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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24
ANOTHER DisCovERY.-A letter

ANOIHEH OlSCOVERY.-A letter
from Cairo says:
"The general subject of conversation
liz this city, is discovery which has
just been made by the xell-known ar
ch@ologist, NJ. Mariette. lie has
found at Thebes, after long and diff
cult researches, the tomb, still intact,
of Pharaoh Amosis. The King is
lying in his coffin, completely covered
with gold Leaf, ornamented with large
wings painted on it. Thirty jewels Of
great value by the side of the King, as
was also Ratchet of gold, ornament
ed with figures in lapis luzuli. Some
years ago, Mr.. Marietta had a similar
piece of good fortune in finding in the
tomb Of Apis, the jewels which now
form the principal ornament of the
Egyptian museum Of the Louvre"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24

"DR MANN, the renowned dscovcrer Of that
invaluable remedy, Or. Nann's Ague B.lssm, stii
continues TO labor in behalf Of the afflicted. His
medicines are universally admitted By the American
press to be far superior to any and all others ever
discovered for the Of chils and sgue,
and oil intermittens. There can be no doubt, if We
can place confidence in the innumer able testimonials
which the Doctor has in his possession that it Is the
greatest discovery made in the science Of med
cine Tho attention Of our readers is called to the
advertisement Of this Balsam found Ia another col.
umn Of this paper, and would recommend oil suf-
ferlng from this disease viz chis fever and aRue,
to avail themselves OF trial Of this remedy,
Bold by ali good druggists.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24

VISITING A COUNTRY FRIEND.-You
get up earlier than usual in the morn
ing, to begin the necessary prepare
tons. The children are dressed with
out any regard to expense; they then
rush cut to see if the wagon has come,
and generally fall in the mud, where
upon they return crying to the house,
to be washed and dressed again.
After!!multitudinous..d delays and vexa-
tions,you crowd the family in diminu-
tive carriage, crack the whip, and are
off. The children all want to drive, and
if you deny them they will "drive you
to Distraction" as your wife says, with
their cIamorous voclferatlons for whip
and lines. Arrived, after terrible jolt
ing, at the place of destination, you
are ushered into the parlor, where no
fire has been for months. But the
people give you hearty welcome, SO
warm, indeed, that you forget physical
disconiorts. The children are taken
into the kitchen, where they revel in
acres of gingerbread. In the parler
the women folks ply the needle and
tongue, while you talk gravely with
your host about the weather then
about the crops then about politics !;
then walk out with him to look at the
farm, and get cold in your head by
standing on the wet ground. Then
you walk back to the house, and feel a
little symptom of a yawn, which you
repress.
Then you try to be very agreeable,
and break down. But dinner is an
noanced anon, and you cheer up. You
must needs eat with relish or offend.
But when you can eat no more, from
sheer plethora and exhaustion, yon are
urged to go on gorging, until you be-
come almost offended at the superfnl.
ty OF hospitality.
The afternoon seems long, though
you talk again Of weather, crops, poll
tics, and exert yourself to the utmost.
You keep thinking Of your daily paper
dropped in the yard at home by the
newsmen: and very likely picked up by
the urchin who lives next door. But
you stay on till the " heightened shad-
ows DER the fields proclaim the close
of day. 1t is quite possible that a
storm is brewing in the west-that
when You get ready to start, the rain
will fall beautifully. At length you
start for home, but when you have
gone half mile your wife discovers
that her basket is left behind. 1t il
unpleasant to turn back, for the rain
beats tiercely in your faces from tina
direction, but it can't be helped
Finally You get home wet, weary, s,re
-Biddy says that IAN ilIigant looking
gentleman called to see ye, sur" You
seem to know by the instinct that be
wanted to get married; but he is gone
ditto the fee. The paper is gone, toe
boy stole it, undoubtedly. Fire on,
in the study fire out in the sitting
room. This is the way we "spend .
day" in the country.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHEESE BROUCH
Dental 9r1rE0n1a.

MOULD respectfully infovm the Inhabitants OF
W Davenport and Vicinity that he has opened an
once directly over the Davenport Gas 90. o. h.r-
wins Block on Perry, between Third and Fourth .s,
Tor the Transaction Of Mechanical and Operative tn-
tistry In all Its branches. Having received insruc
items from, and during tho year been ssoeatei
With, one Of most able practioners In the East he
feels confident that any operations entrus ed 10 h
viii BE- executed In . careful and skilfui manner
ne VII Be most happy 70 show any who may favor
him With . call, his Recommendations, which Of
the highest character, snd would Invite the moot
critical examination upon oil work Committed 10 bis
hands. All operations registered and warranted -
He eocits share OF the public patronage and takes
pleasure In submitting ths following Testimonial
NEW LosDos, Oct. -, 1851
This may certify that DR.. J. Chesebroush Ass beea
pupil OF mine In the study Of Dentissry, and that
during the past year. be has operated With ne in my
ONCE In his professional ability have the greatest
confidence, and Cordially recommend him 10 any
Wishing such services those Of csreful and skin.
fal Dental Operator. Wv. 1H1YHIBLD.
And also In referring 70 nessrs.
O. r. 4 o. Shepard, Hon 7. W. wuRams,
O. Learned, Dr.. ". ". shs0sid,
Hon Ibeneser Learned, G Learned,
Dr. Levis Bette. Rev Daniel auntingsea.
= " bsowns. Dr. w StodAasd,
OF new London, Conn also "a
". tsrro-s, o Barysvs.
Non Cannon, Dr. Baker,
Dr. Witherwax, Rev nasDa.
~ = = H py "a, 1e.rs Cock Sargent.
4 ssrIov - VA Remington,
S1vooovsrds AZ Mast,
= Sl,ymaker, AW Raiiev. sp.sa
~ Q Assoun, Ohss Po~s.
10 Aemenss' Sbo N Rogers.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24

The Whole w oPld United ...Sick PEG
plo, Think !..Aftor which, Act!
You'd scarce expect, at this late day,
With startling cures . book 10 fill:
THIS Is the case, the million say,
With the cures Of Herrck's Pill.
They come from East, and North, and West,
And with glad ttdings the papers Ali,
Because they are the cheapest, safest, best.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
mad,
They always cure-they ne yer kill
Thousands now in their graves were laid
Were IL not for Herrick's Pill.
Each pill With sugar Is covered DER
rare discovery OF matches skin;
Their like WAS never seen before,
Until it.sppeared In Hevritk's Pill.
For years he's worked TO heal the sick,
with JOY elate his bosom dis;
For tens o. thousands now rejoice
A. the magic powers OF Hervck's Pills.
70 HERRICK'S NATCHLrSS VBGETAB
FAMILY PILLS have Inundated the world with
their popularity. Over 1--WE millions Of boxes are
usfd annually, giving employment TO eighty Ave men
and women 10 put them up. Their cares are num-
bered by thousands-th.ir praises the tongues OF
oil. CuiIe1s Of Davenport and elsewhere, have you
ever used them? Put up In English, Spanish, Ger
man and French directions Large family boxes,
p cen;sl hve boxes for 81. Sold everywhere.
mchI8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24

l3sasdss'h's Pills, composed wholly Of
Vegetable matter, are found BY experience. to
b harmless TO the most tender age, or the weakest
frame, under every stage o. human suffering; the
most pleasant and benign In thsir operation that
we're ever offered to the world and At the same time
the most certain in searching out the root Of any
complaint, however deep. ard Of performing cure
B1ANDRsTH, ND.
Sold st No 2sl Osnal-st, DranAreth,s Building.
Jsnell dAw1m -5.t+l.5
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24
Mississippi 4 Missouri B. r.


Trains run BY Chicago time, which Is twelve mia
utes foster than Davenport time.
I'M and after Monday, April Ilth, 1859, and until
~ further notice, trains viii leave Davenport .rr
Auscatine. Columbus City, Washington and Iosa
Oity (6undays exceptedD - follows:
ist Express and Mall Train 1t $50 A -
Trains will leave Davenport for Chicasodaily, san
lays excepted % follows:
LIST Nail Train, at 10 10 "
ID Express Train, at s23Pm
Trains arrive u Davenport daily. (sssdays slesp
lsd) - follows:
PROM THE EAST.
LIST nxprsss Train u sGAs,
"a Mail Train, at 5So rM
FROM THE WEST.
LIST NAH Train, At Gspx
Trains run by Chicago time which istwe!v- mn
0tes faster than Davenport tirle.
All trains out Of Davenport vii! make oonnet .ioas
ct Coiumbs City, Washington and Iowa Cry sta
the western Stage Co.'s stages for all point We.
The Passenger Train connects at Rock Island VIII
CHICAGO Rock Island Railroad trains for oil , nts
East, North and South.
Passenger sse reminded Of the necessity ofx,v,rF
1istinct direction TO the destination Of their Gag
gage, also before taking heir scAn
he cars.
N. b. The Novning colo A ny train for the E..i
cor" ects At joliet With HAi0s The Michigan Cen.
t. al At the June n with trains the y. ts-
burg, ~ Wayne h Cfi1eg, h h; st Chicago VT.
trains on the Michigan 10 1thern and Michigan Csn-
trail Rail Rosds.
apr17 JOHN Y. TRACY, supt-
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24

Ksokuk 10 going to celebrate the
coaisg Fourth h . nasnss ersditabl,
% that eitts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24
EUROPEAN WAR Pnospecrs

EUROPEAN WAR PROSPECTS.
The War in Europe seems to be no
longer confined to skirmishing, and
light fighting, but has assumed that
form which ha. been so long, not to
cay ansiously looked for by the people
Of the United States. As a general
thing. the people Of this country are
pleased to see this work of blood
shed and Wholesale destruction going
on-not because our couotrymen arc
blood-thirsty, or that they delight 10
the adversity Of others, but more from
love Of excitement and . hope that
the smashing Of European heads will
increase the amount Of exports of this
country.
The late accounts from the field O,
action, if We may judge from the re-
ports Of either side, show W that the
ground 10 closely contested BY the Aus.
trian forces, and notwithstanding the
Allied forces seem to be victorious. the
victory 10 not gained without hichlv
disastrous losses. From the condition
In which affairs now stand, We are not
inclined to believe as many do. that
the war will be terminated speedily, or
that the Austriaus will yield tamelv
70 the demands Of the Allies, but on
the contrary, We look look for /. r.
enactment Of the scenss which tr.n..
pirsd o. the Earope.n fields, DURING
the campaign Of Napoleon the Frat.
II i 200 almost certain that pro..;.
will take up arms Is the ally Of Aus.
tria, and in such = case, it il belie,ea
that Ruasia will take s,de with France
and Sardinia, and if such should prove
70 b the cass, tie war, Instead Of be.
leg ssaassd to any particular locality.
wm ssesoe 1seepsas. 1sels.d.
tAsseA sAs dssisss y pesssevs ! 800.
- Soolbel taalaisA w - helhvH
- ~ o1AWq ~ ~ ~ z
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MALT WeINE.
McKNIGHT'S MALT WINE.

rTVHE subscriber off.rs for comparison Nth any
i Kind Of Imported Ale, his NAT WINE.
His connitnce in the superiority II this superb
extract OF MALT and H0Ps u vsPrs ated b. the I'm.
die and Bsst. RI Stat1.
it, prod action b the reGut Of - yeasss practical
experience combined with the facilities on ,rded by
one Of the largest Breweries IN the United 0tstes
Containing oil the latest improvements, adopted AZ
ter recent personal Inspection Of The British Brew.
cries, with the express view Of intro3ucloga
STANDARD American Malt LiSuoP.
Il 10 pure dietlc beverass-s stomachic restors.
tive and toaic-botted expressly TOR table use for
hotels end foe invalid -unadected By climate, and
sold ct pvics below the imlsAsioo foreign slc
For Analysis, Recommend tions and further par.
ticulars, address
apr2e-t8ms Albany, N. 7:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

T1~DisAt tsnths Of the entire sio0h OF Ice 10 the
city Of Dsverpsrt, is ownedb By
Jspes d10 HENRY ALTMAN.
STILL IN fHn PlDLD-The Davenport Ice ca
Once, IL Brady street. mavS 3m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24

Grover ~ Bakers
CELEBRATED
FAMILY SEWING MACHINES
4 New Style. Price $50.
4s5 BROADWAY, NY.
fhese Machines sew from two epoos, and form q
seam Of unequssd strength, bea u,y aud elasticity
UhAch u h0T Tip, even " every fourth stitch b cut
fhsy unQ uestaonaby the best In the market Tor
family use.
nrsEND FoR A cIR0ULARAu
&c. Wsshbusne, Agent,
oc9e-dtf Davenport, Iowa.
$50 YaAa.-wanted IN ACTIVE, HosEsr
nan IN every county 10 the States, TO t,ave, and
canvass ser the New Yoak OAA nus = beautiful.
~ illustrated monthly journal. 70 suitable. active
oss, salary Of $500 per ysar and . small CON mia
slon will BE- paid. Address
O. r. BAifToH. Publisher, 60 Bseknap IT,, Y =
Jan11
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24
DR.. j. Mcdonnell,
VetorlnaYT Surgeon, M. r. Y. /.

vot0Hl14If surgeon, M. H. Y. l.
Vx1OULD respectfully insosn the pub,lsA
w that be can Be consulted at his Vet LlN
srinsry DstAbl'shmsns (0a mir street, ION
between Brady and Perry streets Ill the disoases
the horse 10 subject TO. After acquiring ell she
modern improvs ments IN the science OF vetsrtnary
NedIcjne end Oareerv, - e1u0unde4 b tho Dnglish
and Continental Colleges, he feels happy In saying
that he will give ssttsfecsion.
All Diseases warranted curet IL durable, or no
cberRs mads. Onsaltse3oa fsee. Aay snosns Of
refere1ess.
4 horse-shoeiag shop b ceonestlea, who're horses
ose GAed proper. ton-SA&v
LOok at the FOlDOWing.
nstsisnA ,sise - 49, esAA
III sS - "
60, I. b - u y SEEM
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24

Metal VVaTo1ho1100
As Wabash Avenue, Chicago.
TNHn susubscriber has nov in stock
i 5000 Boxes I O 10 by 10 Tin Plate,
$500 Roofing Tin,
1000 lxloby II Tin Plate,
500 &c l2 bv IL
500 1Xl2by49 I"
800 &c Ia by 20 j"
600 1xl4by20
200 xx13by 20
100 XXX Aby 20 ="
50 1xxXxl4by2O"
800 10 10 by ~ Coke,
1000 &c l4by 70 :" Roofing,
80 DO,
100 DIX,
100 " DIX
50 XXlOby IA,
1000 Bundles No % Sheet Iron.
100 LIST quality Russia assorted Nos
600 Pigs Bsnca Tin,
100 Casks Zinc, assorted Nos
Together with full! asso TIM mt o: nheathing and
Braaiers' Copper, kivst., Fare, Stamped Ware, and
Timers Tools and Machine, al OF which IL offered
at the lowest MARKET price for Cash.
$4,000 Bundles Wire Fencing.
We are prepared to make contracts with dealers
for hrst quality anneaed Fence Wire, Nos and .,
In quantities Of not less than ton deliverable ct
our Warehouse Ut any time previous to the first day
Of June next-ave per cent cash 10 be paid when the
contract Is made, balance on delivery. Purchasers
are invited to correspond with NJ.
jana THOMAS 8. DIOYRRSON
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24

Strawberries!
THIS delicious fruit. We are now prepared 10 fur
i nish IN any quantity desired, 1t
50 N rs PER UARf
Store, opposite Post Once Buildings, Brady street,
june7dtf P1O9 Z O3ANPIALD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-06-24

w. ID. Balm, M. d.,
TrAvIE0 located In the City Of Dav- mort re-
II seectful'y Doliets the patronage Of the etsens
HAvisg had lo1G experience In the treatment Of
DID8A18S or ran EY1,
VII rive them together with other Practice, hb
faithful stteui ion.
n once - Bsady-street, nrst stairs above The
Post ODce. je7-omv
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-01-22
mormonen= Mneeleecnheiten.

Mdt Brigham youn9'6 Ma6t ideint
e6 gu @noe gu 9eben, iein Nnisben i'm
eieenen @olfe 1T beinabe rernidtet. @r
no9t i@ faum auf Der Strabe 1eben ~
laien, uno Der @dreden Dor ben Doniz
ten (ren Seluiten oes Mormpniemus)
1T babin. Die tirdlihe Madt 1T caz
bin, unb Die politi1de Moht in ibre
Re&te eiu9eieBt, bic 2esislatur ioute am
e1iten Monto9 i'm DECEMBER in 6iumcre
GiY suiammenfommen, unp miro {id
mobriheinlid io9lei& na6 Salt Gate Gitp
perta9en. ueteraQ mereen idon &irhen
ancerer MISUNDERSTANDING er1Hnet.
General Sobnfcn ftebt nit letnen Erup>
pen nod INNER bel Gepor GitY, 6oWeei>
len iucli& BON Der 9aupttaet, er taut
8arroden uno rtdtet ltd auf einen LAM
germ Mufentbalt Elm. Die 9eiliQen seben
frieeli& ibren @eladften mad, uno mol
len pom Brigham youn9 nidt6 mebr
mt0en, ~ uno erpbe 3l9e itno auf benz
@eee nad Californian, BON 9euten, Die
fruber in Gplee Der Sdredensberrldaft
oa6 @ebiet ntdt gu uerlaifn 1pa9ten. Sn
@alt 2ate Bailey fino trenieRen6 10000
@rbettszO dlen biuie gu %verfaufen, nell
DIES ben @essu9 iebr erleidtert. >@in
Sod Sd1en tauft man fir $46, einen
@aBtn fit $25.
Die mprmcnen ftnb meit in ben fir
liden Diitritten seritreut, ee eebt ibnen
ialedt uno ie furdten Die Snbianer,
mel9e, in Tclet -ee9en ie perltter Sc
maltbatt9teiter, i'm 8e9rif 1np, aufiu<
teben. Die l1tas finn ben Mappices ~
9ulie eescsen uno aud bic nSrpliden
Snoianer ('np unrubis. Seltt Elm Sn>
planer<&,;s9 anstrehsn, 70 mibten bic
Mcrmcnen pisper na9 ben, Nprpen 3ie<
ben, unp iid unter ben S4uB Der Irup>
pen itelIen, pcn penen eben 1000 Mann
in Dem Gerritortum fteben.
Sn Sau Bernarpino fansen idpn eroBe
3use absefauener Mormonen an anau>
tcmmen. @iele papon itno ebemalist GIN
mpbnsr, rte nun iuradtebren, nadpem fe
Aue5 perlrrtn. @iele anbere AUDI na@
ben Staaten uuo @arlon @alleY.
Or. Gorue9, etr Snoiantr<@ eent il
bon ltinem Ausfus 3u Dem @oolt Greet
uup 9umbolbt 5noiaueru 3urad8tttbrt
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-01-22
&ermii6te NQ9rt9ten.

Derpel;bonoelY pn st. paul.
- Der @eiammtpertb Der pel3e, bic leBz
tes Sabr BON ct. Yanl, Minn.> auSee<
fii9rt wuroen> betrd8t $161,022; in 1857
$182,491 unb in 1856 $496,75O. Die
i9einbare &bnabme 1T nidt pur9 9erin9e
Suantitdt lpnoern our9 ben SAL cer
pretle peruria9t. ct. Yaul miro Elm
srobe6 Depot uno SammelploB fir ben
peljbanoel weroen. @or 1914 wurce
pa5 0el ammtprpbuft be6 @ep &tYer 1baz
les nDrcli9 unb lQoli6 pon Der brittiaen
@rense, cur@ bic 5uoipn 8aY Gompasz
ME auf9efauft unc nuf tem Neli onF fluff
mad 6uoion Bav oerl9tft, SIM Sabre
1914 puroe in ct. paul ber erl tie @eriu6
9ema6t bic pel;e aus Dem Reb NiYer
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eriten Sabre murpen nur fir $1,40O Be-
3o9en. Sn 1856 betru8 Der @ertb $751;
900. Sn 1857 purben BON pembina
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men unc NIT ibren Gtnfdufen surQdfebren,
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mad ben ameritanii9en Mdrften qebradz
ten 8aarer auf 6 @aeen eelaben.
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benz Nelion Gluiie .uire alseu,ein 3ueez
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