
CATION of publishers, and its passage will be
warmly opposed.
The Senate have resolved to adjourn finally
on the 18th instant, but the House has not
concurred.
The Grand Lodge and Grand Chapter of
New Hampshire Masons, are holding their an
nual convention here, and the old officers are
reelected.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-08

To Married LadIcs.-DR. MATTIsoN's INDIAN En-
hENAGOSus Is new and elegant medicine designed er
Females II Is prepared from Indian plant
Mhc mas been used by the natives for the same burmese
from time iinmenoria aud now for the FIRST time Of
iered n public. The name and virtues of this won
1fous pant Were recently obtained from Shenandoah an
oneida Chiet who lived near Syracuse, n y to very
kEat age IL Is neatly put in two bottles with
lu 'lrectons Tor using, and is warranted cure any
case OF obstruction of the MONTHLY SckHess-often in
t"etyour hours and that too after remedies have
peen tried IN vain This may Incredible but if it
IAN IN any ease, the price piH be refunded 1t will
Retent from any cause rhdterer If taken
nay or Two before the monthly PERIOD and is therefore
te greatest value to married ladies wishing to avoid the
accdents to which they liable 1t is the most
valuable Female Restorative discovered pale and
9elcatc females with deranged menStrHdfioR it spec
y restores and regulates that function thereby mpart
ing the glow of health TO the checks and strength and
Fleor TO the whole system y Purely Ueqetdbie con
tanning nothing injurious to health may be taken
uih perfect sGlety at all times and under al circup-
stances Ladies' therefore, in want of something that
sure had better send for the INDIAN EAMEN
stead OF wasting time and money in trying other things
which at best uncertain, and therefore nerer
warranted as Is this Great Remedy Sent by express
all parts of the country. Sold only at DR. MATTsoN's
REMEDIAL INSTITUTE No IS Union street. Providence r.
l. W Orders promptly attended to. Sec advertisement
III TINS paper deOdawly apl6
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-08

HIPS Mint Specific is one of the most desirable
preparations III the market for Badness falling off Of
the Hair The following communication from Mr. George
Sessions, who is well known in this community is the
universal testimony of those who use it:
Worcester, March Is, 1853.
Mr. J: @ HiLLrMy Dear Sir | take the liberty add
my testimony to the value of your Mint Specific in
ofBadness and falling of of the Hair weeks since,
procured bottle your specific for the Of my wife,
whose Hair had been falling OFF quite rapidly for some
time past and apparently causing premature Bald
ness unless remedy speedily applied. 1t with
much satisfaction that enabled to certify that be
fore using the first bottle the falling of of my wfes
Hair entirely arrested and all apprehensons of Bald
removed. Wishing you the most complete success
in the sale of your valuable ''Mnt Specific, remain,
Truly yours GEORGE SESSIONS.
Prepared only BY JOHN Q. HILL Apothecary, Wor
cester Mass d3m ap22
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1859-06-08
Things in New York.

New York, June 7.-Ramsey Crook, an
old merchant of this city, died this morning
He was formerly connected with John Jacob
Astor in the fur trade on the Northwest coast,
and was the first white man who passed over
the Rocky Mountains to the Pacific, by pas
sage now known as Fremont's route.
The difficulty among the seamen on board
the Russian ship Gen. Admiral became so
threatening last night, that the aid of the po-
lice was invoked, and upwards of sixty of the
refractory sailors were put in irons.