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Idirdijr Mornlim AW"
1
Democratic Stato Ticket-
For Secretary of Stata,
i StAlIC KL IX 1'OI.A8,
of JitnUm.
For Auditor,
'lUEODORES. I'AU V1N, of Msnrtiw.
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL. I* LOKAH, of Caa*.
For Attorney General,
i JAMEri
M. ELLWOOli, I'olk
pjff!
0
Mo ne» Imp'.ivcment Co..
08AKI.KS BALDWIN", oi Van Bnreti.
K«ni«ter of Lanl »Mho*,
JAM£S M. Rhll, of I.-*'.
PaiiiriiirrTlr Oonsrmstonal Ticket.
For CotigreHn.
WILLUM E. LEFF1N« WKIX.
IHmaoorattu Uiitri^t Ticket.
F-»r T»i?tr..t Atomcy.
UE« tHGF. 8. HKBii, of Mum*tiue.
For Member of the Hoard of &lm»n\i<jri,
CHARI.KS RICH, of Jackson (Vunty.
«-«.
The Election will bo lieM on
TtM-Mlav, ®otob«r I 'Jill.
CONGRESSIONAL. CANVASS.
Hon Wi i 1. I- the Dimo ratle cai dl
date for Cougress, bsviag acc pt-l he in /.tation of
IIr. Vaotiv r, thn ll»pibi cae candijate, to
at the fClloW i"| places
N'-m i
HI.
•I,
Mil'.i.
tilrk
ceased was sixteen years of age, and
resided with a brother at "J'»T Clinton
Rtreet, in the West Livniun. An in­
quest was held by Coroner ]Iaisio,
and the verdict of accidental death was
rendered. The warning ia one often
repeated, that it is dangerous to at­
tempt to get upon cars in motion.
On Monday afternoon at Chicago
an elderly man, a German, named Fer­
dinand Crittenden, was drowned, oil'
the fool of twelfth street, in the I. C.
It. basin, lie had gone in bathing
with two others, and had challenged
them to swim with him, and it is
supposed was taken with sudden cramp.
IIIK body had not been rccovei ed.
A little LJirl named Kli/.aix'th Hast­
ings, daughter of William Hastings of
Chicago died a day or two .since from
the effects of eating toadstools. Sev­
eral families in the North Division
have been taken sick lately from the
same cause.
liecent advices from the Frazer liiv-
er gold regions contradict the gloomy
description given by the Loudon
Times
ofthe repulsive barrenness, des­
olation ami Siberian lrigiditt" of the
great valley of the Saskatchewan is
falso and imaginary. Instead of a
blank and howling wilderness, as the
Time*
has described it, this vast ami
ofoiv generally unknown region,
according to the evidence "of one ol
tho earliest travellers," an experienced
voyageur
and practical man," is an ex­
ceeding beautiful, attractive and desira­
ble country. This "experienced voya-
i/ettr
and practical man" says that the
Saskatchewan, except that its waters
are "turbid and whitish," "is one ol the
grandest rivets rivers in the world
that "the banks are perfectly charm
ing, and oiler in many place-, a scene
the fairest, the most smiling and the
best diversified that can be beheld or
imagined —valleys agreeably embower­
ed and embrowned at evening ami at
morning by the prolonged shadows of
the hills and of the woods which adorn
them"—in a word, a picture of bc«utv.
purity and salubrity which "pours
contentment and joy into the soul of
the enchanted spectator."
Kecent advices from Europe* state
that the speculators in the stock ofthe
Submarine Cable Company have made
handsome thing out of it.
I'ersons who bought the stock at
tho rate of thirty per cent on its nom­
inal value—on account of the inclem
ency of the weather—will have made
quite a nice operation. We should
not wonder if, among the earliest news
transmuted over the line, it should be
announced that the stock was at a
pretty high premium. That is a verv
good beginning of the intiuence of the
Atlantic telegraph on the stock mar­
ket.
The determination of the English
government to leave the chastisement
of the Jiddah assasins entirely to the
forces of the I'orte created some sur
prise iu Paris.
The return of the Kmperor of Kussia
to St, Petersburg from Archangel was
accompanied by the publication of a
ukase restoring the Rible societies the
privileges they formerly possessed, but
of which they deprived of by the Jate
Emperor Nicholas.
Accounts from Tegernsee speak fa
•orably ofthe improved health of lhe
King of Prussia, but hold out no hope
of hu Majesty being able to resume the
rains of power.
The China advi«M,-dated at Hong
Kong on the 7tb of Jane, report the
•lftadjr announced mccMS Of tbf allies
it the month Pei-He. President Ba*
tHnsa'a letter hud bees received by
IT A V nfMnrW AT Imperial Commissioner and Rus- sgain, and we will take Tour
11 A 1-Ci U-Mli JHUv jj^n «li|ii(jiiintn, and wemed to produce
'®4®'
I a favowtblt* iuiprfe*»Hu uu the CLiutsu
ta"ti
Mm in d.scassion el hi* v»riou apy iiiitui-nts
AT
official*.
'I'Im Kast Indian government attach-
pd niti'-li importance to the* recapture
of (iwalior. In other respects the
state of affairs had not improved. Ac
cording to a Calcutta paper the entire
,,w
District, the t«r c.nlHat will addrrsa tho peopl-
TWO 0«CUM Kt I*. M.,
Kftrl'iU,
v« U.
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MHifor,
T11K JUiflWh.
A serious accident happened to the
eleven o'clock Jt. I. train Ihurhday
night. The engine ran off the track
in pa*air.g over a bridge about tin ee
miles went of Peru, breaking thiough
the bridge to the bottom ol the creek,
killing the engineer and dangerously
woiinuirig the lireman. The car im­
mediately behind tin engine went over
killing a horse valued at *1,000. 'lhe
engine liet. bultotu side, up. Addition­
al particulara will be found in another
column
As the Wednesday morning inward
Itouud pasRenger train on tin •diii'tiio,
Alton and St. l^yuis liailioad was pas-
siug the city limits of Chicago at
country was in possesion of the entire
country was ii poset.Hsion of the rcbelr,
and although every lbrtreas ol impor­
tance in tin* hands of the British, yet
reach ofthe guna.Tiie heat was dreadful,
and the brilish soldi*-™ were aiucasft-
bing to it in number*.
Cook
A
Sargoat'a hoai'loti.
The proeeedictfs of the mass-meeting
the people, who have patiently »ubmit-
ted fo: nearly one year to take their
rags an currency. We think this eon-
corn inuht increase their (quantity of
B^1C
Clttk vl It,
CfUr full,
l.«Ui ug,
I). 4/ ad,
rn u 8pr:ni?»,
Sept
8 pt.
A.
m., a newsboy na.ned Cornelius iUrry
attempted to leap on the cars while
they were running at ledured speed,
and mining his tooting, wa* thrown
across the rail, the wheels passing over
him, shockingly crushing an 1 mang­
ling him, killing him instantly. Ie-
for debtors to say to their creditors
that they have no light to ask the
question when they wiil pay their debts.
No living man, or set of men, ex­
cept wild cat bankers, would make
such a reply to a community which
they have so scandalously and grossly
wronged.
They refuse to redeem their prom­
ises to pay, and insist that people shall
njt only htUd them, but that they shall
circulate as
money.
co
....
oc.-upk-.l .o „m. l, inonr FrM.1T. "P"''
iasiif, that we nad no room to «:oinmeni i prr**
issue, that we had no room to .-oinment
productions on record.
They DKCMNK TO A !%V, for
the retiring of the whole of Florence
Circulation," as they oo
M/K
1111.
MX
of the Jioard of irade, they conde- jjSjruiHe," are frell known to all.
outinued promisf s have been made
from that day to this, that
short time,
life blood, they do
riiht, of
ANV
in a eery
iiut now after they have sapped the
Ami when those
people respectfully and civilly ask
them when they will pay their debts,
they are plutnply told that it is none ol
their business. Suppose Messrs. Cook
Cook A: Sargent reply
bucstioii." We
& Sargent should call on their debtors extras" were in great demand,
wonder
if Cook A:
Sargent would retire upon this, satis-
lied. Hut the community must re­
member that Cook A: Sargent as cred­
itors are, in their estimation, one thing,
ar.d Cook iV Sargent as debtors are
quite iinotier thing.
]ut we are y lad to see tliem at last
come out boldly, and show their hands.
Those persons who have condemned
our action the past Winter and Spring
because we doubted the entire
ty
rags upon the people, and then say-
that the people have no right to ask
them when they will be paid, it is
high time that both they and their
rag* were repudiated.
Tnu Gazette.
The
(rosette's
column and a half of
twaddle yesterday about onr being an­
swerable for the riotous proceedings of
Wed lesday evening will do them 110
good, nor con vince any member of the
community of any such facts.
The
tiuzctte
feels a little sore, too,
that a procession of two thousand me­
chanics and laboring men should cheer
our office for standing by their inter­
ests, and groaning the
Gazette
ottice for
endorsing a rag currency with which
they cannot buy bread and meat.
We know the sneaks of that office
repent in sackcloth and ashes for their
course last Winter, bnt they have not
humbled themselves properly as yet.
Such articles as that of yesterday will
Hot have any tendency to improve their
condition. They must bring forth
fruits meet for repentance" before we
can consent that they come into the
fold of respectable journalism. Ac­
knowledge that you are ashamed of
your sneaking expedition last Winter
—that you have prostituted your pa.
per to unholy purposes^-that you have
insulted the good sense.of community,
and have been warring againit the beet
interests of the city and county—prom*
ise never to be caught in Buch business
c**e
an
ri»Hh ration, nnj jl' we believe
you to be sincere and lionesl, may 99*-1
•torn you to popular favor.
Th# 8entlrn rit-
of tne "lata, Or«ana r®-
garding the Expree* Herald
The I)nbujtie
JbJpress i lit raid
in
dc lending itself against the charges Lyon—^
brought against its editor by the
uaat
1
their authority did not exceed beyond
&em-
fit to assume a position of extra
...
and his honesty. We have a number
1 .1 ••!./.
on the rurrency question^on I huraday, doling the course ol i
prt»* & HeraM
ujKit. the reply of Cook & Sargent to but have to day, space only, for the lol-
1
the resolutions of the citizens. We lowing from the Ma^uoketa
think it one of the moat remarkable the democratic organ of Jackson
From the
NOT HKCOO-
MAV! St. AShVVKK."
'i Ley
Stale Jtemocrat
Ih in/if.
HI OK ANV PEKS0K 10 UK-
ol Aug.
snapper, J. JJ. Dorr, of the
The people of this county
know him of old, and are well actjuain-
Jon't recognize any right in ted with the "iu!e or ruin course pur
sued by Irm while rebiding in this
i ounty some years ago. Candidly, we
i i- I er influence, but the evil consfouences
Last October, at the hrst meeting i
acen to say that it should be retired 1 n rcard to the Hon. J. O. VV illiams
v
in a very short tune. In iNovemoer
people that it should be retired within
•lu days, and at the time of our war in
January and Februraiy, they solemnly
promised that it should be retired ''as
SJOII
as nav igation opened."
community of nearly every drop of Oar Vow Vork correspondence.
not recoymze the
debts. Merchants who have thrown
away their time and money lor the last
10 months to sustain their rag issue,
have no right to ask when they are to i
get relief. Mechanics who have strug-
gled with their trash, have no right to
ask the question. Laborers who can­
not buy a pound of bread or meat, can­
not,
must not
orf of tJje cvi] n sul s afi
8 n Iom
the course the
Heen
brasaaa th« v crease their .jnaotity of e,t black republican sheet in the State.
Not because he has
n on
.Mr. John P. Cook again assured the (jjfect attack was based, the
Herald
has
fit to pursue, than from the veri-
dirtrlh/
of iJ4vinj? in the a|np a
whose communication our hrst
g(iVS
Mr. Williams, the author of the
communication, is an old and well-
tried Democrat, anil any charges made
by the Herald against such men, will
recoil, with ci nching effect upon itself,
Tin second Tuesday of October in Du­
buque County, will show a sad result of
the vile schemes of Dorr.
words.
their debts should be paid.
Tht
person even **k
ym tion when they would pay these i
?itv7
ask the question.
A pretty independent position, truly,
Murk my
Wonde~The Lat and Great-
the I est h'o-nt of eft* NImU nth Century— H-v
the XeuK tits r-a:ii,t in the City—One
Jluuil ed Gunx in the Park—b'lmj* Fl j
tuj—The I'hdlt Country rejuicitti/—What
NEW
YORK,
August 9, 1858.
IV. pit a UrJla mid tl.e tarth to forty minutes.'
It is done! The most stupendous enter­
prise ever projected by man is at last ac~
compli'died.
II any body had walked into our office
six days ago, and then and there informed
us that within a week the Atlantic Te'e-
grnph C.-ible would be laid, and in success­
ful operation, we should have mildly re­
quested him to go borue and cool liU over­
heated brain in a bucket of ice water, and
abstain thereafter from indulging in intoxi­
cating beverages. But doubters have cens­
ed to be doubters the Atlantic telegraph
is no longer a great theory hut, thanks to
the energy and perseverance of that true
Yankee oak boy," Cyrus W. Field, and his
Europe," wiil no longer b^ seen heading the
mo3t prominent column in the newspapers
but upon taking up our morning journal at
the breakfast table, we shall now read the
London City Items" tf the day before.
The first dispatch from Mr. Field did not
create much excitement iu the city in fact
it was believed bv many to be a sellbut
f!|e (il!il
,rtt",h ,,.
and request payment. The debtor an-1 A salute of one hundred guna xvcre fired
swers, "1 can not pay now." Messrs.
iore
in tlie
4i
when can you
pav The debtor answers I lo not
recognize your right to ask any such
event.
integri­
of this concern, can now see for
themselves, what they arc. Out of
their own mouths are they condemned
:.nl we justified.
When wild eat operators force their
r.ce, and
Friday afternoon by order of
the citv authorities.
As roon as the messages of the Queen and
President are transmitted, there will lie a
grand public demonstration in honor of the
Broad street, corner of Wall, presents a
gay appearance today. In fact, it looka
like the eutrance to some grand Bazaar-
Ropes are stretched across the street be­
tween the House" and Morse" telegraph
buildings, upon which are suspended fbigs
of every hue in fact, the sky is almost ob­
scured by the clouds of gay colored bunt­
ing. Conspicuous amon^ the banners dis­
played, I notice the Turkish Crescent, the
ilarp of Erin, the Cross of St. George, the
Tri-Color cf France, and the Star-spangled
Banner.
live people throughout tbe country are
rejoicing at this great success editors are
growing eloquent, and even poetic, in their
praises ministers of the Gospel are eulogi­
zing and bleseiiig it and now, after the uu-
looked for, unexpected success of this great
undertaking, 1 beg humbly to ask of the
Genius of the Age, what may we expect
next''
EIIENE/.ER
SIMIOIT.
State University of Trustees.
The Trust.es of the Mate University of
fowa met iu this city last Wednesday the
I'h inst. Present, llis Excellency, R. 1'.
Lowe, Col. L. Dewy, Judge Piurris, Rev. W.
H. Barris, M. Reno, E. C. Lyon, II. D. Dow
ney, Esqrs., Rev. J. B. Grinnell, lion. L.
Clark, Hon. E. Wright, G. W. Drake and
W. F. Bianr.on Esqrs.
Absent, Chancellor Dean, Hon. H. L.
Fisher and Dr. Win. II. Davis.
Kepo-ts from the Faculty, all ofthe Pro
fessors, and the Treasurer were received.
Mr. Clark ottered a resolution restoring
the department of Ancient Languages,
Modern Languages and Matherqatks.
In order that the question of suspension
might be considered first, Mr. Downey
moved to lay Mr. Clark's resolution on the
table, which motion prevailed.
Col. Dewey then ottered the following
Hexftrnt,
That the resolutions passed by
the Board of Trustees ol the State I niver
sity of Iowa, on the :i8th of April last, sus
pending the 1 niversity for one year, be and
the same is hereby repealed: and that the
next term of the next College year be com
menced on the day of 1858.
It was moved to till the blauks in the
foregoing resolution with 1st Nov. 1858,1st
Jan. l»oy and e|t. I ti.Vj.
The longest time beintf first considered,
the ayes and noes were dtmauded. Six
Trustees voted in the affirmative, and ti.x in
thengative. MCSMS Barris, Drake, Dow
nev, Grinnell, Reno and Lyon voting in the
affirmative and Messrs. Burii ', CUrk,
Dewy, Lowe and Wright in the negative.—
Tln.re being a tie, the President declared
the lotieu lost.
'lhe other dates were voted upon with
the same result. The resolution being lost
the tu«pen?ion »Lards aa fixed by the last
meeting uf the Bourd—to the 8d Wednea
dav in :£epteuib«r lb39.
Had there been a full meeting of the
Board the result of this vote would most
probably Lata betn dltferant. ai two of the
absanues—
Massrs, Fisher sad Dstla^ara
known to b« in fsror of the re-onenlnff Of
I'l versity this fall,
Tbt I' gree of Batclielor of Seteoae WM
conferred upoti L. E.lwn Smith.
The Resolution ol Mr Clark raatoriog the
L«i.»ru»tfe» and Mathernatica tu the couraa
of study in the University, wai taken ur,
,ii«cubs«J, i,rjJ tinally adopted by the fol
io wictf Vote
Messr?. liurri*, Branuon. Clark,
Dewey. lJr#L', Low#. Keno and Wright.—8
No*-—Mr. Downey—1
Not voting—Meters- Barris, Grinnell and
A resolution was earned, admitting fe»
u__ rnalfcH to the Normal iJ^pnrtment.
and the Hon. J. O. illiatns, has Ken.) uff*r«-d 'he fallowing Resolution
which aft^r discnision was adoptod:
w I
dignity and injured innocence. We
Xeiolvtd.
have lieretofore published the opinions th« Bf^arding House for university, and that
ssid shall be refunded from the hrst
of a numl»ei ol democratic organs re-
ar pro
WM
of similar clippings and remarks en- Chauoellor Dean to inform the Board
\n
1 1li
I psrtm
as a democratic organ,
adopted requeating
'whether it i»hi» purfwse to enter persoi.al-
UpOI)
duties of his office in Septem-
,l„ N„rm.l
tme nt (jf the Iiiveroity on llie
n4i
«|y
StnUntl,
3d Wed-
jn next Mont h.as or soon th.reaflor as
fe-?or .-an be obtained for that I)f-|.art
ment. And, on tnolion, Chancellor Dean
1'™
WJt# re,,uesied
to nominate a l'rofes=or for
that Department in time that he may be
r#ftdy to oornu.e ice at that dat«\
Wfc are
.r)th, we take the following scathing Secretary of the Board, for giving us ac
r.-buke of that contemptible whipper- I cess to proceeding of the Board of Tros-
iubu.jue
indebted to Anson Hart, Esq.,
teea.-/^« CU, J^Mran.
tf A project is on foot, and a prospectus
issued to start a new Republican daily paper
in Davenport, to be ebiled the
Timf*.
to he under the editorial management of J.
K. Mill?, Win. T. Clark and F. H. Parker.
We cannot help wishing every endeavor to
promote the principled o! the Republican
party success stiil, for the lite of u?, we
cann"t see I he necessity for two Republican
papers in Davenport.—Jwea
ran.
any great-
«traitor iu
L'itjt JitjjiiUt-
Although the writer of the above may
not be aware of the fact that the
getting into disrepute here, with the Re
publican party, nevertheless, such ia the
case. High-minded, and highly respectable
ea e|
Stnttnel
is in the Republican ranks, look upon
it as the vile tool of corrupt factionieta, and
as entirely uuworthy to be recognised as
the exponent of Republican sentiment in
this county.
SPECIAL NOTICED
Grover 4* Baker's
CKLKBRATKD
FAMILY SEWINtt MACHINES,
4'jr,
BROADWAY, N. Y.
THRSK
Machines are now justly admitted t» be
tb! beht in use tor Family Sewiii*, making a
n"W, strong anl rla ll-atltjb, which will »i)T rip,
even if
v,-ry
fourth stltcd la out. Circulars SAton
application by letter.
J. C. WnalibMrBe, Agsat,
Juntl-iltf Davtnport, Iowa.
AI K BKST0BATIVR.—We are pleased to be able
to rec-inl tbe »atnfactin of our patrom, aft-r trial
of an article a'trertlscl in our columns. We have
the •Htisfai'tiou to kn.w several of "ur iders who
bave Ufd Prof. Wood's Ualr Rea'orative, and pro
n:unc-il it to just W'^at tae advertisement -ays tt
ll. We have several pi-r^nal acjuaintance-s, too,
who we e gray headed—tt. y tave tried it, and now
tVlrhal is »ttrtd tu its r!gin»l cuior, anl they
willingly iiti their teitim-jny tn Its efficacy, anl will
give farther in'oruiation to otherii desiring it. This
sp-.iks well for tbe article, ami we advise all who lo
not wight appear gray-hea :'J, to use Wood'S Hair
Rest'ratlvc.—H'tifern
Patriot.
Said by all sood i rugjiis s.
*lui-r:t evrylHxIy 1 n hard of Mane's ASM Bal
siiu. the avtentiou of our n'lineroiis rej i-'is io di
rected to the advertii'iueat found is another col
nam
of tbH papr-r, i lhe high eatiuiation that U plao-d
ui'Oii tills, the
yr, nust in,-thj kvyrn to i.u'dtrn
g'ienit.
jls-d j\u t.
able assistants, it is now a
That
Bterreotyped phra-e, "Three'l .iy- biter from
We have never known any other melicinc
win as lat e a i-hars of public comldriice in
FO
»hort
i time a this has done, if w" may lis a'lowed to
judg-' bv what we ri id but tins should be sctliclent
particularly when we -ee su1 testimonials coming
frjin mtn of undoubted V 'raclty.from all parti of the
country. Th re (.in be no douit but that it id one cf
tte-greateit discover!'s Intbemed e.il world, and de
ferves the approbation and esttem of our readers
and the p.illie. Bold by all good druggists.
TUB HKST AND CitRAPBST
HORSE *\l I'ATTIJ E MEDICINE
IS
TIIK
Hlllltli.
Sio&ii's Ointmeut and Condition Pawder.
J^or Pnri'.y, /:/''»»«, rtaiuh and Thorough
nt
SLOAN'S OINTMENT «*••{*. and n r.pidly »u
pe' edius ail otlu-r oi'itmeuts and IJainieati n'«
in us 'or I jllowinjt di.-eases
fre.h wouoo-, galis'of all kind", sprains, brut*' a,
crack") h-els, ri nbone, windfalls, l^evli, callus,
spivms,-w.enry. u^tala. Mtfaits ft a'ns. iaine ie^
a^d cracks. Muudered f-l', scratctis and greu-e,
mange, ai.dh tn lift-m :er,
"i si tt I'owntR wtli remove all iCtUmiratiin and
fever, purify tb" binnd lKinen tin .kin, cl aiiBe the
water, and ftrengthen eve y part ofth bodi an
ha-, proved a sovereign remeily for the following
di«
Di.tttitp^', bid* bonnd. less of appetite, inward
firaint, »el ow water, ii.llammatj. n of the ey fa
tigm f.'-nn hard exeicu-, al^rln'um*ti-tn, comu.on
ly .alle'l s'iii o:n|'laint, vibt prove.i to fatal to
many valuable hordes in this c. u'ltty. It Is also a
sate'md
CERTAIN
retn'ly for
New aliiiict Wareroom.
(COri. RXC ISLAM) AND ODBTH BT*S)
WHKRB
EDUCATIONAL^
DAVIS & TIl'TOM.
ERtlNTILE COLLEGES.
LOCATKD
OATENPOBT. IOWA Cor ».» aaJi «»sjl» is
PB0EIA. IU- sti^re Msin meet.
DiBMOTORS
HvO E K Powii.
V-*H
8
Woo.|»-«rd,
W. A WUlsri, K4
I»«r- N.-tr-U.
0. V Bmmii. £*q
H. A W ippcrtttfliBrfr*.
lir J. tf »:t.
•.
Wi .'kni A i'l., ISS
JOU CtK'*. 1**4
?*•.'••••
u.e nur^e of inclosing
i
atlon
garding the omnipotent J. B. Iiorr laturc for the cooipletion of sai3 Boarding
j, »:rcafter made by the L«gia-
A
S Curtis-.
lewi" Howril K'fl
W:u 8 Or- sc, Esq
A
Y
Thar «0'» of the CnivcrsHy
fon )be lljane,j {in
JI...
bartlett, K*p
J:JI.
ma,
Ucr.ry N^Me, Ba«|
Tin M»sn".
JIM f«F«.
W l)*via iSTifToK
ff I,IKK. TKtD«nOiS,
UULIMXITH,
i
ITOVBM.
Prof »*r* of Practical and Unamtntal Penman
Jtij,, ent' Lt turer* on Butintt* C"'iom* and
ik/rrttpindfi -t
i
8»if IITH, W DAVIS, »S Tirwui
Lecturer$ on Mercantile Lav, Binkiug, EwcJiangt
finance,
Tlie cjt.ise of atu.ly pnrinul at tr»-ie C. lleees is
1h" nj' ext''ii
vI
Gazette
riors in their r-*s|.e._tive profe.."ioni.
Practical Feomanahip.
In this department, si in a!i others, these OollegM
etund at the very di or of tlie t- intle.
Tbi styb s of Prn lieai, nrnai'ientjil an Ladif-s
Eptatolaiy Penmanship,
to
Employmcnu
The Prln.'lpa's and acliers of tbese Coll' »ea liaee
an u'ftisive business ai quaintance, and will alwaj*
rDasWer it a plea.-ure anl duty to further lhe beat
Interests of their graduates who desire It, by aiding
them all they can in obtaining situations.
TaUi«»-«Payablr on Enterlag*
For full Hftrcin'ilc Course including all depart*
nient of Bookevpuig,Lectures, Penmanship
aud
Commercial Calcilnlons $40
For Penuianr!iip alone, one yiar 10
For cnmaufhii), twenty it rtous 0
For Oinamental Penman^hi
J,
p/xro
AGU»
IN.-IAN I
V
anl CJ'IJS,
whieh generate so m«uy ili-e»s
WAI.TKR B. RI.OAN,
Original Proprieior.
Grand Depot, 94 Soath water si n ba emeut of
tlie Uulmiund Hi use. Cbiii^o, llimol-, and bold in
nea'ly tvry town In all the W^.terii St.i s
All WLol' S.le Pi tnf£i»ts sell tne medit in* at oar
regular wbelt-nali* price*.
FOR nORSBS AND CATTLH,
SLOAN'S
lltl.O.H is truly a O'eat Reincly.
U i a 2.'p ceil boil.e or Sloali'.i I .Htant K lief. Klv.n
In a pint of warm wtt- r, .«••! ..ui faIN t. ire i Horn
oft miinon lic in a few nun'.tes In xtr me cases
reie.i' tne il «e :n ti leen linutcs
ir lt -luses. Svr.lii", S, r«iof, an'i many other In
iailt .sen Knr-i'v Cat e, and other animals. Blo^n's
instant *ei!•• hp-»di!y effect a cure, Many
such
all kinds of Furniture can be had
as Chairs
Tables, Toilets, Bureau.', Sink and
Was i Stands, Wardrot ei, Cupboards, Fancy Bed
steads, Common BeJ-ta ls, New St le ExeitKlon
Ta'ce-H, and ottier articles too numerous to mention.
Who wants Hook Oases, Counter!, Desks, Show*
cases, cf every land and made to order and warns-
OLD FURNITURE REPAIRED
As good as new. ofas furnished with New
Springs
Trimmed and repaired Mahogany, Cane
Seat, Office
ana liar- Room Chairs repaired and warranted gcod.
Painting and Varnishing ne on the shortest no
lice.
The undersigned will always ba fonad al Us shop
to fill ail orders.
Ladles, have your furniture Tarnished Md sawa
•ti' nse of purchasing nem.
janildtf 6. w. 00Ll.
The Oakdaie Cemetery lompaay
HAVE
an office for the transaction or business in
Mcrwin's U.ock, Perry street, which wUl be
open
fruiu lo to 12, M, and from 8 to 6, M.
All lot owners who have not settled for their lots,
will please call Immediately and do so and receive
their needs.
A laree portion of the Cemetery grounds are now
surveyed and staked oft' in lot*. The community
generally i* invited to examine them and make so.
l-ction*.
It is he intention of the company to make this
Cemetery complete in aU Its appointments. The
avenn* s are broad and carved native furrest treo*
are canf'diy pr served, and various kinds of shade
trees have been *et out. A competent person occu
pies th» Porter's Lodge, and 1* constantly employed
In takli.g care of and improving the gronnda.
Ail applications for lota or burials mast be made
at the office, where cards authorising burials will be
Issued
The public, tn patronising this Cemetery, msy ftel
sasurnd that lt wtll bejroteatod la every way da* to
|ts sacred perpoae Wi BL HILDRKTR,
mrhfT-'H 'i»Ury.
Oxford Female College,
AT OXFORD, OHIO.
SFS'lONa.ip.
n 5eptn,ib-r 1st an' February 1st.
Charges •i"o per anuum. AcronimiHatioDsun
itrpa..sed. Cos- of improvtrnenls
IJ'.XM
oo All re-
1 i.re 1 branches taughi. For health, beanty, Intrl
leciual, moral, anl religion* advantagas, Oxford has
no luperior in the West. Por circular* apply to
RKV. J. W
OTT.
D. D.,President, or to Rev.
8 Rooms, S?c'y.
tefer to Dr I. S. Barrow*, H. Prlue, I.
Wooiward, Davenport
Jy2*Klim
tiipetitln If the Lift of Trafa'
APSW
D4TI9UUIUS eaa BOW obtain board
t*. th* iJOrt BO'JfeS, at the lo* prlee
at
Card Writing and
Off Hand Kloiirisluiig, as may be agreed upon.
Kurihi-r informal! in civ-?" wrh pltiaure oa arpli
cation at the Co'lec*. or by s ndioK lor new Cinu
lar, which eontains much valuable Information, and
wilt he furnished by return Mail.
Address
wAVIS TIPTON,
augS*dlf Peoria or lmvenport.
Mount Ida Femsle College.
DAVKNPOBT, IOWA.
TH8
Summer Session of this Institution commen
ces on Monday. May od, Tha location of
this Institution lor Kenerai bea'iilifuli.ejs purity of i
moral atmosphere, Fuhllmity and beauty ot sceneiv,
Is not excelled, it is thought, by that of any similar
In.-tl ution in this nation. The building i-a mbstan- i
tlae brick tditlc-', situalcd on a beautin.l eminence,
(overlrs kin? the "Father of Waters and Twin Cit-j
iet of the West ." at:d i-. n w tenia fitted tip ill the
moet approved style of eatcm C'leges. Tlu'hession
Booms have beeq niCJ ly parrel, ano niipplnd With
the best .styles of lloston furniture dia^i.n.ill:-' ar
ringed, and the three ruaimodlons va lors have been
neatly pitpertd, palntcl, carpeted and rarnlsbed with
new a'id rh-iaiit piauos. &c., for the aci inni' dation I
or the iniirtif ai and ornamental depirtnient. Two ad- I
ditional Pi 'e.scrs will be added the Facility—a|
ludy and geniMiun, lale of Troy Female ilc ke, i"i
Y. The boarding d-partnient will accommodate al
preseut, between seventy-live and one hundred yating i
bid'.es, arid wll! le- under tie- inipervUion of it. Pres
ident a:i1 his l.ady, anl pannts may be assured
that no pains will be spared, not only to pr mote the
Scholarship ami landing, hut tbe Ka'tli and co«n
foi of their daughters, 'ihls Ins ituiion lelns n-w
plai'sl ender auspces of the ••Mo'int Ida Colleg*
Association."and '«..'ori)orat«.l wuh the highest Col- I
leglate wers,full fiid formal D.ploni^s, .n!erri:'.g
appiopriats Liteiary Degrees, wi be award to
those (m ladles who cointil'te the prts' rlhed I
course of atu iy. Kxi» ns^s will h- reduced to meet I
tne times. Students will be received at any tiuieda
riiis' the first half of the session
majt-tf IIT UK TOOKH.
INSTRUCTIONS.
.*11**. J. O. I*. BiiriiMdi'
WlLl.
(ilVK INSTRl'OTlOXrt ON T1IK PIANO
to A iiiiiUtnuuiOer ui pupih
8iT«'n her si e, of Main aod
S« ••nth ntTe' t^ or at the ilftcn'"© tsf pnptU.
DftTtOport, Jime ^4, 1H.VS. Je^6d6m
•JMusictii*
1
JR0F. T, WOI.I.NKR, of Orriuaaj. who has for
the lat two and a half years iiad cliarg. i the
dt pa:'.meat of Inrtriiineiital music in til Troy Con
tei a Aca i my. West FoiTltn-y. Vt.. has mad" this
cily his uerm .iient home, and o8'-r'bi-i professional
services to the citiz us of Davenport and vicinity, u^
on tho following terms
Rates of ii^'rucO n per session often weeks, at 5
lessons per week—Piano or Mclodeon. $10 Violin,
in i
i.ts*B,
$o, Musical Compotitlon and Thorough
llas.s, $vJo. lu ad it n to the above, instruction Is
offered to s l«sa
HI
i.e.-man a'. per term of 10
we- ks. '2 lessons a wee*.
Instruction will he given at Wollner 's Music
smis, No.
1, Korje t's Block,'corntr of S-tand Per
ry streets
Sh uid any c'(siring irstn:rtion on the Piano cr
Melodeon at their own hom s, tl.- y can be accommo
dated at *n extra charge of per term.
FKfcoKICK W0M.NBB.
Pianos tuned by the year or otherwise.
Je29-dl ino
THE CIT1 ENTERPRISE,
LB CLAIRR. IOWA.
One of the
pajier
largett I.iteritriy and Political Neice-
in
tht Stutt.
Published every
intj
at
%l
TKKM.S
TKOIIS
nave b»en a tocui.ed to wenes the lapil care* ef
•fected,'y the u-e tbls wonderful medicine.
[aiet-d%«rin
Friday mom-
an iom.
For adver'lsing thro tijuares one ear,
Fifte n Dollars. One squire, t»n dollars
THE I.FCU1RK tlFV E.-M I KKPRISK
"as a weekly eiri ilation o' twelve hundred—in the
Caunti s of Scot t, Cllnten and Jai k-oti, as we.1 as
the whole o' th
-J.rid
OitK-es' iotial Dlitilct, in
the beet job office between I'aver.jiort
and Dubuque.
8. LAWRKHiCK,
Rdlt.T and proprietor.
•it a Bargain.
THE
following desc i' t-'l Real Bstate
sw «. sec 4, SO, 4, «.
10 acr's in ihc eouth west quarter «(sacUa*i na ooa
11) ^0 8, e
s, S"H, stc 12. SO, 8, e.
KH, ue«,
E H, sw k, tc \, sec 1, so, fl, e.
Bt»,xw!i.Bei-9,tS), r4.e.
It will be divided toiuit purchasers. Price 12H
per aer Te.ms S cash, balanoeon 4 yeajs time
with 10 per leatiWrest, psyable annually.
Bti'iuir" of
jySSdCw C. n. BINT.
Post Cffice Bui ding,
blnger's Sewing Machines.
n»'
r« Office, l.'si Lake Strr, f, Chicago /B.
IK.att
SINH' & CO having establlthed a Wes
tern office for the ssle of their Machines, would
call the ntlon of tee ladle* of Davenport to their
FAMILY HEW ISO MACHINE,
Which Is the latest presented for competition. It is
the most eu»i/y
operated
Their macaines,
of any machine ever made
tor man
ufucturingpurpose*,
no etiual.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
tare
A W HAURU, We,te nAi^ent
140 Lake street, Chicago.
piT A copy of I If Singer It Oo Gaaett* will
be furnished
(iratte
Sg
per week. faaHiUs aad smgla t*oteaMi can be
far*
faltbed with pleaiasi and strf mot at vIoh te
•alt tbe times.
1.1.
HOMPlmaT k 00
jySSsdtf tcetl BanM
oa application' langt 6m
Something Hen.
DAVENPORT CITY EXPRESS.
Office
.'9, Brn!y
Street tenth Moo. t'it arret
ri BIS Bxprats is dcsi-tied to deliver gocsta for
J. Merchants, carry pack*ires, oadies, maa.ago*
Ac, for person* living on th« blurt' and in remote
parts of the City. Will also be at the market hou*«*
every niornirg at HK o'clock—for the present-to
take any marketing to residences which may be de
sired.
Orders left attheefflceor in the "Express" order
boxes St McN'll A Bro. Sutton CV, and W 0
Wadsworth shall re'elve prompt at'rntion.
Thechar^eg will be for delivering bundles, packa
ge*. messages,
he,
to any pat of the city below the
blufT. ami between bridge and Western Avenue
10 eenu. Por similar bundles,
tua,
Davenport 90-cash.
favorable wrsss will ba made with aierehaiita er
others by the Boath or
loath or year
BDWABD ALDEV, Proprietor.
Office fit Brady street.
aprTAtf
Sprlngdale Harden.
»-S?3T
W O
or—
BOUTS AJTB SHOE8,
1 A O
or—
Brady Btroet,
BETWKBK
Tittaii ANP poran
DOO(m
n.l.v-c, K«i
EM|
Will c.srk, K«l|
I hx
F.
Pa'.nau., BS4
0
U ier. Kt i
FACCLTT
Profiuor, Wook-K**^ and CoUatrrl
B"anckt4
*L
w
lxoleaiilo
AT
I
Chas BONMCV, IUVIUSON.
JW0 K UILLOK. C® A» K PUT.SAM.
HON
Coot,
A KNSIOK, K i.,
LANUK*,
tuq., Si C*Awrcw.
Lt'Uurers »n Political /Tittoiy and Commercial
Orography
HENBYS Acstm, W* ClaBK.
The lesl«n of tbe proprietor) lu r«ub:i.-hlDg this
chain o: Coilo:--* t" «.fford young geLtiemm tbe
best Bli 1- f«' iiitt"-
TO'
ac., .irmR u an expe1it!oui
msiiQ'-ra tli roJKbknuwlt.'.g of i iuie" i»l tci*. ci
and Art as p'acilciJi emulofed in tlie Ci-nt.ng
E.ODI
It is
»nil bu:-li.N« puisui'a k ti rail -. Tti»I* Col
1«^.»tnibr.c^ iu th ir extent!.* cow of s-tidy.LOt
oi.iy tojk-keefliig *tj1 pcnmacsbip, bnt rua.' r. as
liber brantl,r, wbicli wiil be ,,r tbe niaKo' impor
ting to very per* u who trar.sac** busii. .«• of any
kiul It vi l.l of lr ja litJc !"tl.j Mi-r
crmn', Batik- r, lin ker. Jl.viuractnrer, Mechanic,
H,tel Pi ..irie' PabiOh^r, Phyn'.Ueu, l.awy r,
STBRETS,
L»T l»tf:-i..n»dtw .os^ou: i»t«'.sr?' snJfrn
r«1 Mxtiment Hoy-, MkI
and Shoes,
at til* rturtrtt pPMtblc ttrrr., will celt Blia BpOB
tb' -t r»»«rabl« Term*—T-ims that can Dot
fail to g.ve et.Un- naU«f».'t:ou to every reafotiaM'
p^ictiaarr
I iso.t re(pe«Uu .|i
ILVIU
a call litua our Clt| *&4
Ci.natry Prlriid» bet. re purt baling.
Uaf«-t'i~rt, July IB,
Retail,
THE KJffPIRE STORE
will tliiJ It to tLt-ir s lvantaflc W call on uiebeforspnr*
eLaslL? elr'-wbere.
To ay nvnteroai cnstomcr. who prefer Cteslom
Work
we ioi tinv, tj ho oat ludacemcnta lu lbs
way of
primt tlocJt ar.1 etylieA work,
^vu ir
not squalled
tbl* slUe cf New Ytrk.
All ol Ladle*' work nunafactnred as Banal
(Jj lij H. GAR&ETT.
ji rag*
AT THE
CITY SHOE STORE.
S. B. OARXiBTON,
Coriwr llli and Brady •»!'»,
ISof
I.ind an 'naurance AKeot Durwar-ler, Collect".-, i Cents', Ladles' and thildreBS' Wear,
print r, Contrnctor, Farm'r. Prodi.ee Dealer, Lum i
lier Menb.nt, Burveyor. Bnitmeer, laipecior Teacb- which for superior quality anil variety innotbeex
er. fcc Ac.
eel ed all of which bai been manufactured and ce-
1
aii'l thorough,
is
NOW RKCFIVtNfJ H1H BUMMKR STOCK
Boota and blioea 'or
incted sxprecoly or a
not txcejt iny ti
wlii' ba* i'v been in rodnced |Lt any atmilar In
ctituti.in In thin n.nntrv Tb- teach'-rn In tbe vart
oo! jepartmentd art atkn iwie'V' i to have
'iy, HFTA IL TRtDF
no
BUir•
and wl 1 b- K'ld a tfi mf.t a^onablo prlcei to salt
tnetinr a He n..inufa tur» to op!er
___
luiirelby
ih/nj,universallya',iitbese
a ov^riof (loot/ 11/
as taught Col­
leges, are not equiicd,^ aua It Is Inu ii^ed they never
bhtill be.
Written specimens of penmanship scat free of
rharxe-
Studi nts msy commence at any time. Dlplcmas
awarded to Graduate.. Sebolarahlp* good tn atther
College.
Cacnls' FIIK- Fr«*ii*li Cult Boots,
Sew-e an P'-'ced Oalti rs md Sh^e.. made by the
best of workmen at the City fcboe St re.
June2-dtf
Bool and Shoe Removal
Bosford
db
Suits
•are removed their Hoot fit shoe Store to
No. 3, Nlrhall's Bleck,
Corner of Brady and Second Streets. mchSldtf
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
RICHEST DIADEM
EVER
Worn by Rings or Emperors*
What Why a Beautiful Ihad of Hair.
Bsrause It Is the ornament Gi4 himself provlled
for all our race. Reader .although the rose m»y
bloom e* tr so briahtlv in the flowing cheek, tte ee
b* ev-r to spatkling, the teeth be those of pearls, if
tbe head la berefi of Its covering or Wis hair be
si arted and sbrlve'ed, har-h and diy, or worse still,
is sprlnkl'd with gray, nature will los- more than
lull her ciiarmi. l'rol. Wood'* Bafr Restorative, if ..
used two or three times a we k, will restore^ndper-
matita ly stcuir to all suih an ornament Read the
followit/g and judge. The writer of the Hrst is the
celebrated Pianist, Thalbeig:
N' w York, April 19,185S.
Dear Sir —Permit me to express to \ou theobliga
tions I am nnder tor the entiie restoration of my hair
to Its original color about the tune of my arrival In
the I'liifd mates It was rapid!"
L»coming
I am. dear sir, yours truly, 5. THALHRBG.
"Iiijch a'r Uwyliedydet."
Welch N wspHjier office, i Nassau st, Ap'l 12, lsSv
PROF O W«k»H:— Diai fir lioine iiM/iuh or
Six wr. k.- ago I re ti .el a bottle of your Nalr Res
torative aud uave It my wife, who' onilided In try it I
on her hair, little th.nkiug at the time that it would i
restore the rsy hair, tut to hers as well as my sur- i
prise, afte, at-
A-
w k-' trial 11 t.» p- i fo. m- tliat
wonier.'-.o 1U 'y mrning al' th- ray hair to a
dara brown, at tbe same time beaotlryltis .md thick- I
enlng tbe hair. I strongly reroinmend the above
Hestorattvi to all perrons w.int of such a change
uf their hair. CIIAHI.K3 CAKDF.W.
Ni:w VoB'', July 2.i, IS.V5.
Print O .1 Wiifio: Wita confidence do I rerotn
men jonr Hair ltestorati.e as bung the most i rtlca
r.lous article I ey.r S.w. Slix' naitig our Hair Res.
loratlve my hair ami whiskers which w re alnioi
white have gradually grov.n dark anil 1 now feel
coi.tident that a few more applications w,li rotore
them to tlcli natural rdoi It al'o lis« ri lle ed nc
fall daic'rnl! and unple.t.-.aot it hing, so ciHnion
among parson* who perapirefr'^l*y. I
Kll.ili*.
PBOI V.'oon: Ahi.iit two years ago my hair
conimeoced falling c(T aud ttiro.c^ gray i I wi* fast
b^cum.n:4 bald, ^n i had tr many renndiesto no
efl ct. I cimni nc"i Uoing your Ri s'.or.itive in Jan
ua'v last. A few application* fastmed my balr
Srinl '. It gan t' nil I.J., grow out. an I turn'd
hack to It. former cjlor, (b ai-k.) A' this time It Is
luily r'otoied to its o'iginal color, al aid a|»
pcaiance, and cli*1 rfnilv recommend its u»'» to all.
Chicago, 1.1, May l.lSffc. HOKS.
The llestorati.e is put up In bottles of .'i s'xes. via
large, medium and smsli the smtll b' ids a pint,
and retails |fot one dollar per bottle the niedr:m
holds at inast twei ty per cent more In p'oporll in
than the small, ret ill.- for two dollars p^r totile the
large .'ds a 'jnart, 4(1 per cent more iu propirtlon,
and reiat'a for |3.
0 WOODS k CO, Prarri^tors, 312 Broadway,
New York, (in the great N Y Wire RatllLg Kslat ltsh
mctit and 114 Market st, Hi
lx,u\- i
An! sold by all good Druggists and Fan-y Roods
IV-aler» je29-dk»iiB
W hy is tht) Demand so Cireat for
£}r. M»un'si
AUIE BALSAM?
Because lt will. In all cas"s, safely arc! effectually
cure that much dreaded scourge of tlie Weit— Chtlla,
Fever aud Asce Without fall aid in casts will coun
ters the poison of Malaria, of wh eh fact tt.oii-'&nda
can testify anJ nr,like all oth-r n.
sti uuis, it is only
ret'ouiuiendeaf one lass diseases, an as a touli
lt'Is unsur]a»sed. We wilt off -r a few evidences of
Its woitb,
by men of influence and high standing.
Princeton, hi., Se/it. 2»th,
DR. MANN—Pear
IOJTS
also, in Bock Island ar.d Whiteside untles. Illinois.
It i* one of th" very best »lv« 'tising *h"ets in the
State. Also,
Sir:
H. At'HTlN, M. D.
Marshall, Mich., Feb.
Iltt, 16.77.
DR. If ANN & CO.'. have sold s large amoant of
ycur Ague Btl*am In this vicinity, and from my per
son-l knowledge of it, I be icve it the be.-t remedy for
ehllls, fever andaguethat has ever te*n id In cur
State, R'spectfuliy Your*.
O. A. HYDR.
Anhtmlfula, Ohio, January,
l«f 13&S.
VICSSR8 S K MANN & CO.—OVnfs. In canvas.
sinrtlc State* of OMo ami Michigan for th» sal* of
th» different remedied t.f which we hav« control, our
ait ntiou has t»e!i called to observe the great name
that your Ague Haliam ha* game for ItsMf In every
place whe-e sold. It realty s»eaas to be
ou* remedy,
theptopU's
and it sells more rapt I lLan all others.
It is destined to snperc*1o all other ague remedies in
the market. Very ul» four*,
A fc S HBNDRY.
A'etc York, Feb.
23, 18M.
MBSSRS K MA
KM te CO—fr'tifi: I have at
Our house in St. T.ouis sold yoar Af ne Baltairi some
three years, and have carefully observed It* flT-cl In
coring, and must in all candor say, I do not believe
Its e«, lal exists In *11 the world of medicine*. To my
pergonal knowledge |t bss curnl permanently every
time, an I have kDown it used, after ah other reme
dies bave teen tried in vsin with he »t haupy re
sult And what is mere
rtmai ka' le
1 have r.ever
known a case but what reuial'.ed cured, for at least
that seasoi. I have no hesit*ncv in recommending
it as a perf ct triumph over (hills and fever.
Respectfully Yours, PROF O 00D.
S. K. MANN & CO., Proprietors, (H*»
lion, Ohio. Sold by all
L'ool Drneiristfl.
!«T-diw3m
TO ECONOMAL FAMLtn.
And Harried «r Kiugle.
FOR
Fifty Cent* enclosed, in postage stamps, th*
ucilertlgned will fora.rd,by remru mail, tbe
fuliownig iuvalu *b|e os-h id receipts, made with
oti troubl -, and fvll printed Itiftructlens. Por ten
How lo make t~-th powder.
How U make H-lr Reiterative*.
How to make Hair Dye.
How to make Pctnades.
How tu make Bloeoi of Roaee, to
from the face
at Baat or North
STz
INwgiSwa1,una jaiwl, mm mm
amMos.
How to aake Booge for the
How to mak i Indelible Ink.
Bow to
care corn*
Bowto ssaha Oeaiant, far wending brafetm china-
Hsrpar Ttrelvatraaa' a»MhraUd Waahing Be
paalst yaar waahhit 4mt la MH the Mase aad
|rosha. wtUwatwairtag aat yaart riatha* aith th«
issJSfir
ta an
BOOK TRADE.
Shtrt Nualc
At ZS»lf Prioo
AT THK
Itork Island
JvatK-dtf
Munic Start*
Violinn, A€i'ord«*on%
Ouliari, Bmnio*,
Tatuborlmn,
AMD OTHER MCMII At .SrlKl MBNTi.
AT \KR% I l\\ PHIlEN.
—ALSO—
WSTBCCToRS OF A I t. KINDfl.
H. A. PORTER Si BM0.
OR EAT
J. C. TOD*.
Alike Old ||»ck liluud Balk hl«r«*.
BElNd
BOOTS AND SHOES I
^t di'l" to me't mr «ngsi(ment». w« lave i
to off* imjt cf!Ire .lei k |lo«
"l. al
rwlu'ti! tm.i-ti .- th» i. I o»r
o-jr-n.'k eof-Ktc or H'.alloi.Biy,
luiJ Prim, Wall P»p"r,ar»t u in* o( ihc cuat com
pleta it k- to l-ef.'.iud in Korthwft. t.» wtnrh
1
BRADT BTHEBT. DATENPOBT.
RAVI now in store a lam* »nd well wiecUd
%k of Booty, aiil Sfc.•^. lo wMrh I Invite
ttii' attention of ai! want uf article* U.
luy
Ocmntry TraderaInwi-hlng
ilas.
to rcpienlnh tbrtr atctk
W" UVi! »tt lit I •«. W. IllI' llialliffl
a:-5 ai.i" ri k luatrauntit*, nx luJing
P.M R'l •.•••leoti« Oor k ..f F! c. Mu*k'
I will l.?^oll at prlo .nttiii»h niua'.r b-.jer
kTiKl iD-bUi Si «. Mail) ar'I.
at :.ii le.i tban t)r^t *. Qr"«t i l,.iio* for cusu
bmctik«( ra. CitaBrof Bock IiuaL.I, D.ivtni-u.
Mu'.ine ai .1 TKiuuy, are irvted mil and examine
our itatfc.
II. A.FOBTKR A BBOTHKK.
Kock laiand Jure."., iKi. junel'-tHf
Geo. VV. Ella Co.
No.
I'l
I.el'leir*
IIOH.
AVB lu*t refer.- a ,a:.\ st^k
II 'all Papers*
Also on c. nplrtment a ra e lot of
BlVGLiZaZZ BOC
whwb the} will si :i a: trie
gi.iy, bnt
upon the application of your''Hair hc-torative" It
goon recov red us origin.I hue. I rinsider your i
Restorative as a vcr wond rfol mv ritii n, oniteefti
vicious a- well as a^rtvable.
London M*ubtitthertt' Prices*
ALSO
BotliN and LiviiiKMonN
N E W W O K S O N A I A
Hon. O. II. femitir*
RffBlnetrenc-'cf W.ftrT ii'e.c n* -1 IT of Sketches
ofeiulnei.! cl.ai.itte's in and oi.t or Congress Im
pirtant legal trials It the state of Indiana Ac
Hvol-i 6iopsgt«. Price $-110. fii|je»ti naMy the
most Interesting book that has a.piared lor many
Y.ar»
Davenp4i :.i n. iva. prtfM
LIUDgston's lireat Work
ON
CENTRAL AFRICA,
/est reeelved. Price—®3 00.
At the ROCK ftlJLND BOOK ST0R1
Deeiadtf
Rock Island Book Store*
At this establishment will be foaad a
large stock o
BLANK BOOEri,
BC1I00L BOOKS,
STATiONSRT,
Please call on Second stre"t. corner of Itork Island
HIIEI'IIXRH A BON.
JulySJd Paper Dealers and Paper Hanaera
Come One Come All
AND TAKK A LOO* AT THB
hi real est inriHttmn
01
:b .OB I
NOT IT XI EL'1 ISO THE
Allaiatic Telegraph Cable
A KHwm- ^lAf in^i:
FOR ONIiT $30 OO
Sews with Two Threada:
MAKES A DOCBM: BACK STITCH,
—iSD IN—
Iqisl |s say other Machine la existence,
a»
asatter how high priced.
Por further particulars enquire at
A
I V A I E Y S
*o. Sin W t'»l Sk't oiid SI.).
Where one mtj be seen in operation.
aaglO
1867.
Foi seve-al ye.irs past I
have us'd your Ag'ie
v:ds.m
ill my d.i y practice
and ha%e cl sely oliaerved its iff-cts In hundreds of
cases, snd In no case has It falle to produce the
most happy i tt ct. I can most cbeeriu'.iv iecomm nd
it as a certa n specific for chills, fev and ague, and
malarious diseases. Truly Yours,
Look f/ooli and Read
GREAT REM i'TMOJTl
Wall Papers Hung Tor 12 1-2 and
15 cents per Roll.
WK,
THE undersigned, intend chat g'agourbasl
ne*«, and a* Inducements to that elTect, pro
pose for so days to sell from our
arge and faried Stock
French. EnulMi A Aiucrii-aa
W*ll r»*por«
At a reduction of from St) 4 per nt. below fol^
mer price*, and bang tbe same at from
19 1-4 to 15 rt«. per Koll
IOK CANH
Socoae along ere and all, aj the chance will last on
ly 80 day*.
SBKPHBRD A SON,
No 4« Bast feconl Str ott, bet Bock Island and
Perry streets
aagust 9. 1*56 aaglu
Silver Plating.
WILI.IAM
li'MIHA 1 as removed to bis bouse
on Iimtt street, where be .i.i wnt.T.ue th
SILVER PLATlNti BUSINESS.
All orders left with H. Lsngmsck, Jeweler, No. 4
West Second sired, will receive prompt attention.
Bown.with,Florenee
Places to hny Goods for Money.
Wforthe
I, nnders'-'oed w,t| »»il the Mlowiug gojda
He rBRN
lklchci'a Clai. Sugar Nibs" 1,00
(Joc.l N. O. Sugar, I ©ll_s 1,00
liice, 131bs 1,00
Belcbcnj S. II. Syrup aialt: per gal.
N.O. Molaese^,
1
«a. |, I .1
cuts you can procQi* what woald coat at the *l«t« O«*ll,^por liarrt'l,
one dollar—vlr
flow to make PoudreSobtle, for removing Mperflu
ous Hair.
'iiSSfc"*.. aiuas.
anglSdtf
*THii
~Atwater's Patent First rreftfm
I'IPTKDOLLAR
Family SetriMg JflachiH*,
T^XCBILBD by nan* f»r practical utility,
sl»pii=
EliwtaraWUty er beaut/. far iala a*
REAilHAlPE.
W. I. BABBBK
AUtii^r at It*
Pbl lll ph
XorARII-
WAU. PAPFR
FANCY CO0D3,
YANKKIC NOTIONS
Ac.,
he.,
So.
WHOLESALE AND KCTAIL.
Agents for White11 N. T. Type Foundry and B.
Hoe
Coi'd
PUINtlNG EUEfisI^.
A large stock of Pniiti r's Material on band.
At our
it cure SJUKF.,
(ctioMteth« Bee*
Store)
will be found one i the mo»t eit ntive stocks of Pi
ano- and Meludeuns in the Nor'h-West. A visit to
u A k
BROTHKR,
JanMliWtf ik Mand, 111.
Thousands vi Rolls ot all Paper
rW'U TKS CBNTS AND tll'WARDH,
For Hole iit Lota to suit Purchasers.
B0RDKR3,shades,
Flreboard Prints, Tiisler Ornaments,
Window Gold Transpari nt and beauti
ful, Paper Curtain^, plain, green, blue, 1'uff anil fi
gured, at very low pri' ••. We are phllad lphta Pa
per Hangers. »i,il lni ivry H)i« if paper. Who
would be with I are walls, when y..n can have your
houses papered and made r. mfortahle for a trifle.
Halls, Rooms, Ceillog* an'l Deiorallve Pat^r'.ng
done In a styl- not tol.e xeelied.
a. w. aaBBOt. ti
lfotirj Pihll'j
DavrtpoHs,
W. K. BARBER £k CO.,
NO. T. IVICKOUH IBWS,
UAvrarofc.. io*\
Bave apear
Braiicli Olliro
Al Na. vol TM
R»IIHI»«T.,
Fil toci ran,
rpHEY HAVR FiCll.iTlKS *t their Ba.tamOf
1 tie for Negotiating Ltsaaa. Una Crrv
art
StiTr lln«ts.e
iliua r.»rR.a
I..km,
nlka-
lagc aims ".-atrut ls, ataoa CoMraairs and oll»«
er W'.lerr: bu-iTni
Hct'tl' n .1. villting l'hi:a.!..:p:,i ar- .r »ited ti satt
at their o(B »h i" W-»:eiu i'*u rs mo he
aad the lateat ii.f. -, .'i i. tr. iu w. ottalaed.
At their (HIicf la Davenport
win !»f,...uad a mppiy if 1.4*d Waaaaan,
gtla'«nte*i1 tut" I e-fe t.
A list rib ue 1»II.1 low* MT:in"*ota tnj Mla
souii. iMPRovcn FiaMS tn IVon Oouaty PiRgit
Misaaai. and Rail. KoaO 1 v«f andLandi at Ifl|
cents jei icr" In Ml SoUii
l.sri'l Wan ant* loiaied oa tract* Actvaixv Urn
spgerro
RrrasMt
B. B. O mfg..., Km( PM id a Bank. Phlla.'a
Messrs Po.: k Bates.
0. Cel man K-, MechV Batik, BaMuaate.
P.tiibsiTi, *B.i.k of Malttiaorvi.
M-Ssrs Co. U Ai Sai,- v t, Uivi nport.
All n fc i'l.
t'sg-r. Farmers Rat k I JtB-aatar,Pa.
ll Uu K.t Bank of M,- oiiM. St Loala.
JyS-.-^wtf
Heal Estate
Wt/tHey,
J. ui .ti, & «. i: it,
Retl Estate aud lusuraure Agents,
Oeaters in Exchange,
1*1 Hf I. AM' CoN\l.'V Oo m-*,
Olfice—25, ll»vt'uporr« Block*
4'ornrr AlAi.\ ui: I KtttlX n
hT%
Valuable City Property For Salo*
WRt
INVITB the «peclsl altcntk n of purchaseia
It." many e Huiiding lot' ri' w 9ere4
In Mltcheh'", Mavl-p losh's, and In Fourst k Dll
Ico's AOilitioas Also, lots cf fr. i ne ri iwm.
tvacies 'ft, mar 'he ilty. Faims ai farming
lend* at ilicet rauginc frcm $2 60 p'r acie, ay
aard*. Jylldtf
Wftjmakor, (.ano i (rawford.
Heal Ettate *tyrntH%
No,7 Vv c«t Sooondata
D.WIM'OKT, IOWA.
AVISO a eouiplete .md acenrste A'stract of
He- to all lands In H' ott Oonnty, We.n'oj au
pel lor advantage* for the enamu.allou I Titl-s and
the IT op-lolls In VtjsMne' of III. y all* lliei ».KI
facilities fo: th. trsnaacli u of all our bu ine«s.-
Thes- abst-aits hate been c.rcfully c(mpilnl froai
tbe Coti.ity Records, and we will in all ca.es guaran
t-e their corrrftne-s.
IK!
Prompt uttenion given to the k rattor. of Land
Warrants, Oolli ction ot Mon»y, Paymeat ot Taaae.
he-, Ac.
M. Y. RLA V.V«Ki:K,
VoTART PtBLIC A.NU CoaMiHtioaaa op DKSDS
r'oa iinn i.soi
a
JO I I.N
y.
II AW to
HP.
ATTUUNKV A I'ltl N^Kl.l.i »lt AT I.AW
PAVl.M'OST, t-jWA.
ri^HF. suh'Tlbers offei the following parcela of Real
A K-ttle bir sale to wbph they rispi-ctfully lafite
tbe attention of |,uriha' rs
City Property.
No 1. A TToic• mi th" i e: of t-ixth *ndS-ott
stieets, lot hui.'si, upon m:.I.I. ,-ei-it-d a Iraate
house, ^iou bnek rtablr, th's will be sold i.,w.
No i. A lot t.f S"\l."iO at oinrg no I on th-east,
beaut.ful spot i:,|. w.ih (i .tt tuts copes, Ac a
b'aut lui location foi a residet*. Cny orders w'lll
be tak'-n for the whole ol the lot.
No 3 A house and lot
.n 6th atrfet between War
ren and llrown. Price $1 I'm. Teruisof payment
very as v.
No A lionse with the lea e of ot.e or two
lota on
llrad, street heiwe n I tth ,md IMh rtrea ta. Tbis la
a hesp home In a v. rv eligible sill Jlloli.
No ti. A .ot of i'oii'si (,n ihecorre of Main abd
Suih stieeis, one of ib most eligii-i «it'ian«ifore
puvale 1« up tlie nii'er lhe I lull.
No I. Ihre In!* in tCsMiiaker'a snlidivi.lon o#
FarMHri aettot l.i.ctist strei t. Li.Uiler i bii' kwtU
be ii In nt p. tnt n( for tlo above.
No s, l.ot with a s t.i II e v. pli fnur roro* aail
Im o-iu' u in Kor»t a I' lion'.. Addition,nui stlistrMt
twe n Bro u and O.tines stie« t. Pro e
N o A i i k o n s e a n i o n s o u i ut Ufth
str. et est ol Hoi I I riant n el.
Nolo. A lot on east or Bock I.-land street
near Mn, o/*l(*i Pr.cc $ INI.
No II, A firme liouv w.ib 4 room*and »t .t|e tor
two -rsfs lot ii, HI k J, Parker a'dllluo.
Price only ftxci doli.it s (.tisiiash, 1 il
ite lu instal
ment* of $luo [K-r si.num.
No 1- A i raw.' bouse wiUi U aesr* of groi.'id on
M.irpmlt. and'.'1-t stnets, in ar the grouri'la of thn
Catti lie Pemab- s miriai
Nolo Tb' !e»ti for i»i earn fora i.timterof iota
oDlIra 'y nn and Hants'n *tr. r«
No 14. The !o iao ui IU lots in Noel'a sut division of
lots f«r 1 veais. it i in '. gi uild nt.fn |!i
to '1») per ant'in with 11,, prollegcot pnr. basing or
have (he Itnpr v m-nts pud
lot
at il.e 11! of lhe
Ieaie There is lu better way a n an of Mnall
capital to proi ihc a it, withoiit I en ta»"d wlib
a e a v y e i s a n e i e i u n a n i e y o
providing lor n h» ry t(,..t
o u n y o e y
s in
iti
No 1. A I a l.ii S'
S' ra- broke and/iinlea ci:lt|,
nlug wat» r.
Hour Or'.ve, 60
it inn, a tuall hok*e,rta*
No .. 1
lie stortti »e»t ^uattcr of 8. Twp19,
1, eas». o ti wbl'h th ic Is i3a r's to. ke.
No 8. The Southwest quarter of e 5, twp Tt, 1,
east with a -o ,d »tone .,u*ir pori l».
No I. Two hundred .in I forty air's. In ret
ton 17,
twpfjii, !, west, (C' d»r County rnnn.iig waler.
Or ly Ifr- i i' re
No i. The B,uth ea't qnuter of arc 11, twpT9,
Range 1, west Pure $!.'• p* tere.
No«i. It 'Vy ari'g, pait ir wheat, nesr Buad
Oiov IT.1 Uf. pei a re. ».,.y terma
No 7. Asjleii'tid nm i *-o ,t res. sec 17, twpWI,
I, east. A large fn k hoi e wo si wale,, wtll
Ie sold in whole or tn part, loo trn- w. whtat. If
taken soon th. cn,p will b- giv»n ln,c,r any priacu
can urebate the i rop on tbe ground. A g^ upeo
ulati.n, J. 1'i-dU
Real Estate +1jrnry.
(iEOItUL Ii. AK kOMS,
OPFiCK,
CORNER BBADY AND SECOND 8T'S.
kol!^ i:io« li,
Davonporti low*-
For Sale.
A
I.ABOK AMot NT or 11I£ BRST CITT
and cot'Mltv I'Koi'f.hl —improved aud
unimpioved—at very low rates.
ii
Beautiful Ueaidrnte Lata at prices that cannot
fall to md persona Wishlrg a 1 .t ft.r afm-s.
Rnn-.lrsof OtO. L. NICliOl.UL
Spr21 dif Mrady and H"cnl st'ts
OAXjIiAOHEn'S
fteal Estate Land Eirhange*
OENXKAI. MMIifltON, I'I RCHA91NO,
Law anil Colli'ctinti Ag4*ne),
No. 10b BASPOLPII ST., CHICSOO, iix.
Acent» in erery City ami Principal Tou
United 6tatt.
Com
IT.:
C'l KRKNCY, or SPKCIt. roads
at the following reduced irtocs
Prime Kio Cotlee, 7ll»j for %1,00
12,40
|3"A11 '-ther goods In propirtion.
Has M.
Kdy ftiSffiMW1 *. The pahua ata rt.
!JSSaWlted u
en dly Profdeton for wwa MS Blniiilis.
xi4a(Aa
t3r f)NLY ISiT.-TUTfO* OF THE KtJItJ I# fWt
WEST.
J. J. GALUCIIEK A Co., Preprletara.
r)UTS,
Pells, Bxrhangei, Rsnt- and ease., Prr p
erty a 1 klr.ds Wet I.aM WaaaaBTS at
a the ive-nmeut Laml Offies, wi'b War.-anta er
Cash.
AO't. J- to tt.v:: and selling Mrrchandlis of all
kinds ror nan resid nts.
Provides merchants, manufacturer* aud othets
With ,'niu'ed clerks or pa^tn'-rs.
Obtains, 'xhi'^lts, buys ard sell a patent rights.
Ftirclshe* to crd'r and sends to any tart of the
Vorth-West, clerks, Methar.ks, Lahore's, hr.
Collections snd al! In-r'-s con*e«ted with the
practice of tbe aw. promptly att. n^ed t».
Parties sending us lan''« or other pn rty t' «i
change for raer-Jiandlze v.ol! il'aie reibetufe,,r to
eios'' a fee of to fay for ad.ertislrg.
All letters of ac'iulry to secure attention mast
have enclosed pjsto^s t'.an.p.
All t.uslness matter* itrlctly coafldentla).
"tons moderate, ard all orders premjAly
attended to. Jr**)tf
Tlie Catli NjsH'IM
IV one e-r:."i-e til' ..•. rsMo.it frsild
I
bays
1
8 the
bad timii
tVh n te bays n a ho- that rto*« no credit
bn-lo' s h- di.-.s not ^u..rai.oc 1-- is' mdeMeduesa
hit Is almars sure fi get 'iOOD STO' K, aiet at (ri
cee that i i enforce sun -a TO re i* no ta»lte»s
to l»bi- to tricks and ir« ps of i mt" as the
|!i|qor lu
•loess and if you v.-ould u' 0" the jro!• m»s dregs
s«l 1 h» *rs"!.s who do a cr- dit bti-iee^s and only
calc.lalenn r»cei. ii rift» een'snsi «tie dollar en all
they e.l, buy lion tlie CA8II HOL'SK of
IOBXSX J". XjITTXilf
IMPORTER'S A4JEST
Ann
WUOI.ESALE
PtALtm
IN
•rnndle*, W ine* and Ci|aMfe
|io. loo
UAKVOI.puSTB£BT(0aicAcOiIia*
Jj'iidty
JNi/oMi'a VimjiMMlcf.
JUST
received aad foe
sale, a corn piste imiinl
of Superior SporMcg Powder i also, Vialsf aOi
Caanoo rowSar,
at O&^jrtaj" ...
OinslHHMcs,