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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

.M.ALT WeZNeE.
M OK NIGHTS MALT VINE.
VNHE subscriber Offers for comparison nth any
L Lind OF Imported Ale, his MATT VINE.
ITS cnnd. nee 10 the superiority Of this superb
extract " MALT and HOPS ID wsrraatsd b. the I'M.
rtvslied eputatonh has already attained In the Mid
die and EAST IN States.
Its production is the result OF 30 y.A~s' practical
experience combined 9TH the facilities an ,rded BY
one OF the largest Breweries In the United State,
containing all the s'et impro- ements, adopted AZ
ter rec Lt inspection OF the British Brew.
eries, with toe express view Of introiucirga
STANDARD Americas Malt Liquor.
1t is Ture dietic b. verage-a stomachic restora
tive and tshic-bottled expressly Z table use for
hotels and for invalid -unaGecsed BY climate, and
sold ct PRICE below the imitation foreign ale
For Analysis. Recommendations and further par
ticulArs, address
JOHN MCKNIGHT Brewer,
apr16-isms Albany, N. 7:
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

Jim H., out west, tells a good story
about a "shell-bark lawyer" His
client was up on two small charges
"frivulous charges" as "shell-bark"
called them-(forging a note of-hand
and stealing horse.) On running
his eyes over the jury, he didn't like
their looks, so he prepared an affidavit
for continuance, setting forth absence
in Alabama of principal witness.-
He read it IN whisper to the prisoner
who shaking hts head, said :-"squire,
| cant swear to that ar dockyment."
"Why" "Kase it haint true!" Old
shell inflated and exploded loud enough
to be heard Throughout the ROOM
"What forge note an steal boss,
an can't swear to a lye! Hang such
Internal fools" And he left the con-
scientious man to bis fate.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
Vegetable Substitute for Calomei and
Blue PHI.


BRASpRsrH's vDos1 BILE UNIVERSAL PILLS, by
restoring the bowels to their Original daily and nat
ural acton give str myth to the stomach purify the
blood reestablsh the healthy condition Of the di-
gestve organs. and thus dyspepsia Ids coughs
rheumatiims. dropsies, and sickness g nerslly,
whether chronic or recent. The celebrated Aberne-
thy says: After having cured the arrangement Of
the bowels, deb lily and diseases gener ally di ap
pear Of thftr own accord, even in . short time. -
The experience of . century has established the
worth Of thee pills beyond dispute, Is purgstive
and anti bilious medicines and their use by upward.
800 conscientious physicians. and by over mil
lion Of families, shows that they supplying one
Of the wants Of humanity. and are in advance Of
medical science The above pills, although purely
vegetable, are now known ana used as substitute
for Caiomsl fHydraooyri Cnloridmn, Nfte), produ-
cling all its alternative and other Indications, with
none Of its disorganxing effects upon the soli,s-of-
ten gripping for lfeor its distressing action upon
the tee h and gums. The prepared conce ut ration
from the same principes-the Tits Addition Pills
is . substitute for blue pill (Piiulo Hydrargiri,,
possessing the peculiar action the secreins or
gsns Of that preparation from mercury, but OF
its eaivating or other Injurious effects. Those who
have used III m blue pill euhstituteor OF 1erwise,
awarded to them the highest praise. They come
nearer to concentrated Ess, nee Of Lie than any
thing yet made, In the way Of medicine, by man. 4
single pill given daily chen all hope has fed has Of
ten restored health. In fact they supply an organic
principle to the blood, ALWAYS wanting in extreme
cases Of sickness. Old people have the seeretons Of
early youth restored by these Life Addition Pills
Their value - life-preservers is beyond estimate
Brandreth's vesetable Universal Pills remove from
the bowels ard bio ID OF sick person the Cause OF
death. The Life Addition Pills supply the org.nic
necessity Of the Blood's vitaity-the minute glob-
ules Of vegetable essences, Of which they are but
the coucretion, have their exact COUNTERPART In the
vital giobules Of the blood. And from whence does
the blood derive it, life. it, elobules verify from the
same source from whence DR. Bra dreth derives the
life principle Of the Life Addition Pills-srom tho
veeetsble Kingdom
These pills, % also tho Universal, are warranted
purely vegetable. Retailed respectively at Is and
80 cents Physicians and the public supplied by the
gross, or single box, at DR.. Branireth's Principal
Once. Ne ~ Cansl-st., n T.. and BY all respeota-
bic dealers 10 medicines. Juneas-tJulyi1
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

An E0Xuu0m C00DC0 E'0vu0B vOB B00 xB0Oo
idess Of the United Ssss@s.
The National Inteli9encsr says the sub
joined letter from friend in Belgium, mar.
rates pleasing incident connected with
pnblic worship. a. recently celebrated in
the capital of that country, under the aus
pieces Of the English Episcopal Church. The
community which exists between the two
great branches of the British race, - estab-
lished in England and in the United States,
finds in such Q, ents ct once an illustration
and guarantee:
BRussELs, April II 1859.
To the Editors Of the National latsligen-
Ger:
There occurred here on Easter Sunday an
incident which think deserves that notice
and commentator which you go well know
how to bestow. The Americana learned,
just before the morning service at the prin-
cipal English Church here, that the prayer
for the President oil. the United States, % ap.
pointed to be read in the Episcopal Church
Of the United States of America" would be
embraced in the usual service Of tho said
English Church, in accordance with official
authority derived from the Bishop. This
authority was given in answer to q petition
couched in courteous terms, emanating from
the Legation, and in which the other Amer
lean families gladly joined, addressed to the
Rev Mr.. Drur y. the officiating clergyman.
and presented in person by the wife Of our
minister.
shall never forget the effect of the read
ing OF this prayer for our beloved country
and President in the English church, and by
official authority, in q foreign land. At that
part OF the service where the prayer for the
President is usually read, the feelings of the
little group Of Americans was manifested
| without reserve. There was momentary
pause, and then in deep and fervent voice,
and with tone and expression which show
ed that he realized the iull import and force
OF the beautiful prayer, the venerable
clergyman pronounced the well known
words:
20. Lord, our heavenly father, the high
and mighty Ruler of the Universe, who dost
from thy throne behold all the dwellers up
on earth, most heartily we beseech thee
with thy favor to behold and bless thy ser.
want, the President of the United States"
etc.
At the conclusion Of the prayer there was
given an earnest response, which was Joined
in BY more than one of the English congrs-
gatOn and thus was established the first
example. believe. in Europe, where the
prayer for the President of the United
States is to be included in the regular ser
vice of any congregation of the Church Of
England. under official authority and rscog-
milton.
1t may be that absence from our native
land makes every little incident affecting
her matter Of special interest and concern
and that the feeling of nationality and pat
riotism glows only with warmer sentiment
abroad. But assure you there Was not an
American present but was deeply moved,
and who did not feel it to be indeed glori.
GUS privilege to be able thus to join to-
gether in prayer for the welfare, happi-
ness, and prosperity Of our common country
and Its Chief Executive. 49, c. G B.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

Fsosr AN ADvANrAaE.-If the fol-
lowing b true, and We have similar
statements flam other sources, the
frost hss b. hpnedt to some per-
sons at IL : Indiana Messenger
says: Nj. Adam Hilands, Of White
township, this county, informs rs that
part Of . field Of wheat on his farm,
which Wa severely affected by the
frost Of the 4th Of June was cut down
. few days aftcrwardA and that said
grain Immediately after being cut COM
menced to send forth fresh shoots.
Notwithstanding the grain was in
blossom when blighted BY the frost, it
was cut down, and the portion which
remained in the ground Immediately
commenced sending forth fresh stalks,
which again blosss ned, are filing up
beautifully q the preseut time, and
promise to yield an abundant crop.-
NJ. Highlands is Of the opinion that
% will have . more abundant Weld If
both wheat and straw than he vonld
have he'd from the ground under cnl.
dvaltsa e the frst crop hsd entirely
ssoaped the ravages Of the frost,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

Nothing speaks better for city
than On Independent, we'll conducted,

than ~ independent we'll conducted,
saeh1nahiaG. Newspaper. Tho above
pced BY perusal Of
ety News, = we'll edit
- Ing paper published At
tAat city. It 10 credit to the town.
We copy tho following extract from
the correspondence Of the St. Louis
Republican, to show that our advice
- TO the best route west from the
Missouri River-which We published
during tho Pixies Peak excitement was
good +:
Nebraska City is . growing and
Aourishiog place. and promises in the
failure to be one of the great points
on tho Upper Missouri. Indeed, be-
lisve tho child 10 living that will yet
40 it the most populous and flourish
ing city on tho Missouri River. Near
y every United States Deputy Survey.
or who has been connected with the
government surveys, expresses the
opinion that starting from this point
and drawing . radius at every point
Of the compass westward, will show
that this city is much the nearest
point on the Big and Little Blue, the
Republican Folk and Platte, and that
. large and fertile region Of country
west, now settled aud rapidly settling,
10 much nearer here as point Of ship
meut than st. Joseph, Atchison or
Leavenworth, and hence as population
and products increase, it must neces-
sarily become the great point Of ship
msnt. This fact will be patent to all
who will examine a correct map
This 10 not only true, but it is fact
patent to the Deputy Surveyors west
Of this point that the best natural
routes for the construction Of a great
road and highway from the Missouri
River west, radiste from here-that
direct to Fort Kearney has no equal
ct any point while it is over one hun
dred miles shorter than the routes
from St. Joseph, Atchison or Leaven-
worth. ! have seen aud experienced
something Of life on the Plains, and
know somewhat Of the tolls and hard
ships of travel and inconvenience Of
camp life, and write for the benefit of
friends and others who may wish to
migrate to the Pacific coast, to say
thst BY making Nebraska City their
starting point they will save q hun
bred or more miles travel, the time,
labor, expense incident to it, besides
having the choice Of superior routes to
travel, on which wood and plenty Of
water 10 to be had. The Government
has at last begun to appreciate the i'm
portance Of this place as the point from
which to transport its supplies to the
army in Utah and the military sta
tons on the Plains and in the noun
taius. All the military stores for these
points are hereafter to be forwarded
from here, and not from Leavenworth
- heretofore, and Messrs. Russell, Ma.
jors 4 Co., are now engaged in send
ing off large trains daily from this
point.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

CRoPs In MlCHlaAN.-Rolla A. Saw,
ono Of the editors of the North,cest.
err Home and School Journal, and q
keen observer Of men and matters in
general, furnishes us the following
"Wheat in Michigan will be above
IN average crop, aud was never better
in quality. Many fields are threaded.
The apple crop IN some parts is hea-
W one. Corn 10 uneven, but bids fair
for agood yield." Chicago Journal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
To rnE FARxrss-lke Marvel gives th

/ To THE FARMERs-lke Marvel gives the
following advice to farmers I:
Move on TOW ards better life. Do not
keep your boys It corn Smelling In the long
winter EVENING" Make your farm . place
for your sons sndd aughters that cannot help
loving. Cultivate the trees-they are Gods
messengers. Don't say you care nothing for
good looks. You do care. else Why do You
build that two-story white house, with
blinds and cupols, into which you never
go? Or Why did you, years ago. brush
Your coat and pull up your shirt collar,
when you we're starting on Sunday eve
hinge visit to the good woman who now
shares your home. IS, e,is S. fsss"---
ToMAro KErcHuP-The following. from
long experience. We know to be the best re-
ceipt extant for making tomato ketchup
Take one bushel OF tomatoes, aud boil
them until they are soft Squeeze them
through fine wire seivs, and add:
Hsha gallon Of vinegar, 'ete'
One pint and hsf Of salt,
Two ounces Of cloves, 1885,
Quarter Of . pound Of allspice,
Three ounces Of Cay enns Pepper,
Three tablespoonful Of black pepper,
Five heads Of garlic. skinned and sepera-
ted. s.s.e4 80 80, 'sases 49, - 7.
Nix together and boil about three hours.
Or until reduced 70 about one hall. Then
bettls. without strainiag. es59 Il, :,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
- Wa anaok n III. d..

i've epeak Of the siron ipter.
q" he ssoal interest,"" the afsrmipe
isesssuk Ssnd CO. forth, but Who thinls
e. ~ sIeger beer iaterest Z" AID
~ - masuhcture q lager beer hsa
= e6osuDoos capital invested in It, pro-
10y 49, salirs eooaxy $3.50, ooo.-
ca y Uew York and vtsicity ths.s
oG1nqG1n - tbparo 2o om 600, nssd
- = 1elphiA ~, = Qssein-
~ - - Aenia
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

svatons for the hair that have been introduced .
iofslliols, nome has ever given the satisfaction
gained the popularity that Prof. pods Hair Resto-
rstivs now hiss. HIS Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of innumsrabis fashionable toilets and the
ladies', wherever they have tested Il, prosouncs
peerless article. They end, whore the hair ID thin
sed. that II creates fre.h growth-that It fully
restores the veostAtive power Of the roots on the
dsnpdsd pttDA end causes the abrss to shoot forth
49, a dssolves and removes dandru6, pre-
1noll1eG AIR to its original color
srvesed, gives . rich
hexsbiiityo Of silk TO
Infant, healthy and
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

The GREAT WESTERN
Insurance and Trust Company,
Farmers Union Insurance Company
OF ATHENS, Pa,
Having consolidated their business, the same will
hereafter b. conducted by the unitsd companies, in
the name OF the
THE GREAT WESTERN
Insurance 4 Trust Company,
at their once in the Compsoy's building,
4O3 Walnut street. Philadelphia.
ny this arrangement tire incf me OF the N17El
WEsTERN JNSCR moe AND TRUST CON
PANY viii be x'gsy augmented and yer 4130, O0C
added TO its asses, Of which $1,000 Is In First
Aorg CAGES with b Ids bea ing six per cent interest
on In proved property. worth dou la the amount !;
which gives the Company $3.50 900 Of available
means to meet any liabilities.
All running risks Of either Company are %.
sumed and anv losses that NAV occur will be prompt
" adjusted and paid.
Fire, Inland. and Mari~e Cargo RisEs Taken
the Aosf Favorable Terms.
Respectfully soliciting your business, We are
Yonr obedient servants,
CHAs. O. LATHRoP, Pres.
WM. DARLLS0 vfce.Pves
c. N. SBIPM AN, % Vice Pres
(ChaYge OF Branch Omce, New York
JAS. WRIoHT, Sec. and Trese.
O. s. RUSSELL, Asst Sec
DIRECTORS:
Chas Lathrop, Hon VIM Darling, G n Shpman,
Jno Hunter, Alex whil'din, til Gillespie,
! Hazlehurst. Daniel l. Collier, Jas Smith,
Chas Harlan, Tracy. ~ Slocum,
J B MCurdy, Francis THOR.
EDWIN FAY, agent,
O0ce with AkKER & EDWARDS,
jy21-d4m No. 10 Brady-st.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26


Hox. Caleb elshiag II - dsaivw sulegy
I II any man can = tlDeice 10 he great New
England orater. it = Nr. Cuahing, Who il
his peer in eloqusuee - :
A AoDEL RAnsoAD-The annual report
Of the Pennsyivsnia Railroad Company,
which has recently been published, states
tbss dusSsg the last gear i.0l2, 10e passsn-
gers and l6, s62 emigrants have been carried
on the cars Of the Company. amdsos single
life has beer lost. This speaks volumes for
the sficisusy and care Of the managers Of
The road ID the whole country there !
not Spublic improvement Of the same ex-
tsss thse 80 slow susb pssJsst system, and
such satisfactory results, - the Psnnsylvs-
mia Central Railroad. Fsss
New CoUsTERsKr.-Ap new and very dan.
gerous eountsrfsit on the Bank Of North
America, Philadelphia, has just made its
appearance. Vignetts-Lstter V, with In
dian squsw resting ON globe. with liberty
cap and shield and eagle floating In clouda
On the right Of vignstte head Of woman il
oval die. On the left Of vignette head Of
Franklin in oval die. Figure five in each
corner; Locomotive and oars in oval die on
right end; the word i've and figure on
left end. The genuine note 10 Z IL inches
long; the counterfeit 9 "a inches. The
signature of President and Cashier are
heavier, and the note 10 cosrser. All the
late issues OF the Bank Of this plate are
tinted with red. ~
So We oo.-Tvo milliess Of dollars were
shipped TO Europe last week, from New
u a. -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26

The Whole Wopld UniteA !..Sick Poo
pie, Think 9..Alter which, Ace9
You'd scarce expect. 1t this late day,
With startl nj cures Q book to fill;
Thts IL the case, the million say,
With the cutes Of Herrick's Pill.
They come from East, and North. and West,
And siSh clad tidngs the papers fll,
Because they are the cheap. ct, afest, best.
And superior to others u Herrick's rni.
Prom Roots, and Plants. and Flowers they're
mad,
They . ways cure-they ne Ger kill
fhuuaands no n In their graves were laid
Were Is not for aerrick's Pill.
Each pill With sugar II covered DER
A rare discovery Of matches skill;
Their like was never seen before,
UnlN it.appesred In Hevri6k's Pill.
For years he's worked 10 heal the sick,
With Joy elite his bosom nils;
For tens OF Thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers OF Hergick's Pills.
a HRRRIOK'S NATCHLHSS WIGHT ABLl
FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with
their popularity. Over nve millions Of boxes are
us'd annually, giving employment 70 eighty. i've men
and women TO put them up. Their cures are mum.
bered by thousands-their praises on the tongues Of
ALL CIti1e Of Davenport and elsewh ere, have you
ever sssd then? Put up In English, Spanish, Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes,
- centsi i've boxes for 81. Sold everywhere.
mchl8
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
Hair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye
WIN. A. BArCHELOR's HAIR DYEl

The Original and Best In the World!
All others are mere limitations, and should be
avoided, II You wish to escape ridicule.
GRAY, RED. or NUsTY HAIR Owed Instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury to hair or skin.
FITrEEN MEDALS and DIPLOMAS have been
awarded to VIM 4 Bachelor since 1922 and over
50 900 applications have been made to the Hair Of
his patrons Of his famous Dye.
VIM Batchelor's Hair Dye produces color not
TO b distineu'shed from nature, and II VARIANT.
Ed not TO injurc IN the least, however long IL may
BE- continued and the III elects o. bed dyes RENEE
died; the HAIR invigoratsd for Life By this splendid
Dye. sseTNks
nsSs. saA y sppi,ed CO y6svoas roens) st the
w Factory, ~ Broadway, New York.
Sold IN I'll cities and towns o. the United States,
BY Drussists and vancy Goods Dealers.
- me Genuine hes the name snd 1dress upon
steel p1ste snsrsvins four sides Of each box, Of
WILLIAM 4 DAf0HDLOR,
Julyl3-w1y ~ Broadway, New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
IN0URAN0E
FIRE, Inland and Lifl.

IrI0URANOE.
FIRE, Inland and Ltfe.
CONWAY INSURANCE CO..
MAssAcHusErss.
Cash Capital and surplus $264 900
HAMPDEN INSURANCE CO.,
sPRIHcrrELD. MASS.
Cash Capital and surplus $25O,0Oo
NORTH AMERICAN ms. CO.,
OF HARTFORD, CONE.
LORILLARD MS CO.,
MANHATTAN LIFE ms. CO.,
or NEW voRK.
Ca.h Capital 1850. 900
Yield 4 KAUPN IN Agents,
Lahrman's Block, 2d-st,
Once next s 70 the Pos. once. D''sop0''' ''"'
kock Island, I'll. Junel9
b. r. MITCHELL, Agent,
Sor the following vsllknown Companies:
0I1A1D yIR1 AND MAXINE IMsURANO1 co.,
Or PHILADELPHIA. "a.
-, Sss'e1'''A' '''''. cast ''s' ''t-;,: :pd
INSURANCE,
URE, MARINE AID LIZ.
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FoR ANY ARTICLE IN
The Helse nrliShiag Linz,
CALL on SMITH : AnnnHsfou,
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@a sio Notice.
.et a.a9 00s1co pnoosA n. & -, mn. Cal
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
FORSALEORLEASE.
Fer Sal,

n09n hunlsed - twenty D1llino bts = .
%AA9ttton - ths tDun Of oGEt 1y1ua. n
nsse lots are eligible end handsumsly situstsa -
- eenh Of the Misslas1pyi. ny VII - cod - re-
0aole terms.
vor particulars inquire % nsssp. D1sfss, Pratt 3
-, Fort Byron, Charles J. noaeSs, 0sQ LsClaass.
COT J0TfN RINC
Z Dand Aeeut. no So Brady street.
!" Aleo. numberiess desirable pieces u land In
e near the cities Of Dsvenport and Il olaiss, and
nsr Port Byron. novSo
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-07-26
CARPENTERS, BUXLE rs
BLAOKSAl7HS, KACHXNzSzH,
TZNNNERE AND FARMERS

vii here nnd . lasse and we'll aaDostsd stosk q
Shelf Nss1 Heacv HardocUse
which win - sold b the unasrsiened @ ~ 10
twsntyove ~ eo1t lee than ever 6elseo enlre1 =
thl0 0srkot.
Cosatsy 6salsss en- buy q tAs slsee q q ~
roen - - y. Louas o. Ohjeago. 0All - onn01no
bseoee pasoAasing slDsUhess.
Sss16 TO. vAa1DUlu.