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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29
MISERY LOVES COMPANY.

That contemporary of ours, who says
his writing propensities have been
running down of late, and amt moth
ing what they used to be, "eight or
ten years ago." does not want the
Democratic State Convention to en-
dorse the official conduct of the pres
ent administration in any thing. This
is much to be regretted. In this, he
thinks with those few hot-headed
Douglas men who make the troubles
between the President and Mr.. Doug
las a personal matter. This is like
wise deplorable.
Unfortunately Tor him, however, the
masses Of the party do not coincide
with his views of the matter. This is
worse still. The democracy Of Iowa,
as a party, have no personal quarrel
with Mr.. Buchanan. The mass of
those who endorse Mr.. douglas in bis
Kansas policy, are not at variance with
the President in any other matter, and
would have no objections whatever to
en- iorsing in Convention, the manner
in which he has conducted national
affairs. And as to this Kansas mat
teri being dead issue-thc greater
portion of the Democratic party is
averse to bringing it into Convention.
There are those, however, who wish to
do 80, and among them we can name
Dorr, Of the Dubuque Herald, and
Sanders, Of the Gazette, neither Of
whom belong to the Democratic party
and both of whom will labor hard fol
its destruction-which thing they viii
find particularly hard to accomplish
For the political and spiritual bene-
nj OF these Worthlcs, we recommend
that their papers be consolidated forth
with, tor sympathizing as they do, ant
possessing such an immense fund o
political corruption, what could they
not accomplish when working shoulder
to shoulder. Pity it is that they ar,
not on the same sheet. 1t would be &
miracle Of Republican inconsistency
and political vagabondism. Can't Dor
and Sanders amalgamate? lf,t is tru,
that misery loves company, it woult
make the most congenial pair oil
record.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29

melt away. The farmer-if the crop
is equal TO the present Premise-can
sfford TO sell n low fgure-seIl for
Whist it will bring when harvested.
The Indebtedness Of the farmers,
mechanics and merchants Of lows, will
be greatly redsced, We believe, in the
merit six months. Old debts will be
c.nceIled-the old score rubbed out,
and the merchant can go east with =
cheerful countenance - settle up
make new purchases in such manner
a. will restore entire confidence, and
set sail again under suspicious breezes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29


An ~ wife sss b. hes fright arsssds.
svsyiDg thosshtfuliy 70 and fro,
In IN sacient chair whose cresky crsv
Told tale Of long ago;
While down By her side on the hi,ehsn soY,
Stood bssket Of vofseed balis-s score.
The good msa dossd DER the lasest news,
TIL the lisht Of h's pipe vent out;
And urheeced, the kitten With cunning paws,
Rolled and tangled the balls about;
Yet stiIl sat the wife In the sneient chair,
svsyins TO and fro in the Are llslt clara.
but anon, . nisty tear drop came
In her eyes Of faxed blue,
THIN ,riekled down in furrov deep,
Like sings drop n dew;
SO de- p vas the channe.-so silent the stream.
The sooi man saw nsusht bat the dlmn'd eye
Yet msrvellea he more that the cheerful Iigh.
OF her eye, had weary grown,
And marve'isd he more at the tangled balie--
50 h said In gentle tone,
al have s1ared thy jeys since our marriage vow,
Conceal not from me thy SORROWS now"
Then she spoke Of the time when the ba.ke.
there,
Vas died to the very brm,
And nov there Iemsioed OF the goodly pile
But . single pair-for him;
Then wonder not at the dirnmed eye-l!eh,;
There's bnt enc pair OF stockings TO mend to-
light.
Ieannot but think Of the busy feet.
Whose wrsplings were won't to lay
In the basket awaiting the needles time
Now wandered 90 far away;
How the sprishtly steps to mother dear
Unheedsd fell on the careless ear.
For each empty nook in the basket Of
BY he hearth there's an empty "a n 1
And miss the shadow from Oh tho ii, -.
And the patter 81 many feet;
'ris for this that tear gathered ever my sight;
At the one pair Of stockings to mend TO- night.
Twas said that far through the forest wild
And over the mountains bold,
Was = land whose rivers and darkenins caves,
Were gemmed with the fsirest gold;
Then my firsi. born turned frt IN the oas en- door,
Anu AueW Tue DuoOOWo Nere only IOur.
Another went forth on the foam'n s wave
And diminished the baskets store
But his feet grew colds weary and cold
They'll never be warm any more
And this nooA in its emptiness Sc meth 70 me,
To give forth no voice but the noan Of the sea.
T"o others have gone towards the setting sun,
And made them home in It's light,
And fairJ fingers have taken their share,
To mend by the fireside bright,
Some other baskets their garments Ill
But mine Oh mine is empty still.
Another-the deArest--the fairsst-the best
Was taken by the angels away,
And lad in q garment that waxeth not old,
Ins land Of continual day.
o! wonder no more at the dimmei eye light,
While me nd the one pair Of stockings tonight
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29

LIFE WITHOUT TR1ALs.-Would you
wish to live without . trial Then
you would wish to die but half a man
Without trial you cannot guess al
your own strength. Men do not learn
to swim on = table; they must 20 into
deep water, and buffet the surges. Il
you wish to understand their true
character-if you would know their
whole stronghold what they are ca
pable-throw them overheard Over
with them-and if they are worth
saving, they will swim ashore them
selves. - go
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29

The Detroit Free Press Of the 10th
instant contains a well-written and
comprehensive review Of the policy
measures of President Buchanan's
Administration, showing that they are
entitled to the applause and approval
of the Democratic party in the Union,
and summing them up Is follows:
!. The Administration has produced
a settlement of the Kansas question
and established perfect order in that
long-distracted Territory.
2. 1t has put an end to the fillibus-
tering expeditions of Walker Il Co.
3. 1t has put an end to the rebellion
in Utah, and established order and
peace in that Territory.
4. It has prosecuted the war against
the hostile Indians With redpubled
force in Washington Territo1 -
compelled them to sue for peaceon its
OWE terms.
5. 1t has done the same in Oregon,
and forced the Indians to relinq
hostlities and sue for peace.
6. 1t has done the same in the war
with the Indians in New Mexico, and
in like manner compelled them to sue
for peace.
Z. 1t has made a new and highly
advantageous commercial treaty with
China.
8. 1t has made new and advanta-
geons treaty with Japan.
9. 1t has obtained most important
diplomatic victory over England by
extoIting from her an abandonment Of
the long assumed right to search
American vessels.
10. 1t has established an overland
mail to California and the Pacific
Coast.
IL. 1t has admitted two new free
States into the Union, and thus secured
large extension of the field for Stree
labor"
II. 1t has sent a naval expedition
to Paraguay, and obtained an apology
for insults to the American flag, in
demnity for injuries received, and
grants of new commercial privileges
and rights of navigation.
l3. 1t has paid off more than nine
millions of the public debt, at time
of pressure in the money market and
general embarrassment in the business
of the country that is without paral-
lei in our history.
IA. 1t has reduced the expenses Of
the government from eighty-one mil
lions to less than seventy millions, and
will soon have them graduated to a
scale Of about fifty millions.
Is. 1t is engaged in the negotiation
of treaty with England for the set
Element of the difficulties and disputes
that have arisen under the Clayton
Bulwer treaty, with every prospect of
success.
10. 1t is engaged in the nego,ia-
ton Of treaty with Nicaragua for the
right of transit of American citizens
and property across the Isthmus and
for the payment of American claims,
with encouraging prospects of sue
cess.
Such is the record. Now why is
not this an Administration that the
whole Democratic party of the Union
can rally around and sustain and en-
| cOurape?
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29

WOODS HAIR REsToKATlvE.-An0n al prtp
aratlons for the hair that have been introduced az
iafaIliple none has aver given the satisfaction or
g,trei the popularity that Prof. Woods Hair Resto-
ratiye COW hiss. His Restorative has passed the
ordeal Of nnumersble fashionable toilets, and the
ladies', wherever they have tested H. pronounce it
.. erless article. They end vhaTe the hair Is thin
ned, that IL creates a fresh grcwth-that 1t fully
restores the vegei alive power of thu roots the
denuded plscss and the nbres to shoot fort
snew-ihat it desolves and removes dandruf, pre-
vents grayress restores the hair it's original color
whsu grayness has actually supervised, gives rich
u.tre isspafts ths softn-ss and hexb'y OF silk to
the hair and keeps it always luxurant healthy and
10 1n1rsH. y: z,t1ane.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29

No,s.-ror every fraction over forty an addition
d delegate has been allowed.
Particular attention IL called to the ction or the
Democratic STAT Conventions for several past years
prohibiting al representation BY proxy votes.
Ths several County Central Committees are sspe-
daily requested to see that county meetings be held
for the purpose Of sending delegates
JAB A. wILLIAHSOE,
can Safe Dem. Es. Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29
DENTAL.
JULIUS CHESERROVGH,
Dental Surgeon,

MOULD respectfully inform the Inhabitants 81
W Davenport and vicinity that he has op~ned M
ONCE directly over the Davenport Gas Go. In ksr
wins Block, Perry, between Third and Fourth .ts
for the transaction Of Mechanical and Oper alive l. n
tstry In all It's branches Having received instruc-
ions from and during the rast year been associated
with one Of the most able practitioners In the East
feels confident that any operations entrus ed to him
Will be executed In u careful and skillful manner
He viii be most happy TO show any who may favor
him with call, his recommendations, which are OF
the highest charsC and would Invite the most
critical examination upon all work cOmrnittsd ~ hiy
hands. All operations registered and warranted -
He sooits share Of the public patronage and tAae.
pleasure In submitting the o'iow lei testimonial:
NEW LONDON, Oct. ~, 1881
This may certify that Dr. J. Chesebrough has zen
pupl OF mine in the study of Dentistry, and tia,
during the past year, he has operated with me n NV
Office In his professional ability have the greatest
confidence, and cDrdisly recommend him to any
wishing such services those Of careful and shin.
full Dental Operator. WV SHgFRIEID
And also In referring 10 Mcssrs.
g. I. a O. Shepard, Hon r. w. Williams,
r. U Learned, DR. W. W. Shesreid,
Hon Ebenezer Learned, g learned
DR.: Lewis Bette, Rev Daniel Hunting,on.
w Browne, DR. W Stoiisri,
OF New London, Conn also 70
Or, Barrows, N d Burrows,
Hon J Cannon, DR. Baker
DR. Wihervax, Rev J u Mason,
w h Guriey NsQ., Aessre Osok a Sarssnt
Rev ID Packard DSTruo
A II Barrow ESQ. Va Remington,
b Woodward, APMsst
q W Smith PAeryin.
HY sl.ymaker, Aw Bailey. lress
Rev q Masoun, Ohss Powers
Jos Lambrite, yno N Rosera
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29

The man who attempted to rob the mail
car ON the New York and Erie r. r., and
with whom Mr.. Keck. the mail agent, had
80 savage . fight, has. since his arrest.
turned out to be no less person than Ed
ward Jackson, the President Of an extensi ye
Oil Company in New York He is in the
custody Of the U. 8. Marshal at New York.
awaiting the arrival Of Mr.. Keck, to see ii
he can identify him - the would-be-robbsr.
Jackson accounts for his bruised head bv
saying that he hurt himself by falling down.
Bevond that he refuses to answer any ques-
tion.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29

The inventor of lueifsr matehes, Mr. John
Walker, Chemist, died 1t Stockton, Euglaud
early in may. ct the sgs Of 70 years. Mr..
Walker made the discovery Of the use Of
'lucifers" several years ago while experi-
menting With various chemical substances.
and for . considerable time he realized {
handsome ieeoms from the asls Of his match.
. in boxes Of Ia Cd. eaeh.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29

MORAL WoRrH.--The providence
Tribune we'll says: ave never know
how to appreciate the moral worth OF
any man, until such an emergency
shall occur as to give him an opportu-
nifty to fully deveIope himself. A man
may be hero at the tireside, protected
by bolts and bars, and the strong
arm Of civil power, but when called to
stand up in defence OF moral principle
with the fact staring him in the face
that he thereby endangers the safety
OF his person, property, or position, we
can form proper estimate Of the man"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-29

Tie last Utah papers announce the de.
cease Of two Mormon women, who had fell
lowed tho fortunes of the Saints" through
much tribulation. One Of them. Mrs. Alice
Martin. was bapt,ssd in England, in 1887, by
Heber G. Kimball; went ty Nauvoo In the
first emigration, and, when the Mormons
were expelled from Illinois. went with them
till they reached Utah, where she died ct
the age Of 43. Another, Mrs. Charlotte A.
Hardy. came from Nottinghampshire, Eng
lend; left her husband there to preach
Mormonism, and went alone to Utah in lS46.
The devotion of the Mormons to their faith
is certainly remarkable.
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with the full wooden and iron frame combined are
warranted for three years. Prices moderate.
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