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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

We desire our foreign born citizens
to read the law now AS it exists in
South Carolina in regard to naturaliza-
ton, side by side with the amendment
lately 1e by the Republicans to the
constitution of Massachusetts,. The
law in South Carolina is as follows:
Every free white man, of the age
Of twenty years, panpers and non
commissioned officers and private SOL
diers of the army of the United States
excepted, who has been citizen and
resident Of the State two years previous
to the day of election, and who has 4
freehold of fifty acres Of land or town
lot, Of which he has been legally seized
and possessed at least six months
before such election, or not having
snch freehold or town lot, has been a
resident in the election district in
which he offers to give his vote six
months before said election, shall have
the right to vote for members to serve
10 either branches Of the legislature
for the election district in which he
holds such property or is SO resident"
The Republicans Of Massachusetts,
amended their constitution thus:
mo person Of foreign birth shall
be entitled to vote, or shall be eligible
to office, unless be shall have resided
within the jurisdiction of his State for
two years subsequent to his natursliza-
ton, and shall be otherwise qualified,
according to The constitution and laws
of this comm onwealtb."
The South Carolina law makes no
distinction. 1t includes native-b born
citizens as we'll as foreigners, while the
Massachusetts, amendment proscribes
foreigners and none others. 1t gives
even the negro preference over them.
Let foreigners choose who are their
friends.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

Tu.cxsaAr. whose virgiaians 10 nearly
ini,hed. 10 shout editing magazine. 70 .
oebH,hed 10 Londos in January.
Tax Rev. DR.. Cumming. Of London. -
.ounses N $50 volume shout The 0rses
Tribulation coming on the Earth. Tos
reverend gentleman has . peopensity Tor
prophecviDg. Once he wrote BOOK 70
VAN the public thst the world would oe
ended 10 1850 This vas about S4S, ~
vbich time the ssgaeious prophet Who hsd
onlv thirteen years before him, on his own
showing, took house for 81 years.
W. notice that Professor Anthons slasil
cal vorks. for schools. ere lasgsly reprinted
n Topdon. Fourteen Of them are adver-
tised 10 the last-received number Of the
AekeMeNm
DURING the last three months 4,747 chill.
dren have died in New York-an average
Of over fifty per day.
Tur valuable miscellaneous and law libra.
ries Of the late Rufus Choats will be pub
liclv sold next month. The miscellaneous
library comprise upwards Of z 900 volumes;
the Law library 5000.
TIE propristors of the New York e'.n
cost of forty thousand dollars. . press tnat
will feed itself and print both sides Of the
paper ct the same time. and With the same
rapidity that presses now in use do half the
work.
Col. BArNBRIDGE, who owns peach ORCH
ard near Jonesboro. H., has been sending
the fruit to Chicago At the rate Of fifty bas-
kets day, and selling them at s. basket
Not bad business.
"DoN'T slap man familisrly on the back
when talking with him." it is not only
uugentlemanly but dangerous. Samuel G.
Bennett. . lawyer At Cairo. New York. was
so accosted while standing on the verge Of
q hotel piazza, last week, lost his balance,
fell upon his head, and died next day.
MAN went to the Mayor Of q neighbor
ing city. with q complaint that his money
had been stolen while he was asleep. But
why did you sleep when thieves were
about?' asked the Mayor. because
thought you and your subordinates were
awake"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16
HON. IL. & DEAN

Wri address tn. people upon the political issues VI
the dsy IT the following tim and pafes
Des Msinrs sep en- bsr IG. ~ pm
3Alesbu & Septembev II, 4 J pm.
Newton sept nh 10 a 2pm
1o,ed September 20. att pm.
vinton, Septemb 81, Bpm.
Indc oct dence, H. y emher -. at pm.
Dalh, SCI embev 2ac. ~ 2pm
Dubuque, pit inter 81, a.1pn.
IL ons, Scpt, mner 20 ~ !. nm.
Davenport. s. "uii'-f p, al . pm.
rirton Sept mber 1S. s2pm
Iowa Oily, s'ptrmher o. A2pn.
wap-lio, Septer,. er 81. at'pm.
The Cea,r,i Committees Of the several couaties
will plcs give INN late notice OF the above Sp-
poiu,'Uents and max. IN, necessary Arrangement
ny o,ie- 81 the Democratic
STATE CrSrRA ~ COMMITTEE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

CsceoiA. Thur.das Se, tenn .r IS, 2p.r.
Alton, FRI ay, september 10 2p
Decatur City, Saturday S-ttemher ~, , p. IN i.
Oorvdoa. Monday. Hep emhev ~. Up m.
Oenuerviii- Tue day, september 20. 9 p. m.
OrAk-svills, Vein sdav s. pit NIB r ~, p. III
Bloc mield, ssme dav, p M.
Keosa, u, Thursday. Fett-uber 81, ~. IN.
he ZION, q ut, s,m da,. pm
Chayl.sen, frii-y. Ie,temscr ., y. III.
Ncohus, a,'urta,, srptemb ' ~, y N.
surfing on NJ nda' septembcr &c, IN.
Musca,ine. Tues by, September .. Up m.
Davenport. wedne day, s. p,emb-r %. y. IN.
Iowa City, Thu sa.y ssptemb' ~, ". IN
C-dar r ,pd~, vr,dAy, septsmh.r 30. y. IN.
Msrengv Sa.urd%v oct Der I ~. m
Tic,on, Mond ", Oct"her Q, Up IN.
Dewi't. fussat,, c.sber 4, Ten
Maquoke q, We inesiay, October q. p m
Bel,evus T,r,sd,y. ctober q. . p. IN.
puhuaue Friday October 7, I'm.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

RAILROAD SPEED The QUEEN
TAKES A RIDE.-Qneen Victoria was
about to pay her annual visit to Scot
land, and had determined to journey
from London to Edinburgh during the
night, at the uniform speed OF 40 miles
per hour.
Did Queen Victoria live in this
country she would never think of riding
at night in a railroad car at the rate
OF 40 miles an hour, until peradven-
turc she contemplated suicide. But
she takes her ride in England. She
knows the character of the roads there
and the sort OF management that runs
them. Railroads there are built and
run upon honor. and with some refer
ence to the safety Of passengers. They
are projected and built for the purpose
Of conveying goods and persons with
speed and safety, and not with the
chief view CT swlndIing stockholders
aud the putlic.-Albany Times.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16
COUNTY FAIRS.

Agricultural Fairs are now the order
Of the day throughout the State. A
very large number Of counties have
permanently organized Agricultural
Societies, from which great benefit ia
accruing to the State. 1t gives > fresh
impetus to the farming and stock
growing interest, and opens up not only
the coil, but the minds at those who
sultivats il Tho farming interest in
lows y ipcseasing With most rapid
stridsA and il y owing not little TO
the systesn Of holding county fairs.
he change brought about IN the
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

A Coop SErrER.-The Boston Her
aid says that Haywood, the photo
graphist, is proprietor Of a piece Of
dog. flesh Of unusual sagacity. One
morning last week the dogs absence
created some little alarm, it being
feared that some cur had caused him
to see the last OF his dog-days. But
our artist friend was soon made glad
by the Appearance Of q philanthropic
acquaintance leading his dogship into
his rooms. He stated that he found
him sitting on Washington street, ap-
parentIy rooted to the spot, with head
erect, pointing pertinaciously opposite
Suspecting there must be game in the
vicinity he made anxious search, and
in few moment discovered, on line
with the settlers snout. the sign of A.
Partridge.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16
ELECTION, OCTOBER llrB.


Democrat candidate for Governor OF Iowa. will
address the people ~ the times sni places nsmed Ia
the following list of app .lntmens:
Pleasant. Thurs lay, Sept IS, 1T o'cIo1 p IN.
Fsirfeif, Friday Seps 1G. O'Clock pm.
Keossuqus, saturday, ~, NJ 2"'.io,k y m.
Mr. Kirswood ~ respcc 'ully invited to be present
ct the e meet Ing, AMI address tho psooe.
The Central O.mnitts-s OF the several counties
above ment onei will plfa se give immeiiste notice
~ the above appointments and make tie necessary
ARRANGEMENTS for the meetings.
Ry order OF the Dem State CsntTsi Com.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

o1SsAA.s WH'tLocx. merchant on Beck.
.n .ses., New York. owns On estate Of
~" ~ sI =" acres In wsstshsstsr, on
yn.o1 70 = erecting palace. not yet eem.
p's.se;, W. - s.yls of the Tuillsriss, With
: staoIe O. eaxty hoeese. and othee thinse
maten: y has cost him already . half MI.
lion Of dollArs. asd the rlaas are only ese
halt carried oat. Whea soaplstsd i viIl
b. ~ Svandsst country seat % Ne vntsen
eoatlneoA
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

~ John L. Van Allen, postmaster
and station agent At Wenona, on the
Illinois Central railway, was arrested
last week for fragrant violation Of the
postal law. 1t appears that the pre-
sentiug witness. WIN. Ehret, owed
Van Allen some $3.50 for freight, aud
during his absence the latter opened .
letter received for him from Iowa, con-
tanning $50, paying himself the money
due. He was held to bail in the sum
Of 81, 900 to appear for trial.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

A New fancy which he's ssised upon Par
isian bells. says the Court Journal. 10 the
crusade against bonnets. and which, It is
ssid, the Empress Il cutie willing to JOHN
Two ladies Of the highest fashion are alrsa-
dy 70 be seen daily driving In the Bots with
no other couture than lace veil Of square
form thrown over the hair, which 10 full
Creased. and ornamentsd With bows and
ribhona
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

WnuAh Ovxsy, Of Southampton county,
W. died few days since. agsd one hua.
dred ysars and Ave montha He was %.
gagsd In the battls Of Bssadyvins, and
also q Pstsssburg. Va, when Arsold paid
that tovn visit. The old solder had sew.
q taken medicine h ~ lie, AID In HE last
illncss he positively rsfassd 70 hsvs 4 id.
miniseerod
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

~ Stout, the Democratic candi-
date for Congress, in Oregon, has been
elected. This 10 bitter disappoint>
ment to the Opposition who had
warmly congratulated themselves on
his supposed defeat.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

FIRE-A FAMILY GOES TO CHURCH,
AND RETURNING FIND THEIR HOME IN
RuINs.-We learn that the residence
Of Mr.. John Paxton, in Washington
township, this county, was totally con-
snmed by fire, Oh Sunday morning last.
Mr.. Paxton, with his family had gone
to Church, and upon returning found
nothing OF bis home remaining but
few smouldering ruins. All the house
hold furniture and the family's Goth
ing were destroyed. The building
was frame. and the fire occurred at
time in the day when most Of the peo-
pie of the neighborhood we're in atten-
dance at Church, had so far advanced
when discovered that every effort to
stay the progress Of the flames proved
fruitless. This is truly distressing
calamity to MIR. p, and his situation
is rendered the more worthy of sym
pathy from the fact that there was no
insurance oni his property. .-Reosau4ua
News.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

~" Sonny, DEAR" said a fond
mothe: "you have dirty face" Cant
help it ma'am, dads Black Repub-
lican, yon know"
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16
Wtg,-Wigs-Wigs.

WIR3"WISS"WJH
BACHELORS Wigs ana 1oupees surpsss sll.-
They are elegant light. easy and durable.
Fitting to . charm-no turning up bebind-no
shrinking or the head, indeed this Is the only es-
tablishment whore these thing. properly UNDER
stool and made
Jui3y-w1y 233 Broadway, New York.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

Tns monument in honor Of the late Ra.
pssor Nicholas was insugurstsd in st. Pc
tersburg July Z. lest In. ~ Il cost over
esOO, 900, took three yssrs under the super
intendspes Of he se-lptoe Aeattssead, Who.
on BIZ dsAth, June 1855, was sueossdsd BY
YwsenoG.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16
SPECIAL NOTICES.

PAgelsia0s sroOessrDDy losh 70 speak . soidia
prsiss u vAss ssoos,la1 = eatent ne16kises." Ia
dsed, Il u % ssss = tAs coda Of s1scsl either,
that p siciao oAe SESSIONS the Ne % sch rem
sas1 canaea b. coasi1sroee nsmbsr q ~ Nasios.
~ Assoclstsse Dat thsrs ere eseepssns 70 the ~
stringent r1les ed msny Of tAe Disciples Of Dscus.
plus have actually been compelled, b the Soic. Of
fscis, - recommend ~ ase Of On. J. HosrEsTEa's
bsoM CT BIrrEAs, 1ss those diseases which are
3asticulsriy prevalent during the sumner and fall.
they have aimed that II. are NO remedip In
the pis which can compare With thls won-
derful coaround for derausemsnt Of the syGtem.-
1SoassDds Of fsues residing along the low grounds
Of the Western and Sonthsrn rivers, are nov con-
vineed that thsy Aavs found . medicine peculiarly
adapted for their anents while In other portions
the country, during TIE summer months, the demand
for the article 10 equally large
Sold BY druggists and dealers generally.
npsss sdvsrtisemeut in another c,lumn.
septl-toctl
$500 YsAR.-Wanted an A0s1vs, HoHEs1
nan In every county In the States, TO travel and
canvass for the NEW Yo8K OAhDUD - beautiful
~ illustrated msnthly journal. 1osuitabs, active
men, salssy u os0o per year and small oommin
sion win be PAID. Address
o. ?. BRusros, Publisher. 50 BsskDan st.. =
Sore Throat Plague and Sore Throat
THE quality Of seizing hold and causing The expIl
sion Of deprsved humors, Is possessed BY NO other
medicine thar BRAHDRsfa's Pulls. They operate
only upon the tissues involved 10, that is Affected By
the disease In fact. they seize upon those humors
not 90 much from pssfsrsnse - natural sAanity, b.
cause their life 10 below that Of the surro andinl
parts and which, settling the tissues Of the th,ost
that Is. around the throat region. produces sore
tbrost throat plague. and the severe he ,d.che
and fever. within an hour after four or SIX p,lla
are taken there Is felt peculiar creeping In the part
affected, sort OF collecting up o. the diseased bu
mors really for expu sion. No hurt or weakening
efe<t Can e.er arise from their use, because they
cannot act upon healthy parts. Taken early they
prevent all organic diseases. Oh how il 20 tsot Ia
Sickness to use tns dcinc which only extlnguish
the disease e, and leaves evil fleets behinl =
Sold 1t Brandreth's Principal Orcs No. 2a4 Can'
STREET, New York and By all rsspec' able dealers n
medicin's. sepi3-toc II
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16
r Iaaasd Ma % Asswoss RhsSas aad 1is-
0o0s

Nsesss PuELAN AND TisNAy. = 0tmtIsasa:
A lsees number Of our citizens desire % op
portunity to witness yous skili - BtI'iefos.
sn1 " understand zen intssd 70 remain ~
Chicago during the week cfthe Far. vs
REQUEST that Won will favor ~ With puO
lie exhibition. ct some convenient pace
during your STAY. Respectfully you're.
Cha. I. Vi,son D. A. Gage,
TT RriAoss Phil. Wsdsworth.
= p Rl.cfstoos. John n. Rountrse.
". H Powell, 4. "; Too.
n n snith. Jso D Drake,
: r...hv Allen Robbins.
" Ev.. Geo. B. Mcbride.
U. II. Crosby. 0so. a. SesveF"A
T. J. Pickett
r. CuAs L Wnsox, d. A. GAGS. and
others:
g..flezaen In ansswr to your request
that We play . match Of billiards curing
sur st.y in Chicago. We here only say. th:t
vs vili do 20. provided that the proceeds
Of the occasion shall be appre priated to
some charitable object. to be decided ON Oy
'o MICaAEL PHELAH,
Pail. TRAAS.
The above named match will take place
At McVjckers Theatre, on Saturday MORN
inc. At half past ten o'clock. AdmittaDce
one dollar Proceeds over and above ex>
nenses to be given to the Home OF the
Friendless. =,
The table used on the occasion Will oe
furnished by Mr. Geary. and will DO 60 ar
ranged that 900 persons can have an e1
cellent view Of the playing. The match
will be 500 points around the table.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16
The Dollar Marx.

There is no small difficulty in ascer-
tanning the origin OF the dollar mark.
The Cycloppdia 81 Commerce says
that, as the Spanish dollars once cir
cnIated here were called "pieccs OF s."
consisting Of eight reals, stamped on
the coin "S Rs the two vertical lines
were run through the figure 8, in this
manner +, to distinguish it from the
mere numeral. A correspondent Ie-
minds II, 1.-THE same mark is used on
the mil RES of Portugal or Brazil,
where there are no dollars nor pieces
of eight-thns mil-rei is indicated
$4,000
Speaking Of the Spanish dollar, the
Ne~ .1merirum Cyeiop"dil says, "the
best known variety was the pillar dol
lar, so called from the two pillars on its
reverse, representing the Pillars OF
Hercules the ancient name of the op-
posite promontories ut the straits Of
Gibraltar. The rude imitation OF these
rude pillars in writing, connecting
them by scroll, is said to have been
the origin of the dollar mark ($) now
universally familiar" The same AL
thoritv adds, however, that the deriva-
ton OF the mark from "thc Spanish
dollars being called pieces of Eight :"
is 81 more plausible explanation" The
question, though not important, is curl
GUS and Interesting, and ought to be
cleared up.
As regards the comparative value Of
the French 5-franc piece and the Ameri-
can dollar, the facts are The French
coin has 3449 grains Of pure silver
The American coin weighs 3S4 grains,
and is worth sc cents mills. The
old American dollar weighs 4l2 9
grains, and is worth $l.O4. But two
half dollars. coined since 1853, weigh
only 3S4 grains, value soc. current
value. The French 5-franc piece con-
tains 344.9 grains Of pure silver. The
American dollar Of 1902 has 1858
grains of silver. The dollar Of 1898
contains s74.o grains Of pure silver
The American 81 pieces we're not
affected by the Act Of February 2lst,
1853, which lowered the quantity OF
silver in our coins. The weight Of taco
half dollars, issued since 1853, is 3s4
grains of silver and alloy against Alp
2 grains of the old 81 piece. We
have not ascertained the exact amount
Of pure silver in such half-dollar pieces,
but believe that they are more valuble
than the 5.frsnc piece, but not much.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16
MICHAEL PHELAH,
Pail. TIKnAS.
4 Father and his Three DaWghtess SmOahe
eeeAs

Between 2 and 3 o'clock A. II yesterday,
the Harmonic Hotel, No. rs Hudson street,
Hoboken. was discovered to tie on fire in
the basement story An alarm was imme-
diately given. aud the fireman appeared
with Usual promptitude, and forced an en- :
trance into the building 1t vas found i'm
possible. however, to reach the upper stories
where the occupants slept. owing to the
dense smoke and heat which filled the
house. There were at the discovery Of the
fire eight persons in the house. viz:
Messrs. Baese & Knapp. proprietors; Mrs.
Baese and her four daughters. and the bar.
keeper. Of these, Mr.. Kspp. who suffered
greatly from sore hand, appears to have
been kept awake by the pain, SO that when
the alarm was sounded, he escaped with
comparative ease. after arousing Mr.. Baese.
The latter. and one Of his daughters. Is
years Of age. appear TO have made an at
tempt to escape /; ut, being overcome BY
the suffice ting atmosphere. sank down and
died in the hall. Just without the threshold
of their apartments Two other daughters,
aged IA and 8 years, we're found in bed,
having unconsciously passed OFT of txis-
tence. Mrs. Bsese and her eldest daughter
escaped. by leaping from q window upon
the roof OF the piazza, wherce they wei g
rescued.- ". y. Tribune lOh.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

GsoaGlA 10 probably the lightest taxed
State In the Union. Its state tax 10 only
two thirds Of mill on the dollar. A man
owning 10000 Of property psys only %. 81
taxes.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16

THE PRIVILEGE OF FRAMING CAN
Nor BE DELEG ATED.-lt is announced
that Postmaster General Holt has taken
measures to prevent the transmission
Of documents purporting to be franked
unless the name he in the handwriting
Of the party entitled to the franking
privilege. In explanation Of this very
proper rule, il is stated, and no doubt
with truth. that Senators and Repre-
sentatives have been in the habit of
authorizing clerks or other substitutes,
TO frank in their absence. 1t has been
insinuated that Mr.. Holt makes a dis.
tinction between Democrats and Re-
publicans in enforcing the rule; but
no person of sense would impute such
an absurdity to that high-minded
officer. The party who makes such q
suggestion would be likely to make
the assumed d,stinction, and if 30. has
fallen into the common error Of meas.
ur'ng another by the mean standard
derived from personal introspection.-
Boston Courier,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16
Hair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye {!

Hair Dye-Hair Dye-Hair Dye
VIM. A. BATCHELOR's HAIR DYEi
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 RUSTY HAIR Dyed instantly to
beautiful and Natural Brown or Black, without the
least injury TO hair or ttin.
FIFTEEN MEDALS aud DIPLOMAS have been
awarded TO VIM 4 Bachelor since 1889. and over
50 600 applications have been made to the Hair Of
his patrons Of his famous Dye.
WIN A Bachelors Hair Dye produces . color not
TO be DISTINGUISHED from nature. and is VARIANT.
ED not to njure In the least, however long IL may
be continued, and the I'll effects Of bad dyes RENE
died. the Hair nvlgorated for Life BY this splendid
Dye.
Made. sold or applied Tin . private rooms) at the
Wig Factory, 2s3 Broadway, New York.
Gold IN all cities and towns Of the United States
by Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
- the Genuine has the name and address upon
steel plate engravn- on four sides Of each box OF
WILLIAM BAToHDLOR.
Julyls-wl $50 Broadway, New York.
The Whole World United !..Sick Pee
pie, Think !..AftoY which, Act!
You'd scarce expect. at this late day,
with startling cures . book to fill;
This Is the case. the million say,
With the cures Of Herrick's Pill.
They come from Fast, and North. and west.
And With clad tidinas the papers NIL.
Because THY are the cheapest, eafest, best,
And superior to others Is Herrick's PHI.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're
made,
They always cure-they never kill
Thousands now in their graves were laid
Were II not for Herrick's Pill.
Zach pill With SUGAR 10 covered DER
A rare discovery Of matches skill;
Their like was never seen before.
Until it appeared In Hsvriek's Pill.
Per years he's worked TO heal the sick,
with joy elste his bosom fills;
For tens OF Thousands now rejoice
At tie magic powers OF Hervick's Pills.
HFRRICK'S MATCHLHSS VRGRT ABLE
FAMILY PILLS have Inundated the world with
their popularity Over nve millions Of boxes are
USED annually, giving employment to eishty.hvc men
and women 10 put hem mp. Their cures are num-
bered by thousands-their praises the Tongues Of
oil. Chise-s Of Davenport and elsewhere, have you
ever used them? Put mp IN English, Spanish, Ger
man and French directions. Large family boxes,
Is cents nre boxes for u. Sold everywhere.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-16
FORSALEORLEASE.
Fer Sale.

AOND hundred and twenty Building lots n -
AAA1eis9 . ~ tswn % Hsst Dyrea.
3kaee lots sse aig1bie and haadsemsy situate1 .
- benk . ~ 4lssissppt. n.y. Vii b soll .
tonabIe tsgDD.
yes postleslass esquire Of nessfs. Dusfss, Pratt
o., rsss DySsa, ChaSies J. neGess, Ia LsOaiSe.
Or Of JOHN T. KING,
Dand Ageut. 10 - Brsdy street.
~ Also. punbsTlsss desirable pieces OF land In
and near TIE cties o. Davenport and IL 0lsire and
near Port Byron. povoo