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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-23

ip InhrHiIe Remedy for Ev"v anil .igue Uuml
Agnt, Might S"edis ami al Kindred diseases
'IHlIIS Is on ~ N1tur'> remedies. discovered AMI
Su,,-sSfuv u>.- f,,r y'ar> IL c"rtam tri''
~ Iphar. m III" western :ioni i: h. s1,i ba-
bc d km yn 10 fSl IT. nj ctIpy cxye fanerc th,ns
and> who Inv" MS u IT, u wrseSs's ilr' power 10
remove and eradicate cycry stigc OFF vcr and A-u
fioin tn. syst and il thu only known certain I'm
cdy. One important advantage his remedy p,s.">-
all uirrs, aside from IN" int rim, c value as
dial ag,nt is that M drugs me'irine. arc
taken nta H. S'"na h 4 .hili'at" and break down
tn" system. Its n cts almost nii &C nj AID
need ,,niy ~ b trd 10 pl,c" for IL cv"rN
famy where Fever AMI Asuo has been, or !, like"
~ IT, he
Tho .c"nt has pumhnrless Ccr.iScs'"> II Cure
which vi pleasure, will be shown 10 all wihins to
tn m.
Cures have hecn c'ei in this ci'v r,riri'v
r"nco> Will al" l.. . ven I" such chizeHs. TIN.
Rm"', Powder. amt apIlI Il At.rna'ly and 1t.
.tI',tS .,te truly wonderful
Pric" 81 pr Rpx. And . cure gnarran'e 4 OF tn"
momy refunded.
LEWIS FINCH. Asent.
Al ". n. Ckid's Hardware Establishmrnt. ~ "a t.
nv dt"rs a TT Brady Iiy10d6ml
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Win all the Railroads averg'ng from t:hsag"
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insurance ADVERTISEMENTS

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Ohio
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1856-08-23
Il1l. j MCDONNELL,
VETERINARY SURGEON,

NJ WISHES To inform the public that h" has
SY> perman .ntN iseat.i in Davenport. where
~1he Will continue 10 tr'at all The diseases ne
" ~ hor~,. j. subj 81 to. on III" m',t Scientific
PrIuc uses. After snstYnt practice II many years
on an kinds ri ri he 81 hap,v To say that he
will CIV. satisfaction 10 all that employ hint " can
pr sitce as good Crtiicates as ANY uhr man w''>t
~ New York He l. here only f'w months, AMI h"
many important cures II" has ~ rt"d inc" "" cam
wiIl spak more for hin, than rca. be- inserted
IN q N'wsrapr.
The following gentiemrn who have employed him
since NJ cam. here on the most casts VIII
fifty to his allltrs Is COMPETENT Veterinary Sur
groD.
All diseases warranted cured ifcurahlc or no mon
cy paid.
H. earnestly s"l,rits trial on any sever" ease
Whatever Amy cas-" he cann't cur" Il any Other man
can b. eot cure It. he viii pay hla cut Of his own
,-rk"t.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

THE OFFICE OF THE SECOND AUDITOR.

THE OFFICE OF THE SECOND AUDITOR.
10 the members o the Senate aad HonSc Of Drgoies.
has lo.a1 boen matter of Concern 10 many of the
party in whose ranks have always been arrayed 10
see that the most seekers after office aro "rd-
uarr the most successful personal iner
it, This ought not Ia be True, we have iaicn upon
times when il is not To be expected that those worthy
of public sa,io6Nyill be sought out and called TO OIL
lice; for we are busy people and every man Is 100
much engaged with his own affairs 10 devote nttcn-
ton to the public good III this particular yet surely IL
il too much Ia expect, even IN these tllnts iha
of those. who come toward ask Tor public employ
ment the best possible selection shall be made; tiiat
the claims and preetnns o canddntes shaiI DE care
fullv and wisely considered. That tins may De do1c
with reference 10 the shortly 10 occur III The
basement Of the Capitol, is tho earnest wish ot the
present writer and because he is and has been Ire
Gucnt and observsn visitor ot the basement uice
he humbiy asks your attention, while nc presents IN
few words some views deemed by him to be pointed
and considerable The first enquiry that should be
entered upon by those having the appointment q:
those officers is what are the qualifications winch
should be thou bit commend man 10 appointment
Honesty and the faithful discharge u! du;y, al! will
readily pronounce the ci.f requisites and, III order
10 th. latter special abilities and very Systematic b-
s.. h.b't, evidently necessary; ana inc pEnci-
pa item IN such business habits Is the careful cpusl-
G..atiu!: Of details and attention 10 miRltta |!
seems 10 The writer tina; certain canss, iolE follow
ed, give aaos; certain guarantee OF this coasidcra-
tion and attention. Or the maay caadldaies pup
lily spoken Of for the Office OF Second Auditor.
:!ere Is one intimately known 10 Inc undersigned,
,7au.n :. Asks leave 70 recommend - yoIr honest
consideration possessing ii an eminent desrse HE
qualifications aid character which the rIoiic good
demand in tie position al!uds 10 The candidate
h.!.i:s ::om the Old Democratic cCu3ty OF Hanover,
,:cs..; al ao.e aud honest Democrat who's: services
his own c..rn;y Sheriff, Clerk Of he Superior
C5ut. and Ca.ncery Cun.sl.ss.o!er, have gwen !iin
practical Qualifications hardly found united i: aiy
Vi.er ce1G.!ste known ~ DL!-ONhAi'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

G.-r. EI.ujrS.,y HuI! au SiC4Nr, ba, li!'v wIil,
Ly r.i:,s.r 10 !i5;.n IL tie r!rs ui I'd. ltu.h;'
p,y r.,n;u III uniur iva i%Tr!iv competent ni:i.rrA
anal worthy gentlemen, W. rrgiC: I" sec o." los
pu,<r rri:'ir the tni ;n ;i> :,.Hicr; "r Whist III
error liz is honest in his cuuv:ctnn.. Tia. attempt
10 abolish III" spccnrrhip III lHs" = purely cry
mater, uI.d should he Sustained ny NJ. koH S!AN'
ARD, ;Gn-r advocacy Of NJ: measure u Ike lying
Thousand pounds .. lea! 10 Il mnn {" Keep HIM above
water.
III. worthy delegate fr..n Buckingham is m!sta-
ken il the idea That the fnI,'r- have anything ID d"
with ,hs matter. The Iu-p"rtor-hip OF guamo COSTS
.hcin somewhere about ~ cents III tie thn ana we
qr.,un whether ;hio tax enters at all INTO The present
nqu;,uns price of guiilo. Besides our Democratic
tr,nrrs mud rnhr: pay this rrih.ng tax {" good De-
cncrats thun to the followers of Mcssrs. Boz FLOUR
NoY STUART, W whoever ilight be the recipients ol
these appointments ffuul tho Common Council OF
Richmond.
The Office oc inspector of fish was we Know during
the late canvass constant source "i rritaiiuh !" inc
Know Npthirgs. Ii deemed by that party Us
"IGnyerous - the pcrpetuity Of republican l,-itu-
lions n the temporal power ut tie Pop, ana MAkh
DuwSEY the worthy inspector u! fish, and Pius ile
Ninth, wcru regarded by the Know Nnthings with
equal terror. For il 80 happened thai Mr.. powShI
the only "iorcisn born" gentleman VINO hcri
Vlict IN Virginia, and was suspected mat lie Was III
cm!ss ny Of the Pope of Roms, and many regarded
him rs u Cardinal or Nunciu III disguise. 80 great
the panic produced in this city by The prevalence
of this untnundrd drn, that many at The society ot
Dark Lratern abured shad, h,rrlngs and mackerel,
as inventions of the Catholic Church for the Injury Of
the Protestant religion. Bat this storm was, we
thought al!nyed by Mr. DowSEY,s resgn'nG' some
time since the Office aud turning his nose and nt;eI
ton TO some other business The fish of this city are
no longer inspected by "foreign cmi-sary OF the
Pope" but by d very good native born FirGinlan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

We well recol!cct tho long and angry dcbntc upon
the subject of the inspection laws during the extra
session the Legislature at Fnuquer Springs, III u.
gust, lSt9 Never Were party lines more strictly
drawn; never the Wings of this Stale more
anxious 10 retain the power OF appointment; never
were the Democrats more determined to strip them
| o: it, than ut that time. Evidence poured i'll from
every portion Of the State, clearly establishing the
fact. that Wing magistrates, city aud country eXer-
cised th" power Of appointment then vested IN lhen
for political ends. No Democrat was then deemed
worthy I" Inspect tlic products Of Democratic State
Federal fingers eyes and noses felt, saw aud slrel
| all tobacco, fish. -four. lard lime and timber. In
Richmond no member vt TIE Spartan Bhid WAS DEEM
ed worthy TO SIT i'll Judgment upon the merits OF ANY
of the above named articles. They were not Judges
of the articles Of which they made aud consumed
such quantities; and whilst the Democrats enjoyed
the hounrs Of Legislative victories, the Wings
through thei: Aldermen and Magistrates had posses
sion oil all the offices Of pT".it.
After long discussion, the Democratic members of
the Legislature of lSly Hre>:ed the power Of appoint
mont from the Wing magistrates aud gave tito De-
mocralic Governor aud since that dny there has a.
wnys been pack ~ lCau nnd hungry Wings and
Know .Nonss seeking restoration to the snug berhs
rom which they Ccced after the passage Of the
present inspection laws. They have been perpetual
ly dev>ug ways and menus 20 insert their paws into
the pockets OF the sellers and buyers Of four fish,
lime. lard aud tobacco. Like Aprcuinc wolves they
have howled long aud dieaiailv at coveted prizes
which were no. within their reach. The authorities
of toe city OF Richmond have long since avenged
themselves upon the Democratic Legislature Of 1872
by choppins OF the head oil every Democrat who
once held Office in the city No heads were too low
for the sweep Of tho Suiic:ne Of the Common Coun-
ell.
As far as the city II Richmond is concerned, this
hostility to the iusp ecorSh!p Of f.L, ne SALT syp-
SUN and guauo is perfectly we'll understood Mr..
BosrrRANr, We know, il no party TO any such plan
bo, if the Legislature was TO abolish the inspector
ships above ne med the Common Council OF Rich.
niond wou6 at once establish Gspecorships OF Gua-
no and tsh for the city, and appoint two OF the most
rabd Know Mornings Of the city il the place OF the
two worthy democratic gentlemen now holding the
| coveted offices.
The Democrats o; the Legislature would then. when
It was 100 late, make tie discovery TIA: they had de
'GP"c'sd t'2 81 .2er OF" aary order tho, th''r
Places n''En Be "e& b. proscfp:yrs kNou. Nothing
e Common CJgH.yL
Ii the eGor, TO abolish the in.pec,orship in oues
ton taiio theirs are several rrorinen, Wings Of ,hi,
State ~to rI! lose all chances Of promotion The
Lsstlata-s Gcy ao, crush tie budding hcpet o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11
70 THE DEMOCRATIC MEMBGRS OF iHt
LEGISLATURE.

70 THE DEMOCRATIC AEAb-hS VI ihE
LEGlSLAl CkL.
The Democratic caucus Bed on Monday evening"
having determined 10 make regular party h"'nha-
,ous Tor the basement offices soon to become vacant
i, is inappropriate, ut this tie 10 canvass me re-
epecve cia us OF the various portlous OF the S"n'
Mionwealth TO these donors IL VIII De rcaa'iy ao-
united by every true Detn"crrt, tha IN me Is''u"
ZION oi the public offices IL the gift OF the LeSie''-
ture those sections OF the State present Inc strongest
claims which have done moot t" preserve me h'cS
rty aud perpetunte the asrehfancy "t iIe D-ho
crutic purity Impressed with THIS oei1'' ,le Wit ,
hopes 10 be excused tpr earnestly commenting 10 Use
favorable consideration o! tie democratic "ieh"c'S
of the Legislature the clens o! tie SoGiI-side sec.
ton OF the STATE.
Whatever credit may be I"sly claimed by me
Democrats OF other portions of the Commonwealth
il Cannot be denied. that N the exciting ana desps-
rat, comics, through which have recently passed.
RI. cr,rts of the South, Side Democracy were pre-
emtnrntlv great aud successful. While our friends
in some other portions Of Tho State were wnvering
the Democrats Of the SoutE.Sidc no6y breusied the
Storm aud successfully maintainrd their ground
IN the fac. cf difficulties apparently lnsur-
rnounrabl.. A single glance at the representation
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

OEITI .NRN.

tn" Joj"u. s:"sn; Of a iiHply New Year" b.!
sCHfcHir died upon Tie ~tr. when heavy pul .II.;
Over one happy h"m. umG the hearts OF na.y r..
i:i"Eds ~ TIE :u'd";! death ~ The PRIME nut y:or i
he, o: Mr.. SARAH l. PRESTON She died IN price,
Christian peace n he residence" of her hl.bRn; Major
J. I Pr".nn, !" iezston "a. on the nj b, Of the ~
lhnGnry 1850.
To say OF any On. ha: tie dca:h YVES peaceful. woa
b" great ccn-oa'Cn 20 surviving ircnis-,ha,i vast.
pence OF the thr!s;inn wOuli gyc moro ,an cou.oll
IL would i'd light Hai HOPE .:,r Knees OF the iuG:
tut w"n we say, rs We .n!p.h'lrwiy cen Of NJ. Zee
'ui that her death tht Of p"rcr, Christian prar.
IA" sting oi death seems To be taken AWAY the yc5
over The grave CONF lst. and such hau o: ,h: ~.
glory encompasses III" tomb that th saint, on .s
may TAX" up the at III" redeemed III Heaven: ,y
welcome on" more added to the InnunlGrnblc tl!I,
above
'Hrppy :cw -ur :, i 70 the redeemed and sanc.'s.:
md nov slOrhri spirit crr. but whn :cl the de.4
apT hcrc 81 INIT home at winch she the life ana sou
NHo Crn III III. void III ih, large circle 81 relatives It
friends Of which sine was the C"u;Ici Who .Upp
hey place in that Church IN winch by her consistent as
she bright aud .,iEIs light" |; has often os
given 10 on" lrF-"n to be III" ,y nrd support o. ma
E"rr's; to liyr - beloved; L. DE 30 lanIoujrd.
May the tod OF all cun.ua,iun be pres en-. with EC
upon whom THIS overwhelming cainn,y has fallen 10 rue
the influences o! !- and sp!r!; upon husbaGd III
children, relative, Hud friends aud Church that. glds
by her "Xampl" here, may follow Acr WHITTIER -
gone! +. II. :
pirU, NJ Wnrrcu'on y. C.. on Sunday, 30h uI;:lno
JOHN + BENNETT Of Charleston, : c. iormcI!!
rrs!icE. al 'h!e c!iy-n.ei - yc-rs.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

.,,i. ,,y T., ,..,y.a.y 8: .s5scgvr ;ia ia;r.r.'r ~
H.. so. u.saa DOL i!,"t :'S -''i! "H '''N'''1
l.. i:,n"" ;Hc-. ari.hi'ia'i.'+ bt@su"" 10 49, "
,l.hr!.r.ss ,"r by ;.rnrru@ns dis r'!cy .'i' II i!
j,i- tlis iuGuintlo tor better -tn:c ul INNS, "t
maternity enhancing her credit.
Tie other day n-sucd Ii:c C"Ininlttee OF hoacH'
because that committee, III il wisdu anu nave ii
!uub, causclrm,iuusy thought proper 4" REJECT an
a,uro.;intiDnS oa tls wa and threeIIhs Pi.hc!P''
- new works. was BECAUSE ot that refusal, Sir' 'iat
uniina!vcTtcd upon them; II was To tlht 'n'' W"
ccr,i, aud no: 10 airy scheme Gf Inftrhhi !niP'"'c
mru,s winch they thpug hi; Ia n!d am here SIR rem
dy Ia vote lot appropriations Ia Ia" turhPh' i'""''
bu, moi for Larry" new railroad schemes which are
now for the i-t time, Knocking NJ The door "i me
TREASURY ami for which untold millions may be ASK
ed. | srv Tint nm NOW pr"par-"' Ia V"f" hliT"plh
tnns Of ihrc,G;hs on the part Of III" State III hchh
Of the turupikc interests. Bnt u few years since"
authority WIS given (" the County Courts ri thn
Commonwealth to incorporate internal Improvement
cunpsnit upon the two aud three hl- principle -
h.urtirial were works of this character drrInr To be-
should think tha, instead Of contracting this policy
increased facilities should b" afforded in proportion I"
thrincrasng necessities III The State Tor means nhd Ia
,ilfip. of transit am not however, prepared tng"
Ia the extent OF granting tins power I" Courts nav"
rc,rr.d 70 il merely show whit had been the SENSE
f , .,,.jalu-e M the period referred Ia, upon the
,siect If Internal improvements; and yet, not more
than trec-inuris at the charters gwen under his
authority have g"ne int" operation.
Now sir this is my position: am no, mere hiE"-
r,;u,, direct apuruprir.iuEs from ia" treasury FOR
,ra.. mug vnris whether they be- III the shape OF
turnpike schemes or railroads; but in reference I" all
notifications on the two and threc-ttls principle rs
APPLYING to turnpike ronos, am prepared t" ast up
on Them and cast my vote in favor OF s''c
ti,ns md to iud;cOs extent, IN favor al appi"PI
lions for all the railroad improvements. Nor VIII
the spectre OF large debt deter me from voting LOT
such works Ny constituents will readily c"n'rInne
10 promote any .udicious system OF Improvement,
and sustain readily appropriations Tor me leaIa,s
lines in the State, believing that by 20 d"i"- thGy
would be restoring her credit shy that ain ready
TO support works founded upon the two and three
fhs principle, and thuse schemes for which lie Stae
ha. pledged herself that they may be preserved from
state OF dnpidaon. do not fear mat ! wlii re-
u course. :,
The question on laying the resolution on tie table
WIS put aud decided III tho affirmative.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11
THE CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

The National American publishes the following Of
fetal acceptance OF tho challenge, to have full and
fair reconsideration the famous antl.tweltth Section
resolutions
We are requested by the officers of the Combined
Councils of the city of Richmond 10 cay that they ac-
cept the challenge of the Wig, for meeting, TO re,
consider the resolutions passed the lst nstnnt, and
suggest Monday night aud the African Church'as the
time and place
Mr. Bolts requests us to say that he is unwilling to
derive ANY personal advantage from any resolutions
passed by less than amaiori,y Of the Amercun voters
Of tie city Oi Richmond.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

so.;:,i lI.. io"..e: aa: -.;,: isas man' rS-
uuT l.. /. again. f.a .".t'.s. Il over o":u:;:ty i""
s.:,r, nnii.mg i! :.4a; gives il any -i"ii'
rrm :" ai !, srY,,uu III our r'.'uMIi-. {" my par
l. 'u'ur comm. MS. SIR Bolts III ii!C h"iu 10 me
i"iui; ton u! the American party. and h's !et,'r
publlry reveals int fact His position. d.hn'! pF
himself is SO nearly identical with thui at the BAG"
Republicans ut the N"r! that we ran perceive "'
ground upon which he can expert Southern vote
tie declares himself ,;n-t the Nebraska bl a,''
against the l2h Sr';'. AID i!ii- - or"r''eS ,''e
stand taken hy the Free !ers anI Ah"iil"n>''' We
~ tsum that hi. !rtyr Wal be sn!eiac'.iy 10
/: is NO, 81 Il, us cuu4c we believe that the ihe'
IT'S ami H.. RIGHTS o( the South I'll compromised
bv Sir. But;s course.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1856-01-11

We could fill columns with amusing extracts
froI, the warning organs Of the two Know. Nothing
sections IN Fir5 inia. Whatever be tue issue, Mr.
Bolts occupies MOS, rr"ni.en: position 10 the pub
liz attention, ard alternately receives the warmest
embraces and the heavi-s: dyuuacia,;ons from the
presses OF the purcolosod fraternity. L~,the. two
extracts suffice:
From 'cc Sa,c-:. American
PIuApEIPHIA FLAIToRH.--We hay 9 not cared
10 combat ;s assumption that are in opposition 70
hs entire press Of this State, reatoa to the policy
10 ee adopted in regard TO the lSth section, because
w are aOt in the habit Of surrcpderng our opinions
to those others before judgment is convinced OF
She rroprety OF the change. But the following sen.
sihie views of the Buchanan Native American will!
SHOW :hR. nre NOT alone. and though, far we
have observed, most Of the American Journals OF
Virginia have refrained irom committing themselves
on mere question of expectancy, VIC are inclined 70
surnise that "tgere ORE few Of the same sort,
will; OF. buchanan contemporary:
John Vi. Bolts is out in long letter, urging the
American party 10 aOsrGou the Eth section Of The
Pn..adelph:a platform. liis Arguments are i.resis
noe. ard deservs tie consideration Of the whole
party"
lFrcn the Pess-.sWs !r:slNSsreer
Va. BORE LITIIk.-We ys.:s..sy bvissy ID.