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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

rope aud informs the soul ". hin the dark
+ belfry, that a man is in view. all that the
soul knows is. that the optic nerve has been
pulled. and that bell has been sounded. -
The sonl does not come down from the brain
to look out and see whether its servant has
told the truth; but rests content with the
simple tinkling Of the bell. Ii does not
know who pulled the rope, whether it was
not pulled within the building, or, indeed
whether the bell was not sounded within
the brain itself The same certainty. and
no more, Results from the pulling of any of
the other four bells. All, therefore, that can
be known BY the soul. the mind, the entity
which we call ourself, in regard to any ma.
terial object abou. US, is that we have re-
ceived an impression from some one of the
nerves; and consequently, if this is the ex-
tent of our knowledge, we cannot be sure
of. or prove the existence OF anything ma
terial about us.
1t being, therefore, demonstrated that no
one can be certain Of, or prove, the exist
ence OF any material object about him, it
follows as necessary consequence that he
cannot be certain OF, or prove the existence
OF the physical part of himself-his body.
His knowledge Of that is denied in the
same manner and by the same senses, thro'
the medium Of which he judges Of things
about him. He does not know but that
some one is in the belfry itself, continually
the bell.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
SherlH''S Sale.

Michael Gill vs.. A. r. Clart.
Qi virtue OF Writ RI special execution issued
" from the ofnne o. the Clerk OF the District Court
OF SC coonty. Iowa In the above entitled caus ;,
daied the 18th day Of August, D 1855 and TO me
directed, commanding me that Imase or cause to be
msne, the sum Of and g. 100 dollars (152 5S)
amount due including debt interest and costs with
thereon at the rate n per cent per
from suly 18th, A d 1863 as well As al accru M
costs on execution, by sale Of the following
real estate situate IN the County Of SCOTT aod
oflowa. TO wit: Lots number one tn and tvo rel
w tlocs number three T3l In Lroy codge B. w l..
Csks addition to the town Of Blu so, and the house
thereon situate upon which In mschanicsli lien taass
effect, Of A Citrk.
No'ice Is hereby siven that, Is mAnded by said
writ shall sell at public auction to the highest and
best bidder therefor in cash, the
property, much thereof vii satisfy said deht
interest and costs ct the door Of the Court 0ouse
the city Of Dav enport Scott county, lows fn Thnrn.
day. October 2s A 1855, At the hour OF = Of
said day.
Dated September 5th, 1855
6isned H. LEONARD
fepi2dlt t-wSw Sh'f OF ecott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

EAsrsRH HAH (by rsilroad) closes every day, Sun
days excepted. at n. M
WEsIEsN MAIL and Southern Iowa. by railroad
closes very day, 6unde a. xcep,ed, At s a and
NJ.
SOUTHERN MuL, for Southern Illinois. and st.
Louis, ~ railrcad closes every day. Sundays except
"a, atT.a
NORTHERN MAIL. for Dubuque snd Northern To-
wa, by railroad. c.oses ,yery DAY, Sundays excepted
At a. NJ.
NohTHERs NAIL, for LeClsire, Prince.o and Ly-
ons by stage. closes every Monday, Wednesdsy and
Frid-y ats
DUBUQUE WAY MAIL, by Dewitt Maquoketa,
Whtch &c. bs stage, cioscs Saturdays, Tuesdays and
Thursdays at 5 r NJ.
Blue GRASS NAIL Tuesday,, Thursdays and Bat.
Uruay s.. loses at 7 A NJ
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, Tuesdays anG Fridays at
IL NJ
ALIENS GROVE NALL Dixon, Long Grove &C..
Every Tuesday, ~ NJ.
RIVER MAIL, North daily, Sundays excepted, 5
\ NJ.
RIVER NAIL, South, daily. Saturdays ex cepted, .,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

RAILROAD MEETING AT WIL1os.-
meeting of the citizens Of MnEcatine ani
Upton was held at Wilton yesterday, which
was very largely attended by delegates
from both places. Great enthusiasm was
evinced, and the determination that the
road from Wilton to Upton should be built
and that too Immediately. was very appar-
ent. The citizens of Upton pledge them
selves to raise An amount of means to prose
cute the work, equal to one tenth the val
ue OF their whole property. Muscatine will
not be behind in lending her aid to push for
ward a work which is to be of so much i'm
portance to her local interests. The 5000
600 which was thrown away on the streets
of our city would be Of vast benefit to us
now, for with that amount we could lend
such assistance as would ensure our having
a road through Cedar Valley ourselves. But
some steps must be taken to do this even
now, or Davenport is destined to be sec
ond sodom or Gomorrah. Let us arise
1t can be done, and it must.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
NEW ESTABLISHMENT.
F.lNCY DYE HOUSE,

II GRAUPEER would respectfully notify the dt-
L izens Of Davenport, Rock Island and vicinity
that he has taken house on
THIRD ST., BET. BRADY AND PERRY,
Opposite the Court House, In D0veDpoRs, and
proposes to the Ladies and Centlemen that he viii
COLOR and Scour Sik, Grape Shswls, Wool, Cottoo.
Hair, Feathers, Straw and Furs.
He has been - years In the business anA has
worked In Russia, Italy. Germany and y ~ pstna1
PIE citieo Of ~ Unitsd oeAtaW
ue win slso
/ C11A1Dn, Dg0u1, COI0A Am 1yYA11
AZ 0unDo -
00A10o11Ao0AfD 00Ot004p
= AZ sa ''''''' s''''''' ~ ~ NH ss
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
SheFin,s Sale.

Jevett Boot ". Gardner l. Church:
DY virtue Of IN execution IN the abov, entitled
- cause issued from the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the
District curt Of Scott county, Iowa, dated August
ith 1853, and 70 me directed, commanding ms
that Of the Goods, chstteIs, scx interest In any
company. debts due properly 10 the hands Of third
ps' sons, lands and tenements (which sSe not exempt
by law from prosecution-1 mske or cause ~ - mad .
the snm Of one hundred aud twentythree and IS 100
dollars 1879 TOR smount due including d. bt inter-
est and costs with interest thereof At the rate ten
psr cent per annum rom 1ebr uaSy 18th D166S, -
well - III sccru'ng costs on execution By virtue
Of said writ have levied upon the following proper.
~, to vit; One boiler engine and nxtures os bolt.
Ing chest, one smut machine, ooe separator, three
elevators cooler. weiehing scales, on. large
tun. token = - property Of the above named %
tandan0.
PuSltc notice Il hereby givsn that v,n ssn Tie
above described propsrty, at public outery. 70 he
hts1sst ana best eaddsr thefsies IN cash, - ~
prsmieee in the tevn - hs1A,s. oeets esuc1 Isva,
. friday ~ S3th day q 0stebss, , tea 1stWoo6
- nsast s. = 2 ~ ~ = ~ ~.
s.,,s... sssa II 3s4ss hi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
lSrattOal House.

vINHE undersigned would respectfully inform his
l. friends AID TIN traN elinr public, that he has
OIened this large hotel IN he Claire. The house is
nearly ne" and furnished with all the convenienccs
Of mode hotels. The table will be supplied ith TIE
best tao countT, affords.
His experience and large acquaintance with the
business IN the Wcst, Is sufficient guarantee that
hts house the place TO stop at when you the
city Of lie Olairc
Hacks leave the Bratton House every morning
(sundAs exceptrtO for Davenport.
mArchI -dcwhW1v M u WESrLAKD Prop'p
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

PHILOsOPHICAL QUEsTIoNs.-We
publish in another column a quaint piece
OF reasoning upon an odd subject, which
will be read with interest by all, whether
they agree or disagree with the conclusions
arrived at For our own part it will be a
task of considerable magnitude to convince
us that We have no physical existence.
The same person who " constructed the
article to which We refer, has promised to
furnish Us others upon equally out of the
way subjects
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
Park House,

IOWA CITY,. Iowa
Wis Large and Commodious Hotel fAs been leased
l. by the proprietor, thoroughly repaired and reno
waited, neatly furnished throughout III tn. best man.
ner, with sPRIS0 BEDS and LIGHTED WITH GAS.
No pains will he spared TO max ke the PAAK HOUSE
the" "a No. " House of the CITY 1t being much the
largest and pleasantly situated IN central location
On the corner OF JeGe' and Dul streets,
the CITY Park with comfort able sccommod for
Two Hundred Guests
TRRNS-in conformity to the times.
Good and Uapacous Stsbling attached TO the house.
j, TRUSDELT. Proprietor.
Nov24itf Formerly Of the Tr dsdell House
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

RAILROAD TO CEDAR RApIDs.-We
desire to call the attention of our citizens to
the necessity of building Railroad to Tip
ton, Immediately. From Durant the dis
tance Is little more than twenty mile, and
once constructed to Upton, it would as a
natural result, be continued to Cedar Rap
ids and draw from Cedar Valley the I'M
mense trade Of thai productiy region Once
/ the city voted loan Of s35o,00o for this
enterprise. but through utter and unac-
countab!e supineness. the whole project was
allowed to fall through, and now the city is
powerless to lend its aid to the project, and
1t devolves upon the county to render assis'
tance, If road is to he built. The city has
already bonded Indebtedness equal to the
amount allowed by.th he'const;tution of the
State, and the county alone has the ability
to render any aid TO the project. Who is
blameable for letting the authorized loan OF
s35o,ooo fall into oblivion, we are not pre-
pared to say; but we much fear that in
permitting it, Davenport has lost an oppor-
tunity that she will ever regret, and may
never regain.
Since the managers Of the NJ. 4 NJ Rail-
road have given this city the cold shoulder,
We have TO look about us for the means OF
repairing the injury. There is now no
probability that the NJ. l. NJ. Railroad will
ever he built beyond Iowa City The cost
OF construction is three times greater by
that route to TT. Des Moines than by the
osealoosa route, and road once put thro'
by Oscaloosa to the capital would forever
be an impedment to the construction of the
N. & NJ. Railroad.
This community has just cause for indig-
nation against the managers of the NJ 4. NJ
Railroad, for they have had of the city $751;
900 OF the county $4,000 and have been
allowed the entire use and destruction of
9Th street, for notting-for the s5O, 900 stock
or bonds of the NJ. d NJ. Railroad are worth
nothing. If We cannct bring the managers
Va WIS iouu " tuclT ctnScS, We DcilcNc III
repeating the ordinance allowing the use of
Fifth street. and absolutely denying to the
Railroad the use of that street for a track,
and in addition to that We should like to see
the Railroad bridge declared nuisance,
and aba'ed as such. This may give the
foreign managers of the NJ. d NJ. Railroad
to understand that Davenport has an inter
est in this road which must be respected
But in the meantime let US awake to action
in pushing Railroad to Upton. sl5O.OOO
loaned by this county would insure the COM
pletion OF the work Let meeting be held
and the County Judge instructed to submit
some such proposition to the voters of the
county at the October election.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

A SMASH ur.-A. horse belonging
to Camp Co.'S livery stable took it into
hi head to have nice little kick all by
himself. When opposite Mr.. Davenport's
residence, the person who was driving
struck the horse with the reins. which ope-
ration the animal not reisliing; he made SO
good use of his heels that he left tn 6 buggy
perfect wreck. The driver fortunately
was unharmed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

The STATE TEACHERS Association.
Some well informed and horribly sarcas-
tic individual, member Of the State Teach
ers Association, took occasion in the Gazette
Ct yesterday, to criticise our remarks regar-
ding the meeting of the instructors ofyouth
in this city.
He first places us hors der combat. as he
evidently sunposes, and then by way OF a
parting kick to his fallen foe, suggests that
We may have fallcn in with the sentiments
of XulJr1S":
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
TRAVELLER'S GUIDE

RAILROADS, East, Leave at 80 a " and 6:35 p NJ
excsp, Sundays excepted; West, leaves at ?O5 A M
aud C.I3 r NJ, Sundays excepted
BOATS, North. leave At 9 A NJ, Sundays excepted !;
SJuth, leave al CA NJ, Sundays excepted.
STAGES, Worth. TO Dubuque, via Dewitt, Mac 40
keta and Wilton, leave the Pennsylvania House
days, thursdays an" Saturdays at a NJ; North to
Lyons via eClsire, Princeton, Cam1Echc and Clin-
ton, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satu days att NJ
Smith Arnold s line Of hacks leave every Tag at
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
NOTICE TO ADvERTIxKRA.

large cuts charged double the dimensions Of
type.
Displayed Advertisements ono-half more than
usual rates.
Yearly Advertising contracts will be UNDERWOOD 70
apply strictly to the Immediate business Of the Adyer
tser, aud all other advertisements sent In by the sd-
vertiser will be charged extra.
Advertisements not sccompanied with instructions
Will be inserted until forbid and charged accordingly.
Notices for religious and benevolent purposes in
serted time free OF cost, thereafter charged
other Advertisements.
Advertisements from abroad must be paid for in
cdvsotiy IN Gfrdnre, unless from approved Agents
Cobtf fActs for yearly advertising terminabe al the
option Of advertisers, they paying An advancement Of
% per cent. on the contract price.
Advertisements inserted next to reading matter
20per cent advance on above rates, and kept on IN
siie. % per cent advance regular rates.
All transient advertisements must be paid for 10
advance.
RICHARDSON WEST, Iowa State Democrat.
sANDERS BRO. Daily 6a,ette.
II. fischer co, Der Demokrat.
HARRINGTON wILKIR. Daily Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
Local AnAtrA.

EE John S. Harris & Co., have
something Of interest to say to our citizens
this morning. They have very fine stock
of drugs, medicines and perfumery which
they are determined to dispose of at hard
times prices Prescriptions carefully com
pounded by an experience Apothecary at
all hours, day and night Give Harris Il
Co. call
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

THFlf you want an excellent article
Of Letter, Cap, Legal Cap or Note paper, 90
to PIGmmers No. 10, LeClaise Row, he has
just received a splendid assortment, direct
from the manufsctory, which will be sold
at extremely low prices.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
FIRE, MARINE& LIFE INSURANCE

FIRE, MARINE i LIFE lNSUR RANCE
DAVENPORT INSURANCE AGENCY. D.IAy.
~ Agent, BY legal authority Of the State Of Iowa
for the following well known companies.
FARMERS UNION INSURANCE co.,
or Hartford.
Cash Capital paid up In full. .A90o 0oO
y. OdHdsid, Sed'y. G. N. SAtpm0~, Res.
STA ZH IIREAND MARINE LNSURINOIOO.
or Harrisburg, Pa.
OA.h Capital paid UP In full. 1850 900
L. Ward, Sccy. !. p. RU&Asg1orI Hvss5.
These companies sustain reputation for nrmneos,
pr0mptness and responsibility which rendsrs them
the souncest and safest Fire and Marine eomponloo
u the United States.
OHcc-wifn Parker 4 Edwards. Brady street.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
Fashienable Tailoring Esta bli shmens
e. j. Egam,
M y e i n n .T0ilO

MO. q Franklin Block Brady Street next door
IN to Post Once (up stairs) Da enport Iowa
Having Htte up the above rooms independent OF
expense, am now prepared to execute all orders
entrusted to my care in the most complete and fash
tonaole styia.
Satisfaction warranted in ali cases MY stock Of
VestiDgs cannot be surpassed Ia this market.
variety Of hats, caps and trimmings constantly on
hand. with prices to ssit the times,
Gall and examine goods and pI,ces
H7PReuember the location, next door 70 Post
0d1ce.
june1O-dtf
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From New York.

New York Sept. IL.
We have Porto Cabello adyices to Aug
26tb.
Gen. Monegas and family and Satiras are
10 nave passports out of the Republic
Ihe Diana Mercantile thinks this will
restore harmony between the nations con-
cerned.
The papers give the name of Lifkin l.
ironslde as the house which suspended yes-
terday.
We learn from private source from Liv.
erpool that the negotiation of the bonss Of
the Atlantic and Great Western railway
OF Ohio, are completed by the Pres, Gen'l
Ward, through the agency of Jas McHenry.
The steamships North Star and n. York
sailed to day. the former for Southampton
with IA passengers and $50 900 in specie
and the latter for Bremen with good com
piement of passengers
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

THE SABBATH DAY.-What a mys
terry is man, Possessed of double nature
endowed with attributes spiritual, an,
with wants physical, he Is born upon Tia,
earth with two conflicting natures On,
pcrpetually and iervently drawing him ont
ward and upward into the vast ocean o
spirit mystery; with longings after tbs
pure, the true, the good, the veied mys-
teries OF a hidden being ar d unknown cause
and with insatiahle yearnings foc some
thing that will appease the thirstng soul
thoughts of the eternal and the omEipotenl
Beng from whom, somthom, we believe that
all things are, and were and are to be-
lhe other constantly pulling and tuggng to
drag us down into the low groyelling, SEN
sual, and perishable things of bodily sense
and bodily appetite. Thus We are cast up
on the theatre of human activities, and hui
man experiences, subject to this fearful
struggle between matter and mind, liable
to be torn in pieces and utterly destroyed
both soul and body. by the paralysis that
despair throws around u.s.
While the spirit is engaged in the most
beautiful of visions, want steps in and drags
it remorselessly away from its holy and en-
rapturing contemplations. and compels us
to dig. and toll. and think, and plan, and
labor for bodily wants. bodily needs. and
future physical necessities until the soul al
most forgets its high and holy birth-right,
and the glorious destiny it was created to
enjoy.
To prevent the utter petrifaction of soul
into sense, the Creator has adapted wise
code of moral laws among the chief of
which is the cessation of all bodily and
worldly employment one day in seven, that
the million souls of his human creatures
might have time, and the inclination which
time induces. to study Of eternal mysteries
connected with spirit life and the great
principles of universal truth.
How liable is the mechanic in his work
shop. the merchant in his store, the lawyer
in forensic debate, and all and every class CT
men occupied with business-how liable are
such, to forget the inner life-the soul needs
the great-and startling my steries of spirit
being and spirit destiny. unless periodri-
cal pause is occasioned in their days of toll.
The body needs repose, before the soul
rises into activities. With repose comes re-
Election. We ask who, and what We are.
Wherefore were we created, what is our
destiny.
All around US the houses of worship are
inviting US to enter and listen to disserta.
tion upon these tjects. Each creed Of
human belief has its citadel for the discus
sion of these great truths. The Lutheran
Episcopalian, Methodist, Roman Catholic
lnitarian, and other sects have their adyo
Gates and their dviinea. Into their temple:
We can 60, voluntarily and of choice, and
there hear, listen. reflect and then ponde,
upon the great mysteries Of being.
II we do not become religious, we GER
tainly become better, have keener human
sympathies. stronger love Of truth, more
foreiving nature, and become lsss liable tc
be absorbed in detsstibls and dsstructiv,
sel6shness which belitsles the soul and dis
robes life Of it, ehisfsst charmA
LET Ne sstbssh b dsy u ilst Ind u
Z tsn'''i's'
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1T u BNrgMtss.

THE following desc II ed Real Estate:
L swh, sec 4, I 50 rs,e.
lO acres In be oouth west quarter Of section No one
ID tS0 rs,
~, sex SIC IL, So r8, ..
Es, swt, sex. sec l, I 80, r3,e.
~, swA acc ., 50, 4.e.
II vii be divided to, ,uit purchasers. Price 12A
per Acrr. To ms y cash, bsiAnce on Yeas tins
with 10 per te-t tsTest, payable annually.
Enquire Of
jy2Sd6w G. ". KDNI.
Post ONCE Bui ding.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

PnHAhrLrTna, Sept IL.
Nothing definite has transpired respecting
the action tax en- at the meeting of Railroad
Presidents. The arrangements Of the 9th Of
July has been gone over and mostly alter
ed. The main point OF difference IS as TO
the rates Of all rail and carriage, which has
been settled to have separate rates herenf.
ter for carriage for one part of the route
recess has been taken to allow the freight
agents to agree upon rates who stick to the
old rates, and are opposed ty the presidents
The result will not be known till twelve
tonight if then.
The prospects are good for an adjustment
and return to fair rates
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
TT>EErH EXTRACTED BY NEW PROCESS
L without occ asioning any delay or pain whateveY
JULIU CHESE ROU G II
Dental SURGEON.

OFPICR-In Aerwin's Block. 50 Perry, between Sd
and eth streets.
Having completed arrangements, he Ia now pre.
pared to extract teeth by Uniting slight current
Of electricity around the tooh ~ the time Of
ton, thereby ala ying all pain attendant upon ex-
tract ng by the ordinary method.
Thepsttent has full knowledge OF what is pass
ing, and there not those effects which are oftea
noticed after having teeth extracted BY the use Of
Choroform or the Pressing process.
JuyS3dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

VLTOULD ANNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS OI
w Davenport and vicinity that he has resumed tn
practice Of medicine and be found. when not pro
fessionally engaged " his once next door to kxres
Once Nov26dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
CLEVELAND. Sept. IL

CLEvELAsD. Sept. IL.
Eight steamers and one schooner loaded
with passengers numbering 6OoO celebrated
perry.s victory at Put in Bay yesterday -
The Z. >. steamer Michigan was present
Prayer was made by Mr.. Duffield of Phila-
delphia.
Speeches We're delivered by Dr. Parsons,
OF Providence. Capt Severson of Perry's
flag ship; Capt. Champion Of the Scorpion.
Mayor Starkweather Of Cleveland Cook of
Sandusky; Mason Of Toledo, and Wicke ems
Of Detroit
Governor Chase was president Of the day
). X Giddings and Senator Wade were
present,
monumental association was inaupnra-
ded, Lewis Cass, President
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12
nemmesscy BRANDY.

LIME Old Hennessey Brandy, q K.nuine articts
IL Just arrived and for saitat
IA wUPPRRMAHN'B
EpS Corner Brady and S.h sts.
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Oxford Female COLLEGE,

AT TO1FORD, OHIO.
C,EBsIONS open September ist ant February let.
- Charges sI75 per anbum Accommodations IN.
surpassed. Coss o. improvements go co. An -
qutrci branches taught For health, besuty, intel.
Iectual, moral, and religious Advantages, Oxsor6 hae
no superior In the West. For circulars apply %
REV. !. " broTT, D. D., PYesidsnt, Or 70 fsv. "
8. Ro0EKS, Sec'y.
II Refer TO Dr y. 3. BosroVD, Il. PYics. Lv
woodward, Dave npogt
Jy2OdQru
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4" II ignorance ie bliss.
iTf- follv ha al, ,,

In answer to this half inquiry, half suc-
eestion, we would simply say to the ind
vidna who quotes SO glibly from the poets,
that we have not "fallen in" with any such
sentiment of IIudibras, although we have
read it in Grey's ode " On n distant view of
Eton College The following are The lines
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-09-12

All OF which have been IN sde up on his own prem
tses BY his regular rstom hsnds, with . view not
only TO compete with sop WORK pricee, but with