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gg^TJE DEMOCRAT.
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Wa.alas IS.
TH* HEW.
tk» 8«r«Ury of State ^as aotUUd tbe
Hew GraaadUn Minieter of the determine
tio* of this government not to permit the
alHtrutioo of the sthmus root* to tbe Pa
^a. oo uj eoastderatlon, neither will it al
lav of tonnage data or Ui oo tht tranapor
liUoa of puMtfMi and Dtllt and that la
PGRMDM
of thla raaolntioo
TMMII
of war
have b««n ordered to the lathmua. Tbc
right of New 0 nut
ad a to refuee thla gov
erameat a aaval renddaraos a ad coaling eta
Uon in tha Bay of Panama la conceded t»y
Mr. Caaa, but he conaidera aucb a refuael aa
iapolitic and illiberal, mora eepecially aa
Bpaia at Mahea and Sardinia at Spaasia bad
grant ad similar prlvilegee. Tha rumor that
tba United Ntatee were negotiating a eeeret
traaty with Haaala, la aald to ba without
foundation.
Tha Board of Managera of tha Fair of the
American Inetitnte bava concluded tliat the
continuation of tbe Fair at tbe present time
ta inexpedient Tba cibibitora have re
aolved on another exhibition immediately,
and eontemplaie tba formation of a new in
atitution, t.» becailed tbe "American L'oion
for the Kshibition of Arts, Manufacture#
and Inventions, to which they purpose in
viting foreign competition.
Tha Haidee alave «aae waa up in New
York on Friday, the Commissioner, and
several wltneaaea wfra eaamined far tba
jjroeecution.
General I'aei having acc..pt«-d tbe propo
aitfon made to him by hia oounlrjnicn to
return to bia native laml (Venezuela) where
hia presence will be of essential service in
Ita future progress, ia about to depart from
our tborea. Willi a perfect knowledge of
Ibe working of our institutions, be will be
able Introduce those various refuriua in
dispensable to its political freedjm and
commercial proeperity.
The rumor-J aale of tbe Collins nf«atn«ra
Baltic an.i Atlautic to a California Steam
ahip Company ia premature. Pattea have
jkeen negotiating for tbem, but aa yet no
aale baa been effected.
We have received advicee from Utah to
tha 1
Itb September. Tbt-re ia no newa of
Importance. A search for the Territorial
Libmry baa been made but unsuccessfully.
Soow had begun to fall in the Territory,and
aeveral cattle in the mountain* had pariah
ed from cnliL Tbe army had moved into
winter quarters. Oen. Johnson bad aa
signed the command to Lieut. Colonel
Smith, and himself tut*red upon the dutiea
Commauditnt of the 1'entailment Utah.
Tbe largest political convention ever held
on the IMo CSrande, ataembled at Measilla,
on the Sd of September. Tbe delegates re
presented about lo.uou. Kesolutioi.s were
paascd calling on 'ongresa to organize a ter
ri'otlal government at an early day exprea
aing a determinat on Lot to send members to
tbe Legislature of New Mexico, and to bold
a new election fur Delegate to t'ongreae, in
order to show tbe largely increased vote
since laat year.
At the lateat advices, considerable emi
gration waa coming into Arizona, from
Texae and tbe Southern States, us well aa
from the North weat Col. Titus, of Kansas,
had arrived with
A
The C'onJepre»lles.--»« A new BeMilsiu
•erl la Iowa.
Some sixty or seventy miles north
of CouDcil Itlurt's in the county of Mo
nona, about fifteen miles from the Mis
souri liiver, there is a town containing
six or eight hundred inhabitants, 2?n
crally Luown as Preparation.
This town is tbe /ion of a new body
of religions enthnsiacts who call them
selves "Conjeprezitos" and their system
of religion or religious organization
•the Coujeprezioii" the meaning of
which terms, remains to the Gentile
world a profound mystery.
At the head of the organization is a
man by name Charles li. Thompson,
who is besides the editor of a weekly
newspaper called the Xews f* Messen
ger. This paper ia large, well printed
and upon political and general subjects
is edited with much ability.
Of this sheet one or two pages are
usually devoted to the publication of
what are called "open letters" upon
rebgious subjects, addressed by Charles
B. Thompson, as follows:
"Tux Cimt A IN-TOI.U'
OKIJCAL
K-rUtia*tu%al
ASTOR AKI
K
steward, or stewards who shall account un
to thee for the uae thereof aa thou abalt di
rect, and who ahall pay over into thv han
all aoaef tfeat shall come tato their hanoa
during tile time of their stewardship*, aud
thou abalt u*» it as 1 ahall romibaiid thee,
and tltoa •ha1' porches* land other places
as 1 shall direct thee, and shall tea^h my
Some doubt, may however very
justly exist as to the honesty of tbe
leaders and «f the "Chief Apostolic
Bishop."
The character of the resolution
which we copy, above, and the fact
that the stewards and assitant stewards
are thereby directed "to account" for
the use of the land and property of
the organization as the "Chief Apos
tolical Bishop" "shall direct," and to
"pay over into his hands all money"
etc., is not at all calculated to remove
any curious speculations as to whether
tho "Chief Apostolical Bishop" is de
ceived, as well as his Hock. However
strange it may appear, this organiza
tion has during the past year rapidly
increased from fifty to eight hundred
inem'icra and is still receiving very
large accessions to its members.
The same number of the News
Messenger, from which we have made
extract*, contains a statement that "re
cent apostates from the conjeprezion,
who still reside in that place, have
formed a band of regulators, consisting
of about one hundred men, secretly or
ganized for the purpose of visiting the
city of Preparation on or about the
fir«t of October, and by force and vio
lence compel the citizens to do what
they choose to dictate."
The very natural result, aM revela
tion" to The Chief Apostolic Bishop
Charles B. Thompson, by the voice of
Baneeuiy,"of the fact that the regu
lators are to be destroyed and utterly
annihilated.
VAN-
Ht-Mior 'III the Eldest hratl.
Jlvangrlit a! ml Tr irellitiii tmbyters of the
h'mydom otnl to liixhopi, fro
byttrn, J• aeons and Member* .j the V»tj»p
rttion, mattered ubroad throughout aU the
world, Hiidtlh yreeiiug."
These letters are all dated at "the
tower of the Hock" and arc most culi
ons specimens of incomprehensible
cant being made up of passages from
the Bible, oxtracts from "the Book of
the Law and Covenant of Israel" and
remarks by the "Chief Apostolical
Pastor" indiscriminately mixed np to
geilier.
From what we are able to learn,
from these letters, this carious sect bc
lievoa in the Bible aa the word of (iod
but also holds that it is in a measure
done away with, by new revelations
made since the year 1848 by
4ihe
voice'
of "Banecmy" through the medium of
the "Chief Apostolical Bishop." These
new revelations are styled
Mtho
Law
and Covenants of Israel." The follow­
ing is a specimen of the will of God
lately revealed.
"R EVKLATHM.—The
word of the Lord came
unto C'hmM. H. Thotitptutt, by the voice of Ha
iMemy, on tht 4tk day ef A. J. 1M7,
iiold my son thou hast ohoy«d my law,
and fulfilled what I commanded thee to do
ia oftphmtng the Schools of Preparation,
aad in teaching my servants therein, and
thou bast also organized the Congregation
of my Holy 1'resbytery of Zion, aaith the
Lord even aa I coqipvsade4 thee, and be
hold tbou bast s&stired the land in this
placet* I eoaaaanded thee, so far as tbe
lailM hH MIM into thy taade to pi#m
at tbMH)MWSt poe* Now theMore
bwught lay servants into
ttftltHr «r my M»«ifU that they nay
Nitia aad JTII.scelaaeoua llama.
OI'NTV
party to make a settle­
ment on the San Pedro. The yield of the
allver mires continued to increase, and sev
eral new one bad been opened
S
In accordance with the command to
give him who steals your coat your
cloak also, Col. Patterson, of Burling
ton, requests the Han keye to say that
he knows the person who stole his
gun, and such is his respect and con
sidciation of liitn that he wishes to in
vite him to call and get the moulds.
A
CCIDKNT.—
WlKiliiijftil jnr~ 'WN!
EAT OF ONONA O.—We
learn that the people of Monona Co.,
had yesterday at tbe election brought
before them the question ot' a removal
of the County seat from Onawa to
Belvidcre. It is not our province to
middle with local matters of other
counties but from what we know of
the geography of Monona Co, the
seat of justice is bound sooner or
later, to go to Belvidere. It has
a charming, sightly and salubrious
location, between the junction of two
fine streams with timber aud fine w»
ter, and many other advantages, be
sides being near the center of tho
county,
Mr. «esdiwend of Bur­
lington waa very seriously injured by
a runaway on Saturday last.
SlIOOTINU
1'l"ATI. IN
Bl
RLIXOTOK.—
The Burlington Hawktye mentions in
a deprecating manner an unfortunate
propensity which is exhibited by the
youth of that city, viz: that of shoot
ing ijuail in the streets. The existence
of wild game thus plentifully in the
streets speaks well for the prosperity
of Burlington. The J/ttwkvye in con
nection with the subject, says
We think it would be advisable to
have some of the paternal overseers of
these juvenile Nimrods accidently
punched in the pantaloons with a few
shot. Such a fortunate misadventure
wouid, we opine, have a tendency to
chcck the pcrigi inations about town of
the little hungry ones who have a
weakness for quail suppers.
Col NTKRFKITlNU ClTV SCRIL*. The
Burlington llawkeye saya :—We learn
that extra three dollar^bills, City Scrip,
made by cutting and pasting, have
been putin circulation. Four bills are
made from three genuine billa. They
can bo detected by holding them to
the light, when the cut made by scis
sors, can be seen be &cen. Look out
for them.
Burlington ttnrt be in a bad way,
when ita youth spend their time in
shooting quails in the streets, and its
rogues are obliged to resort to counter
feiting shin plasters, worth, fifty cents
on the dollar, for a living.
THE R. R. MOVEMENT.—'The Jasper
Co. Free Press in speaking of the Rail
Road movement in Davenport says:—
The activity and energy of the peo
ple of Muscatine lately, has exci
ted the people of Davenport. They
have suddenly realized that 'Davenport
is in danger.' Cities north and south
•re pushing their roads through, cut
ting off her trade, and ahe all the while
lying idle.
It is well thfct the people should
know what kind of a reputation has
gone abroad regarding their enterprise.
NARROW Esc
A PI PROM
DKATH.—
Ike Chicago Prm ai Monday aayatha
KB^st
eight last night bv tbe screams of some
one on the railwa tra k. They pro
ceeded from a servant, girl who n«i*ow
ly escaped drath onder the following
cirrumatances. Fot s©rae unexplnined
ie»«on, certainly a very foolish one,
was
aaint* t^ gather upon I hese lands,and improve wmlkincr on the railway track
them, that there may be found on earth, an she was
inheritance for the seed of my chosen, saith ^hjch runs here in the lake, wben o
the Lord, etc.-
The property of the organuation I
#ervinK tj,e
dow|)
held in common and the earnings of by her left hand to the
all are thrown into the common stock« i
somewhat after the manner of the
'Shakers' or Qreeley's celebrated 'Pha
lanx.' The people are said to be quiet
and orderly in their deportment, moral
in their customs and most devotedly
and blindly attached to their religion
or system of belief.
train coming, she dropped
the sills, but unforto-
rail. The cars passed over it and am
putation will of course be necessary.—
It is tr !y .wonderful that she escaped
with her life. Her name ia Anna Joy,
and she resided with G. W. Cobb, EAQ.,
No. 178 Edina Place.
A BOY PREACHER.—A lad some
sixteen years of age, ia creating quite
a sensation in Monmouth county, N.
J„ as a preacbe* His name is Kram
mond lvenneday. Bis preaching is at
tended by great crowds, not by hia
youth alone, but by his reputation for
earnest eloquence. He preached last
week at Middletown Point, the Wash
ington IJall being crowded. His lan
guage is good, his delivery grave and
impressive, his whole manner pleasing,
while his voice is clear distinct and
melodious. It ia his intention to ac
quire a collegiate education, and for
that purpose he is endeavoring to raise
funds by collections wherever he
preaches.
THE CAMFLR.—Forty-nine of the
camels belonging to the United States
arc now at Camp Verde, sixty miles
from San Antonio. Only one ot those
imported has died, wbi'e ten have
been added by birth. These young
American bom camels thrive well, and
promise to grow up in all respects
equal to those imported. Notwith
standing the trial lately made by Cap
tain Beale in his explorations across
'.he continent, there are some officers
of the army who doubt whether any
thing ia to be gained by the uae of
camels,
Tlie llaldee.
The following are the facts regarding the
case of tho Slaver Haidoe, about which eo
much excitement exists in New York. The
account is from a New York paper.
Some three weekn ago, l'nit«d States
Mur«litil Kynders received information that
uvesae! hud been sunk off Moritauk Point
under suspicious circumstance. He imme
diiitely stnt one »f bin deputies, Mr. l': An
geiia, to inquire into the nutter. Ie An
K'lia shortly returned, hearing information
that the vei^tl had been scuttled, the erew
bud ^one to different part* of the country,
uiid th»t one of them had died of the Afri
citn level, and was buried at New London.
I pon this information Marsha1 Kynders
eeiit Maurice o'Keele and Th«*od Kyn
dws, twi of his deputies, in search of the
crew of the vessel. They were not long in
finding out that three of the men were in
this city.
These men were arrested early last week
and imprisoned. The fact of their arrest
win kept a fcc-ret, «o lint tho*P: till at hirpe
would not bo put on their guard. Frum
one of the prisoner* 'he names of those en
gagt in tho expedition wer learned, and
rom further informal.on from the same
source, and upon consultation with Mr.
Theodore Sad wick, the 1'uited States l»is
trict Attorney. Marshal Kynders concluded
to aeiid the deputies, O'Keefe and Hynders,
to Hos'on in search of the remainder of the
crew. Arriving there, they found two of
them, whom they arrested and placed in
the temporary custody of the proper au
thorities.
'l'iie officers then proeeded to New Tled
ford, tieur which place they arrested the
ehiet mate, who had command of the ves
sel when .die was scuttled. Ilis name is
Macoiubar. They found him at his house
neni New lie-'ford, arrested him and
brought hiin to the city.
They then returned to njston, where
they fell In with e»me exceedingly disinter
e.vt$ persons, who irade themselves very
sociable in one way and another.till I'Keefe
and the younger Kynders, he?an to "smell
a rat." Their suspicions were right, for
they learned shortly afterwards that these
gentlemen were friends tho slavers, and
had even ohtuined a wrii of htbeax corpus
to serve upon thetn, for the purpose of hav
ing the prisoners brought up. Bat the
New York officers were too sharp lor the
iiostonian gentlemen. A hack waa pro
cured aud the deputies and their prisoners
jumped in. John crucked his whip ami off
they tlew to the railroad station, which
they reached just in time to take the ears
for New York, successfully escaping tho
service of the writ upon them, and with it
possibly, a great deal of time and trontde.
They arrived early on Sunday morning and
at one proceeded to Marshal llyoder'* resi
dence in Henry street, woke him up from a
s uitid sleep, and recounted their adventures
to him, at thd same exhibiting the threo
prisoners whom they had along with them.
Th»- Marshal ordered tliem to be locked up
in Eldridge Street Jail forthwith to await
examination.
We learned, however, that the nam* of
the vessel ir "Haidee, of New York," in
stead of "Klisaneth of New Orleans," as was
stated a few days ago in the newspipers.—
This discrepancy is accounted for in the
fact that they railed a piece of ennvas ou
the stern, upon which Aas painted, in large
letters, "Elizabeth of New Orleans."
It appetirfa that the Haidee was fitted out
at Uiis port eevral months ago, and sailed
to the coast of Africa, where she took in a
cargo of 900 slaves. She then sailed for Cu
ba, and were landed at Cardenas. At that
place the captain left the vessel, and the
first mate then took the command.
They took on board, as appears by the
testimony of one of the seaman, 1134 ne
groes and landed about 900 alive. The ex
amination of the parties connected with the
transaction is now progressing ia New
York.
•SOO Crales or Crockery*
WhoUaaU and AelaU.
InOoodiin
AT str re andjtsr sale the 1arg*et slock ot
In this line, In tU* Btale. My atock coa
ti U of all tbe varieties ot China, Glas» end Kartti
«i Ware, ye||nw Bockingham warts tliver Plated
a Prilan' ia wa-e, Boh' niian Belgium and Anier
Iran niasxware, Solar aiol Klold Lamp, Chandelieis,
Qi and iles, I.amu wicks, Chiru .eys and CHe'ea,
(okins Ola-S' and oking 4»la-s pUtes, and al]
other articles usually kep- In thl* line,
•'rackery—Consisu of upward* ot 600 crates and
ca«ks Impo. te.t direct fro i the iotterlaln Liverpool
which enable- ass u sell m» goods 26 per cent leas
than any other t-al«r in the roarktt.
Krepch Porctlsis —1 have just received a vary
lsrtte stock of vhlU- and gold baud China direct from
Llmi g-s, Prance My arrangen i-nt with themaon
farturer* ar* stich that I receive non* bat the it
ad? of «od» of th latas* aat noataeprovedstylca.
Ocld band and de -oratad tea sets are worth from
•ight to tw ntr-flve dollars, dinner seta and other
articles at all p-lces.
Silver Plated Wave.—! ktw Jsit reoeirad a
rt'j large stoefcof Plat goods of Kogers, ScU'h A
Oo'smake. Ill good, are warranted to te p' -ted oo
the beat qaallty o' white metal whkk aaa w!ia dlflh
cnlty be dkti gotshed (Tea allver
l^eektag Olaaeea.—I have a larger quantity
than Ua« ever before been offered for sale la thla
place. Calvw, foifta aad welter tef every qaallty
aad siaa. Ia faet *v*rythlag ayycialalng to ttila
tine of baslaeaa nanifcs had fcy.calllag at Be. IS Ls
Olaire Block.
•itiMSTif n.
MjrajmucTioJr*.
W*B. M, ©. P, BarBiHa
[Forth* P—smt-1
fUE KMKBISU
A et"tl «t**pe i.a»ler the tm
Tbe bods swell out IB thagOft:
Bw»e«l* It rr«t», SB*eo dresm
ftepier witatb* siS to P»ri
AU) tie #W* bf.
A maiden itaads tj tk* rosebush is|k.
ffce «lewy blossom* perfume the str i
Sfceprew" her band to har tbrotoblaf breast
W.ta lev^mlrst wooderfal vaptere Mart,
And the rears elide by
A mother kneels by the rorsbasa (at.
Son »i(b tfae leave* u- the srealPf i
»rrowiac .oftta uf the past
A&J tear* .-f anguish bedim her eyesa
AaAthaftara suds tf-
N«iet aud loo* it tails the rosebush |fcir,
Wb rlea are the leaver In tbe astoaM air
Vltberxland dead tbeMall to the (Mead,
And iilently eover a new made nonad,
Aral ttie years glide by.
EDUCATIONAL.
DAVIS TIPTON'S
MERCANTILE COLLEGES!
L0CAT1D:
DATCKPOKT. IOWA..
raoaiA,
ILL
DiRBOTOaS
•oa E W Powell, K*q
W. A. WUlard, Esq.,
Isarc Negus, BH.
J. Palton. BMJ.,
It Carina, Esq
Lewi* Howi II Kiq
Wni 8 Kg, Esq
A Uartlt-tt, K»i
Beury Njlle, Bci
Tbos Mayns, Bsq
Jos 0 frye,
Lteturerh on Marcantilt Late, Banking, Exchange
JHlianue, tc:
CHAS BONMET, DAVIDSON.
JNO UIUOK, CEAE 8 PUTNAM.
llo.s
JKO COOK.
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Address
UAVIS A TIPTON,
*ep1T Ilavenport or Pecrla.
Daveapirt C«anerclal College,
Orlgg's Block, oor Third and Perry ata.,
DAVBNPOai, IOWA.
IKCOEPOR ATBD IN 1856.
The ealf Permaaeatly Lsraisd C*ssaaer
ctal collegv ia Iowa*
—DiaacTOKtf.—
Ron 1 Sargent, Z 'lowers, Esq,
JnuP (Jtok. Esq, W Wiley,
IPC at*s, Kwi
Jno \l Cannula, Esq,
Mackl t, Ks|,
(i Davenport, Esq,
A Barrow, Bsq
N SI'VDAM,
AUMMT at Us,
Phil
Mm
O. P. Blsaell, Beq
H. A Wuppersoawi, Esq.
Dr. J. i. Bartls.
Wiillaat Allen, laq
Jao Cock, Esq
Jno DUIoa, Esq
Joo Cuflia, E»)
Va Clark, Baq
Chas K Petnam, Ba«
Prtee,
VAOULTT:
Prm
ro/usort
mroncJu,
0/ Mook-Kttjiiiq amd OoUatermi
NCIIM:
w
inviB, 8 TIPTON.
w Doaa, Vr.EDSxauaa,
A UIILI8MiTli, 1 DODOS.
Proftst jm of J'raciical and 'frnamtntal Pntmtm
b/Ujj, aid Lecturer* on Burinet* Customs and
t'orrtty t.dente:
3 ORirriTii, W DAVIS, 8 S Tirron
KNSION,
a«q.(
U LANOKA. kaq N CxAwroao.
Lecturer* on Political Uutorg end Commercial
Uevyraphy
HCNKV S ACSTIN, WM CLABU.
THE
IICKIKTI
of tbe proprietor* In establishing thla
chain of Colli**" was to afford ynung gntitlem-n tbe
beii ssl I' faciiiiivo f.jr acq'iirlns in an exp-lltious
tuanocrstli roairti knoWirOgnof iinBierdal orlei.ee
and Art a." iiraclicjiiiy emvloyed in ibe Counting
Room sod "Mat-is porsnii* p-nsrallr. Thcic Ool
legps tmlitic" iu tlx ir extan.-i v (nurse of study, not
Ouly b«ofc-kc l»lng aii'l peoiuantliip, but nuiL'-rcas
other braiich' n which will be of tbe utmost lmpor
tince to «Tery person who transact* bii-ineas of any
klul. It will *e of loealc^UOle oeorQt to the Mer
chaut, banktr, broker Jlaniifactorer, Mechanic,
Hotel Pr'vrlet.r, PaUiaher, niy» cisn. Lawyer,
l.nnil aud laauranc* Axent,^Forwarder, Coil' Ctor,
Printi r, Contractor, Parmer, Krodu"- Dealer, Lam
ber reliant, Burreyoi. Bng^ueer, Iuapectr. leadl
er. tr Ae.
Th- »urse ot study pursued at titeaa Colleges Is
th" n-'i eitensiT" and thorouicb, not tmceptiny any,
which lia.- ev bren in ro1uc'-«l iLto any similar in
stitution in thin country. The ieac.h-r» In i he vari
ous departments are acknowledged to have no snpe
rlors in their respective |rofessloBa.
MSpencerian Peaauaahip.v
ftOt the utility of tbe ahoy* naned system of Pen
maDshlp It In urine «si«ry to comment, it 1 wide and
wi iinn^ popularity, a'u.jiig the dUct rninfC and ln
telliger.l clasN'S of cuunnunlty throv.Khnut the firil.
Izwi world, alTird« eonclusive er.derue that it It the
be»t kui wu hyst- and in rsa lty trie only una
which
I*-u at Ink peo'inen* of Writing, with Circulars,
sent ly mall free of harge on app atlon.
Employment.
I The PrlnclpaU and T' sciier*
of these Cull«-it'es naye
an crtenslve business a~(|ualntano-, and will alwa)*
consider it a pleasure and duty to further the best
Interests of their graduates »ho dtslru it, by aiding
them all they can In obtaining situatioDs.
Twllfea—Pnyable oa Enterlax.
Por full Murcm i'' CoureeIncluding all depart
i inent of book)' i'ii:g,I,ertur*e, Peuuiansbipaiid
Gommeroal OticuUttuni $40
I Por P.-nman hip alone, one yar... 10
Por Penmanship, twenty lottoon* 5
Por Ornamental Peomannhij, Card Writing and
cation at the Co'ieg*. or by s nding for new Cliru
lar, which eontains much valuable laformatlon, and
wilt be furnished by return Hail.
Eki,
1.8 VI !«•, K-q, PM' rwln Esq,
U« Uslx«ll. Bsq, (Jrians, Keq,
Sni'.Ui, Esq,
Pa'ton, Bsq.
Dort .Viler.
Hev I) Mason,
Jno Johns, Baq.
—FACCLTV.—
Jos I.orEZ, Prof, Bonk Keeping,
w U
PHATT.
Prof, of Penmanship.
I.
BIRWBLL.
Prof, of Mbthematics.
PREoa. irnaAAO, Prjf. of Architectural and Orna*
mental llrnwiDK
Asst. Teacher of Psnnanahip and
Book Keeping.
—LCCTvaaas.—
BHORIT,
Baq., and other able Lectorsrs.
l^'iugpermanently tooeted here, and well known
In tbe .uitii ii.ny, a.d H-itnal d- nlroos of maintain
inga n puution candor and reasonab:ein-*», we
do n' de-m It nec-s^ary to pursue the course so ifien
token by Oommorual Ooil. ges(aud«-hp cially by^ose
which art- only temporarily established, and de. igned
to make a great blow for a few months and then
"aiovt- on'' io some nm placs,) namely, to claim *u
perlorliy over the whole world, aa If there were no
sticli thing a writers accountants, teachers and ex
perii i.C. lucine. a IIMI, out of the t-eleet circle la
their own school room we, therefore, a- hereto ore,
make no exaggerated statemoDt*, promise nothing
we are not pr pared to perform, advertise no teach
ers not aetnady engaged, and make no clalaia we
can
not »t b*taatiate.
THK B00KKB9PIKG OOUE8B
Raibracea complete sota cf looks ia every branch ef
Trad" and Commerce, including Wholesale and Be*
tall Individual, Partnership, Joint aioek. and Cont
pJnnd Company H'.«ln's, Mant-factnrlnc, Ojmmis
Klon, Ballroal,Bt anboat, UsSel, Paintlag, Lumber,
Si'oker.ige and KxclianE' (tw cnttplft pract'eai
fjrni-, snd in
BANKINO the ,uo»t computc and ap­
proved know* nyntem,mi superior te any other
taught in the West. The course in
PENMANBHiPj
Is under th° charge of Mr. W H. Pratt, who received
the premium for Peomaashlp nod Card WitiOR at
the 'a*t State Pair, and «h-» dffien eU mmjxtition
in Plai i or Ihrnamcntol Penmenthip. /'en titetcJt
ing, FlonritMng, Cord Wriiinf, or teaekmg tkoee
branch* i.
He is es*lsted by Mr. J.
lMM|
B.
luyJaai, who baa few
equals as a practical or ornamental penman, or aaa
teacher.
USUCIPS i5
Ax iiunvui. BBAWIVO,
aad the complete ayatem of
PBOXOGAAPHY.
aiao taugbt by oompetaat laatrncurs.
Booaa—In Orlggs' Block, orn?r of Third and Per.
ry streets, one block from th* Poet Oflee, the room
formerly knrw. aa "ttri«g»' Hall," with theadjoln
tng rooms, wll lighted, well ventilated, aadferaNac
by far the aicst convenient, oommodioas aad best
adapted situation for the purpoee in the ally.
Open at alt bours from S A till 9
LSD IKS DSPAMTMENT,
A large and well famished room, entirety tmt
rate from the Oaatleatea's departrunjt la provided
for the nae ol Laly stadents ea« luslveiy.
ryPor farther paftleaiara call at the rooau, or
addrcaa J' C. LOPEZ,'
aagU W. PBtTT,
Principals.
and Toupees.
IfOfLO
re spectrally an-
aoeaae «o the ^eeyle of Da
en port and vicinity that I am
now prepared to furniah ladles
and gentlemen with
bWlCS AM1» T9PEIS,
also that I have constantly on
hand
HAIB OT1B
[from all the princtpal maaadto
Eturers ia the Unitel States.
JOHN H. WAHW1QEL
itfMwiMb, VMkaUa' fiZa
Cos*
sepW-dly
Davenport, Iowa,
raahiaaabla Tatlert— KetnhlfafcieaT~
C.I.KlEB, ,f|
e a n a i a
NO.
2 A 4 franklin Bloc*. Br*d? Street, nntdpor
to Poet OOee (ap stalre) BS-ee^ortUwfc
Having fttte I sp the ahove rooaas indepsadsnt of
egpeaae, aa aaw preneied to everata all aedan
eMtrastad to my care In tha Stagt aawflsli aad (aah
leaaMeatyla.
NO. I, RICKOU1 MsOCK,
DarcNroaT, low A,
•aw* spssisd a
•raaefe OflU«*
AS Ha sa, ftOLTM THIRB STtl
rnuDHiau,
rpnr Itvi PAOILITIBB at their Saeura Of-
A See for MegstlMls| Lesaa. aeiims Cirv
aad STATE
BONDS.s«.illaa
A
REAL ESTATE. SPECIAL NOTICES.
w. stasia,
Vote** Pablic,
a seaport.
WEataaa Lsaoa, collect
lagcialma acainst laauaaaoa UOMraBirs. aad otL
**OenUemen visiting PhQadslphlt are in el
ted te eall
at tbeir offlce, where Writeru Paptrs au be seea
aasl the lateat laformatioii from ibe West obtained.
At tlwlr Mke ti Nvnpwt
WUL be foooad a supply
of
LAND .WaaaaaTS,
gttaraataed to be perfect.
A1 ist of ctulce lands in Iowa Mlnaeaota aad Mis
aoarl, IwraovEn PAAMS to Scott County PINB,
•iBMAi. aad
RAU. Boat)
Un, and Lands at 12a
cents pei acre ia Missouri.
Lain Werraata located oa traels AcntttV Ur
•raorao.
B. a. Oosaagys, Beq Pali ad a Back. PhBad'a
Messrs Boyd
A
Bates,
C.
A.
Celeaua, Esq Mech's' Bank, Baltimore.
P. Ulbeoii, Bsq,, Bsnt of Baltlaiore,
Messrs Cook A Ssrg'etit, DaTenport.
Allea
.Cor. nftfeeaa Irady ate*
.38 and K Mala street:
Woedward,
A
Clark.
Hager, Esq., Farmers Bank. Laweester,Pa.
J. M. Huiihes, Esq., Baak of Missouri, St Louis.
Jy^MUswU
Ileal Cifalc *ig**cy,
J. DIAL 4c mo. HONOBI,
fail BitaU u4 lB8vaac« Ageits,
Dealer* in Exchange,
NOTARIES PVBUC
AMJ
COMVETANOBBB,
Office—3ft, Davenpert**
Block,
Coraer MAIN and UCCONp «T*».
ValuUi City Property Fir Sites
WKt
INVITE the especial attention .f parctaaaers
the many choice Building Lota now offered
In Mltchel.'s, HsckiLtoah's, and in Korrest a Dil
lon's Additions.—Also, lots of ircin tie acie to twen
ty acres each, mar ibe city. Parma and farming
lands at prlcts ranging from $1 bo per acre, up
•arda. Jyildtf
Real Mlttate Agency*
GEORUE L. N1CKOLLS,
0PF10K,
OOHNEH BBADT AND SECOND BT'S
MirkollV Block,
Suvonport. Xowii.
for Sate.
A
LABOR AMOUNT OP THB
and COUNTRY PaOPBBTr—Improved aad
ontmproved—at very low rat s.
ALSO:
Beautiful Resldrace L*ls at prlcei that can net
fail to iuit person* wishing a lot for a bome.
Bni uire of UIO. L. N1CHOLM3,
april d'-f Cor iirady aad cond st'ta
a. U. 1 ONUIOM, lOU TAMTIS
Attorney at Law Votary Pabllc.
€ongdon & Yanti*,
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENTS,
Real Estate Broken, Ac.,
DAVKNPOBT, IOWA.
WILL
recognised as b*UR a system among those
claH-fs
This system of Writing is taught in these Colleges
iu al! Us lorn.* ixith ^rartt .il auii oru«aieiital, and ia
all it mod ru improvements and illu-t rat inns.
give special attention to collecting aad
secitriim claims of every kind.
AU, huy, seil, exchsnxe, loan and pay taxes on
Beal Estate, negotiate leans, examine laud, titles,
&c u.
Orrics, Borthweat corner of Brady
2nd i .ory.
A
Providi's loerchanta, manufacturers and others
with mooted clerks or pxitners.
Obtain*, exhibits, buys aad sells patent rlghta.
Furnishes to order and bends to any part of the
"ortlj-Wst, clerks, Mechanics, Lat"rera, Ac.
ColleciloiiN and all basi esa cot ected with the
practice of the law. promptly atlrLu to.
Parties ailing us lam'b or other property ex
chatig- for merchandize will please remember to ei»
ulose a fee of to pay tor advt rtlelng.
All letters of enquiry to secure attention mast
have encioeed ne postage stamp.
All business matters atnctly coafldential.
CommUsloits mederats, acd all orders promptly
attended to. JyViutf
CHICAGO.
Ho-
J. J. GALLAGHER'S,
fieaeral Airertislif and CeilectiBg
as OK ARBOR N BT., CHICAOO, ILLS.
A E
t«8 IA&I BTREKT 106
CBICAUO. ILLINOIS*
O Xi O W O,
JFor Men and Bays,
BETTER AND CHEAPER THAN BVBB.
TITE
extraordinary lour prices ruling at the Bast
during the pest winter months, as well aa the
probably scarcity of desirable icnly for Spring and
Summer wear, have Induced us to purchase and we
are uow receiving by Bxpr*a, aa nnutuully large
aad elexant assortment of fine and fashionable goods
for men's wear.
BBADT KADB CLOTHTNQ-
Oar nianurictory in this city has beeii k' pt In coo*
staat cperatu«i diirme the past fonr months, eoa*
bliog us at tliia time to offer tbe largftt and best as*
sortra' nt of new and fashlunabl^Karim-nti'Ver exhib*
ited in the NorUiweat, and at price* much telow
tlHiie obtalue) last ceasoii for the same quality of
Kxxls. 'We guarantee the quality of otir work, «very
garment bein? made np aader our own superviaioa,
and on our twn premises, we ean safely warrant It
equal to the best enstaaa work.
MHBOHANT TAILORINO.
Our caelum room, nnder the management of one
of themost skillful Ontters in the couctry. ls full*
stocked with aa entirely new assortme"t of tbe latest
Importations "'.the Ba" qualities of Cloths, Cas:l
meres, Vestlaga, Ac., wliieh we »ln make up to or*
der at short notice and la the best style only, at
NEW TOM PBIGB8-
ire guarantee entire satisfaction, or refund the
aieney.
ONB PBIGE OJfLT
ryBawiember the number, IDS Lake street.
aprtridly-JJO TAPPBN BBOa
To Briek maker*.
TCOB aale cheap for eat h—Six Brick Machine* ocm
J/ plete and In good ord»r. Each machine, with
one horM, will mate 14.WM Perfect Brick per day.—
All the brick on the Hudson Elver are mad* by tlan
Uar macfaiaea. Address
awk96-dU box 30X2, Ohtcag
THkO.
BKTTB, 1 A. A. 1. SAWTKS,
J. D. MKllJQf, IMO. O. MXLLBN
Sawyer, Mellen Ml CO.,
MS
fc aeo
BET! S, JfiEIsL,EJS*Jt Co.
He. a BOVTH MAIA BT.,
St. Xsoulai, Mo.
Craeral Cmissiei k hrvartlig
JHerchaats.
E I K I I I
Eenlck A Petteraoa,
WSatlmaa,
(Seoige Pegram, «e
Capt
E W
Bt Loalfc
do~
Gould, da
Ladla, Btaith a Bolag, da
Oapt Johaaon, LaaMana,
KB,
PilM A ipheeler, Ohlrags.
A Neat,
Laflla, Smith i Bote*, do
EcaaadyA 0a., New Orleaas.
AO Parweli a Co., Bo*ton.
StaiUaf, McOaUoogh A Oo., m, w»
MuMMWr
•flfWiee.
VRONCBTAKESEBYHEAAT
V* taBkasjaraMsad the,
i iIrmer St Maker'a
L'" caUbaASBD
E. BARBER St i^ TUBLI ttWlHS H1CHINKS,
Bsoond at,
Beal Estate, Land Exckange*
OKNBKAL 'Mmssioif, rraciiASWo,
Law and CollH-ting Agency,
No. IU6
BAHIKII.PH ST., OHICAOO, II.L.
AqtnU in erery City and Principal Tounsinthe
1'uited State*.
JY ONLY
INSVITUTIO*
BlJTB,
OP TBE Smtt IN TUB
WlibT.
J. GAIXAGHBK Co., Preprletara.
Sells, Bzchanges, Ran and Leases, Prop
erly of ail kind» Locates
LAND WARRANTS
49.1 BROADWAY, N. Y.
r-paBSE Kachlaes are aow Justly admitted te be
th* beet ic ase for family Brwing, Baking a
a«w, streag aad alaUo stlt«h, whieh wtu
i r« II every bank stitch Is eat. Circulars ssot ea
appUcatloa by tetter.
J. C. WsiMsnssi Ageat,
Janel-dtf Daveapert, Iowa.
AbvcaruERS
IAKC
aerioa.—The oBoe of Th*
xtam Wtu ha at Ma.*, Mslrspnlllia Btoch, laafagd
of belag tn Xktols' Bloek, aa heretofore atated.
aogSl
•BBBIOCS SrOAB COATED PILLS —to pood
that Sfty Uix. perfona fifty cores—one box sella
twenty—neighbor recommends them to neighbor—
straager to stranger to stranger. Mede front rums,
balsam- -od extract*, their eflfects upon the btuaau
ayatem ia mild, searching and bensfi lal. Pat up la
large family boxee. Bvsry pUl coated with sugar.—
SSosats per vox. Said by frvgglsU ererywhsre.
angSS-dawly
HAiE BESTOBAT1
VA—W* are pleaaed to be able
to recorl the satisfaction of our patroaa, after trial
of an article advertiasd tn our columna. Ws hsve
the satisfaction to know several ef our readers who
have ased Prof. Wood's Hair Baatoratlva, aad pro
nounced it to be just waat the advertisement says It
la. We have several personal acquaintance*, too,
who we.e gray beaded—they have tried it. aad aow
their hair is restored to Ita orlgiaal color, and thay
willingly add their testimony to Its eflcacy, aad will
give farther la
formal loo to othera desiring It. Thla
speaks well for the article, and we advise all who do
not wlah to appear gray-headed, to use Wood's Hair
Bestsrative.— WttUm Petrtet.
Sold by all good Druggiats. _________
Almost everybody has b*ard of Mann's Ajtua Bal
asm. the attention of our nuaaeroua readera ls dl
rected to the sdvertlsemeat found Is another column
of tbia paper, of the high estimation that la placed
upon thla, the greaUtt remedy known to modem
science. We have never known any other medicine
win as large a share of public conAdence in eo short
a tliae as this has done, If we may be allowed to
judge by what we read, but thla should be aaffiolcnt
particularly when we see such testimonials coming
(ram men of undoubted veracity,from ail tarts o' tbe
country. Th~ re can be no douot but that It is one of
the greatest discoveil s la the wed csl w..rl i, »n
serves the approbation aad est tui of our readers
and the puMl*. Bold by all good druggists.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
$ 1 0 0 0 0 W O
—OF—
BOOTS Jtjrn SHOES,
A S C7~T O II,
—or—
Brady Mtreet,
BBTWBBN
THIRD AND POUBTT 9TBEITS,
having determined to close out bis large and gen
eral assortment of Oeats, Ladles, boys, Misses :tnl
Children's
Roofs and Shorn,
at the shortest poa4lbli tlm',, will s-'U tbeas upon
the most favorable Term*—T' rms that cannot
fall to give entire satisfaction to every reasonable
purchaser.
I most respectful I y lnv''e a call from our City and
Ceu.it ry Pricuds before wur^basing.
Davenport, July 23, 135S
J. 0. TODD.
BOOTS AND SHOES
efts R.et«ll,
AT
THB EMPIRE STORE
BBADT 8TBEXJT. DAVENPORT.
I
HAVE now
Id
store a Urg", and well selected
stork ot Boots and Hhoes, to which I Invite
the attention of all In want of articles Is my lino.
Oumtry Trader* wishing to replenish their stock
Wtll Dud it to their advantage to call aa me before
par
ohaalnx elsewhere.
To my numerous customer* who prefer
at
ail tbe aovertuueiit Land Odkes, with Warrants or
Cash.
AitcnJn tobnyliiK and selling Mtrchandiae of all
kiad^ for nou-resid uts.
OMSSOWI
Work we continue to hold out inducemeats tn the
way of prime etook and etyHek fork, not equalled
thla side of New York.
All kU'ls ot Ladtee' work manufactured as usual
IJ17] H. GABBETr.
FORSALEORLEA8E.
Waated.
1 A II11T Class Boot and 8toe Makers at
IU W. II. DERRICK'S.
For Sale.
AAA PAIRS best Oustom Made Boots for sale
l/UU at very low prices, at
aepso
Anatu'-ntalarticle
aoi*rlor
DBDBICK'S,
3d street.
JDweUing to Med.
A
WELL PINIBHBD HOUSE with S room*, well
and cistern, .wood house, Ac., Bo. Situation
a Bada' Row. Apply to
T. 0. BADS,
»e»17 at the LKMatre House.
For Sale.
the Ham- material.
Ala T. Hiker's celebrated Iron Balling and
Bracing. Liu* Vaults, Jail Cells, Ac, frua the Oln
clnnatl Iron W'rks.
Purl her information aa to apectmena, prlcea, Aa
may be had at the offlce of
W. L. CARBOLL, Archltert,
Jyildtf Metropolitan Block 8d at.
To Rent.
THB
Bddy Hons* at Bast Davengert. Vena
eaay.
Apply to W
aprlSdtf
H. Hlldreth on the pre
For Rent.
THXOPPIGR
For Sate or JLease.
Isons
If Lots or subdivisions to suit purchasers ev psv
thst may iire to lease for a term of years
the following property In theclty of Davenport, Tts
In block
IS—336
feet fronting oo id street,
180" on Western A venae.
Sd at.
In Meek nu-aear the Market House.
SO feet fronting on Western avenae
extendlug 190 feet back with SO gllry
cach side of the lot.
la Meek 18.— 90 feet fronting on ad street.
136 Scott al.
In bleak 9B.—SM »d st.
»ao 4th et.
JOO Harrison at
SOO Blpieyat.
MeaASl.—ISO gthst.
1M Warren at.
bletASl.-ISO Hh at.
1®0 Brett st.
a MecaSS. aoo #1 Westers ana as,
ISO SUat.
ISO 7th at.
a biecass.—1*0 .. Brawast.
ISO 7th at.
Meek S.— SS Sth street, ex tea-
Bar ding back 1M feet.
tteiaaithei artlcaolara nqulreof& rbtn A Dn
aya aw, er ef IAMB8 MAT.
ielO
hr Sale #r Lease.
DOOI LOTS attaated on td and SeoM staast,
perttaalars soeaire ef Ooaan A Dow, or
(aaflSiW) JAMBB MAT,
7
(aaalA
It AA VI AN a 0IBB8,
BOOTH WATKR BT.,
OhlcAKoi Til.
Mr
Sale
er
^ftWBM
J. oa Hi
Lease.
WBMTT4IUB sllglble Buildiag Lata, aMaated
Harrlaaa, Third, Blpiey and Blnnlsana stiaali
will he aald er leased oa reaaeaaMe terms: lar y#r
ttcuiais enqatra of Oeaaia A Daw, er
(aagdtfl AMBflMAT.
Fer Sale.
^kOMB hundred aad twenty BaHdlag lata la aa
Addition to tha town of Port Byrea.
Ibeee lota are eltggMe aad haadaaaaaly ell naiad
She bsuk ef the Mississippi. They wtthoioMaare^
teoahie lenaa.
Bar parttaalara Inqalre of Meaara. Dnrfee, Pratt
Ooi, Port Byroa. Charlee J. Bogara, Baq., '-fTletsa.
Oorbla A Dear IN i ajuirt, er el the airtiai'iftai,
HMtWtrf
aaTSe«
"-.Ai It
JAMBa
Kir,
H* We subscrfber has aaaihartaaa daalrabia p4a
osoflaadla aad aaarthe atuaaof Ba»ip*it aad
near tha towa ef Port Byna, that la
(OetlSUl aw.
Cement Mhrmin JPipe.
rm munmro
ABB
ooBDtrcrnr«
WA*
fer sek at the Maaafastnry, ascasv Pwty aad
fifth streets.
VIOBOU I OUOOB.
V 9
mIfii EVERT EVES1M,
AT T»A
o o u e
MM U 11 MMii
If*.
BANKING.
VlUffll, PVWRRS 4 Basil
AND DBALna IN BXGHA1NU.
A'iekolt* Meek, comt lira y aud Setomd eta,
DlVBEPoaT, IOWA.
EXCHANOK
IOT
rip,
on «11 theprloclpelcttleaef the tTai
ted States. (Ireat Britain, Ireland, aad seatl
oental Kurupr bouiht and «»ld.
K' t"» and drafts cullcrted, and proceeds remitted
teauy part of th* United Btalee.at luw«*t retee
•Schanee i
l'oi ectijns of notes, drafts, accounts, legacies aad
Inheritance, u.s l'-in all parts ef the Catted Btatee
Oans las and Rnrope.
Stocky and hot.dj bought aad sold oa eosaariealee,
atKi diMd nds .lected.
Land Warraau bought, aoM aad 1
Kxrhawge *ai ntles ta th* ailed
Carpenter a VermUse.New Terkeity.
AlV.ny
Clt) Bank, Albany, New Tork
BuffaU' Ci'y Bank, BuOblo, New Turk,
Bant Commeroe, Boetua, MaseachuaattSt
Trad»sm« n's Bank, Pblladeiphla, Pennaylvaala,
Merch A Manufacturers' Baak, IWatsia,!^
McElm A Oo, Baltimore, Md,
Olim rea Brotherton, Otnctanatl, Ohlo|
Lucas A Slmoada, St Loua, Mo
Cltiseos' Baak, New Orleans, La
E Swift, Brother A Johaatoa, Chicago, im
mcirrt-dtf
TALL^IAR, P0WER8 & McLEAK,
•aakera aad Baalara Riahaafe,
Having been appoloted ag«nta far tba
AMERICAN, RCROPEAN
EXPRESS A EU'MNUK CS.
WILL DRAW BOAS Or CICBANOC
in sums to suit purchaaers npon all tbe principal
cttlea and town* of
England
Soot i
aad
Ireland
Prance
Oermany
Austria
Prussia
Italy
Spain
Which
flwliae.iand
Norway
Sweden
Poland
Boaala
Oalllcta
Hungary
Dcdmark
The Orleat
the* will aell at Mew Tork price* add lag
change New Tork.
Parcels forwarded tc all parts of the ITnlted King
doms snd the Continents aud collections made, and
oommlnslons and orders of all kinds promptly eae
cuted.
mch?8-dtf
Iflacklot A, Corl»in9
lUtnhcra and ncsaK-ra ta Kichaaia
MO. WEST SBOOND BTBBBT,
Uaveapert, lawa.
UxoRiitai taunra
On Ns» Tork, 1 k
On Chicago, M01»
OnSt.Loula,
Ocld I«
foreign Itrqfte im amy
Bwiao
k&h
Par^n9M
Par.
BOM
BOOK TRADE.
Sheet Hii*ic
At Bdtlf Frioe
AT THE—
Rock Island Music Store*
Jvnrl7-dtf
Violin**, Aceordeomiy
JPlutes, Fifes,
Guitars, Ban JOB,
Tantborines,
AMD OtriKR MUSICAL INBIRCMBNTI,
AT VtKt LOW PRIUES.
—ALSO—
INSTBUCTORS OP AI.L KINDS,
II. A. PORTBIt A BHB.
Junenrfltf
imRE.iT n.Miiajujrs.
Atilir Old Keck lalngid Itoek Wsr«.
BEINO
UI
able to i our engaKements, we have
r.included to of!- our entire stock .,f gxxls at
greatly red no prici-s forraxh, for tb« benefit of oar
rreliVjrs.
Onr -i
k coLidste of l|.«,k«, Ststi uary,
liold Pi-i.-, Wall Psjw si.d is one of the m.«t com
plete st*H k-i to l.et nnd III 111' Worthwei-t, Im winch
invite si ocivl ati ui:.n. We hav- alio a large
ami aniwrlor ^tork UiHi al Instrument*, Including
Pisos lid M'l.-te UIH. our stok Hli et Muidc
will befoid al prices to astonish musk: buyer.—
llisri:»D-..Ur Pooki. at j-t ar't less. Many ar'lele*
al much le.-s than flret cost. (ir**it c| ance for cash
burchasers. Oltltm^ of Rock Island, Davenport.
Moiiiu-anil vicinity, are Invited to call and eaamln*
our stock.
U. A. FoRTBR a BROTHER.
Bock Island JuneTi, IS ,3. Juael7-ltf
Cieo. W. Illh it, Co*
New 111 l.eClaire Haw.
JJAVB just received a large atock ot
WVi/l Paper9.
Also ou ciU.ilRiimi nt a rare lt of
BMroisISB
whirh they will sell at the
London Publishers' Price*.
ALSO
ISotli'x mi«l l^ivinKNlon*a
S E W W O K S O K A I A
Hon. O. II. ftiiiilh'N
Reeotnescenc*ot Wesfni l.ife. '. nsintlogof Bketchse
of emin«-)t hai t(i-rs in and ont of Congreaa. Im
portaut legal trials in Die state of Indiana, fcc., Ac
8 vols 640 pagen. Price $'4)0. Unquestionably the
most interettlng hook that baa a peared for many
yt-arH
of TerraCotta Drain Pipe, Or
Chimney Tope and all fancy Woik o
Davenport, Aprill 17 1-fifl. prITtf
Llvli^stoa's Great Wtrk
ON
E N A A I A
Just reeeived. Priae—§3 00.
At tbe BOOK ISLAND BOOK BTOKB
DeelSdlf
heretoforeoccnpled by Messrs Oook,
Dillon A IJnJIey, opposite Cook A BargantV
Bank.
Bnqnlre of N. Etmaea, Tobacconist- [Dec3SU
HARDWARE.
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BOB COAL, AND
THE FORREST OelX
POR WOOD OB OOAI*
t'sa he (eaad at ao other stare la this city.
ALSO IN
erop.*
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WHICH,
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Water f'oolws,
Water Filter*,
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FAIRBANKS
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