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COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AMI
SURGEONS OF THE UPPER
MISSISSIPPI.

MISSISSIPPI.
EqdIS Institution located at Davenport,
Iowa. will commence its Second Session
first Monday ia .Norenater, lS49.
The Faculty Of Medicine will consist OF me
| following members-two vacancies to De suPPh-
ed-who will give full courses in Iheir respec-
tive departments.
eral and Special Anatomy.
Jvo. F. SANFORD, NJ. D., Prof. Of Surgery.
SAM.I. G.. ARMoR, NJ. D., Prof. Physiology,
Pathology and Medical Jurisprudence.
NJ. L. KSArr, NJ. D. Prof. Materia Medica ana
Therapeutics.
Practice Of Medicine.
-, NJ. D. Prof Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
NJ. D. Prof Of Chemistry.
A. S. HupsoS, NJ. D. Demonstration OF Anato-
my.
The mos. ample College buildings are in pro-
cess Of completion. Several Of the Faculty have
been engaged during the summer in multiplying
the means of in, iruc.ion, and as full and thor
ouph courses will be given in the various branch
es, as in any institution Of similar character In
the West
The tickle. of each Prof is $40
Demonstrators ticket .
Naturalization .
Graduation fee ~
Good boarding can be obtained III the Scihity
Of the College az from 81 so TO 200 per week.
Davenport, September Goth, i8i9.
SLIGO IRON.
DLAT, square, and round Iron assert
ed sizes Plough Slabs, Plough Wings
assorted, Slopes and sizes, Hoop and Band
Iron;
STEEL,
Cast, English Blister, Am. Blister:
German and Spring Steel assorted sizes,
Steel Plough Lays,
Wagon Boxes,
Carriage Springs,
IRON AXLES.
A full supply Of tho above articles al
ways on hand and for sale as low as can be
afforded by
May ll,h, lS49.
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FI.ANNEI.S

FLANNEI.S.
A fine Stock just received, ana tor sale
rery lou, at VIM. i1>0D
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AI.PACAS, &c.

Some beautiful Alpacas, Mohn'r' r!a'os
and Delisle stripes, which will be sold cheap
at VNl.
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THE GREAT REMEDY OF THE

.ige, .norse's Compound Syrrp IF Iel.on Dots
Roof, for Purifying the Blood, &C.
yIyalS compound will remove and cause per-
manen, cure Of oil diseases nrising froi,: "a
impure state OF the blood, such us Scrofula,
which presents itself in variety Of forms: Sal,
Rheuni, Kings Evil, Pimp!es on The face, l1cery,
Blotches, Erysipelas, Ring Worm, cosiivcness,
Suppura,ion OF The Glands, Melcurial Diseases,
Dyspepsia, Jaundice, Liver Complaints, Drops,,
General Debility, colds, con2hs, GiddiEcss, and
remove every faint, from whatever cause il may
arise, and completely r. novate the system.
This extract is sure cure for Rheumatism,
Gout, Spasnod;c Affection Of the Stomach,
Pains in the Side. chest, Bones, &c, Fever and
A que, Asthma, Nervous Headache, Sick Head
ache, Paiptation Of the Heart, Prostitution, con-
WILSON'S, constipation, Fluor Albus, &c.
The way to keep well is to cleanse and purify
the blood by using this Syrup, which will do il
efec,ually, and health will ensue. j cieansos
clears, puriiies and strengthens the system
Taking into consideration the sanitary effect
of this medicine, together with the quantity sold
for the price, renders il decidedly the cheapes,
preparation in use.
As far MS this article has been W ed, il has 50.
nerceded NIL other preparations ever offered 10
the public for the above complaints. Many OF
the most eminent and experienced Physicians,
who have praciised Medicine for more than for
" years, tell us that preparations Of this kind,
from the Dock and other articles which we
binc with it, has performed some Of the creates.
cures and proved the most salu,nry OF any pref
aration ever known.
This compound is composed Of articles so hap
PLY combined, as to tend directly 10 give toncto
the stomach and bo,rris, excite to healthy ari'on
the hrer, and the whole glundular system, ulay
Nervous ir,ftabitty, and promote the free action
OF the lungs, thus rendering il applicable TO oil
diseases OF chronic nature.
70 This medicine is pu: up in quart bottles,
with the words sMossE's GENERATES SyRrr,
Prov, r. H. blown in the glass and sold for One
Dollar per bottle, or six bottles for FIVE Dol
LARS.
Sold wholesale and retail of the Family Mcdi-
cine and Tea Store, corner Fourth and Olive
streets, by A. T.. WOODWARD, agent for the
west, who keeps all the popular medicines Of
the day.
For sale by Sanders, Agent, Davenport.
P Fav, do Bloomington.
Il Gay, do Burlington
w 7 Norris, do Rock Island.
T Gillespie, do Dubuque.
J T. Johnson, do Montrose.
A ID Boycc, do pr.t
Hamlin g. Co, do
May i0th, i8l9-35-iy.
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CALICOEs.

CALICOES.
A enc lot Of the latest style Prints, just
received, which will be sold At . very s'''a'
advance 90 Eastern cost, by ,r
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I.lNSEYS

IiNSEYS.
A fine lot Of plaid and plain !dnseys,
very cheap, at WM INoLLG0'
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JUST RECEIVED,
Satinetts, Cnssinercs, Jeans, Tweeds'
Cloths. &c. Call and price them ct
WM. INSLEE'S.
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The editor Of the Washington Union
SAYS that bis heart is in his hand. Undoubi-
edly his heart il 10 bis hand, and his hand
il 10 his pocke.-Louisrilie Journal.
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SFIEETINGS.

A large lot Of Bleached and
U 4bleachcd, OF prices that cant be
bent, by VIM. ,So mo-
Davenport, September 20.h, lS49.
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~ WI q 90 - -
pRlOBs RBDWV 8 ~
AT THE
ENADY PAY Sg0NN
WIN. INSLEE.

BOOTS AND SHOES.
A large Stock jus. received direct IRON
Boston. which are offered very low ~
WM. lNSLEE.
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CAPS.

CAPS.
A fine assortment just received o. ~.
ter, Musk, Cloth, Hair Seal aud ulazed
Caps-at oil prices from 25c. TO $o.oo'
:, WM. INSLEE'S.
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ARnAsansInnr OF THE MAILS.
Posr orricE, washington, d. c.,

~ Posr OEYcE, Washington, d. O., December, l649.
TIME Mail BALTIMORE Philadelphia, New York
Boston, &c and Buffalo, &c will be received by O'Clock
daily and the mail to be sent from this office TO and by those
The Mail will be closed hereafter daily at o'clock
heretofore, daily by O'Clock
The Eastern Mail and Great Western Mail received BY
closed ., daily The mail trains north Of Phil
Baltimore brings Mail, here by
No Mail received this Office Sunday night; and
be beyond Baltimore is made Saturday
| night #5S tsft tt. as
fhe Annapolis, Maryland, Norfolk and adjacent
places Virginia. Baltimore Tuesdays Thnrdays Saturdays,
days every night Saturday.
8, p. M received times week, with mail from Bah
more Maryland, by IL, m. Is.
The Mai from Georgetown, D. CT Is received twice daily by
and and closed for thai place nj the same hours
Wednesday, and Friday each week
those places 9, p. m, Of the days.
The Mail Brookvie, SC, Maryland Is received
Wednesday Saturday week. and closed
Upper Marlboro Ac, Maryland, received by p m Monday,
Wednesday, and Friday and is closed days 9,
Tobacco, &c. Maryland, received Tuesday, Thursday
Saturday BY closed Sunday Tuesday, and Thursday Q,
p.
day and Friday by H. p m closed at M Monday, Wednes
Leesbars ac. Virginia, by o. p M
day. Wednesday and Friday
10 The postage newspapers, printed
prepaid letters and packets addressed
Great Britain Ireland and Scotland and Be
Europe and places TO which they through the Be
90 The Office is open O'Clock, O'Clock, M
daily Sunday and that day II open from TO-
WILLIAM A. BRADLEY,
l-6t Postmaster.
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resolution and amendmsnt were laid on Tie table ysas
Mr. 4 P'sTAEToN offered the following rssoluiios,
third vote
Re.opsa Tha, amer the House shall again voted for
he oar candidates having he ss,sss ns%ssr d vote.
choice then he aonss sbs by vo sssc, for Speaker
one Of two having the greatest number OF
Mr. HARRIS of Illinois moved to lay this resolution
Mr. JOHNSON Of Tennessee rose to address the House
csyed to be debaiabs. under existing circumstance,
and went to show that the House having no rules Of
order il was competent for him TO speak, after securing
the floor He however, intended to detain the House but
Here MIR: J. was interrupted with cries Of "order' and
question; !" and
The Clerk decided the motion not to be deba,able
/. Mr.. JOHNSON maintained that the Clerk had no al
thory, under the circumstances, pronounce him out
Of order He denied the right Of any to interrupt
him.
Mi. SCHENK put question to him mot heard by the
repote designed TO test his right to address, the House
the present time without interruption.
scSeneSs poa 70 asa;n s;seIsm The nieaos Of de-
tanning the House for than moments but here he
called to order from all parts Of the hall. when he
q hs
whether the right Of member to debate at this time
should not be submitted to the House. Y,
The Clerk put the question, whether the debate should
60 on, and it was decided in the negative.
The question then REQUIRED on The motion to lay the
resolution Of Mr. F. p STANTON on the table; which
was decided in the affirmative
And the House then proceeded with the 14th ballot,
which resulted as follows;
Whole number Of votes cast 22a necessary to achoce
ll3.
Mr. H. Cobb received 50; Mr. Winthrop 90; Mr.
Root Mr. Potter 10; Mr.. Richardson s.; Mr.. Cleve-
land 3; MIR. Gentry 81; and Mr. Allen and Mr. Kaufman
one each. M
Whittlesey Tor Mr. Potter Messrs Bssel and Harris
lof lllinois,) for Mr.. Richardson's Mr. Crowe for Mr.
Winthrop; MIR. Wentworth for Mr.. Cleveland and Mr.
Holmes for MIR. kaufman
After the result of the l4th ballot was announced,
The House adjourned.
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Congressional. AgneLfurai and Literary Newspaper.
THE q Congress calls out the annual prospectus Of The
The M lasrss. The coming in Of new san.s.;
and mos, npor'.n, issues arising
Sna es,s a ssoeisssd %is 1.-THE impending dss Il our re-
France possible complication Of our Affairs with
poesSas Of he Hsi coass The session viii
FROM ne agitation o. 50 many questions PaS
lie forth the talent the national legislature To bring
measures are maturing, bring me Whole
paris Of the Union osms public opinion which upon
10 become useful instrument, humbe
working q The admirable machinery Of our popular
therefore been made to meet the increasing o.
our rapidly improving and growing country Tor congressional n
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Number of ballo,iDgs.

There were four members present who did not vote
Messrs Cobb and Winthrop. (he nominees) and Messrs
billiard and Aston, (whigs.) from Alabama And there
were four seats vacant viz: Messrs King of Georgia
(whig) Gentry Of Tennessee (whig0 Julian Of indiana,
and Mr.. Pafrey's district, in Massachusetts,, vacant
which would make in all the whole number Of the House
Of Representatives, 23l.
The House adjourned at about o'clock.
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HAVING resigned once
III partment which he has held for years.
sumed the prsctice Of his profession
win principal attention me prosecution Of claim.
before ccnpe the several DEPARTMENT. and Commissioner
eign indemnites
To early claims against the WAR; Navy Home
and Post Once Department., including business with Patent
Once he has made ecienf
washington 70 assist him. BY which business
ed with the
in prompt manner.
Recommendation n D. Tsney, chief Josuce Of the United
States and gentlemen who heads
bers Of either house OF Congress since The year Io5a
Once his residence y, between i0h and ls
Nov I3-dlmif
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COTTAGE ARCHITECTCRE.-A series Of designs for
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sections, details,
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estimates Of &c, ke vols many engsvng, 1873
Downinrs Cottage Residences, vol.
wightwck's Hints Young Architects, l vol. London
Designs for Rural Churches, 1 vol London.
Public Architecture, by Robert Dale Owen chairman Of
Smithsonian institute Building Committee, vol le4s.
Tredgod Carpentry vol large quarto, with
craving, price 81 IS.
Dee l. FRANCK TAYLOR.
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 5. is4s.


SENATE.
Senators DANIEL s. Dickinson, OF New York SoLoN
Maine appeared in their seats this morning
The journal OF yesterday having been read,
RESOLUTION,
Mr. MANGUM rose and said Mr.. President. hold
in my hand resolution, 10 be presented TO the Senate,
and by them to be acted upon, the object OF which
give the Vice President the assistance of secretary
the discharge OF the mutfarous duties that will necessa-
nly deyolve upon him.
will remark that il is not without precedent A sec
rotary employed during the whole term Of Col John
son as Vice President and was not dispensed with until
the election OF president pro empore and even then
not in the rst nsiancenot until had the honor OF
cupyng the chair.
would remark in addition, sir that the Vice President
is suffering from affection of the eyes, 80 that his
to read write by candle light On account OF this de-
feet and weakness OF vision on the part OF The Vice Pres
ident, he cannot with safety TO himself do so. He will
necessarily be occupied during the daytime in the dis
charge OF his duties TO the Senate and this heavy
respondence understand TO be very heavy-will
be devolved upon him TO answer by candle lght
hope, therefore, that this resolution win be unan
Mr. MASON did not hear the reasons Of the honorable
senator from North Carolina, and would wish TO have
them repeated before he voted upon the resolution or he
should ask that il should lie over until tomorrow
Mr. MANGUM repeated his explanation
The resolution then read by the Secretary, as fol.
lows:
Rsolpsd, That the Vice Pesiden. be authorized TO
poy clerk during the session. and that such clerk
be paid the of compensation heretofore paid
10 persons employed in that capacity.
The question being then put by the presiding officer
(Mr ATcHsoN being IN the chair the resolution was
adopted. af
There being no further business, on motion, Ra
The Senate adjourned. tg5 e,a ..yt
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MoRNING, DEC. Q, is4s.


Cougrsss.
The Senate remained short time in session yesterday
The principal business which they transacted was pass
resolution authorizing the appointment, Of secretary
to the Vice President consequence Of the weakness Of
his eyes.
The HOUSE of Representatives made further unavailng
attempts TO elect Speaker They had four more bal
lotings, which resulted as follows:
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mnd and raved somewhat, he however COOLED down N
The morning. He was BY DR. Clark, the city phy-
sican Saturday, afternoon, whom he requested 70 see
the hcuy Ia relation the regular lecture on Tuesday,
which he should be unable deliver in consequence OF HE
arrest Yesterday he was quite calm, but says nothing
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Il win be seen, by references to advertising columns
that the I,aan Opera Compsny. unser The direction q
siynor Renedett will give musical festival a. Csrus
Saloon this evening The high ceebriv Of this company
viii insure full house. aud would advise the lovers o.
music to lose the opromni,y Of spending delightful
evening ~ ttsts 80
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EOR sale Rent tine plessansy located, eenvensens
and desirable premises situated New
the residences Of Thomas Bagden Barry
owned and lately occupied b vubcber Inquire q Richard
Barry,
Dec. a-eod3. SAMUEL D. BEACH
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CERvANTS--Wanted, q male servant and good
y small family. None win employed
who csnnos bring good recommendations Inquire ths sse
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NOTICEA young gentleman, graduate Of Dartmouth
College, desires 10 obtain situation instructor In family
The Reference also be made
10 Hon Colsme and D. Peck, Of Washing
ton Address 9. D. Washington city. Dec e-adif-
CoNeREss wATER-A fresh supply Just received and br
" BY r.. =. McCLERy,
Dec. 9-dn Corner Of 18th and streets
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cepton Of the head LEFT Leg eet The following gem
uernen then sworn in as jury Of inquest so make
body before them came 10 It's desthi'
Osmyn Brewster, foreman John l.. Andrews secretary
Lewis jones' Thomas Resueaux, Pearl Martin, Harum
Merrill
Portions OF the body were then viewed by the jury and
the substance from the furnace examined and then passed
over 20 s Wnslow, Lewis and Martin Gay surgeons, and
cal examinations. Three towels and roller,n having
spots blood upon them, which found in the vault
exhibited to the jury Tue jury, after which, made
rear Of room. and the lecture room being the
used exclusively by Professor Webster In the
examining room, Professor Webster termed II,
the shape OF graphing irons and large Turkish knife In
silver scabbard, which had been iound in drawer Of
small table. Tho examinations Of the premises having
been concluded the jury adjourned 70 "Wednesday
next 10 O'Clock the prpose OF hearing evidence.
Il may be well here, that the dssccng at
tsched the college is small building built against the
west end oil the main building and II IL wholly distinct
from Professor Webstef's apartments, wide entry way
being between them. ,ut.s
Yesterday the officers. IN continuing their search found
pair Of black ribbed pantsoons with the OF Professor
Weber written upon the lining, pair OF slippers used by
him, and belonging TO him, upon which there are
marks Of what 10 believed 70 be blood. The bottom Of the
slippers the appearance Of having been used In tread
ing down Dr. jackson, Is reported has tested the
Spots found upon stairs and pronounced stains
have been caused BY blood.
The above all the facts have been able 20 obtain
In relation 70 this great mystery.
Professor Webster, Is stated has been In his apart
q the college daring the pa. wss and wn b.
has had fires places where he has been in the habit
ii having them. j IL known that he had been home
onid y. y the Rss Dr. a Psshmsn Ssos.s Of DI
George Psrkman, and had long relation
70 his sudden disappearance On Friday, the morning
the city in company with friend, win whom ne CON
versed as freely and checruIy did The night
he placed in prison he was In quite an excited state Of
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z. 9. PATTERSON,
wsshingson, d. Q.