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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22
THAT GREAT REMEDY
SD LONG SOUGHT,
FOUND 1T L.NET!

tINHIS remedy, claimed by the medical profession
l and the multiplied thousands who have u-.d Il
and tested Its tc0ndevt curGttre properties % -
the greatest disco very In medical scei &c, and na
lures own remedy, l. the result OF years Of toll end
study, by one Of Ohios favote ply scisns In order
" produce sonnet hing that would tho wishes OF
suffering hsmani ~ and thousands from the prince
" palace and humble cottage testisy u Inc I'm
mi dAte relief found by Its Yor want of spse.
W. only offer Of the many evidences in its IA
vor.
Moline. M FEB. ~ 81
4E9SRS X MHkN n Co GENTS. We NM
ycur Aaue Bassn, superior u an, in.dy In eur
msFkei 'or the perm ueDt cure OF all as
eases. We ehee fully ieoomnie nd It - worthy that
great name Il has where's veY cold and u cd
Very truly yours, RICHARDS Il THOMAS
To the suaerers Of chils. aud feve, and ague. I
theerfully submit the following: Having obs~rvea
closely the effect Of Dr. AIMS AgGe BAl.sm In his
viciBi for the past three years, well pleased
With IL remedia VIRTUES antiiote to malaria.
have frequently used II In my practice and 9th
entire sati-faction. From NV intimate hnovleces
osthls compound, recomm' mi u ~ safe, prompt
and efficient
G.l,on. Ohio, april LIST. 1853
NEHACKEDOH, Y D.
Hutton. Ind.. May TIA, 1894
AES0RS MANN h CO.-Ctnss. Havisg
sold your Ague BslrMm for the past three yooeo -
scores u In this vicinity, and cossly OLseS
wing It's Effects. we do not hrsiate In saying We b~
li"ve II the best remedy ever sold In Infisna and
~ >uiV suhss tevct euu o8ue WlknOuS
fail.
Truly Yours. PHILLIAAN 4 KsARKS.
Dirt ggists.
Logdnsporf Ind. Sept 1afA, 1896.
M. MANN Please send mr. one half gross more
OF your Ag.e BalsArn imm-disr II 10 N great
demand ard may b. truly ~, led III. II ng ef Feve.
and Aguc. ] IYTLb,
PLY sicizn and d ugSts..
81. LOuis, March 1T 1883.
AEGCHS emf has
sold . large amoInt Il your Atue balsam the past
three years. and Ind thst where odu srd sold
II has no equal In the history " sgue resnedier, and
T. ON all parts of the Wsst We csr the kan.e cheer
fevs-it never fails to euro tts paiient-And In
looked upon In this countr, the best medicEe Tor
ehills, fever AID sgue ever In or market.
Oh WOOD CO.
s. X. MANN h CO, Proprietor, c.
lion, Ohio. Sold BY all
good Druggista.
crt1LAA 49, 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22
Take them and Live!
USED THROUGHOUT rHE WORLD.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
kIa Strengthening lPlaster. 10

ONR boz Of uerrick's So
gar Coated Life Pills, cost.
ting only - cents, win last
. family Tx months. aave
Twenty-Five dollars In phv
sieian's bill, ,flfieen or tgen.
~ more In lnss time. and Doa
nnfrequenily, the life al
some memb~r VI the family ,
the value ~ which cannot
be estimated In dollars and
cents.
Herrick's KID Strengthen
ing flas'ers euro In eve
hours, pains and weakness
! 10 the btesst, side and bae6.
shenmatic complaints In %
! equally short spsce Of time.
I Spread on = beautiful lamb
skin. their use subjects The
wearer % no Inconvenience
Anf each one y III wear lruu
ono week To thres monsha.
Z Pills. family boxe- 10 eta.
: P's-tefs, On KID, Ism css.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
E.4FCL DYE no USE.
L. GRAUPEER would respectfully notify the cit-
l. liens Of Davenport, Rock Island and vicinity
that he has taken a house on
THIRD ST., BET. BRADY AND PERRY,
in Davenport, and proposes to the Ladies and
Gentlemen that no will Color and Scour SILK. Grape
Shawis, Wool, Cotton, hair. Feathers, Straw and
Furs.
He has been - years in the business and has
worked in Russia, Italy. Germany and IN the princ
pie cities Of the United 6tateo'
He will slso
OL1ANs1, s0OUR, COLOR AID HyPAII
ALI Kinds o.
o01at1Ox1oOns0 Clothes,
and win warrant Ne oeloss (s and bvststsaS n ~
orv case eevQ -Akv
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Consumption Dr. s.sphs n,,n Burns .ns
having arrived to an advanced old
age desires to spend the remnant
CAN BE Of his days in sending 10 the afiiic.
ted throughout the land the \ eli-
cine which has proved success.
ICOktEADs fu, in the Cure OF Consumption,
Bronchitis, Asthma, Liver Com
plant Coughs, Dyspepsia, &c,
Ann HAS pEENfree ofchdrge.
The OLD Doctor has brought his
remedy TO great perfection in his
- practice Of the last ty years, and
feels confident that 1t W III cure 9
out of ten of confirmed Con.
sumption. As his aili ucnt crcun-
= MOus SstIAsasstancss enable him, no viii, send
each applicant who furnishes q
or description Of his symptons
small quantity OF his medicine,
IN STAN CES,wth minute and explicit directions
for preparing II themselves, when
By they shall have tried II, and learn.
ed Its beneficial effects in their ca
Df. .. II. Busns,ses Each applicant will send
stamps 70 cents,) to pay the return
letter, and TO assist In the payment
or OF this advertisement. Address
DR.. 8. II. BURNS,
New York New FORK
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E H is Discovered !! III
Suffer no longer 1t is . relief.
by TIE APPLICATION OF
HNgg's Good Sane0rifan's
IMMEDIATE RELIET.

ANI z DaA Il u ELIElS
You be cured OF the following complaints: such
as Tooth Ache. in enc minute the most painful At
tacks Of Rheumatism hire cases out OF ten, In less
than one hours tine, viz -Head Ache, Ear Ache
Neuralgia. Coughs Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group
Spinal Affections, Pain in the Back or Side Stiffness
IN tn" Joints, Collie and Cr mp Pains. Erysp las In
lamed Eyes, Sore Shrost, Cuts, Bruises, Blu, MS
ep-ains, Chapped Hands, Frosted FEET and Chill
blans.
1t IS not the intention Of the undersigned to assert
for this medicine that It will do ipos sible things or
cure all manner OF diseases; for the old saying u.s.
"a med cine that is good for ever thing is coed for
nothing" 1t is true. We only claim TO cure
line Of diseases and for the above named complaints
this medicine Is without equal.
The best proof you can have % tie merits OF an
ticle In TO what it will do. My operations on
Pains decidedly the most enectual, by the appi-
cation OF this wonderful medicine, OF any now In the
country This is admitted by Gil who have tried II.
would have the public understand that hive
no humbug article 10 dispose Of, would be in the
business II the same was not truly and purely egti.
mate. Ny medicine is held, in ali places where il has
been used in the highest esteem, and It my whole
aim to make 1t 20 among oil. The binding duty
which - forever and eternay Fixed mankind Is
TO forward the raj interests Of the human fami
". re Attic ed have been deceived ny picbn up
circulars with titous testimonials on Them. and
have been induced to buy without seeking the proof
have thousands OF testimonials, which have been
sent to me frc m different parts OF the Union; but
prefer showing the value Of my medicine, by curns
free Of charge, all those complaints whenever there
Is an opportunity to do
/" liberal discount mule 10 Drx00ists and
Wholesale Dealers.
N FLAGG, Proprietor.
II BARNES / 90, General Agents, Davenport.
Iowa. h. n. LITTER, Travelling az mt j. "
WILEY, retail dealer, west Second street, Dsven.
port, and KEEP constantly On hand BY the following
Agents-Taylor x Ba.lord, Davenport; O v ebb
De witt; Fellows, Aaquoketa; W s Bslden, Ma
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Fremont; Jas Rylsnd, Monmouth; 3 Green. Wy
oming; Bronson, Wyoming; Spear 4 Co, Is.
bell; Xetcaf, Graham 4 Co Anamcsa. Siu,oD
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II: =. MITCHELL, Agent,

II: =. MITCHELL, Agent,
For the following well known Companies:
GIRARD YIRH AND MARINE INsURANOp 40
OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
PDORlA MARINH 4 EIRR INSURANOD co..
OF PEORIA. ILL.,,
Capital, Sol, 900.
OPvIcE In Nichols New Bloch on Brady and 90.
cond streets. sep5itf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22

Am WU0L8oALE O4Ax8n n
BFanAies, Wines and CigaFs,
10. 100 lAHDoIss ssnas7. os,sAeo, Ia.
Jy99dly
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22

s.
Teas! Tcas!! Teas!!!
A LARGO Absorbent OF
Green and Black Teas,
OLD HYsON, YOUNG HYsoN.
ENG. BREAKFAST, IMPERIAL,
OOLONG, GUNPOwDER,
OF CHOICEST GRADES,
F. A. MARDEN'S,
IS :BRADY STREET, s.
SIGN OF THE CHlNAMAN.
LIQUORS.
CO-PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.
" Canada Liquor StOre.O
III BARNES Co., SUCCESSOR TO Dovpsr
liz Barnes, viii stu continue the business q Ne
store under the
Cernan Theatre,
Corner Of Second and Ripley Streets,
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
1vssy description Of
DvTsses,
COr6t9ls,
Lssssors, &c.,
!: ~. wno ::. and a:ss ~: from ~
q. sAaHss 4 90.
IAN papers having Tie advertisement sf Dovuss
sbove.)
JulyIldtf
Canada Liquor Store.
Just received
% Cases Brandy, direct from Cognac vinl, lolo.
e 70 C Ssls a!eD:st's Loodon Porter: lPtnssl
Sa. :.. ssessy !, 1sd:' e. tA'd'sd
AbstntAs, Msrasehsne, 6ureosa,
Aniss Cordial, Asse HaaeA,
And iosesa'eSy I: IARHD 90
The Cash System
TSths only one TO eosuve tine buyer against fraad
1bad manaGenent, bad buying and poor stock
Win be bays from honse that does 20 credit
e ne 90 not es e.
ces that Will enforce succese There II tusineo
20 liable u tSrks and traps % trade the liquor b.
sinees and ifyoa would avoid the poisonoas drugs
sold - peroons who DO credit businets and emily
caculate on receiving nifty cents the dollar "a
thsy eel, buy IRON The CASH HOUSE Of
JoE N =. I'm,
lMPOBTRR'S AGENT
AND WBoL8sALE DRAx8n n
BPanAies, Wines and Cigars,
No. 100 RAHDoLss ssnas1. os,sAso, Ia.
Jy99diy
W@Olc1e YNs.1e.
-: mixed '':!ss :'s:.'s: yam. ...:,'.'..-
" W.: "a van. !: /:
...,... x..... e.. :. I s:d s.ss E,
Notice.
'TVaD STATE DANE d leva, Msrehast's Dsansh,
i ct Davenport, viii b opened for the tSanooes
tlon Of General lankins. oo1ectlon and 11chaae
ins Hose. esrssr q Ma - iseosl ssrssis.
O0ce hslse, - Q oiclnGk.
~ ocdor 6 ~ D sord.
uOv1o !. D. W0ODWABoe 0oeh1es.
Notice.
j 0oies valisv - 49, 0sa0oaV v1j 49,
60 g ~ e1neo g IN .. !. osu61ni1. - ~ ~,
- - - Z e., sss - saas
!. fsalk..4
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The Cash SysQcmn

I0the only one TO eosnve the buyer against fraud
1bad manaGenent, bad buying and poor stock
Win be bays from hense that does % credit
business he dos not guarantee ohers'
bat Is always sure 70 get GOOD STOCK, and ct pri
ces that viii enforce success. There il no busine
% liable u tTks and traps Of trade the liquor bu.
siness and ifyou would avoid the poisonous 6ruu
sold - peroOns who do credit businets and emily
calculate receiving fty cents a. the dollar On IN
they eel, buy from the CASH HOUSE Of
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22

Blue wooden stocking yara,
hue mixed WOODEN stoekins yarn, asssrtaf sss
Dlack I"
White ~
led and white {"
Just rsestvsd aad ~ sale -
=. & Z. \. TYuDR,
sus99dN xe0 west seopod q, Ls0lairs 1sv.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22

Removal.

removal.
9NHE subscribers would inform their patrons ard
L the public generally that they have removed
their stock OF Groceries from their old stand in Post
once Block, 70 next door 70 " Wtey's, West Ger.
Dad street, where they will be happy to meet both
old and new customers and friends 4 continued
LIBERAL patronage y respectfully solicited.
nov16 VIISOH r 0ARIRY
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22

u Established in 1886. Endowed BY spseia, acts OF
PArisp,en'.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-01-22

VV1D eusessipelee Deebs q shs Dsvaspsst ~
- . II 60 Z Dnf. !. 0soS11s, 49, o.
q - r. - Z, $500 - 80
!. ksMiL..l
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-02-17
HIGH PRICES FOR NEGROES.

Slavery is always threatened with crisis of
some sort. At one time the danger is, that
the value of the institution will be DESTROYED
by the successful production Of cotton in India,
at another by war with England, at another
by " Northern aggression But the danger of
the present hour lies in an opposite direction
viz: in the enormous prices at which the slaves
are selling. We called attention to this mat
ter last week. and we now find our views CON
frmed by Southern authority. The Oxford
Mercury (Miss.) has this paragraph:
" Perhaps there never was, in the history of
Mississippi, such demand for negroes as there
is now. The great demand has increased. as
consequence, the price of them enormously.
Good field hands cannot be purchased for less
than sixteen, seventeen, and eighteen hundred
dollars, while mechanics command prices of
$4,000 and upward, and generally cannot be
obtained at all at voluntary sale. In our own
country there is work for many more slaves
than are employed. Agriculture is receiving an
attention which itnever commanded before. The
building of the Central railroad has given the
country a life, as if it had come from the repen-
Grating hand of the Creator. The opening up.
too, of the rich lands lying in the Mississippi
BOTTOM, during the past four or five years. has
drawn great many hands from the planta-
tiohs of Lafayette. The increased demand for
cotton, the increased price of the staple, with
our almost perfect market facilities, has run mo
the valuation of negro labor more than donble
what it was before the railroad era.
TIE HIGHEST YET.-The Huntsville ALA
Adcocate says;
Six negroes, belonging to the estate of Will
liam Rogers, deceased were sold on Saturday
last, in Maysville, on twelve months credit K
boy Il years old sold for sl,627, and 10 wears
old for 1859, one 80 years old for Si.365
one a years for 81 $50, one % years (unsound)
for $1,000, an old woman for $3.50. Total
S7,S62-an average of near Sl,227.
STILL HlGHER,-We clipped the following
from Southwestern exchange, but omitted to
note the name of the papers
9 High Prices for Slares.-Last Thursday,
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-02-17

researches, it is too much the practlce 10 copy
facts and observations from printed books, the
great volume Of nature herself beng lett I'M
opened. 1t has been my endeavor to search INTO
this book, and to record facts which came under
my own eyes.
The book opens with Hunt in Horse
Pond" The author takes his stand on dry
spot near by, and, casting his eyes upon gath
ing of 3" embryo frogs, alias tadpoles, alias por-
wiggles," &C., he enters upon a history Of the
frog family, which is enlvened by sundry ex-
cursions into the shrimp and lizard department.
Next he speaks of rats, rats of all kinds, black,
white, and brown. We must here confess to a
slight feeling of Indignation at seeing, after all
the stories and anecdotes illustrating the abil-
ity, good sense, and good nature, too, of said
unfortunate rats receipts for killing them OFF,
methods of setting traps, &c. If the author
wishes us to be interested and pleased with the
destroying process, he must not excite our sym
patty so powerfully for the intended victims.
The following chapter on "The Cobre di Ca
pello," is not, as the name would seem to indi-
cate, wholly devoted to the serpent just men
toned, but to the snake tribe in general. Next
comes " Fish and Fishing" and the book ends
with the amusing experiences of "My Monkey
Jocko."
We are sure the reader will find throughout
these pages much interesting, and amusing, and,
wthal, instructive matter. With many people,
instructive" and "dull are synonymous, bat
let such persons be assured that, in this book
book at least, the qit Uioe is enveloped in so de-
lightful medium, that the tonic slips down
quite unsupported.
Arrangement Of the Debates Of Congress. By Thomas
Hart Benton New York ID. Apple on 4 Co. Vol
VIII and TX 1874 To ISIS. For sale by Shillngton &
Co, Penn. avenue, Washington, ID. c.
We have noticed at some length the prece-
ding volumes of this important work. To those
who have occasion for frequent reference to the
record, or would study our political history in
the light of Congressional debates, they must
prove invaluable. The volumes before US con
tain the interesting proceedings in relation to
the Panama Congress- and other subjects Of no
less Importance.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-02-17
THE NATIONAL ERA: WASHINGTON D. c. FEBRUARY IL 1859.

Mropic" schemes be pushed to the uHermost
and backed by the coice Of the achole Black
Republican party Of the North, and not a te,c
traitors at the South, might htey not demand
that the emancipation Of our slaces should be
made a condition Of peace?
When Andrew Jackson abruptly offered an
Orleanist King the alternative of war, or the
payment of small and just claim of some
25,000,000 francs, he was denounced as rash
man. There was policy in his rashness, and
the result justified his wisdom. But if Andrew
Jackson were now alive, who believes that he
would commit the ultimate impolicy of rash
ness-that he would dash single gauntlet of
defiance in the face of every maritime nation
of the globe-that he would spear the English
lion, hungry for an immense commercial ad-
vantage, offering England at the same time the
most favorable opportunity for French ALI
ance, with Napoleon on the throne, and then
publish to the world the intent to step between
both nations and transit to the Pacific, by in
sulting Spanish Ministry with the ostensible
tender of $50, 10000 bride?
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-02-17
ca, not get another free State in at the same

ca, not get another free State in at the same
tin
he Tribune dislikes, perhaps abhors, the
tw, Senators elect from Oregon; denounces the
St;4e as Pro-Slavery; says it is not IN tact
fire. State, &C. Are new States IN the habit
of, lecting anti Administration Senators must
/ V ,te against them, till their people elect gen
tlel aen to suit my taste and views? And how
is c RECON to be redeemed from her Pro-Slavery
Oh; racter? By remanding her to the training
of Administration officials; by leaving our
fri, nds there at the mercy of an organization
VIII Sc heart and brains are in Washington Z
Ar, Republicans dreaming? Has the multiple
cat on of free States ceased to be an object?
Ar, we to permit ourselves to be swayed so
mu h by party spirit as to repudiate our own
Wit; policy, because in a single case, and for
an exceptional reason, it happens to be sus-
tai, ed by our opponents? They favor the ad-
mis- ,ion of Oregon, because it subserves GER
tair party purposes for time and we, there
for, 90 against it, although its admission must
sub ierye the great cause of Freedom, for all
tim ]
Ne rejoice that Oregon is in the Union, and
tina 1T stands there by the aid of Eleven Repub-
lica Senator'S and Fifteen Republican Mem
ber, Had it been reduced to a Territorial
con lition by Republican votes, we should have
app :ehended nothing but mischief. 1t would
hav gone back under the bred Scott decision
und ,r an Administration that regards every
Ter itory as much slave soil as South Carolina
and information received from intelligent men
in RECON, leads us to apprehend that its next
app fcation would have been under Constitu-
tion tolerating Slavery! Thank God that
dan ger has passed, and we shall rest in peace.
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-02-17

at the Judicial sale at Pattersonville, of proper
ty belonging to the estate of David c. Hazard,
deceased, two negro men, brick masons, one OF
them % years old, and the other % years, sold
for $5,37l. Oae of them brought $2,7l5, the
other 1886. They were sold on a credit OF
one or two years, with eight per cent. interest
from day of sale. Mr. William II. Cook, OF
Centreville, was the purchaser"
The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1859-02-17
ENTHUSIASTICALLY.

The Senate was engaged in the discussion of
the Cuban question. Messrs. Crittenden and
Hale addressed the body.
The House, in Committee of the Whole, was
occupied in the consideration of the Indian ap-
propriation bill