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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
Davenport Female College.

rs IL b, opened Monday, January 18th, In the
i new bric h,ildinp, corner OF Brady and Fourth
St'eeIs - tirsi class Institution mprising Pri
mary, Prepai aioTy aud Collegiate Departments
Normal Department.
This department is taught by gentleman who has
Tor wears been dev,t d u the cause Of populsr eu
ca ion and Young ladies who intend T. teach in any
capacity " u receive fsciities equal 10 thuse al d.
ed by our establish ~ Normal s. hoei-.
Pointing in Oi :. Wate-, Pastel or on Glass
Drawing, Cr,yoh'h'c, Pencil, or Mon"s hfoms' L.
Languages, Music, or the various kinds Of Enibroi-
Gerry viii b" n r [ III the listitui
Han. I, 1857. dtf IN. SMITH, 4. II. Pc.
nERSoNS having Real Estst" IN D,v.np,rt or vi
cinity, that they wish 10 exchanee fr an ass"rt 81
stock Me;chandize at ca ~ ces, viii plase cal
s;err. MORRIS,
Auctioueer Il Cammiss Ion aerch,it.
da.2,dtf Second sir -tt, near P.rry.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

DlSSOlu luton.

The firm Of Jammr, D.nnriy 4 G.. 10 this day dis
$, iyci by mutual nsent. W. V. BAR, Esq is fully
emp w.rcd 10 settle up the business All pc sous H..
dett d will please call a; he uniting Of Barr
Cunme rciai Cue-e, corner Perry and I'll str ct an
adjust their Indebtedness.
q JAIME,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

Its-Iewis Goodman. Of Hoaston CO.
Texas, sent the editor OF the Crockett
Printer some fine ripe peaches, taken
from trees on his farm on the 10Th of
November last.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

Ese-!en on, of eleven applicants
for admission to the bar in New York
have been rejected by the examiners.
This severity discrimination is some
,i.iug quite nov.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
January 3. 1887. tdlml l. d. Y
COvartuerShiD,

Z. famine and y. Dpnnely, under TIL hrm aud
nalne vi Jamine \ p,nnc y. viii c.n,nui thu bu i
icss III old stand, VII all orders ia theif line
will be promptly md fa.tAf lily executed
[Jan. 8, dw6ni.l JAIME DoNNELi.
emmy
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
H.4.v.KHvG HOUSE
And
Land Agency,
DOOLAN & STUMP.

Main street, Davenport, Iowa.
DEALERS IN
Bank Notes. Drafts, Gold, sivsr and Eastern Ex-
change; Coll, ctiuiir mad throughout tue Uni nj:
Land War ants boushi, sod aud I,cat d, II Al l. :
tae bo .gh sid Hon Csu,pi i,I NJ ney 10 On
Tax yaii tor n9n-, denis; Exam nation u Iand
Tul,s mad, ETC., ct.
PREFERENCES
Messrs G ok sa'sei', Davenport, Iowa,
Mackllt b Corbin, do
Robert II Lowry, Esq, aslier. New YORK,
M's,rs Iiar. Is = Go Philadelphia,
Hou. VIM wright, Newark NJ;
Mr,sr> SsmI Harris X Som, Bank RS, Baltimore:
iobns Hopkins Esq, Pr ~idrnt, 10
Robert MiCkle, Esq, Gas hi.r, do
Vim u Har,lon Esq, do
M ssrs Chulb Brothers, Bankers, Washington,
WIN lis,Ieti, ED, Mobile, Ala,
La Benoist x Co, Bankers, ST Louis.
For Sale.
Two lots the Biun, corner Of Eighth and Gaines
strcets-6ne unobstrrc,ed River view.
Several valuable building Lots On Harrison and
Main streets north % Sixth street. for sal ~ low
Tn valuable building Lots Second an. THIRD
Streets fot SAL credit u We years given most
1t ia Gre n Addition; dwelling house on the
p-tmisas, Tor sale ,h sp
Twenty re-; Main street, b, g. fee, deep
opposite u Clare House.
West u Lot 0, block 50 LcClArts 9Th additie n
house wi h rooms and good o able.
Lots 4 and in Miichph's addition. and house %
by - GA 10: 4, for sale Oh. ap.
40 IN 21,ip as, z; all under cuiiiyat on
mile ii ON tn. q y, for sale chap.
N e ofnwA sc - tp 2; = west! one mic On
tn. ci y OF Nh. stihe, for sale.
W u ofnwl sncI9 tp 81 . cast, s acres sor s,lr
30 acrgs OF Land in Wet Dxy.up IT. for sale cb.ar
In lots from 10 acres, ni yiaw .; riv, and Twn.-
Cities,
Also many valuable tracts Of Farming Lands, in.
PROVED and npnp;cyed- rown Lots. and Unina,
lands TIL ou4kort the state, sale We invite The
AZ Mi Il wishing TO purchase % sa'eiist
tau2dR DOOLAN s STUMP
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

TEE patta, tshlp rttofere existing betv e n w
] tome LcClair. and Geo. l.. Davenport. undet
III name Of L. Claire Day, n2ort. III The Foundry
AID Mschlnist busines, was Dissolved The Grs DAY
of ia nary by mutual agreement. Al per ons III
l;ebted 70 the late trim r,qnestev, u max pay
m MT to A LeClsirt, who viii settle all busin 81
thu late irm ANTOINE LEGLa1hE
jal6i3t GEO: l. DAVENPORT.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

~The laws of Virginia rcquire
that everv man who marries shall give
security for the support Of his wife and
children. Many who find this in
convenient 90 to Maryland to have
the knot tied.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
Wcbs(er's Dictionaries.

I. WebsGr's Unabridged,
.. Wsbster's Counting House,
3. Websf>r's ArGdtmic
q U'eisf.r High Achooi,
.. Vs6sfst's Primary,
.. Vatsfer's Io.kff
Wsbaer's Qunrs Dictionary
CONTAINS three tines IN matter FOUND in any
trv
II Ask for Websfev's Qudrfo Unabridged -
sheiei. n .di ion ~ We.st RI Unabridged Dir
iouary l't 'his-norec tanning hnif tn. mstior,he
iustiasisa quotatiots, The uyn. oories, fun dedni-
IT, ms. &c.
Dictionary Is the last no. which schols- ever
waais q have abr id0ss, III process herr sure T.
cut "a THE VERY NATTER VIII. N re MOST
VALUES -(HyoNofvpe
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
Type Tor So L.,

One Font BREWER;
One do Burgcois
One do Plea.
This Typs Is partly worn, bn,in so,A Working con
tition and works plain and elear. Il will he sod
low ~ sppied for soon ikwtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
1Drirnfe ElO01.efee,U.

NNRS nc. ADAMS having tax n the Hon Jas.
lvl Thoringtc nis Ilots' at the c rner q : d and
Man streets is now prepiiei TO account aa 10 10
~ day Loardprs sue rom 10 IT, 81 AISLE Tor 2
q Ms or n q II nj d wife. 9.''i1ad
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

Butter.
on F1RKINo pelnne New Tort Dairy Ses sale By
OO DAxT8RMAu, SWIM CO.,
jan5d1t vrout ssroet, - 6seg eaet peryy.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
T. c. EADS' COLUMN.
LAND FOR SALE.

SoUk " acre lo's, mill north Of Yaison station
= ." 'he ana y Railroad, on reasonable terms
Also 80 acres, one mic north of Wsleott; oheap.
one half cash, balance IN me aud Two yrars
Also. 800 acres In Washington county a acre.
hne timber, aud runn,nc water on y part This lana
is only IL miles fr m Iowa city, and II frs m n.h.
insa"i, ." 2 me rosd from Colunhss RicLuond.--
Also, four 20 acre lots near Iowa Cuv h..,,,sn,
| farming land, and we'll wat rcd
| Also lots in Wet pssen'port, ranging In else
from 80 feet BY 100 10 y acres, sold for 4 Jovn AMI
balance Ia one aud two wears.
Also, several neat buildings on leased sYnnne
soo'" De '''d on reasonable terms Appyio
a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
.SOsC Is the Time to Subscribe.
The Social Festival

lcOR THE BENEFIT OF THE POOR IL Davenport
viii b. gwen at IN. q rman Tsra'fe on Tliurs'ly
ev' ming. JshnaTy Sih 1851. tn iaois- respect
fully invited 10 spIrar in raiir, costume 6cnic-
men can procure ii ,kets % TIE NH i'm Il.
W. u WAbssoaTH, AS ALsTox,
!. A. LECLA!RC. CuAs. q. NARRIs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

HOStcttCr'S
Celebrated Stomach Bilters {!
THE W. u knt quaiiti ~ thrc ~ client Bltteis
i.itsr Ii unnre ssafy tot what tirya Re.
= + tori, e III. tn # . dislrganix stomach
any -lsi zooa apostle, they ar fast the thing
Try IT.
Tn sennino for sale ~ the asebts fr the prcp,ie-
tors.
EVANS CUrw CO.
d@2Slf cernrE 90 ard Re SIS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

JUSTPUBLESHED:
WebSter's COantiAgIlouse & Family
Dictionary
Bong Ocfring and Pronorncinc pic'ionary Of the
English Lsngrags. HGh SynonBms Price s1fo
Pain he'd " O. & MERRIAM, sIrinrf "A
Mass. Sod ly all Bseksefers. dsg.dtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

u. UuHd1O, Jan
The examination Of DR. Bigler. charged
With the murder VI Emile Mum a lies Julia
Rosendals and child, terminate ed on Satur.
day afternoon, when the coroner commit.
ted him for trial on charge Of murder.
The prisoners counsel took out a writ OF
habeas corpus, re'urnable this NOR ming, but
owing to the Judges absenee, The hearing
OF the application 10 postponed.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

The Memphis Appeoi, of Tuesday,
says that considerable excitement ex-
lists in st. Francis, caused by rumors
that slaves would rise on Christmas.
Several negroes were whipped until
they csnfesscd the fact.
A similar story was in circulation at
Napoleonville, La.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07
CIDER. IyDER.

LARGE lot eiC!ocks Of all kinds for sale love
l hsr veT sefore offered n this ma.kei, AT
uOIIHEL
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

For Sale or Lease .

So .n-sasi stticuoiars INQUIRE " & .,t,n 4 ~
vs ~. crof lanrs wv
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

Also four 90 acre lots near Iowa City, beautiful
farming land, and we'll wat. RID
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-01-07

hiuiseu anu oy niiIlseil sofa, or dlStrlb-
uted to enlighten, aid and make out
right good Fremont and Kansas stump
en-.
Nv spiritualist friend returned home
rejoicing that the New Light, the real
sunbeams Of Fox. Edmonds, Tallmadge.
and Davis schools had broken in at
last, upon Iowa City. I have no
doubt but committee Of spiritualists
will soon meet in council at Iowa CITY
to give name to the newly fledged
religion. II the gentleman can make
It pay (of which have strong douhts)
up till the year 1860, he could then 90
into the revision and republication Of
his Republican stump orators Manual,
for the use Of ambitions orators and
the broken down clergy who may be
out Of business at that time. Mr.. Cod
ding will continue his serie. Of lectures
or sermons in our city for an indefinite
period. For the present we will pass
him BY simply saying that either to
your City, or Chicago are we indebted
for his appearance amongst us.
Twelve O'Clock Nat 10 o'clock
the House commenced grinding in the
absence Of thirty-eight Of its members.
The Speaker, Mr.. Mcfarland; the
Chief Clerk, Mr.. Logan, and thirty-six
more were non est Mr.. Holmes of
Jones WAS called to the chair. A Few
local Bills were handed in when Mr..
Cloud Of Muscatine arose and objected
strongly to any further proceedings.
The effect Of his remarks was the shut.
ting down Of the gatca, and an adjourn
ment till 2 p. NJ .,~
Four O'Clock p. M.-The House
met It Two p. n. The forenoon
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
Com erGiaI,



FLoUR.--In demand at Sc 25aS6 so, for good
superfne. Extra family 81 00aS rs. Rye -four
so.
GRAIS.--Wheat 81 20. Corn rs. Oats s5.
Rye %. Timothy seed, SO l2a3 %, Clover
MILL FEED.---Middlings 55c.a9O. Best
Ship 46ets. common ship 35c. Shorts, 20.
PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
FLOUR AND MEAL.-The Flour market is
very dull. Holders are offering standard brands
at S5sa6b Sales to retailers and bakers, for
fresh ground at S5aa$6t per bbl., and fancy
brands, from sea up TO $50. Rye Flour is now
selling at 81 81 per bbl., and Corn Meal is held
at 81 per barrel.
GRAIN.-The receipts Of Wheat have fallen
off ard prices have again slightly advanced
Good red is held at 81 Bal 30, and 81 4Oal as
for good white. sales Of choice Kentucky at
ST 35, and very superior Roanoke at 81 As.
Rye is steady at rs cents. Corn is dull, and
light sales are making at 79aSOc. Oats are in
demand. New Delaware and Jersey are sell
ling at from 34a35 cents per bushel.
Cloverseed is quite scarce--small sales from
first hands at S7a per GA lbs. Timothy is bring
ing s3aS2 per bnshel. or Flaxseed the market
IL bare and it is wanted
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

Tue MONEY M4RKET.-The stringency In
the money market, is justly attributable to tho
speculation and extravaganza of large por-
ton of our people. We, have imported too
many goods from Europe, which have been
sold on credits the case with which money
has been obtained from the banks have in
duced hundreds and thousands to engage in
that wild schemes Of speculation with the hope
they would become rich rapidly; and the re-
suit has been that almost every article has
commanded an enormously high price, forcing,
as it were, the laborer, as well as the dealer in
fancy stocks, to live beyond his means. In
fact nearly every body has gone in debt, and
when cash is required at sight, q great many
arc unable 10 pay up. Some blame the banks
Tor losning money to spectators who sought
TO monopolize and control the products Of the
entire country, and others denounce the en-
tire credit system, and would sweep both away
with besSm of destruction. They forget that
banks are useful, necessary to trade, and it is
only when improperly managed, that they be-
come engines of evil. To ensure healthy
state Of trade, our people should endeavor to
live within their incomes; to buy nothing, es-
peeially of foreign manufacture, which they can
not pay cash for aud to confne their attention
and capital to legitimate objects of trade. The
merchants in the large cities should cease to
give costly parties, should cease to adorn their
wives and daughters with thousand dollar
shawls, with pearls, diamonds, and laces Of
great value. Economy should be inculcated
in place Of extravaganza, and the attempt to
outshine cach other should DO frowned down.
The highest ambition Of every ono should be
to live within his income, let it be ever so
small, without reference to the affairs of others.
Men should be satisfied to devote themselves
to legitimate business for lie, be satisfied to
make good living, instead of expecting to
become rich BY one successful spGculation.-
When the above course ispursued, even il we
should build railroads that pay no dividends,
there will be no rGYuSion in tue money mark
ct, like this We arc now experiencing, and the
laborer arr mechanic as well as the farmer and
merchant, will become rich-at east will not
big forced to always live from hand to mouth,
the labor of one day being required to procure
food for the next. Although there have been
no failures in our city, many OF the establish
ments have discharged number of hands
little building is going forward, many are out Of
employment, and we fear that there will be
considerable suffering the coming winter. We
hope that VIC may be mistaken,--that some
thing may occur to give new impulse to bus
mess. and all may go on prospecting and to
prosper. The greatremedy against bard times
is economy, and none should forget to prac-
.tice it.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

DELAWARE CoLLEGE, Sept. 18Th.
AT "a late meeting of the students Of Della
waro College committee was appointed to
draft resolutions in reference to the departure
Of Professor VIM. A. Crawford from the iacul-
ty thereof; which resolutions We're received
and adopted by said students. The following
is q copy of said resolutions;
WHEREAS, The ties that have bound Prof.
VIM. A. Crawford and the students of Delaware
College so long and happily together have been
sundered; and whereas his indeiatigablc lab0rs
and unweared perseverance for which We
trust we have ever had a Misrepresentation have
ceased among us. Therefore
RESOLVED, LIST. That in the departure of VIM.
A Crawford, Delaware College loses firm
supporter, and a faithful Professor and the
students valued friend.
I'd. That wherever lie may go, in whatever
position of life he may be placed; our heartfelt
wishes shall ever be for his health and pros
perity, likewise for his companion whom we
will ever esteem for the "reminiscences which
cluster around her connection with Delaware
College.
3D.. That copy of these resolutions be pre-
sented to him, and also a copy sent TO the
Delaware Republican for publication. George
y. Smith, Thomas ]. Craven, Robert II. viii
liams, Committee.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

IMPORTANT FnoM KANsAs.--The govern
ment troops whom Walker led to Lawrence
with such show Of overhrowing the munlci-
pal authority established there by popular
election, have been again Withdrawn from the
place, and this time, no doubt finally, as they
were wanted for the Utah expedition. This is
certainly the emptiest and most ridiculous dc.
monstration yet attempted in Kansas, and has
injured the reputation of Governor Walker
beyond recovery. He is said to be very much
enraged at the withdrawal of tho troops, and q
report was quite current that he had left tho
territory to return to Washington. Meantime
the city government of Lawrence, which he
pronounced rebelieus has gone ON quietly to
govern the city all the time that the troops
we've there, without any interference being at.
tempted. A poll tax has been levied there,
and the people have paid it. There is much
sickness in Kansas, agues, bilious fevers, and
bowel complaints prevailing, while in the
southern portion OF tho territory, almost every
settlement has been visited by small pox. In
some districts, swarms of grasshoppers devour
the corn and vegetables
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

PAY UP.--In these hard times, it is quite
reasonable to suppose that the printer should
want money. He has TO pay cash for labor
paper, ink and other material. There is but
little credit for him, and therefore subscribers
should not think of allowing their subscription
to extend over year, without any payment
particularly those who live in this section Of
the State, and frequently visit our city. 1t is
certainly very improper in those who attend
market to neglect to call and settle; they always
have ready money, selling everything for cash,
and therefore should not want credit until
they have sold their wheat or corn, unless they
are like gentleman who declined paying q
bill of few dollars on the ground that he was
about making up money to purchase note Of
$1,000 on which he expected to have a pretty
heavy shave. 1t is hoped that this hint will
be sufficient and on next market day there will
pc quite rush at this office, of those who are
anxious TO pay up.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

" ~ acres, for niing, prioe $500 $50 cash. hnl.
Hns enc Of " aere with good buildings. niei
Ean BUILDINGS and now Price l sol si601 cas, bSlenss
iyIlsaEe. One al 10 good bildinsa, pTrn l5jfJ
ca9h' pme Of @ acres middlrs fair imPovsment5 pfcf
SiH cash. An un improved tract Of land of
good soil some wood price 100 cash. peue very law
Also 9nses aud hts n Newark aud the Mwn Chris
llann Inc situation Of an tho dlpVe places
gOud ncighhnrhoods Insn have Store Stands And H.
tel property Tor SAFE Apply Ia J.. n. RAY.
Hal
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
DRILLS! DRILLS!I
KUx1N5 x EsAIMES IMPROVED GRAIN

THESE Dri Is re now extensively used and i is lnly
admitted ig they superior to any other IN tue mar
Ret The hest lafners in the counry giving them
Tho etsronce others, from the TACT thR uieA
combine all the advantages desired, IN The most esehu
points Suchas simrety Of construction, tshlnoss o.
IEtugt durability, certainty of feeding down lie sIAln'
AMI distributing ev1niy upon the nnd the same hop
per and fixtures sowing ihs different kinds OF grain 70,
upiring but few moments 10 adjust them 70 any KIND VI
Grain o. any given quantity - The acre IS oRlesl ION
rey obvated in this Drill as the cuppei wheel ieeHeI
passing oyer thenprturos i'll tho bntnm prevent GnuN
ing, disfi lutS tho seed it'll the greatest regularity
md precision. All who my want Drills the proselt sea
viii plblse let us kuow immedlatelS. we seHhte1
them 50 work well uPYn ial trm osr shop y " NV
Thu TIL huildiRg Of Front md instlsot
street, opposite tho Black Horse tavern, Wilmington,
Del, where any further iniornatInn WIN pc ESeH " the
| pTnpfietOrS HAlNt.S WODDSt,
aug "a CIV, Wilmington, Del.
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FOR SALE.

Rt-,A valuable Farm containing 4l7 Aores in Kent
4. ssf7 county llelawnre, situated the main road
Isism ealile from SINS rna to MllIngtnn mles
pace within short drive Of the Delaware Rail Road
abOut 22 acres under til age, tile greater part OF winch
nre ~ Opl slate Of cal vntlDn, aud IS or 40 that
eolid 10 clesrd with very lutte trouble. the ainee in
sobl wh OAK nbor suitable for all purposes, under
good fence CONVENIENT to chuTches schools, SO and
Brisimls. The buildings consist Ct two Dried brick
aTn with stans Ter horses, grnnery with corn cribs,
houses, in fact every building desirable on arn, the
greater patol the ont buildings new good tenng houei
also Young apple Orchard btnrIns. The land has been
well lined pnl inquired. soil Of oxcellen: quqy its
pInaHeons aYns been doubled IN Va yglrs nnl Is MS
urn bounded on three sides y pub 10 roads end cuud
Iva divided to gCni advantage. Price i CO., For irti
SEP x H. r. WM. J. GOnHs on Tho Farm
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24
A Valuable farm at Private Sale.

IA THE subscriber will soil the Fui on which
A he resldea, 81 uate about miles south Of Ken
kssHH nett Square, the same listanea from tho Phtil
lssAlA delPna and Bali ingr Genital Railroad, which
ia nenrly flushed, o miles from WIMlngton, rad
mile north OF llnckessin, Dol, lining lands Robert
MarAhal, laGO Pussy ami others; cona ming about ITO
voirnt fields by good fence and hedges Tho lnE9ye-
stone spTiri house wagon hnuee nnt shop, u IN good
repair lhern H an orchard of Apple Rnd other fyuli
trees The and has all been lately well Timed. high
grednc!i ys, and Il an exosent grazing Or dairy iaLm
mills schools and plees Of Worship. FOR particular
apply to JOHN ENTRIkIN, near West Chester, Pa.
Sen 2t-6w CALVIN TNTRKlKIN.
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4, FaIRyELL9 TNsTLTJT,Ey,,

FUR UUNI .sADII9S AND UENTIEMEN,
a,E THE sixth session Of this Institute Will
sstaA co lnence November I'd, 1861, md nOni inuh
IaHRAUti twSntg WaeltS
rtpeEsA Tho building has been rob.ed In szs during
ssbGz Tho past summon, and tho male amt female de-
1'-s.a parlmen ehiTSy separated. Tbs situation
% healthy md pleasant; tia Recommendations amp 10 and
eolAlutnbi6 The course ut instruction will no drueh
embracing all the branches of English edun1
1n Whthe higher hathemlfIns, tue French Lang
hHie and Drawing. An Inexperienced lonae teacher has
hgnn employed To rake clr OF the ladies' department.
students VII 10 mt cd 40 any llme and ohnrEp from
tito iHe If entering. Each student In furnish his
wash basin the Term leolure1 will be
delivered on Philosophy, PhyHloogJ, Astronomy, ATith
TERMS. -SSj per sassinn Tor boarding, tuition and
washing. Boots furnished az cost Prices hired to the
Gndents Tn The sesson Extfas French Language and
cuding OF Instruments. Persons Wishing 10 attend
should maze elrii application 70 So, -, -
JESSE u. ShARPlESS. PsNp
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-09-24

ROBBERY AND SuIcIDE.--T hree thousand
dollars of government funds were recently
stolen at Fort Rldgely, lin MINES ota, by a
Frenchman employed as clerk in the Com
misssry Department. He absconded with the
money, but was followed, detected and COM
mitted suicide just as the authorities at Hen
derson were about to unrest him. The whole
OF the money was fou on his person. He
was man of finished 1caton and many Gc-
oomplishments.