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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-20

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To Scientific and Practical Agriculture.
BY HENRY STEVENS, +. R. s., OF Edinburgh, and
the late J. q. NORTON, Professor Of Scientific
Agriculture In Yale College, in New Haven.
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HOWARD ASS CIATlON,
IsglVG AnEY PAIA.

y ~ =
PHILADELPHIA.
A Benevo emit Iastiition esiablishe1 By special en-
dOtome'.f. for the R-k,j Of Ne csck dad
Distressed, G6fictet aotth Prutent
and Epidemic Dssedses.
TNHN HOW ARD ASSOC 4TiOk, In view OF the
i awful deaf ucti u o. human life cause ~ sexu-
al disea es, and the deo.ptions pra tcen upon the
up fortunate victims OF such disesse by Quachs tev
.Pal sesr ago directed it, consulting surgeon, -
charitable Ct worthy OF T. cir name to open dis
pensary for the treame OF this class OF di eases,
In all tier forms and to give meaical advice graus
TO all vho apply by let, with . description OF their
condition, (age, occupation, habits OF LIE, Hc) and
In case ofextres poverty to furnish medicin' ire
Of cnarg", 1t is needless to add that the association
commands the highest msdical skill OF the sg". and
will furnish tn most approved modern treatment
The Directors of the association in th-ir annual
port the treatn en Of sexual dirrSees express
th higheft satisfaction with the which has
attend the sbors OF thu SURGEONS in the cure Of
minai weakness gonOr rhGa elect,
syphilis the vice Of Unanism self abuse, diseases
OF the sidn Us ard bladder, &c. and order contin-
uance ~ tee same plan or the ensuing year.
The Directors review Of the past, feel assured
that their labors in this sphere Of BENEVOLENT effort
have been OF great benent to ths sicted, especially
70 the youns and they have resolved to devote them.
selves with renewed zeal to this very important and
much despised cause.
An admiral report on spermatorrhGa. or semi
nal weakness, the vice OF Ouanism masturbatioD, or
sefabuse. and other diseases Of the sexual organs.
by the sus,ng sargeon win be mt by mail I'm
sealed envel pei free VI charge, receipt Of Two
for postage. Othe reports and tracts on the
nature and treatment OF sexual diseases, Diet &C
constantly being published for gratutous distri-
button, and will be sent to the afflicted Seine Of tbs
ne remedies and methods Of treatment discovered
during the last year are Of great value.
Address for Report or treatment, DR.. J. Skill
LIN HOUGHTON, Acting Surgeon, Howard Asso-
citation; NJ. South Ninth street. Philadelphis,
PeunsylvaniA
BY order Of the Directors.
EZRA d HAARTwELL. President.
GNO- FAIHCHILD, Secretary. Ja26-wly
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Mississippi 4 Missouri r. B.
Trains run by Chicsgo time, which IL twelve min
utica faster than Davenport time.
nN and after Monday, April ilta. 1853, and until
" further notice, trains viii lesve Davenport, foi
Suscstine, Columbus City, Washington and Iowa
Jiiy tSuniAys excepted, ~ follows:
ist Expres- and Nail Tram $50 A N
Trs,ns will leave Davenport for Chicasodaiy. Sur
says excepted ms follows.
ist Mail Train at 10 10 N
ID hxJresr TrAtn, At SIS 2 ID
Trains arrive ., Dsvsnport daily, Cgundsy - szcsp
vsd) az foliows:
FROM TIE EAST.
lot Rxprsss Train At cas- An,
"a Mail Train, at As P n
FROM TEE WEST.
list Nah Train, AZ go p
Trains run by Chicago time, which istwelve MIN
ates faster than Davenport time.
All trains out Of Davenport will make connections
At Columns City, Washington and Iowa City with
he Western stage Co.'s stages for all points West
The Passenger Train connects 81 Rock Island With
CHICAGO Rock Island Railroad trains for all points
East, North and South
Passengers az reminded OF the necessity ofgivine
Instinct direction to the destination Of their bag
gaee before taking heir seats
Che cars.
N Is. The Morning (l0.10 A ny train for the Ia ST
ects At J. liet with traioe on tne Michigan Cen
trial y at the Junction with trains Oh the ri r..
burg, IT Wayne h Ch,csgo X 4; TT Chicago with
trains on the Michigan Southern and Michigan Gen.
trail Rail Roads.
sprlI JOHN II. TRACY, Supt.
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LEGAL.


fan STATE OF IowA,l IN the District Court
Scott Cosnsy, Sof ocots county, Iowa.
DY virtue Of . special sxsc1tion issued from the
ID 00ce Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott
County, State Of lows In favor Of John n Krown
and Colmmbus Crowsl plaintiffs, and against joseph
iAmbrite, Juslests Lamprite, 0eoree Wood, Julius
REED, and Trustees Of Iowa O Hege. defendants,
dated une 2Ist, 1859 and 70 me directed, and
Ing me that Of the real estate hereinafter describe
Of the said jos phi Lambrite, I make to be
made TIE sum OF six thousand six hundred and thir-
teen and 63lO0 dollars, with interest and costs and
- commanded BY sai spe isl execution have lev
led upon tn following described zeal estate situated
In SC u county, Iowa, 10 Wit Lots three [s1 and
four In block number thirty i've 1851 In the city
Of Davenport
And hereby give public notice that shall ofer
for sale public outcry, ~ the Court House door In
the ci Of Davenport, Scott county. Iowa, on Sat
urdsy the s0th day Of July, 1859, 1t the hour OF
O'Clock Of said day, 70 the highest and best bid
der therefor In cash. the above described property
ss lent thereof 70 satisfy the above deSt, with In
terest ami costs.
Dated TIL. 2sth day Of June, 1859.
H. LEONARD,
June3O Sheriff OF Scott county, Iowa.
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BOOK TRADE.

DOOh i hADE.
New Books! New Books +!
VlHs attention Of Book Buyers whether Student
i Merchant Doctor, tier0ynsGa, Litrdaoe,
Mechanic or Men Of Leisure, ie invited TO our gu
perb sssor ment Of Booss IN every department Of
Literature.
BIB es, Prayer Books.
Hymn socks, Juvenile Books ofevery variety,
School Borhs al reduced Prices, Blank Books, which
al our Banbers should Sc, De La Reu, southWorih
Co.'S station ry Nh ic Maps Mathematical In
1t uments, . Ere stock Of Cnetsmen and Boards,
. handsome ass n ment ofW ALL PAPkR AND BOR.
OtRs sold q, rc,s defy competition, Fancy Ari-
Giles OF ~ description. camp' siDg india Rubber
Canes, Port Aonnsies, Seear Gases, Paper Weights,
Gold Pen Tnerm meters, Puzzles, &c.
We Intend m 4king our store the
Popular News Depot Of Davenport!
All Nassxin.s, Newspaper: &c. published, for
sale. sGb=cr ptons received for New York daily
papers.
IOWA BOOK ROOMS.
No. 50 Brady 81, above the Port Once.
CHARLES ADAMS. Proprietor,
CHAKLE3 b, ADAMS, Agent.
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E10M Ne subscriber, On Or about the On inst..
e my Ohsstnp1 1ofo gltfY" ofe = Vsli
knsvA % 1est FARMERS tAfeaoAeat ~ ss0a1 >
-. - : isnS q a IN kinz -. ~, ssS
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DAR1INDUC1MENfo 10 A01NT6-DU1N
nENOHD 0a1vaoing Ascnts wanted In IN para
q ths country 1os the "Co@pfehenstve 0soRapAy
WeRii," fron The eosisst ssss - the present time
D ., b 0ooDnICu, (estsr resisy.l Na0aatly bo1n6
asd beautafuily Illustrated. PYtes q. Do1d ealy n
Aosuts - vAeo spedsl dleesacts wil y gsven. ~
pi5cea1s sheuI1 slets vhaa esunSsas tAsy veall ~
IN. o0Lsou 3 o..
nanl9A 1DVul1oD .tsooA 1T.
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Cock SoOVEos
~ DfpymNuR Patterns q Osok 04eves nov On
~ exhihitiaa saA fue sale q ~ ue0es Furnish.
hS VAR 1os0set
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29

THE USE OF DIR. IIOsTETTER's STOMACH
BITTERS for Dyspepsia Flatulence, iiea2mess ofthe
Stomach, any other like affections second TO none
in America abroad To be able TO state confidently
thai the rBiters certain for the dyspepsia
and like diseases, is 10 the proprieors ofun-
alloyed pleasure. ltremoves all morbid matter from
the stomach pureEes the blood, mparls renewed vi
taily to the nervous system giving thai tone and
ergS indispensable 10 the restoration health. Ths
numerous Acknowledgements ofits Superior excellence
and beneficial results have assured the proprietor
that il cannot but prove great 10 the afflicted
and impart vitality TO the thorough system.
See adverLisemeht In another column.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29

luSfe Is perhaps no disease WhicH uentToys uup
piness and comfort Of individuals end families to the
same extent a. Dyspepsia indigestion.
Previously 10 the discovery ofthe
OXrGENATED BI1IERS,
there existed no medicine accessible ls those sufsrns
from this wide apread disease which relieved it in any
marked ccgree.
The power ofihese bitters over the above named
disease we'll as all those having their origin in i'm
perfect digestion, and functional diseases o The siom
ach as well as Asthma and general debility II beyond
all question.
III speedy and permanent cures of some of the Sc
yeresl and stubborn record Is suiclent con-
firmalIono ot this fact.
COPY Of A LETTER FROM A SCHOOL TEACH.
ERIN DETROIT
DETROIT, hhch., Jane l6. 1857.
MEssRs. s. w FowLE& u Co.. BosroN lin reference
to the Oxygenated Bilsers, can say that alter having
the Dyspepsia for several months, and almos dying
with paia and heavness in my stomach, was prevail
cd upon by friend, who had been cured by the same
medicine, 10 Try bottle of Green's Oxygenated Bat
sers. Before using half bottle fell greatly relieved
and by the tine had used two bottles and a halt
was entirely well and still remain know Of sew
eral cases distressing even than my own, whci
have been entirely cured by thu invaluable medicine
and II gave me great pleasure recommend it 10 an.
and all who may be suffering from this dreadful nala
dy. w. A. BACON, Teacher o( Detroit Selec
School.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
Dr. WIstal''s Baisalm OF wild
GSNesshv

This preparation ID certain cure for all diseases
of THROAT and LUNGS. Cooghs Colds. Bron.
chtis, Whooping Cough. Group. Incpient Consump-
ton. &c. in confirmation OF the highest medical an
throity that f.CoT sumption CAN CURED. numerous
instances Of complete restoration from The desease by
the use OF lie Basam be given.
The following letter was received from Col Mark-
ham, OF the British Army. and showes the estimation
in which lh, BaIsan OF Wild Cherry is held abroad
PIER lIoTEI lsLE OF WHITE, ENGLAND. Sep. 30, 80
SIR ~ have daughter IN delicale state Of health
who has thiIlk received signal heneft from Dr. WIS.
tar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, three bottles Of which
were sent her. by hez brother in Canada. Please pui
me up six bottles and forward them by the first steam
er TO SOUTHAMPTON Liverpool. you may Gnd most
convenient with any account of the medicito you
may be leased to send me. We have searched Lon.
don for il in vain.
Believe me yours, truly.
WM. MARKHAM S
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29

FINE WRlTING.-The appearance OF an Aurora
Borealis, has afforded newspaper editors and reporters
all over tho country opportunity 10 set off e
specimens of very fine writing in which the entire
stock of aeciives in The language has been exhaust
ed. In thus torrent and whirwind Of highiaun it Is
relief and pleasure 10 fall back upon plain. vigorous
ABgloSaxon, Ind 10 in simple phrase the fact that
the most beautiful and durable garments for gentle.
and youths to be found in the country, those
made at the Brown Stone Bloihng Hall of Rockhiil y
Wilson, Nos 603 and COS Chestnut street. above Sixth
Philadelphia
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
A DressIShoe for the Ladies

1hsre exists 10 doubt different opinions as 10 what
constitutes ladys Dress Shoe or Boot. Many fancy
the morocco aiIef Boot be pretilest some think
the Jenny Lind Boot or Biskin Others The hafgaiter.
the slipper &C. Experiences has taught me the French
aAtng Cater Is considered The most perfect Dress
Shoe q lady wears and ncs been me leading Dress
Shoe among mnsJ fashionable circles for wears 90
far qs neat foot is concerned, am il behalf G. she
ladies. This summer the fancy,colored Caters, IN
poiht of numbers, will be worn as Dress Shoe for
more than many other kinds Of shoes put logether-
Asito the Leading celors that will be worn, the
c,l9rs. both dark and light as well as the dark ashes
OF roses will take the lead Yet there is no color
that will be Considered as directly taking the lead in
fashion. lts Unknown fact that lady's Gaiier
when made o good Lasting and properly put togelh.
er, will oit-wear any other kind of Dress Shoe and
Is the cheapest in the long run. have on hand
asllngs OF all kinds, and various colors. | have a
caTu al one hundred and forty different colors and
shades oil colors Of French and English lasting open
now tor the inspection OF the ladies'; and from this
assortment OF colors lady cannot help getting any
coior she may wish match her dress. Also. tan aud
Il hronze-colored nioToc~o made up IN abundance "a
ty shoe, and yet neat fitting easy shoe, is 10 be
praised Tor how often has il been said my hearing
- have sore corns ON my feet and by The ladies' il
most cases Nine ladies Of every ten. before the
age of "a. from the reasonable calculation, have
their feet suffering from corns, Such Is really the
iacti and what IS the cause of ihisl How often is i
The case with The gentlemen. we'll as the ladies I
lMy get pair OF Shoes wear them; apparently thel
1T, and the first thing they know corn or corns
The ieet. The fault of this surely in the fool
but IS IN the cut ohe shoe. As instance, perso
eau have pair of shoes that will fit we'll from all az
pearance; and yet, TO wear it. some parts OF III
shoe are too large and loose the foot and oihe
paris are SO tight as TO make and bunons, whc
not the fault Of the foot but is the fault OF the
ker As an instance, pair of boots shoes that al
I PROPERLY cut aud put together, will set smooth, an
: look Well 20 The eye, upon the foot. They will ~
ring and Twist opslded aiier being worn lew time
aad furthermore, will not create eprns on The fool.
those who have tender feet and corns ond bunion
: will give US call We will convince them how
shoe will moi create corns and yet look well Oh II
loot, Gail az FLANlGEN'S Cheap Shoe Store, N
! 10 West Second street, Wilmington, Del,
II MAY 81 1859
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
MARRIED.

On the 27lh instant, by Rev P. Mansfield
JoHN II. CAHALL and Ans MI BAIrMAN, all of
Kent CO., Del.
In Dover, on the 20th instant, by Rev. Chas.
Cooke. A. s. LuKINs. to SUSAN s. DUHAMEL.
daughter of VIM. DuHanel, Esq.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
NIsgEL.h.s n i ! j ! .
HENRY CLAY ON THE UNION.

EXTRACT vaoM SPEEcR pELlyEkrD BEFORE
Tns LFoIsLA1use or KsxrucKv. At FRAsx-
Fo2T, Nov. 18th, 1850,
may be asSed, as have been asked, when
| would consent to dissolution of the Union.
answer, NEvER! NEyER NEvER.
Il the agitation in regard to the Fugitive Slave
Law should continue and increase, and become
alarming, i viii lead to the formation of two
new parties; one for the Unian and the other
sgnsnsl the union- And The
ftiofm OF that Duioa party Will be the Union
the Constitution, aud the enforcement Of tie
Laws And IT IL should be necessary 10 form
such party, and it should be accordingly form
ed, 1 anaoanca myself 10 this place member
Of that party, whatever may be lls component
elelasatA"
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
THE
Test Of IL Years Experience
HAS PROVED THE SUPERIOR QUALITY or
HEGEMAN, CLARK g. co.'s
G. enuime Cod Liver Oil.

IL is pronounced by Physicians the best remedy for
Consumptioil Scroiula. Chronic Rheumatism De. ever
discovered
CAUTION The value Of this remedy depends
upon iispury. and in order to customers
pure artice.one of firm went to Newfoundland 10
supefintend the manufacture Of Oil, ard we WAR
RANT IT PuE. See that the label has The eagle and
mort:. and The signature the cork Of each bottle,
as there is great deal Of cheap, inferior oil palmed Of
for genuine. TO the great injury of patients.
SJt Ask for Hegeman. CLARK a. Co.'S. and lake no
other, many have been clred with the genuine who
have used others without any benefit.
USEFUL IN EVERY FAMILY.-Paint,
Crease Spots, elc. removed instantly Gloves SiiLs
Rbb,ns etc, cleaned equal new without injury lc
the Most DELEGATE color fabric, by IlEGEMAN g. Cos
CoNcEETRATED BENZiNE, only rs cents per hotIe
HEGEMAN a. CO., Druggists l6l, 39g, 5Ii and 75g
Broadway. New York. o6-3m
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
Important to Females.

DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLs.-The combi-
nstion OF Ingredients in these Pills the result of
long and extensive practice. They mild in their
operation. and certain correcting all irregularities.
Painful Menstruasons, removing all obstrucfions.
whether from col vr otherwise. headEche JAN The
side. paIptaton of the hear whites. all nsrvons r.
eclions Mysteries pam The back and limbs
&c. disturbed sleep, winch arise from interruption Of
nature.
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS
was the COMMENCEMENT Of new MIA In The treatment
Of those Irregularities and ohslruttiops which have
consigned many thousands Of The young lhe bena-
tiful and the beloved 10 Pramafure Crave No fe-
male enjoy good health nnesa sha il regular and
whenever an obstruction takes place the q tneral
health hegins to decline
DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS are The most eiieesual
remedy known for all ccmpisius pecuiur 10 Fe-
males. TO sl cisssxx they ure uyoluahie Inducing
with certainty jscrO3se regularity. They ale known
70 umnds who have sed sham at d1e ren periods
tbFoughot The country, having fhe sanftio Of some
Of the most eminent PbyHeitns ~ America Explicit
directions. stating when. and when They should be
ssed. with each Box-thc ffcc One Dollar elleb box,
containing 20 Pills.
A valuable Pamphlet 10 be had free Of Tho A aents
Pills sent by mail pom pity BY ENCLOSING prize 10 the
Genefel Agent. al|d BY JAMES r. II0fFl,CKER,
Gmyraa. ard BY Druz gsis generally.
T. 3. HUrCHfN(sx. General Agent.
fobtT.ly los Chambers g.. Nsw York
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends ana
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons & lacks ioand from the Kan.
road Depot. near Smyrna, for the purpose o.
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, bag.
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the ~es'
part Of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
FULLY received and promptly attended to.
or He will also run Wagons to and ilon.
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose Of hauling
Goods, Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors. he hopes TO meri'
and receive liberal share OF the public 2a,lon.
age. EBENEZEk LUh 4.
Der 10, ,''55-tf
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
An Apology Needed.

THE subscriber having received heavy stock of
CHEAP GOODS lille more than a week ago
asks tpe forgiveness OF bis customers and the public
generally iof not appearing in The TIMES Of last week.
Though il having leaked out some OF our friends
step2ed in, bought good large bills aud promised 10
call again. 9TCOME ON, friends we have a new
aud excellent assortment OF Goods there is plenty OF
every variety left. which will be sold cheap Come,
and look for yourselves, soon.
THOS. CARRoW.
Smyrna, Nov. IL, '59-lm
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
MackereI and Herring

For sale by LkwIs a BRorHER, corner Of ms.' ass
Commerce streets. Smyrna De-. o~o
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29

Insurance Notice.
THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the KENT
COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY will meet at The Office of the President,
DIR. 5. Nj. FIsLER, in smyrna, on Monday, the
I'd day OF January nxt, al 10 o'clock, A. M.;
at which time niue Directors win be chosen, to
serve for the ensuing year. A general attend
ance OF the stockholders is requested.
All Po.::;,es expire on the first day Of Janu-
AIRY next, and, the first day of January being on
Sunday, all persons must renew their insurance
on Saturday, BY paying their Interest 10 the
following Agents
w, c. Robinson, Delaware City
Jas. r. Clements, Smyrna
Jas. Cowgirl, Treasurer, DoveF;
Jacob " Fouk, MilfoEd;
George Nj. Davis, Bridgevlle;
Doct. A. Mauck. Laurel;
James Ponder, Milton;
John ID. Rodney, Georgetown;
WIN. NJ. Hickman, Lewes;
Manaen Gum, Franktord.
GEO. D. DICKSON, Sec'y.
Nov. "a, le59---6w.
Smyrna times., 1859-12-29
10 the Public.

AH7 frH the positive intention Of diseonensns
w mercantile business, The ensuing winter. hefel
offer and will sell out. adysnIa geous terms 70
person or persons who would like &c lake re0mmeece
The business here. The stand is well known iRas
il may be said 10 rank among The best in the slass
and as field operate va, perhaps, mol To be sufpsa
cd There may be bonghi and shipped, 100000 bush
els OF gram if desired, 3Ut coo bushels, yearly W
gelher with wood, slaves &C. large quantities 1hs
navigation cnuscs the trade aud produce 10 be easily
directed all important Eastern mnfkeis, as weisS
Philadelphia, al The lowest scale Of freight kne~n
among the business places oflhe Stale. In the sale o.
Lime, Gnano. Phosphate, Salt, Brick, Suildine SlOnss
&C.. large and profitable business can be done.st
lule or no risk. OF Lime alone, from 200 70 sOO,Ooo
can be sold year. la selling oni. shall want 70
1s;;; Lime kllns Q, a good sloop. near. I'm
Msiii ly new, about 40 IONS burden, and ITfYhl
zS@-- Two superior coasung Sehoonefs <sllEk5st
hout leo tons burden, eael aIso the but srE7sos
Ga new Schooner, nearly finished. about l3O 10 Lag
ans burden. will be sold cheap and on co terms.-r
will not be insisted upon, Ia selling out, thai any
soperiy shall be taken mol necessarily reqalred,s
GEO. w. CUMNilNS. +
Smyrna. Dec. 1st. ls59-3m-