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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11
Ayers Cherry Pectoral,
FOR THE RAPID CURE OF

FOR THE RAPID CURE OF
Coughs, Colds, Influenxa, Hoarseness,
Group, Bronchitis, lncipient ConsanD.
tiOn, and for the relief Of COasanDeivo
Patients in advanced stages Of The
disease.
So wide is the field Of its usefulness and % nu-
merous the Of its cures, that alm0se
every section Of country abounds in persons pub
licly known, who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases Of the lungs By il
use When once tried. its superiority over svssy
other medicine Of its kind is too apparent TO escape
Obsery ation and where lis virtues are known, ~
public no longer hesitate what antidote t. employ
Tor the distressing and dangerous affections a -
pulmonary organs that are incident TO our climate.
While many inferior remedies thrust upon H.
community have failed and been discarded. ibis
has gained friends by every trial, conferred bcns9ss
on the afflicted they can never forget and pso-
duced cures too numerous and too rsGnaSkaA1o -
be forgotten,
DIR. j. e. AVER Il Co.
LOWELL, MASS.
TAYLOR BALLOlD, Davenport,
J Read Co, CAioagc,
Barnard 4 90, d. L. ais,
and agents In every town In the United 0essso.
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from The arovo-ood their won't a 0erey = - -
completed. FRY tnea. NY ass vaneese4
NEB1IOR = NO.
Prnetleal Chenists, AIbany, j. y.
Told q vhsleeoIs an reGat - oil Ds1oD1Doo =
Oavenpogt, end u Dealers evexywe9T0
YYR.0 & L. y. PAL011s 1sovsG1lng 49,
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~ IL 81 DescOUev'e6 !! ~
Suffer 10 Ienger; 1t IL . relief.
nv TIE APPLICATION o.
HaQg's Good 600s0SttNes
IMmEDIATE RELIEF,

You can b cured Of the fellowtna ennplants: such
= tooth Ache In one mauts, 70 the most painful ~
tacks Of Rheumatism nine cases out OF ten, IN lees
Hsursleis. Coughs Colds, Asthma Brosehitts Oroup,
0p,nal Affections, Pain in the Beok SIDE etineSs
10 the Joints, Collie and Crsmp Pains ksyapas, In
famed Eyes, Sore Shsoat, Cuts, Bruises, osso:,
1prsins Chspped Hsnds, Frosted Poet and Ohil-
n q not the intention ofthe Undermined TO assert
for this medicine that will DO Impossible things,
cure oil manner Of diseasss for the ~ saying TO-
medicine that 10 good for eveSy thing h eced for
nothing" Il 10 true. We only claim 70 cure ons
line Of diseases and for the compaints
this medicine II without IN equal.
me best proof 700 can have 81 ~ merits OF IN ~
Pains sre decidedly the NEST ssetuai. b she appn
country This 10 sdmistsd ~ Ill VINO have sried T.
would have tho public undssstsnd snas ! nv
- humbug article TO dispose Of. nor voosd Dc
80 ~ Dedic1ns y held, in sil places where hes
been used. il tAe highest esteem, and ny whoss
ain to make II 70 smons sii: The nindlns DUTY
n IT, general Interests q the human fADt
". ne amietsd hsvs bssn dscsivsA - ptcains up
ctreulers With 6csitous testnooials % tAsD, aod
have thoussaAs Of tsstimoniais, WHOA hsvs beep
ssat - Ne from diMersnt parts % ~ Union; but
prefer showing the vslss u ~ msdisne, by osrtnG,
iree q ehsrse: g. th:se eomsaalnsss vhnsv'' sse's
n A1sr0l discosas 1sSs 70 Dssegtss ssd
WzoSess1s DsGIvs.
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Iowa. 1rsveIling Assps. :.
Wmuv, retail dsales, vsse esnond sessse. Davso.
port, ead Rep ooeGeaatly q baad ~ ne fSpcwn
3 WA; 4 1sssevs, Hsq.oksss; y Delden. n
qssseA W D1v'ises. 6scthorns 20 vc,
tr..aas; yas Ryia.1. noc@cTss. ,"s e. " =.
Ssraws. Ysirvsss Jo1n ? Hoanes, epriaeyills;
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II 4 l. LII 4 w A 5 HI b U II N
NO. SIS BRADY sTRKET.
Have received their
FALL AND WINTER STOCK
- Tov II ~
Comprising the hast patterns in the nassra Markets
Cook Stoves.
Parlos' Stoves,
Hating St0
Once Ss0ves
FORREST OAK COOK STOVE,
For the snrivaued
Black Dia m o N d
For good stove, and steve that
W"tIl gtve SGttsfacttoss.
nslse FurnisAing GeeAs,
Tin Ware, Japan Ware {,
&C., &C., 70 TO the
CHE.dP STDVeE HOUSE
HILLS 4 WASHBURN,
oclS No. = Brady streea.
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IC0oURAN
FIRE, lsslNssd and Life.
CONWAY INSURANCE CO.,
nAssAcausEqss.
Cash Capital and surplus 1854 900
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Cash Capital and surplus $3.50, 900
NORTH AMERICAN ms. CO..
OF HARTFORD, CONE.
Cash Capital 19o6 SEQ
LORILLARD ms. CO.,
o. NEW Y0RK.
Cash Capital 1852 800
MANHATTAN LIFE ms, CO..
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital 4750, 900
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DIR. j. e. AVER Il CO.
Take them and LiVel
USED THROUGHOUT THR WORLD.
Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills
KID Strengthening lFlaster.

ONE boz ~ 0eSvtckss -.
gar Coated Lie Pulls, esse.
jng only - ossts, vi1l loGe
Z family six months, GDvo
tvsnty.s've dollars - ~
stctsu's bllls, af... soessvS
" more In loss tine, 49,
unfreQusntly, the lii Q
some nember u The nnol1lS.
the value Of which Gaan1S
~ estimated In collars -
cents.
Herrict's Ia 0eysnoanau.
Ing elastsrs cure = 90
hours, pains end voalEDGnD
IN the breast, ~ - -.
Ahe0matie oenplalnts = =
equally sAost sDose = tlno
0oTeoA on . booutlfal 49,
ostn, tbeir uss oU1coeeD -
|Woorer - no iAes9venaguao
|snA eesh 80 v0l woas ~
|pos vest y thSee 0eQeoA
PMS, family boaDo. = -
plaaosss, a III, ~ 60.
~fAay hovo - -
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-11

Keen it in your Family, for Sickness
comes when you do not expect IL.
UVHIe 10 An Internal and External Medicine, com.
i posed Of Roots, Herbs, and Bsrts, such - our
6orefsshers used There is Beautiful eupp,y on the
Dayth 70 cure all complaints II We only snew what
they vere And nov the Good Samaritan brings 10
GOOD news and glad tidings.
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nichmoaA Ma,tefs. Anemaf 2e4h.

Richmcad Markets, Anemst 2esn.
fI0uR.-Thsrc s no chsngs IN Flour, nnd the
market is still very dull
s WHEAT.--The receipts ar~fiut 40 heavy. We
euote prime red and white at 91.5 and SIZE
CORN il quoted at S6T9Dc per bnshel.
I .oAfS.-We quote ct ioc for new. There il no
old in market.
oFfAL.--Bran l0c.; Shorts lsc.; Brown STUD
2z1sc.; Ship Stuff SOC.
HAY.-None in market
Northern Markets.-tBY TELE1RApm.l
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2g--Flpur has an upward ten
dency: City Mills &5I1. Wheat buoyant and ac-
tire sales of 30 600 bushels: red 9l10r1I5; white
Sl-osI.45. Corn UNCHANGED: white 7Sa82. Pro-
visions steady; sides gs4d g3s; mess pork Slt75
prime 3l3 Whiskey quiet at zS1a.
NEW YoRK, August zo-Nonn.-Fiour generally
lower: Southern UNCHANGED Wheat lower South
white 81 49, red Sl.5O Corn heavy: mixed Soc;
yellow SIC. Provisions dull. Whiskey dull at ISL
III. r. NJ Cotton has \ downward tendency =
Upiands middiing III IIls1. Pork buoy ant-Mess
S169s Sugar buoyant.
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SEIZURE OF AN ISLAND IN PUGET SOUND by
GEN. HARNEY-General Harvey has ordered
q detachment of the United States troops to
take possession of the island Of San Juan and
establish there military post. The right of
ownership to this and other islands is in dis
pute between the English and American gov
ernments. Gen Harvey. it is to be presumed,
acts under instructions from the administra
ton, and as British interests have within q
year acquired much importance in that quar-
ter, il is not unlikely that trouble will grow
out of the affair.
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IfUtcE from htcHUiOHd on F1F1tHt6 tcntTIt fdtt-
road, TO White Sulphur-Staunt0n. &c.
GoRDoNsvILLE VA, Aug. %.
After leaving Richmond we pass through
some of the finest agricultural districts in the
State. The soil is either low or moderately I'M
dulating, and with more improved modern
culture, would bring to perfection many of the
staple products of the South. Upon arriving
in Albemarle, one is not only surrounded by
large and respectable agricultural districts.
but is in the midst of grand abiding historic
associations. So long as Monticello extends
its golden summit to the clouds, so long will
the name of Jefferson and American liberty
be fresh and thrilling TO every patriot heart:
and situated near the towering and immortal
Monticello is the first, the grandest. the mos
enuobling tribute of Jefferson's foresight to
American young men. This is the "Univer-
sity of Virginia." known, aud if not will be
duly appreciated, throughout the civilized
world. After passing through the famous Blue
Ridge Tunnel, we reach the e1quisitely located
and picturesque town of Stauntsn, which has
three of the best female schools in the country
and may be denominated 1.-THE modern A thens -
We stop here half hour.
The scenery beyond this to White Sulphur
is remarkable; country wild and mountain
Gus, yet on this account very attractive
White Sulphur has had a large crowd and
one of the most refined and select ever known
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FALL RACES.


g AgHL ANn1yA.J
- T ,ss2ir7S 4 r q /. n, |, i,nEoa
s--iSee--The RACES over tb
ASHLAND COURSE, in Hanover county, Va
viii continue Eve days, NJ fplows;
FIRST DAY-FiRsT RACE.-SBeepstdke for
tvo-sear old Colts and Fii!Ies; single dash Of .
mile: 31oo entrance; $50 forfeit; 100 added by the
Climb provided two or more start
SECOND RAcE-SWsspstake. fof three-year old
Colts and Fillies: two mile heats; $3.50 entrance
Slo0 forfeit; DO added By the clab, provided two
SECOND DAY-FrRsr RAcE.-SmesysfaGs for
three-yenr old Colts which have never won race;
mile heats 500 entrance; $50 forfeit lou added
bs the Club. provided two or more start.
SECOND RAcE-ProYsNfer's Purse, SEQ; three
mile heats.
THIRD DAY-FrRsr RAcE.-Sinsls Dash Of
two miles. free for all ages, for purse ct S20. on
the part OF the Club; $40 entrance, to go with the
purse.
sEcoSp RAcE-Joeksv Club Purse. $500; four
mile heats.
FOURTH DAY--FiRsr RAcE.-Sw>spsfakes for
threey ear old Colts and Fillies two mile heats;
$3.50 entrance; Si00 forfeit; 500 added b, sne
Club. provided two or more start
SECOND RAcE-Propriefor's Purse, $500; two
4 FIFTH DAY-Handieap Purse. $500, for beaten
horses of the meetings two mile heats.
Entrances for the Sweepstakes to close on lst
October, 1889. Address the undo rsigned.
NATH'L A. THOMPSON.
Secretary Ashland Jockey Club.
ASHLAND. Hanover CO, Va, Au5 ust !, 1880.
au l-lawtz7th0
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they became carcless--siAvea TO kings VINO
were prevented from numbering them outright
solely by the consideration Of what they could
wiring ont Of their bones and muscles, In
The shape of labor, or Of what they conid get
fer them from the white man. They were
heathens~the lowest description Of hea'hens
-hca,hens whom 1t had been found impossi-
bic to Christixuixe Now, 1t is a rsmarkahle
fac, that our Saviour takes no note either %
mans social or political aatns-of his conan
,,on M slave or a freeman, as the citizen OF a
republic or the subject Of a despot- he .e,,s
,ha hondsman 70 obey hiInmnster, and ne teiis
80 .,,,,,sn, - r,.vu lender unto him
,ss ,nins. which are n Vim him, the sal
..,to,, - ,o,n and the spread OF the Gospei,
49, -. r,..,s of facilitating that salvation,
.u., ali Ie, that fact be borne In nina,
., s.. !, ~. remembered that there are, In The
s.n,h.r, States. more protesting Christians
.s.o,o tho colored population than have ever
,..en converted in Africa by all the missiona~
80. thu, ever went there-~let this, we say,
ia reeollected and then let any man say,
II he can, that an injury has been done TO the
African by bringing him here. What would
he have been II left III home Let those VINO
are old enough TO remember the time when IL
was customary to bring cargoes of Africans 10
City Point for sale, answer that question. lie
was not merely a barbarian, he was savage
lie was something even beyond savage now
the race is fine race of people, improFi"S
every year, already possessing great ih'eiii-
genee, and promising better things hereafter
Then we have been assured by those VINO Sd"
Them that they were not three degrees aDo's
the brute, as how should they be Ii LAKES
centuries to civilizea race.
These views are not original with us Al '''e
reader wishes to see them expanded at gfea'
length and enforced with great apii't' We
recommend to him the perusai OF froiessoi
SMITHS lectures on the PHILOSOPHY OF oia-
very" We shall only say oft, at present. ''iat
Il il an admirable book. A copy OF IL " as sei'
II. br the Methodist Book Concern
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The Pari. Police and MILITARY.

Mr.. MORRIS, the editor of the Philadelphia
lnqHfrer. writes from Paris that, although the
police and military Of that city are constantly
around and about and ready at any instant
to check evil or disorder, they move along
quietly and calmly, and only interfere, on or
binary occasions, in u courteous spirit. and
with view Of afording information. The
masses high and low, he says, seem satisfied.
while nowhere on the continent are life and
property more secure.
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DIED.

At the residence of his brother in Jaw. Dr. II. w.
Coleman; Sr., IN Nelson county, Mr.. RICHARD
CROUCH in his 69th year
HIS funeral will take place at his late residence,
~ o'clock.
At bis residence, in Aibemarle county. on We'd
nesday the Gath inst. Major ABR AHAM 8. WOOL
DRIUGE, in the 18th year of his age.
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LOST AND sTRAYED.


CAME TO MY STABLES, upper
~ end of Broad street opposite Brooke ave-
Z~ZAnue, on Thursday last, SORREL HORSE.
apparently ahoHt nine years old. white spot in the
forehead left hind leg and right fore leg white and
a sore back The owner il requested to come for
ward. prove his property and take bun away.
au D-3ts JACOB WOODSON.
csH STRAYED, from our stable lot on ssh
XAF" street. on the 2lst inst, yellow and white
I.~.sCOW, with one hip dislocated, A suitable
reward will be paid for her delivery to the sulscri
bers. Tau 3o-6t.l 4. f. RAGLAND l. co.
I OST-. Yeste rdsy, tFriday,t either on Wall or
IL Franklin street. nay POCKET BOOK. contais-
ing three S2l BANK NOTES and NOTE for $40
on James L. koontz, and another for $40 on isaac
FarDard and perhaps some other papers not reeol-
lected. The finder will ne literally rcwarded BIZ
returning the same to Davis Hutcheson.
auN -3t" G.. It BRURAKER
STkAXED-Fromt the Basin bank ON
L@N the night of the 24th instant, = large bay
49, HURSE, in common order. supposed to be
about ten years old no marks recslleet@d, EXCEPT
that his mouth Is much worn by the bride. will
pay liberal reward for his delivery to Mr..
Schultz, south side the Basin. or to m, self in al
bemarle. TAU T-3t'l C. b. CRADDOCK. d.
~zrrk4 LOST COW.-A large WHITE cow
XAT with a crum pied horn, strayed on Satur-
d~neday. A suitable reward will be paid on
delivery. PURCELL, LADD Co,
au Ats l22 Main street.
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NORFOLK FINAscEs.--Thirteen thousand
dollars have been paid out OF the City Treasury
of Norfolk, since the first of July, in redeem
ing the matured stock Of the city; and the
money to pay the interest on the coupon bonds
of the city due in New York on the Isl of
October next was transmitted to that city on
Saturday
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FATAL AsYRAY.-G3eo. Wilson, formerly of
Virginia, was shot and killed in California. ON
the 2sth ult., by Jno. Skater, who he had
threatened to ktll. Wilson was unarmed bu,
vss approaching Skaters houss 1t the time,
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SERIOUS ACcIDENT.-On yesterday Mr.. W.
c. ELLINGTON, carpenter, on Church Hill.
fell from the top of house which he was
building injuring himself seriously. He was
taken up i'll q lifeless condition and convened
10 his residence. where medical aid was called
in. At Il late hour last night he was some
what improved, though his situation was
feared to be critical, as his injuries were OF an
internal character
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- TO THE sUPERTNTENDENTs

49, OF THE SUNDAY SCHOOLS OF THE
ClTf.-The Young Mems Christian Association
having organized Special Committee for the pur-
pose OF collecting statistics relative to the various
benevolent enterprises and ins itutons of the city
your aid is solicited in furnishing this COMMITTEES
the Information called for by the following ques-
tlons: 49,
ing to your school
2. What is the nun Der of female scholars he
longing to your school,
g. What is the average attendance of each during
the year!
4; GIVE the names of the teachers, male and f.
male, 6elonFing to the school.
COMMITTEE ON STATISTICS
au 30-lt OF THE Y. M. C. Association
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mA FALL sTock OF HAIRS. Cars ADD FuRs.

EA FALL STocK OF HATS. Cars ADD FuRs.
JOHN D0OLEY, 81 Main street, Richmond,
is now ready to exhibit an unusually Iarse aSsortS
ment of Goods in the Hat, Cap and Far line
The stock consists of ali the popular sty les of
HATS AND CAPS
now in use, viz the rich and beautiful Moie-Skin
Dress Hat. of his own and Of Northern Mannfac-
ture; The Soft or Felt Hat,
French style, Led style, Bell crown; Planters
Broad brin WOOL HATS,
from the lowest quality servants to the finest Sax
MEMS, BOYS AND cHILDREN's CAPS,
of Fur, Cloth, Plush, Hair, Seal, Glazed, dc. &c
LADIES' RIDING HATS,
of Beaver, black and brown. and richly trimmed
cHILDREN's HATS AND CAPS,
of latest styles, sonie Just Imported from Paris
rich patterns;
victorines, Tippets. Half Gapes, Capes. Mafs
Muiiatees, and Children's and Misses' Furs ali
- rARRIAGE AND TRAVELLING ROBES.
Wolf Butiao. Perslan, Chinese. lined and roa III
Merchants and dealers are particuarl, invited
70 examine this extensive stock. for no effort IS
ehsss "a z. ans other II this country.
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In the above reply to the Local of the Ners
should have used the words many excellent" NY
intention was to use his own language. 1t is not
my wish to extend this irutless theme any further.
feeling perfectly confident that my professional
reputation is not IN any way endangered by the
bIclriHg of my local friend, who acknowledges that
he forms and states opinions. for facts, which were
founded upon superficial observation This locks
IKE taclt admission that all he had said III the
taken III the same category So this places the fair
fame OF all Of us, who had been so generously no
tced, StotH qRo ito leg al phrase and with
which am very well satisfied. J. w,
au 30-lt*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-08-30

ma Notice TO Tobacco Manufacturers..-
The undersigned havrlg made ARRANGEMENTS with
Mr.. GEORGE LINDSAY. Of petershurg, Va; pro-
pretor of VIM Cameron's PATENT HTDRAU-
Lie AND RETAINING PRESS, are now pre-
pared to manufacture them. and are getting up two
different sizes. which they will guarantee to per-
form to the entire satisfaction If all who may favor
them with their orders.
au 22-1m TALBOTT Il BRO.