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Warranted purely vegetable, and Tree from any.
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Price 81 Sent by mail on enclosing 81 to any
authorized ugeut Sold by one Druggist in every
tSWa in the uRied States.
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NOIld,E.

VNHE Undersigned have been appointed and
] qualified as Administrators on the Estate of
Sylvester B, Hosner, deceased, late OF Parkman,
Geauga County, Ohio MARY HOSMER.
S. J. ESTY.
PGIkmau, Angus 9TH, 1859, '499.w9
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SEIEESIFFS SALE.

| n obedience 10 the requirements OF a final order
OF sale issued from lhe office OF the Ccr, OF the
Court OF Common Pleas OF the County ol Geauga
and State ut OHIO, in certain suit wherein Patch
ana Allison nre Plaintiffs, and \. w White,
Harriet VI. White, George b. Converse and q :
Williams are Defendants, to me directed and de-
hvcrcd ! have caused 10 be appraised and shall
expose 10 sale ot public vendur. at the door OF the
Court house IN Chardon, in said County, on
Saturday. hr 81 dGu Of .StpitmJrr.
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4. u 1859,

between the hours of ten O'Clock An. and four
o'clock PM OF said dav, the following drscrihec
real estate, to wit Situate in the Township o
Parkman, Geauga County and State at Ohio. ana
situate IN the village OF Purkman and known as
Lot number scyo1Iy-three t7Sl bounded as follows
to vii on the north 10y a street leading in west.
crly direction past the Methodist Meeting House.
on the west by nm alley running between Lot say.
enty.seven and lots sevcny-iuur and seventy. five
aud ON the south by Lot seventy -four, and ON the
east by the road leading from the village Of Park
man TO the center o! the town. and is two chains
and hity links long aud cighiy.lwo links
WIDE IN front, and is known as Lot seveulv.iLrte
aud contains about thirty-tour roods OF land.
-. said premises appraised at S2G7. Terms ofsalc
Cush N hand.
+ G. WHITE,
Shorthand Specin Master in Chancery.
ShcritNs Office, Geauga Co,
July 29th 1859 4gs ".
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The Gcnuga Co. Musicni Association
will hold is next regular Meeting in ClardoG, on
Friday, Tho 2nd dny of September next, commcnc.
ing at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ
NJ L. MAYNARD, Secretary.
Hambden, August 10Th, 1879. j0l.w2
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DIR. EIOOFLAND's
BALSANIIC CORDIAL,


CoygaS. Collr Igdgrnoq. Croup, Hoarseucss,
Il oSCh'its, PHeEHoHla DISEASES ot tie Bomets
drtNug 'rom COit Rcp,cnt toHSHm ytioi, 0Ed
for HE 'ti'p and tt dtnH pO,S,bit1 clse ~ puti-
fntS IN ad}oHcrd stages cithc hu,r a'ytoSe.
INNS CELEBRATED PREP,,RA-
L uon, Ike the BItt=rs, may be confidently re
lied on. Ii Is designed for class oi disease more
general and more fatal inn any other 10 which the
people Oi TINS country are subjcct-thosc springing
from - "gW C.a' mat eminent authority
l)T. Bel. says: Will not say that colds are IA
our inhabitants what the pjrgEC und g.ifrta teusy
are 10 those ot other countries but. can aver
confidently that they usher IN disease Oi greater
completely and mortality llan these latter"
y further proof OF the terrible alalUy Of diseases
resulting from couimon coid' may be s., en- 10y a
glance ar the following Statistics, taken from tho
Records OF tie BOARD OF Health Of Phiiadephia
contrsscdiy one oI the most healthy localities ia
the Union -
lo52--To,a deaths IN Philadelphia lc,26t
Died OF Consumption ....... lol2
Died OF all other diseases l250
IN number i'.'''...'.... S,3l9
-1o26I
la53-Totnl deaths ..........,,... 9,74s
Died OF Consumption .,... 1895
Died OF all other dlseases"" 1881
-lI 3
le5+-Iotnl deaths '''''''''''.'.. ,SIs
Died OF Consumption 2.l7s
Died ol all other diseases 1886
- H. ,5l&
From these figures, it will be seen that nearly
one-lourh OF the total deaths in the country are
caused by Consumption, 10 say nothing Of the nu-
mgrous other diseases springIUg trom slight
cold"
DO not Tife with your health; hut If suffering
from Cough, or Cold on the Lungs. buy bottle
OF HOOFLAND'S BALSAAllC CORDIAL. and
you may safely count ON cure. Thousands have
done so, and have certified to It's wonderful Ell CTS
Coughs sometimes proceed from a disordered or
dyspepic state OF the stomach, in which cure tls
German B,lers should be used. IN cas-, 5 oi weak.
ness or general debility oil the system. resulting
from proTacted Cough, the German Blfers will
he found Of glcn, boueht.
Prepared only by Dr. c VI Jackson ais Arch
Street, Philadelphia. and tor SHE by Druggists
and StOrek erpers throughout HE UnIIed States
and Canada. lTlce 10 cents per Uoue
January 7, 1859. 469.tyHs.
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NyIIil which successful .icuWng Attach.
w ment Is now furnished
AULTMAN & MILLER'S PATENT.
At the greatest Practical Field Trial ever held
IN tins country, at Syracuse, n. y, July, 1851 the
First Premium
GRAND GOLD MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
offered by the United ~tatcs Agricultural Society
tor the best Moving Machine was awarded 10
this Machine over Manny's, kechum's, Burrers,
llallcuhcck's, Aliens, kiihy's llcath's, Huvoy's,
the Ohio Mover. andu number OF others.
This Mlchluc received the First Premium Al
the following County Trials, in rhe year 1885 -
Irmnbull co. CLARK Co, Portage Co., Albany Co.
n. Y, Duchess Co., y. y Queens Co.. Long
Island and nt the Orwell Union Agricultural So,
ciety Fair, Ashubula Co., aud Gcaugl Co, and at
many other Field l'riyls.-rhe only place in which
the true merits OF n Machine Cnn be seen
This Machine also took the First Premium at
the following State Trials in 1878, Indiana,
New York, Connecticut Maryland, Enscrn aud
Western Virginia, aud numerous other State,
County and Town awards
over one thousand were built and sold in 1853
and the principal of the
DOabLe Hinge Jointea and Foldiag Bar.
which belongs TO ibis Machine exclusively. is per.
manenly established the true one for
THE PERFECT MOWER.
This Machines Blade folds IN such n nonnor
that i can pass through any gate or door that an
ordinary wagon can; thus it can be housed from
the weather without trouble being as portable as a
common cart
For terms and full particulars address
K. NJ, JOHNSON Agent,
Mldd eheld, Gcanga County, Ohio
May 49, 1859. 4S7n
4 GOOD Lot of FIRKINS FOR Sale chem,
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CLARK d SANDS.
JhmcstnWu. Mercer Co.. Pa.
Dr. S. G.. G. L A r x.

URItATIIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
\ u + OW \.
Would respectfully inform the inhabitants Of the
Western 9nrt o' The state Of Pennsylvania and OF
Ohlo.thut he hes associated with himself DR. Sands
late OF lhe City OF New York whom ne can re.
commend as standing in the front rank Of his pro.
fcssiuu
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L. & Il II A v y

T. 7 X 4 :.
IpRGkE into the enclosure of the Subscriber.
ID in Munson, August Srh. four clIvcs which
arc described as follows the first II Durham hcif.
er; the second u spotted steer the third brn
die steer aud the fourth n red steer. he owner
will please 10 prove property, pay charges and
take them away EDWARD T.. RIDER
Manson, Augnst l9th, l,j9. O'.w1
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Scplcmmber Appointments,
Prove all Things :!
DR.. Il. W. WADSWORTH.

ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
WILL BIZ AT MS FICE, IN
CUAHuoN, Chase House Friday. Sent 10Th
CLEVELAND, Johnson House, Sept l7th, 18th
aud 2sh
PAINE2yLLE, Cowles House, Thursday, Sept
18th.
ASHTAGrLA. Wednesday September l4th.
CONSULTATION FREE
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nooFLAND,s GERMAN BITrERs.
READ WHAT'S SAID OF THEM.

Prepared by Dr. C, ". Jrcts9H, NJ. AIS. arch
Street, PkiqReiphin, Pa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
FKEOEykICk ACKAAG.

(tIVIL ENGINEER, ARCHITECT AND SUPER
~ INTENDENT. Also Teacher OF Archite ectural
ani 0rn amentai Drawing.
Once at Davenport Commercial College. Rooms
-Curnpr Al All Perry. ty2ti,f
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~
From Utah.

Sr. LOUIS Feb. s.-Ths Republican pub.
fishes letter dated alt Lake, lsth, stating
that Judge Sinclair al d CIadhaubcu will
leave the Territory in the Spring. Being
satisiIed that their presence as federal Off
GERS in administering laws is hardly bene
fetal. The letter adds there il no loyalty
among the Mormons, he says while to Ger
tain extent they respect the forms Of laws
they neither recognize or respect its spirit.
neither murder or any crime has been or
cnn be punished.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

Com ST. ARCH MANuFAcroRY.-1t is
not unknown to many of our citizens, that
for some months. parties have been organ
izing company for the manufacturing Of
"Corn starch" This article has now be-
come 90 necessary for table use and for
laundry purposes that its use is becoming
very geueral-and only requires to be bet
ter known to be generally adopted. One
establishment in New York makes about
fifteen tons daily, equal to 10000 pounds.
We have every element tor making as good.
and q cheaper article than any State in the
Union. To produce starch Of best quality
and cheaply it requires large works and
much machinery-requiring . capital Of
$4,000. About $4,000 have been sub.
scribed, payable in stone. brick. lumber,
machinery aud labor; and. also . cash SUBJ
seription Of $4,000 to the capital stock. 1t
il desirable that the farmers of this county
subscribe for stock to the amount of $4,000,
pavable in corn; this will make . capital
stock of $4,000. In three years time We
expect the works will require and command
. capital of $lOO. 900, and add to the popu.
lation of the place full seven hundred
Al to the pro6tablsnsss Of the business.
that IL beyond question with those who
understand it. Il will consume from
400 to 500 bushels Of cora daily, and
require from Afty to ssvsnty.avs men to
run the worka Will che iarmsrs lend their
cid little. sad 6ity Of them subscribe Tor
sas share sssh. payable 10 ssrn shsr The
isl ss Nov. asxt vhsA ths works shall b.
\ spsssllsai b b ssstaiuly y W lssss.
~ 4 aaa>g) y hasl ! tssA Asms ns6tkjl
u w lle1a = bttoos&
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l. A Il r S Il N f. W $.


WAsnsoroN Feb. 5-IIousE.-Mr. Wash
burn oi ILL.,. gave notice that he will next
Monday move TO take up the River and
iIarbar bill
Mr.. Winslnw Of y. G from the Committee
on Naval Affair. reported joint resolution
oi thanks to Capt Samuel c. Reid for the
design OF the present flag Of the IT, s.
Private bids were then considered, the
JONI resolution giving the assent Of Congress
to Lieut.. Maury and Prof Bache to receive
gold medals from the Sandman gov ernment
was passed
SENATE Mr.. Toombs Of Ga, moved A re-
consideration of the vote passing the Mis-
souri, 2 per cent land bill The motion was
adopted, when discussion of the bill was
deferred
The bill authorizing the Attorney Gener-
al TO renresent the United States in equity
proceedings between Massachusetts and
Rhode Island.
Mr. Seward presented a memorial from
the Legislature Of New York instructing
Representatives. to oppose an increase in the
rates OF postage. Also n memorial from the
citizens of New York in favor of homestead
| law
1he House committee to investigate the
| abuses alleged in the navy department have
examined 50 or 30 witnesses at the rate Of
10 or 20 per day and expect to complete
their labors towards the end Of next week.
The House committee on military affairs
have referred the Washington and Oregon
war claims to the Auditor Of the Treasury
to compute them on the same basis that
the government paid for supplies for the
regulars during the Indian hostilities in
1885 and ls5s, and to report the amounts
to the next Congress. The expenses on the
| part Of Oregon has been stated at about
| $4,000 or 81 Il for each days military
service. The gross amount ot claims AS re
| ported 10y the same commissioners is nearly
81 ,5oc, 900.
!. I. Cady has been appointed marshal
| OF Kansas
The House commit, e on commerce de-
cided to report the Senate bill respecting
the bounty on codfisheries.
Mr.. Clay, Of Ala. from the committee on
Commerce, reported a substitute for the
Secretary Of Ireasury's recommendation Of
economy. The substitute proposes TO econ
| omize 100000 for the services OF one
thousand persons employed in the collection
Of the Revenue. The bill will be printed
and called up at the earliest opportunity.
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From W ashingtOn.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 4-The letter Of Secre-
tary Cobb transmitted yesterday is report
ed as satisfactory to the committee on Wavs
and Means and as sustaining the action as
proposed by it chairman.
The sloap OF war Decater is TO be ordered
from the coast Of Central America TO San
Francisco. to relieve the naval officers at
that station.
The details Of the Mexican news by the
steamship Tennessee, at New Orleans, are
received
1t was stated at Vera CRUZ that Gen
Marriman would not accept the presidency,
but declines in vavor Of the restoration OF
Zuoioga and the Tacubsya constitn,ion-
This it was said would cause Robbles to
compromise in favor Of the Liberals. JuHr-
ez as well as Mirraman was much pressed
for money.
The Constitutionalists under Gen. Serioe.
represent their cause AS prosperous and that
the people are focking to their standard,
W hiIe their leaders talk loudly Of victory.
On the contrary the Kevolutionists are
equally confident and threaten a descent on
Vera Cruz
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From New York

New YORK, Feb. 5.-The steamer Ca
hawba brings Havana dates to the 30th
January.
Political affairs at Havana quiet.
Sugars rather improving 10000 boxes
taken during the week at a slight advance.
Freights improving.
Exchange dull.
Health Of Il city unusually good.
The Cahaw ha when coming out. parsed
the Spanish line-of.battle-ship Isabella Sc
gunda goiLg in.
Another cargo of Africans were landed
few days ago near Conderas.
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~ In the financial statement G

~ In the financial statement of
the concert given by &c Ye Old Folks" for
the benefit Of the poor, we said that 'the
expenses were poeketed by those gentlemen
who interested themselves in the matter at
the start" This We understand, has been
construed by some, to mean that they ap-
propriated that amount for their own bene-
fit. This was not our meaning The gross
proceeds Of the concert, amc uniting to
sy3.s5 HAs yesterday paid over to the
Treasurer Of the Ladies Benevolent Society
by Mr.. Burr. The expenses were paid by
those gentlemen who managed the matter,
the greatest sufferer being Mr.. Burr.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS

EAsrKKs MAIL Sunday exc pied, arrives daily
at . i Aand ? M c,oses at 9 \ N an1 . ? "
WEsTEhs NAH. arrives daily Csun1aye cI Pptsdl
a IuA N aLd 8 n closes al ami M
sourbsRS n NJ .rems LOUIS am eoutbf ro h!s.
souri,, araiv.s daily (suadsys excepted) at III
closes at 3 ~.
EoArHERs NAIL, va dialogue md Northern ".
W. ,rr.v.,daly (5Iudays exc-ptcdl at pm, Closes
a. ga N.
ScRTgFps NAIL via Dewitt, Msquoketa, &c,
arrives TUESDAYS, Thursdays and SATURDAYS, al
NJ; ccses IGe-iays, Thortfays snt sundays at
NORTHERN MAIL, vi. I.eC'aire, P'nce'nn ann Ly-
ons arrives daily. (sundays .xceptedD att ~ cio-
se- at pm.
HICKORY GROVE NAIL, arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays AT IL n closts sane tiin's
Blue GRASS NAIL. arrives Tuesdays, Thursdays
sna eatur0ays, at 10 A N closes same line.
WEST BUFFALO NAIL, arrives Mondays AND
Thursdays at b P NJ oses same days At a M
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

CoISclDEScE.-Capt. K. NJ. Littler,
the popular agent of Flags Good Samar-
itan," and formerly Chief Engineer Of the
Fire Department. returned home Friday
from trip in the interior, and Friday night
the Chicago House was burned. There
would be nothing remarkable in this, were
il not that it is the third time that the same
incident has happened Bob had better re.
main at home altogether or stay abroad, as
his visits are altogether too expensive
"benett" now and then is sufficient.
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C. q M M + X CI A l. .
New y orb Market.
DY TELEORAPH. j

tDV pGLE0HAPH-J
NBw York, FEB 8
PLouR-Heavy and dropping. Sal s 0,s, b'ls
q 5 20G5 30 for super Sta'e: D 15,g5 - e.trs
Genesste: eod6 30 for common 1, good eaua
West - $500 40 Tor roand hoop 0hip.
RYE fLouR-D n; 8 5a.p4 25.
BUoEwHSAf FLouR~2 81 aa2 62 yer 100 rs.
CANADIAN tLoUR-Qui-t 6 3hpf 10 for txtra
WHgAr- firm-r Sses 30 o D bts h NJ t0ibl 81
white western and Mi. Club.
CoRs- Firme-, Sc &; beisg refused for nixAd wcet-
srn.
uATs-Steady; 51I6s for State and Weslern.
RYE-Quies; SVNySjc.
PoRK -Firme- and quiet; IS 3I4Iis 50 fer nov
mes II 75@l' 81 for old Mess. i3 6ls6Si3 - for
prime.
BEtY-Frmer.
BAcOS-Quiet.
Cur AgArs-6teadv.
LARp-Better. Sales 800 bblO ot 12k6I12x
BuTr.R-UnchAneeA
OHgEsE-UDlhAAged
WHIsKY-he,d at 2o with buyers A. o.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

The STARS AND STRIPEs.-Such is
the title Of an excellent paper devoted to
amusements and literature, published by
Frank Leslie, of Pictorial Newspaper and
"swill milk" reputation. Those who read
one copy, will not fail to read another 1t
very interesting. Our news dealers are pre-
pared to furnish it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
~- The other day, Coz

E1- The other day, Constable
Thomas, on examining the house of some
negroes in the lower part of the town, found
dozens of chickens, newly plucked, all Of
which had undoubtedly been stolen from
neighboring roosts. The feathers being
destroyed, all means of identifying the
fowls were gone
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

GORkgN d DOW,
A TTOHkEYS AND COUNSRLLORS AT LAW
NoTARIEs PUBIC
Oiice-At Mackot / Corbin's Exchange ofnoe
Davenport, Iowa. oc1tN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
IL. " HE Ell. ElS,

HENERAL COMMISSION AND PRODUCE
NJ Merchant, tWholesale) Agent of the Syracuse
salt Manufact3ry for Davenport and nelghboring
towns
Warehouse opposite X. 4. Depot, Dav Rport, Iowa
sugsO',S
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

SNow.-lesterday morning there
was about four inches Of snow upon the
ground. The rough state of the roads at the
time the snow fell made the sleighing rather
ragged, but there was considerable of it
done A few weeks of first rate sleighing
would not go bad about this time, and We
hone to see it.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
TRAVELLER'S GUIDE.

RAILROADS, East, Leave at 9 55 a and $40 P N.
Suhd-yr excepted West, leaves at U5A M aud 500
PM. Sundays excepted.
STAGES. North, to Dubuque, via Dewitt Maqno-
keta and Wilton ieave the Penns yyaniA House Tues
days, Thur ursdsys ana Saturdays at Z NJ, North. to
Lyons via eUlsire, Princeton, Caclanche aud DIN
ton, Tuesi ays, Thursdays AMI Saturdays at A NJ.
Smith & Arnolj's line Of hacks leave every day st
NJ.
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HIRAM PRIcg.-This gentleman vii

HIRAM PRIcE.-This gentleman will
deliver lecture before the Young Mems
Literary Association. at Metropoliton Hall
on "Wednesday evening next as will be seen
Subject. Man as he is 1t is hoped that
there will be a large attendance on that
occasion
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

I. c. EAps, II. I. oALLAwAY, NJ. I. sANhfR'
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
Local a fairs.

TT An adjourned meeting of the
Scott County Democratic Club will be held
at the office Of John Johns, Esq, on Mon .ay
evening Feb. 18th at o'clock p. N.
Z. PECK, Secretary.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
NOru,E TO ADvERTIsERs.

'.arse cut charged double the same Dimensions Of
type.
Displayed aisertaenents one.half more than
usual Tatgs
yearly advertising contracts will be understood =
sppy str,cty = the Immediate business Of the sdver
tscr aud all other al sertsefnets sent Ia BY the a
Nsrussr vii b charged extra.
Advertisements nos accompanied with instruction,
y T." 'nseriesl aat brbhi, ani charged accordingly.
Notices fnr religious and benevolent purposes III
serted o'.e time free Of cost, thereafter charged
other aiveststns nts.
Advertisements frDsl abroad must be paid for tn
r'riGoly IN Gdrrnce, unless from approved Agent,
Contra for yearly Advertising termInAble At tif
OFT II advertisers, they paving ayanceI mt %
d I'rT cent. on tho contract price.
Advertisements inserted next TO reading matter
~ per crat. advance nb9ye rates, and kept
rii", - pr cent advance on regular rates.
A. trsasisnt advertisements must be paid for
advance.
RICHARDSON WEST Iowa State Democrat.
sANDEhS bRo. Daily 3azctte.
" fischer co. De~ Dpmokrat
HAhRiS1rDS WiLKiR. DAILY Evening News
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

~ There was considerable buz.
zing about with the cutters last evening
We hope see plenty of snow and plenty Of
sleighing for the next six weeks. 1t would
improve our trade and revive business gen
orally.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06

$500 YnAD.-Wanted An ACTIVE, HONEST
man in every county in the States, to travel and
canvas, for the NEW YoFK OMs IBus - beautiful
ly illustrated monthly journal. To suitabe, active
men, salary Of $500 per year and small commits.
sion will be paid. Address
G.. BRIrTos, Publisher, so Beekman st., N T.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-06
(Fo- the Dem ecrt
UntyersnIlsm In Verso.

The Universalist preachers hold aud teach
the final salvation and happiness OF all
men. Their system Is justly chargeable
with all the inferences which may be de,
duced from this position, whether they ad
nit them or not This train Of intereIces
is not -hort one and their pertinency and
logical connection are urquesticnatle.
have just been turning over among some old
pamphlets and find descent on the | NJ
versai plan, or Universal selvation, ex-
planned by John Peck. Who or what he
was do not know. It is certain, he was
no poet, but his logic was clear and vigor-
GUS. and in dogged strains, he thus traces
out the logical consequences Of believing
Universalism. Universalist preachers may
deny the consequence, but their denial can
not separate them from the doctrine.