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Patents.
AMEKICAN AND FUKEIG Y
OFFICE.
AGENCY FOR BUSINESS.
IHith Tie u. s. PakeNt OMce

van inc ~. y. IdteW OWce
WASHINGTON.
No 1GStatc ST, opposite Kilby st, Bos ton
IMPORTANT INFORMATION 10 in
l. Inventors.- The subscriber (late Agent
of the U. 5. Patent Office, under the act Of
1872 determined to present advantages, in
applyinG for patents, superior to those offered
inventors by Others, has made arrangements
whereby on applications prepared and con-
Quoted by him, THIRTY DOLLARS (in-
stead of twenty, a paid back by others will
be RENTED by him in case of failure to OBJ
tain patent and the withdra wal through him
within thirty days after the rejection. Ca
vets, Specifications, A Assignments, and all me-
cessary papers and drawings, for procuring
patents in this and foreign countries prepared
and advice rendered on legal and scientific
matters respecting inventions, and infringe
mcnts of patents.
inventors can not only here obtain their
specifications on the most reasonable terms
Generally about so per cent, less than those
OF others in the profession, but can avail
themselves of the experience OF twenty
Gears practice, an extensive library oflegal
and mechanical works. and correct accounts
of patents granted in this and other countries
besides being saved journey to Washington
the usual great delay there, as well as all per-
sonsblc trouble in obtaining their patents,
Copies of claims OF any patent furnished by
emitting one dollar Assignments ccorueu
at w ashington. Patents in Great Britain,
France, and other foreign countries secured
through agents of the highest pectibility.
r. IL. EDDY, S clicitor of Patent.
"During the time occupied the Office of Comm.
sioner of Patents, II. Eddy, Esq., Of Bostoudid
business at the Patent Office, as Solicitor TO pro-
curing Patent. There were few IL any, persons act
ing in that capacity who had so much buslnesthciort
the patent Office; aud there were none ho conducted
wiihmore skin, fidelity, aud success, regard MI
Eddy of tho best informed aud most skillfu
Patent Sociorsiu the United States aud have no hes
tann in assuring Inventors that they cannot employ
a psrsou ieient and thus tWOrihy, aud more
reliable of putting thcr applications IN form 10
secure for them early and favorable cohsidtailol
at the patent office
EDMUND BURKE. Late Commmssion ofPatents
From the present Commissioner.
'AUGrsT H. ls55.-DurnE the time have held the
office of Comm ,sioner of Patents IT, II Eddy, Ess.
of Boston, has been extensively engaged in the H.n'
action of business with the Office, asa Solicitor lie /,
thoroughly acquainted with the law and ther uss u
practice of the Office. regard him enc ofthe most
had ofhsi.l intercouT,e CHAs MASON.
Sapt. IL. 22ly. eonhhs'ohet OF ra'eH
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HE1MBoLD's HIGnLT CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Sarsaparilla

For PHrilBiBe ttc Bt00d, ycmortpy III lis
caSfS arising trom ccccSS NJ 1IcrcarB, ccpo-
sure amt iwprUdcncc IN lie, chroNic CoaSii-
tRii0Rai discasc, arising fron an impure
state ofN Biood, emit re oaiy rciiabic oad
cBtctaai kaowa rcmcdg FIR Tie cVrc al S:roI-
Via san Rtcpm, ,ScGd Hca3, tlccfaiionS
0t TIE Ihroat anil LceS Pains 0ad Srcti-
mrs NJ the B0neS. 1rit,r, Pimpies IN Il.
Encc, anil dH Sc0iy ErNptiOBS NJ he Fdce.
Thi, article j. now prescribed 10y some of
the most distinguished phy sicians in the coun-
try and has proved more efficient in practice
than any preparation OF Suisaparrilla vet of.
fercl to the public. Several cases of sccun-
Diary Syphilis, Mcrcural and Scrofuous dis
eases have entirely recovered in the incurablc
wards of our Public Institutions which had
for many years resisted every mode Of treat.
ment hat could be devised These cases fur.
nish striking examples OF the salulary cll't cts
Of this medicine in aircsling some of the most
inveterate diseases after the glands were de
stroycd, and the bones already affected.
NorIcE.-Lctters from responsible Physi-
clans and Professors Of several McG ica Col
legcS, and certificates of cures from patients
willhc found accompanying boihPrrparation~
PRICLs-Find Extract of Buchu, 81 per
bottle or e bottles for -. Fluid Extract Sar-
saporiln, s per bottle, or G bottles for : 3 -
Equal in strength to one gallon of Syrup Of
SarsAparila
Prepared and sold by II. T. TIELMBOLD
Chemist. 263 Chestnut Street, near the Gil.
rard House. Philadelphia.
To he had of II. A. SHELDON, Middlebury
and by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
All letters directed to the Proprietor or
Agent receive immediate attention. lsY
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G K A 4 | S!
Just Published: A New Discovery

FEW WORDS ON THE RATIONAL TREAT
HENr, without Medicine. of Spermntorrhes or Local
Weakness, Nervou. Debility. Low Spirits, Ls,,ude,
Weakness of the Limbs and Back, IndspostIon aud
IHeapaeity for study and Labor, Dulness of Apprs-
hension, Loss of Memory aversiOnto Society Love of
Solitude, Timidi;y, Self Dstrust, Dizziness, Head
Ache, Involuntary Discharges, Pains In the Side Az
fsenon Of the Eyes, Pmples the Face, Sexual and
othrr InfTmiIies in man.
FROM THE FRENCH OF Dr.. u. DE LANEY.
The important fact that these alarming complain,
easily be removed without Medicine, is in hi .
smaltraet, clearly demonstrated, and the entirely
aad highly treatment adopted by the
Aathor, FULLY explained nv means of which every one
10 enabled to himself perfectly, and al the least
possible cost avoiding thereby all the adveri,ed nos
runs af the day.
Semitic any address, gratis, and Posifrss In sealed
envelope, nv roning (po,t paid two postage stnml
10 Ia D. OE LASEY.N II Li.penard rnstiA' n
York. <atly
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DIR. MARSHALLS
Indian Vegetable Plaster.

THE subscriber is the exclusive wholesale
J. Agent for the sale of this celebrated
'lastcr.
IY'Pedlers and Druggists supplied al re-
duced rates. None will be left on commits
ON. HARMON A. SHELDON.
a idlebury, Aug. Is. 1858.
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BY WILLIAM 1UUNHi NJ II
Letnofather bcashsmed 20 praseI ta'roly
of the ESCULAPIUS TO his child II E'y
ave him frem q early grave Let no yetrg
man or woman entering into nc secret oth>
cations of married life without readinlts
socket Rsculapius.Let no one suffer from
hacknicd cough, psinin the sidei restless
nights.nervous feelings, and the whole train
fDvspoptic sensations.and given mp ~ their
physician, be another moment without cor
,ulting the Esculapius Have the DarT.i'
any impe Iiment, read thistruly useful book,
as IL has been the means ofsaving thousands
OF unfortunate creatures from 'he very jaws
of death.
n-Any person sending TWENTY FIVE
SAINTS cnclosedin aletterj will reeeiveons
copy of this book by muil;or FIVE copie, ill
be sent for one aLAddress DR.. WA
YOUNG, No.I52 Spruce ST., Philadelphia,
ost-paid. l2ly
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STEAMBOAT & RAILROAD
1855. 49, 1855.

The Proprietor will runa daily stage from
MlDDLEBURY TO LARRABEE'S POINT
during navigation, AS follows: Leave Middle
dnry on the arrival of morning trains from
North and South, arriving at the Point in
season for the boats both North and South.
Returning after the arrival of the boats,
reach Middlebury in time for the evening
train going South.
tY-Packages or baggage carried to order.
BY attending faithfully to his business, the
Proprietor expects the support OF his friends
and enemies even.
]. s. PERRY, Proprietor.
Aiddlebury, June ], 1856. 7;
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The best Soap

To save labor in Washing is Smith and Blan
chard's Self0perating Soap warranted 70
save half the labor in Washing Sold by II
A. SHELDON, Wholesale agent for Addison
ounty.
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Dr.. LIsPENARD
continues to he con
nltcd confidential
y and successfully
IN all forms of pri-
sate diseases, at his
} | Il Established
Iospital, No. 8 Bca-
rcr St. ALBANY n Y.
Dr. LiSpcnafdS
Gredt work.
APriv a tie III edical
Traatisa
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Stockwell Cottage,

The present residence OF DR. o. j, EEIL'
of West Cornwall, VI, a desirable locauN
or a Homeopathic Physician, is FOR SALE
Enquire OF the present occupant.
july 4, 1866. l2,tf
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Eagle Soap.

A new supply of this superior article whiel
Is much better than the Cream Soap, just
reed. Try itand you will believe It.
April II, IL, A. SHELDoN'
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III { . If q l..
II. II. Il.
QUICK, PLEASANT AND EFFECTUAL

re MEDTLO T IN 7 NEN En- FAII
In instantly Shipping lie most tortntjHc pains
-qaicHye curing the rost oJSiiH0tc Cbro-
mic, Ac0te, dnd IHfammatory MS
e0Scs, anil all
MALE AND IEMALE NiLADIES.
Let Tie ertppied, tie rcat, lie 5nGra,, thc ner-
roHS, aHd ogea rcjeice--Ior Hc x. IL. RS
wiH qateiy re.toye tie Yot8-Sir,chen
10 case anal eomlo1t, dcQHh and
strength ,aad free lie sustain
FROM ALL BODILY INITR NIJ'IIS
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!
THE POCKET ESCULAIUS,
OR EVERY ONE UISOWN physician
HIS OWN PHYSICIAN

The Fortieth Edition
with one hundred engra
wings, shN owing diseases
and Nal formations Of
thcIIumanSyste N in V-
cry shape and form. To
whichis added a TrM-
tise on the Diseases on
Females, being Of the
highest importance 10
married peopc, or those
contcmplat.ngInarfiage,
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IMAM KNOW THYSELF.'
An Invaluable Book for rs Cents.
EVERY FAMILY SHOULD HAVE A
COPY"
100000

100000 " Is.. ,saS
a year. A new edition,
revised and Impro,cd'ju.t
issued.
Dr. Hunters Mclicnl
Manual aud Hand Ruuk
furthe Advertisement.
rug an outline of the on.
pin, progress, Treatment
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.
DR.. M. B. LA CR0IX.

Has the pleasure of announcing to the pubic
that he has taken possession Of his splendid new
eLiaeo, which lie la. erected ~ No 81 Maiden
iAne. and will be happy 10 meet With those " ho
are desrous OF consulting him in the "spe cialty"
which he derotes his undivided atteMtion.
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No of Cures, Complaints, No. of hotties used
s0r Scrofna 90 bo',le''
90 Glaudular Swellings $40 . 90
500 Hacking Dry Coughs I" y 90
80 Cancerous Affections btos 40
200 Syphiliuc Sores 70 90
White SweUinr, oto5 do
so Gout ] to5 90
$40 Common Pimples l.otol do
80 Fever Sofes to- q"
40 Running Sores,nilover the body oto6 do
30 Bad lego some ufthe sores aslAtee
as the bottom OF a easAucer, 1t"n 90
20 Salt Rheum 1" no
fS y.ry UIcrrs 6toS do
Il Females-Tumors IN the Womb TOO do
200 Females--of the various com
The female sex Ito3 do
900 Scorhutc Eruptions TO . 40
10 Bronchitis : TOO 20
1000 cases of different kinds of Sores, Erup
tions, Swollen and Enlarged joints, Hip DIS
eases, Ricketts, Kernels in ths Throat, S"ei /
ings Of the Glands, Jumps and hnols IN Inc
throat, under the ears Sores in the eyes
head, nose, mouth, gums, &c. Infants win
sores on their heads, ears, faces, &c. have
been cured by the miraculous efficacy OF the
| II. II. ResolVent.
One bottle will prove 10 the afflicted suffer
or thatit will cure yoy, one dose will do you
good. no,,,,
Ifyou have any difficulty in the Womb,
! r. Resolvent ill set you right.
Chattahoula. La, Sept. ., 1854.
Messrs. RAILWAY & Col feel happy q
say to YOU that your Remedies have mRdttw'
astonishing cares in my settlement My sol
| Martin Was cured by two bottles of your Zen
Sasng Rssolveh, and orc boa of yorr Eeg
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esss efhe MIryiaasC Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore. Md, 10th juno, 1866.
CAUTION LOTTERY FRAUDS.

THIS Goip missioner OF the Mary State Lottob
has deemed 1t his duty to caution the publeasainst
ssssrOus Swndlets VINO citvulattby mail aud other.
wise, fraudulent LOTTERY .sLenos, and pretend 10 DO
agents io tue sale vi tickets IN Lotteries which
wnolly fictitious
daily Ter tho of tho Com
sIscted by the people OF the State under the Con
.ttutiou oetamine aud approve the scheme, aud at.
tonIto tn drawings.
AHtae tickets in these Lotteries and all cert6rat
az packages ortckots have the autographed signature
=. BRESAS, Genetni Agent Tor the Coutrattcr. or.
Zoe Of the iryaud Consolidated Lotteries baltimore
MI. An bih,r, are fraudulent.
Por full Information thesulJort of these rand
addrcrs r. X.BRENAN,
Iisly Baltimore, Matylfnd ..
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KENNEDY' MEDICAL DISCOVERY
= y For sale by II. A. SHELDON.
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al u GiLEN HEA y
ODISP ENSARY, No 81
MAIDEN Ian L, the oldest
institution under that name
in this country, ever estab-
lished for the removal aud
prevention Of the Nenereai
disease withoutmercury.
Neg Remedies, QnickCHr.s
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1856 4 1855
nj A N UF ACT UR / N G

Would respectfully inform their pat
tons, and the public generally that they are
now ready to receive
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Collector.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.

'EHEundersignedh has openedl GeneIsiin teliigeErs
Office with complete set Of books IN which !"
enter al kind 81 Re al and Propcft, sale
orfor rent. the names of all Servants who wish Tor
places in families within the city al-othe names 0!
mechanics LaboTefsand othersseeL ibgempioy meht
40 thatt, e ghoare in search OF Houses Isnds, r
wants &c eannotfail Of igtesueeess in obtain
fngeitherby call ny my ofec. Charges moderate.
Cal md register your wants orordersandthe! VII
A. FlSSFIELn,
No CONNIE reislB Building
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Nrsferies.
FAMILY GROCERY

Ia MiL1 GkGCEk1
rJNAE.abscrsaer hascpeneda stock Of Greser!s in
/ his hcusc o. Perry ectseenseeehdan Ia Third SIS,
which he III sTrahi 10 be oi she very best qnsi'y
and which eiil sell as low ssean be purchased
elsewhere
AIRS
A choice lot etCigsr.just received ardforssi,lo~
q. PECK.
Davenport, pecs3d. is5s-dgt
NEW FAMILY GROCERIES.
ryaE subscriber Ia. opened large aid choice as
! sertmen, Of Family Groceries, al aae"oHheh'
Front St., nearly opposite the Mills,
\ fee 6oers keieg BtrreRs PrtftgresSs,
Where ! shall always have on hand afult suppl, Of
II sasS s.,'es asesffs F sss Il, I snss;
CHARMED Bacon. Ham nd Shoulders;
Crushed Picked Fork Land;
5, Hand \. o. Moi: Choiss Four
syrup: Corn Meals
Coder and rras; potaioes;
Pepper and Spice; nried Fruit;
Nails ana Glass Wooden Ware;
S;hpe Ware White Lead
And many other artir.ieo Aumetou 10 h.rhiies, Ill
OfWhieh ,i!i be sod taf rest f.y tttheie~esS PTi
| winayss paEeias, ali kilds al Ioehtfs frsdec.
Batter, Eggs FSutry, Nhesl Corn ocs ,ets., ete.
| M, si.at DAVID A. BURROWS
.Snsf xkcceire6!
/ ES ADls Nlck FRESH FArAAtakRkL, sspi.
Us, INSPECTION.
4
Also
! Ohio, Liverpool and Stone Ware.
! CoK. ii ) BRADY RlORPAN Shkan.
Z uct i9-du
We ito ..deiirer GOOAS!1
M ANON that can furnish Somsrs v hi at.
I l ticles ia our line as
CHEAP As THE CHEAPEST,
aHd ~ sasG a. sac best Everything usaa !y i5dnd
Ut 4 hrstclass Family Grocer! Store may be had Ut
! our kstAbeshMe1t. - GONE along
We deliver Goods and defy eompetitto"
/ oells RtoRpAN snhiD.
MERCHANTS DISPATCH
TINE RECEIPTS GIVEN
/ PROM
MN NORM AND BOSTON.
\ American Express Co. Proprietors.
| 4 ERANGEMhNlS have been made oy which the
n abasc Dispatch Is enabled 10 forward goods al
| more srpsditisRs rate ttaa say hse raaniHg West,
| except the regular Express Company.
FetgGar by this dispatch IS forwarded Ia Railroad
entirely in hired by and appropriated 10 this Dis
1 patch, and run the regular bstoRsST Ptssssatk
feAINs.
Mark goods Merchants Dispatch, Care Hull & T.
Davenport ,Ioea, an leas rand um oicontrset
/ with as.
! forfu rther particulars appiyto
| A. H. idyIsssros, Agt, 10. Broadway, n. Y.
! n. W. kKYEs, :. Broad ST cor State, Boston
/ 10 the undersigned. agent. for Davenport and
Rock Island.
Jane % du HULL IS PARISH, Agt..
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Pennsylvania RAILROAD.
EeR&M II -

THk GreatCentraf Route connecting the Atlanii
eites With the stern orthwestern, and Southw
tarn States, bs n continuous Railway direct Til
road also connects at Pittsburg with daily line ,
Steamersto all portson the srthwesiern Lakes; ms
King the most strset, cheapest ard relabls rs4te
which FRKlGHT can eefarsRrded TO and frorn III
sgxsa ~
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select School
FOR
Ysung Ladies and Gentlemen,
DAVENPORT, IOWA
NV. ~. =, PriretPais.

Mss wHIrssr,
DESTRUCTION given in the u.aSl English branches
L -MsthemAle., Classics, Book Keeping, Natural
Ehne.opby, French, Muse, Drawing, Painting, &c,
&c
Fsrlsrns apply 10 the Rev. &C street. Al a. r.
tA-nes era IN i,tsn's Buildings. near he Gas Works
east end Of laird street
References thy permissionl 10 lhs Rey. a. Louder
hack Rertos Of Trinity Church, Rev. W duursige-
FASTER Of firsl Ba ptist Church. Mrs. Wallace Col.
Esass Dr. A. VI. Saith. Col lads, aud ether resident
OF lac highest responsibility.
Oct a. aI
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.seu Hnoiesale Gysre,v.
- = -
.S'OTIEE.

THE Post Once has reme ed, but the News Dsnot
i remains 10 The old Post oHee room vhIob IA,
been neatly fitted up where shall Keep Us usual Inc
Eastern Papers, Books Of Standard Literature lie.
giant lti0stratsd Works, Cheap Publications, NJ y.
aklpts, School BsSsx, Stationery, Choice Fancy
S1sds Sc, As ysS 6ilLk4I. Ast
nsg e-I
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CHIcAGoa Rock ISLAND RAILROAD.
% So -
Nt.W -lEklsANGEs.nENT


I'M aadstter su nday, November ith, ami unu!fur
~ ther aeiice trsus will leave .ack island 50 fol-
lows.
issPas.engertrait,, daily snnd.s except
cd ut 10 i NJ.
I'd Pas.enser Trail, dail,, saturaasss>-
Sd Freight with I'd class daily, sun
dnss excepted, at d A NJ
Trains arrive st Rock Island daily, Sandays eN
eepted, a. follows:
lsI passenget train. n 20 u
I'd do do ut } Is y u
3d Freight, with cd class cars at. go NJ
alitrains orerthis road are in direct connection At
Chicago y it'll trains over hothihc Michigan southern
and Michigan Central X. IL to and from Detroit. To-
ledo, Cleveland, Columbus, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh,
nunAirk, Buffalo, Niagara Fails, Albany, New York,
Philadelphia. Baltimore and Washington. Also NJ
laSsilc w::a ,.ai;.s u the Illinois Central Road
North 10 Galena and South 10 -. Louis and Cairo,
TO which places Her b. proeufedu :. s SfE
WINS. Tseh et aEt.. X. X. pHioI, r. /.
Passengersa reminded 81 the neee>sity Of ri, ing
distinct airectloi,s the destination o: their bag
sage aisa 10 before taking letf
In the cars conductors soec, fares only 10 sta
tlonsou the lac uf tho Aieago and Rock Island Rail
road. JoHN r, IhAtf, suPt.
W WHsTs N, Assn. SuF't.
Rock isaad, NoseACsf 10, 1888.
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LADIES' COLLEGE.
I'ht second Quarter otthr sh"N - Institute nAto.
menec on "Wednesday, seplt mher jIh 10 aiie OIL
departments.
Our arrsngemeutsfor thorough rourstoi in''rt'
lion In the various departments OF the to!irter AZ
ample and on d scale TO NEE the demands one "
and spirit ofthe tiines.
We aim TO giSea more practical thorougt ahd 60"
plete course of studies than any uf our SCHOOLS I''
young ladies'. Yea, more, We mean 10 lAAs Ibt ss'
Ia the business offem1ie dueatioH.
Ihecourse OF studies viii be varied tOsuH Nee
camstsnees md intellectual capacil, oIthe pupil
Iuttionln the Primary Department, site ls'
do -" usual course, w :"
Languages and higher English branches % "
SoTE.--Ho sItra ehargesin the Noinasot
Teachers department.
Music on Pisno elodsaB 6 uitGTand
Harp, $40 90 to ~ 90 " /"
Landscape PaintiB. Ia on. 500 " I"
Aonochromaiic, 4 ny on and Pencil
Drawing, Sc.. each. 5Gt 4"
Papier NJ scheand Orname ntnI Leather
work each, S 20 I"
Embroidery. Ornamc ntal .etale Vsfk.
&c, d., la all ,hsir variety, each. 8 60 =" q"
Diplomas will be given TO tbose who eom.
plele tAoronghcoHrse IN either Oll!g
departments.
Board wtthiurRished rooms iHC lUd4g
washing, lights fuel, stationery, sc, 81 90 " ="
1.-THE pupil rnishes hcrow roc IN, etc, ~ o. "
All payments 20 be made in advance.
Those wishing secure rooms or desks asday 'thoi
aH, must appi! sseH. I. II. con hlNH'.
PrDprleiorand Superintendent
Ma. 7. II. CopDi.a, / p,,rsIns.
Mas. NJ. a. CoppIse,
DayeUEnTt, Aug 2i.'J5-dNtf
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N O T &c E !!

4. n DAWSON & Co, have forfhef1
s1srtce rship Win p. II. GFitgs, under ths name
80 .tyls 81 psw.en, Grtggs 4 Co, 70 take effect
on he L., day Of sosemeer, 1855.
An psrsons having unsettled seco5nts wiih De oie
Ann sre REQ aested 10 call and settle
n.~anusrs lc,
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Great VEST.
Ratesbstween Philadelphia and Pittsburgh
First Class~-Boots, Shoes, nrs
Goods In boxes! Fufs, Feathers Ae. poe. ioe'"'
second Ciass..Book 8 station-F
cry, Dry Goods lin bales, Drugs ~ .,.,,
and Medicines, Hardware, Ieath 80 i'o ~
er, " Dol, Sc,
Ghi ra Ciass-.Anviis, Raging,
Bacon, PORK tin baikA Cast Steel. : 0Sg \ loo b
Sole Leather i'm bundlesj Ocse, &c
Fourth CIass..C ohee, Fish, bs-,
con s. Pork tpack ed1i ara a Lard OH see iHtib.
hemp, iron, lead, nails soda ash. Se.>
FLoUR-si per bbl., antit further notice.
GRAIN so cts per loo lbs, until further Eol.ee.
C0l1oN-Sa per bale, not exceeding SOC lbs.
weight, until IN ther notice.
lTPins shipping Goods from any point Ess. OF Phila
delphia he parieuiarto mark PACK agesria Pfassyi
panta Raiireaa." AllGoods consigned 10 the AgenLs
oiihis Road Mt Philadelphia Pitsburg, WILDE for
wArded ifhoutdeteniion
PREianr AsRSrs.-Harrs, Wormly & Co., Mem /.
phis, Tenn.;.k. Sass To-, st Louis; ]. 5. Mitch
ell & Son, Evansville, Ind Dumespii, Bell s. Muir.
dock, and Carter Jewsu Louisville, Ky; c. NJ ell
drum, Madison, Ind; sprlgnan & Brown, aud Irwin
& Co, Cine!nnaii; y ". Graham Il Co., Zsnesyil!e,
Ohio; Leech & Co., No. 81 kiby ST., Boston; Leoch
& Co, Mes as.or House, New YorE; No. William
ST, and No. Battery Place. New York; r. ; Sne--
der, PhilsjelPhla; Masraw 4 Rooms, Baltimore; Geo.
&. FrAneiscus. PfttsbuFg.
II III. HOUSTON, GeHsrai Frsi.hs .lg'!, pkfia.
ii j. LoNBAERr, SKpt. Altoona. Pa.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1856-01-04
PENNsYLVANIA RAILROAD.

Three Dali, Throas al Trains, between Philadelphia
and ptttsburg. THE MORNING MAI. TRAIN
lea Philadelpbis FOR Piitsburg al y A. NJ, and
PittsSurg for Phsdeiphia at A. NJ. THE FAST
LINE leaves Philsdelphfs stIP NJ. and Plusburg
for philsdelphia al p. NJ THE NIGHT RSPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburgh az n, p.
NJ. and Pittsburgfor Philade phia at 10. p. NJ
The above linesconneet al Pittsburg with She Rail.
roadsts asd frss 81. Louis, Mo-; Alton, GaenR aud
Chicago H.; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville,
Ky; Terre Haute, Dayton. Springnei Bclefontine,
SantIsky Toledo Cleveland, Columbus, 2snesyitle,
Mss,lipn and Wooster Ohio; also, with the Steam
Packet Boatsfrem and TO Nsw oRIEAEs. ST. Lotus,
Lorfsyiirr and CINCINNATI.
Through Tickets can be had to er from either Of the
above places
Porfurther particulars, see Hand bli.at the tGer-
ent starting points Passengers from the West
will fad thIs the shortest and most expeditions
route 10 Phlsdeiphs, Baltimore, New York. or 8os,
ton.
THos. MOORE, As'r. Passs#ssr Lixef PAifa
j.MESklMES. fgf. Passsagsr LiHss, Pitts.
Phiiadelphis. Nov. ejth. 1855 d-ly.