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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-28

WOODLAND CREAM pomade for heautifyng the
har-highly Perfume, superior to any French article
imported, and for half the price. For dressing ladies
hair it has equal, giving 1t bright glossy appear
once. 1t cause gentemen's hair to curl in the most
natural manner. 1t removes dandruf, always giving
the hair the appearance Of being IRE shampooned.-
Price only fifty cents. None genuine unless signed
t.'.N FETRIDGE l. CO.,
Proprietors OF the "Balm of a Thou and Flower
The Trade supplied by BROWER Il VAN DUZER,
sole agents for Prairie du Chen and MeGregor. ly4s
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COM M E RCI A l..

Tran actions continue very limited. Wheat from
As so. Market almost bare Of Corn and Oats.-
Frc,shts dull The South and WeEt still pro porous
and thus far the effects of our troubles have been
triding in comparison with the East--and the storm
that has been lashing the financial of the North
and East into fury, but comparative ripple in
the current of affairs West. Owing to the umrtion
Of the cew York banks, Produce and Stocks inn
proving Wheat is quoted in New York, for Chicago
sprins los a OF Rcd, Ohio and Indiana II. \
II McGregor Market 81 s~"'
Wednesday,, Oct. Il, 1857.
corrected weekly by HOFFMAN BENTON 4 CO.,
Whole: ale Groccrs & Druggist.
EXCIIANGE-On N. York Son Chicago lon
Milwaukee l. A-t+. A-5s
pRODUCE-Wheat so to IS. Flour rs to 2 50 per
tack. Oats 49, Barley so. Potatocs 20 30. Hay co.
& PROYIsION--Pork s2S per Dbl. Hams 16 to 49,
Lard %. Butter Is. Cheese, W. r., Il l2. Eggs Is.
Fat Cattle gross, &c. Fat Sheep so to 90 per head
FRUIrs-Grcen Apples 81 per Dbl. Lemons sSrer
box. Dried Apples Is to Is. Green Peaches 81 per
bushel. srfE}ES -r..s etgF
GROCERIEs-Sugars, Muscavada, IL l-2 to II 1-2;
REID yellow IL 12 to Is l2 Cru he'd 1. IL to 10
Powdered Is to II. Moasse' 20 to so, gal Syrup 50
to 90. Rio Coffee 1912 to IA. Tea, YH., As to 60;
Black so to rs Soap IL to 8. Candles, Tallow Is
Stearne %. Salt per bill. 90 ssck 8 rs.
FISII-MaeSerel, half bbls., so to Q SO Cod IL
tot; White 6 90 to 6 SO. }#@2 ' --s as .
Water Lime, 4 80. Plaster S to6.
Whiskey, 30. T. . ~sHa.taf.f
OILs-Lad IS to so Whale ! 20 to 50 Lin.
reed 10 to 20. -. ..
suNDRIEsNas S. Green Hides 3, dry 9. Pelts 20 to
40. Wood 0s. Turpcusns SIS. White Lead to 10
LUMBER, II to rs Lath IS 10 SO; shngiss 4
to ATS.
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ID. BAusH in the sore built by Allen &
Wilkerson, is in receipt of handsome stock
of new goods which he is selling for cash at re
diced prices. in buying goods at McGregor
you will fnd MIR. Baush friend. ~
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WHITE TEETH, PERFUMED BREATH, and beau
tiful complexion, be acquired by using the "Balm
of Thousand Flowers What lady or gentleman
would remain under the of di agreeable BREATH
when by ung the "Bsm OF Thou and Flower" a.
dentrce would not only render it sweet but leave the
teeth o. white as alabastcr ? Many Eersons do not
know their breath Is bad, and the subject il delicate
their friends would never mention it. Beware Of coun-
terleits. Be sure each bottle is signed
o.. FETRIDGE & CO., N. 7.
For sale by all druggists. ly4S
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PirHY.-The Phipa Argus prof. oscs that the
vote given for Wilmot in Pennsylvania should
be put down as Scattering is two small to
make an entry Of on the books Of the Secretary
of State ga. . Fss
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a HAND sI's.-lt misht BIZ inferred that
Wall Ms & HARVEY Of Nccrcgor were hard
I'c'scs from the make Of their New Sight is
It Cast-;ron entirely and the letters shew out
very Handsomely. This is very cuteIrisirg
Hardware est .Llithmen:, aui merits tive large
tide j. is rereir n.
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SHocklN G.-Bnff,.lo and other n York cities
claim the honor of being eaithqaaked on FIJI
day last at 3 PM. The people rushed out of
buildings but no damage was done. The oscil-
lation lasted 5 minutes.
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OYsTERs.-These delicacies can be
found in Cans, Kegs or in the SHELL at
Wilson & Uncle Sans Saloon. They
sell them very low in any quantity de-
sired, .-r.. a.r .... s.ar H.,
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RIMoyAL OF THE CArITAL.-Gov. GRIMES
has issued IL Proclamation removing the Capt. al
to DEs Nouns. s..s1.
The Gov. has also Proclaimed Nov. Goth
US day Of thanksgiving and Praise.
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REMovAI~-Strouse g. Friedm an have removed
all their Clothing to their New Store opposite
the Ferry Landing. The new room is filled
with very large stock Of Fall and winter
Goods of the best styles and qualities. Our
old friend MIKE will wait on customers as po-
liicly as ever, and talk both Dutch and English
to you Ut the same time. Their Store is very
Hastily fttel up. ana Notwithstanding tight
times, the hoasc is doing a good busincss-wc
are glad of it.
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New BAKERY.-We are informed by Mn.
GEORGE CAssEL that he has established Ba.
kerry in McGregor. We have seen some Bread
Pies and Crackers from Cassel's establishments,
and there can be no better produced anywhere
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EDrroR,AL QUARGELs.-We do not think
much of this kind of matter for the columns o.
newspaper. In a general way but few of
our readers care anything about it, and we
therefore seldom get into muss with any of
our cotemporasies .r-. ,E~rs.....s
Hildroth of "The St. Cha,les City Rerubli-
can Intelligencer, Floyd County, Iowa" re-
Gently said some thing about us which he meant
to be funny. and in our rcjoinder We have been
so unfortunate a. to extract growl from the
senior of that large and handsome sheet whose
name and address are too lengthy to bear rcpe-
tition. His readers are informed in substance
that we are envious because the Milwaukee g.
Miss. r. Road Co. do not regard our par or as
Of sufficient importance to ratronize it, while
his is in possession of "unsolicited favor, from
the company" They are also told that our
personal illusions to him, (the begging of a
pass on the road) are s'grossly false" ... r
As to the Importance Of the Times in the
estimate of the Conn., any, We refer the public to
their last annual Report in which will be found
an article on the Freights of the Mississippi
copied from our paper. On the dcad-head or
rass, we are authorized by Alex. McCreror
Esq, to say that Hildreth did solicit him last
string to introduce him (H.) by letter to Mr.
B-oihcad, with view to get a pass. AMI that
McGrecor declined to comply with his request
Judge Brown was also importuncd for a letter
to the same eject and finally the Jud e gave
him a letter Of Introduction to Mr.. Pe!ton one
of the Directors 1t Prairie du Chen. NJ. p lton
introduced him to Mr.. Brodhcad and tie latter
we are informed. gave him pass. He was
about this place and Prairie Gu Chen two or
three days, and we assumed that he was most
of that time lerseveringy engaged in securing
"unsolicitcd favors from the con,r any 1t is
POSSIBLE he may not have get a ass, hit it is il.
proof here that he importuncd gentlemen who
were personally strangers to him to assist him in
securing that favor which by o vote Of the
Directory, the Company had just resolved to
refuse even to its own officers!
We solicit business from all persons or COM
panies to the line Of selfresT ect, brit we never
have been SO craven as to beg money or nonee s.
worth from any man. Neither has "erossly
false" ever before been a piled to any STAT ment
made by US in life. To rel ell this FIRST insult Of
the kind we ever recei, ed, is our apology for so
many words on n very small subject.
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Mitchell RHPuBLIl AN--We learn from the
last No. of this paper that Walter b. Taicott a
practical p,intsr will hereafter be associated
with W.Pyrk.r in its publication. The bust
ness firm is now Parker & Talcott.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1857-10-28

ScANpAL-Onc of our business men was
married few weeks since to young lady of
the vicinity. In just one week after the we'd
ding she was missing and the absence of a
gentleman acquaintance Of hers about the same
time, satisfied the wrongcd husband that he
had been victimized. The rumor is that little
purse of money went away with the newly
married lady. The husband has bsen gone
several days in pursuit and until we hear from
him and haze his authority to do SO We shall
f0rbear the publication Of names.
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s U. s. TnEAsUaY.--!t is said that tie panic
has givrn such check to imports, aud ourvenc-
rable Encle his paid ont 50 many dollars in
redeeming his paitr, th.t the prospect Of an
simply treasury is before him. Well, Letter 50
than too full q one. the latter condition only
prompts the Ingenious lecehes about the De-
pa.tncn's to the invention Of modes for
s4uandering the p bic money, while ;hsre is no
difficulty in ef,ectins loan If the Government
is in absolute need Of the "Srondulieks.s'
fENEkT.--Ofthc Goshcn tIa. Democrat cal.
ed % us stcrdar.
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TRAIN TIME.-For Milwaukee and
Chicago, Trains leave Prairie du Chen
at 8, so A. NJ. and 8 p, n. Trains ar
rive at 4,45 A. II. and $50 p. NJ
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BiLLIAaDz-C. Van Valkcnbursl is now the
Proprietor of the St Julien Billiard Saloon
This is one Of tie finest establish moE;s Of tie
kind in hc west--we will have more 10 say
aJout \ an next week.
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81 AcApEMY.-The Stockholders will
meet on Tuesday evening next to trans
&C, important business relative to the
McGregor School Association, n..
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The Election.

lowA.-Wc find 60 Counties reported III the
North West with about 20 TO hear from. The
footings SO far give Lowe 500 maj. and we sup
pose he is elected. The Legislature will be
Republican. w.
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CHARLES s. D. JONES,
Attorney at Law and Notary Public,
No. /, Corner Of Main and S;rth Stree.
dubuque. 60. Iowa.

REFER ERCES:
Hon. Bernhart Hem, Hon. Theophus Parsons,
Fairfield, Iowa Hon. Emory Washburn.
Hon. Jane ~. Love, Law Faculty, Cambridge
U. s. District Judge, Mas.
Kcokuk, Iowa. Bernard G. Caulleld,
Col. Robert Robin on Atty, Chicago, Ill
Midd.etown Iowa Hon. Wm 2. Bodley,
Hon. Jno. McKeon. U. 81 Louisville, Ky
Dist. Atty, N. Y. City .Benoist, Shaw Il Co.,
Hon. John A. Dix, New Orleans, L.
N. 7. City lion. A. q. Penn,
Hon. James Campbell, New Orleans, L.
late p. NJ. Gen., Phila Hon. Rcverdy Johnson,
Col. james Page, Phila. Baltimore, Md
Peter NAPLES, n q. Phila. Col. Louis " Bogy,
L. A. Benoi,t 4 Co., st. Louis, Mo-
Bankers, st. Louis, Mo- lion. John =. Darby,
Hon. Joel Parker, st. Louis, Mo
81 Collections made and proceeds promptly remit
ted. 1851
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No sUJn cMURcH.-A letter came to Albany
directed ito the Church of God" The P. N
returned it as misscnt and stated that "there was
no ssch Church .here-they are all sect lrian.
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=. CoNvlorED has recently been cor.
victed ofthe murder Of Fischdick at Milwaukee.
He has heart-broken wife and helpless babe to
inherit his shame. t3t s-@
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The merchants Of st. Paul ask three
months extension on their Eastern Bills-it
must he given or they go to the wall and cred
itors will get scarcely 10 cents on the dollar.
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TELEoR4pH.--We are informed that the Tel
egraph is now in working order at Prairie du
Chen. Some of US hereaway must start a
Daily shortly. What say the readers Of our
paper7 Will Daily North Iowa Times be
backed up by the material cid Of subscribers
and Advertisers I Notify the light Of this
moon" VIC reckon. Next spring whan whoa.
brings more and trade is mere active we will
take the matter into serious consideration
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/ Ql7 1al

These figures are obtained from q report
made to the Wawkon Journal by c. White
Esq, Treasurer 1--WE believe) Of the county.
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T"1he Bakers" had good houss last night,
and from the applause received We judge they
took the popular heart by storm.
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FIR The Columbus tOh0 State Prison
was fired BY an ineendiary Oh tire I'D. and NIL
the shops in the North yard were consumed
Los $4,000. sa
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q MIxSEsoTA--Later returns m Ike RAMSEY
Rep. the Governor by small maj. The bal
ance ofihe State. lie sslatise, and Congressis''-
al Ticket is Dcmocr tic. l
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BARrH of South Bend Ind. also made us a
call. We like to sea our friends, and particular.
ly the H0osicr ones. st.
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THERE'S quite swell 10 our town,
Aad rus.lius Of late,
We arc improved in various ways
Especially in estate. &c.,. 3D.. -..
But we find We need improvement
In one important thing, .. .
There is not room upon our streets,
For the rustic and the swing,
OF the Hoops.
It's "elear the track, for 10 they GOMEZ
The girls in hoops l mean,
And out upon the dusty road
Each gent is quickly seen. '.. '' ~
And when the sidewalk he rsgains, v Ami
A full halfhour twill take ssFr ..
To brush the dust from Cd his boots,
And to deplore his fate.
Oh, the Hoops,
And II he chance to take . ride,
With fair one out Of town,
He finds that he must occupy
seat upon her gown.
And there he sits in mortal fear,
OF landing in the street "t
And he wonders how his lady-lovs
Can look 30 wondrous sweet,
&a.- IN those Hoops.
ia gent should think to promenade,
With lady to the Church,
He finds himself mistaken 5E
And sadly in the lurch. mi
~, Though she may crowd within the door a..
lie finds she cannot turn,
And take seat within the aisle,
And go she must return,
Wish hor Hoops.
We surely must enlarge our walks, $3.50.
For Hoops are all the rage,
And though we've takon to the TIGHTS
And riding in the Stage, vail
Yet We can scarce find room enough
To crowd our way along,
But business must progress you know,
In spite of all the throng, r..
r,f And the swinging Of the Hoops
October Fl, 1857.
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MAN KlL.Ep.--A tree fell on orc Of tie
Rail Road wo,kmen last Saturday AID kiuej
him ia tsn'2y
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DDERsy the Bookseller Of Cincinnati has
suspended--so has almost every body else.
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CHlo-Chase will have 2 jDJ majority; Leg.
islature lax. ely Democratic.
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The Times Publisher.

4uS 411ue9 TuDl1SQSI. 3
It viii be ebcerved by our readers that
c. w. SMITH Esq, is the Publisher Of this pa
per. Mr. Smith is from Lancaster ~ Hamp.
shire. He brings with him to this Office an
experience Of Ten.years as an Eastern Printer
and whatever Improvement our sheet may re
sent in its late issues is owing entirely to his
suggestion and good tasteL We know thing
practically of the mechanical department Of
a Printing Office, but we take pleasure in ad-
yising the public that no better workman than
Mr. Smith can be found in Iowa. Owing 10 q
gratifying run Of ,Job-wolk it has been out Of
our power to dress up the paper as we design to
Go, but as other times are hard just now, it will
not be expected that our Times should be in
first rate trim. We are not much ashamed Of
it, by the way, as it is; but witha Publisher at
the helm who is regular bred FAUST, we expect
to make the North Iowa Times walk right up
to the highest notch of western newspaper glo.
~. g- a.@Hrv .e#HaE zH4s-s eszss.rs
10 We rcS,octfullya rAnncst those who want
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ALAMAKEE CoUNrY.-The Total value ol
Real Estate in Alamakee is l,4l0,lG6
Personal Property. 4O7.G55
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Kansas.

Kansas.
There is no doabt Of the success of the re-
publicans, both on the Congressional and Leg
islative ticket. Our readers will remember
that we some time ago stated this would be the
result, giving as orr authority for the belief,
the opinion of DR.. EDDY of Indiana, who has
been the agen, of the L. States, for the sale of
the Delaware Trust Londs in Kansas. Mr. Par
Rorr, the Delegate elect, though an active DEM
o. rat two years ago-a warm advec1te OF the
ksnsas- Nebraska Bill and an effective supp or
ter of Geo. f. Pngh OF Oltin., for the U. S.
Senate, is ROW the exponent of the views Of
the Republican party in Kansas. He has not
changed an opinion to get this POSITION, and
hence our opponents can count On him no far
tlor than a"F'rec State" man. In this part,c-
ular Mr.. Parrot has the sympathy OF all Norl,.
ern Democrats, the President of the United
States included +; end We do not see what prof
it is to result 10 our opponents from this sue
cess. Mr.. Tyler was rnce supported by those
whom he had always opposed, and the result
was terrible disappointment 10 those who
sunk party views in their anxiety for triumph
over Mr.. Van Buren,. We aprrehcnd that Mr..
Parrott will be, as he has heretofore been, con-
sistcnt democrat on all questions of principle,
and en- advocate for Free State policy in Kan
sas. He is yong and auibitious-he sustain
ed the Nebraska Bill and therefore was not OBJ
ice io,,able to the Democracy-hc became in
dignant at the conduct Of the Missouri and
South Carolina Hotspurs--he was .courted By
the ultra northc: interests and "for considera-
ton he married the Republican party-accepted
the favor they proposed to b rthen him with and
now he has the commission in his rocke while
the New England leaders and special shriekcrs,
who have fought bled and died for Freedom
ase left in the ranks rnnoticcd and unknown.
Our opponents always confer their highest
honors upon the latest recruit. This shows a
forgiving disposition, but the policy does moi
always result proftab!y: ,. a..n... ..
We are rcjoiccd that the ''Free State party
has triumphed by peaceful vote and large
majority, because in this ultimation is contained
a vindicatian of tie principle of the much
denounced Nebraska Bill, and the fililmen
Of Democratic prediction as to its effects upo1
the peculiar institution in Kansas .r. q. d.
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New 81. II. Co.

The Prairie du Glen and Mani 40 II. Ro d
G. m any was r. gu arly CT s1izcd at Watcrvi!l",
Alan k; e County on the IS h Oc.otcr. W. r.
Ross Els was cha ri an Of he m ctng am
Geo. M. Dean Secretary. The OBJ Get OF the
meeting was explained b. Messrs Clark and
Becbe, to be the oganiza ton of a company to
construct r. Road up tie valley of Paint
Creek TO SINE point west. interscctins the
Minnesota Land Grant Rail Road at or near
the State Line. Articles Of Incorporation were
then read ard adopt d. Wa. kon the County
Seat of Alamakcc is the place where the trin-
cinal lusincss OF tic cont any will be tranSaft-
ed. Engineer Woodward exhibited map AMI
rrofle Of the route an indorsed its feasibility.
4 hoard Of l3 Directors was elected.
The following gentlemen are the officers for
the ems ing year.
Hon. John T. Clark President
Col T.Srooner Vice President
Francis Bclfoy Secretary
w. w. Hungerford Treasurer
Geo. E. Woodward Chief Engineer
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Chicago Distillery and Rectifyins
House.

W.T.. SHU ELNT e. Co,
Agents, i44 and 1873 South Wafer Street. 4
M .liILiR and uaauiact,rer lure SPIRITS
IL Alcohol Ui.o Recti:ed Viii hey Old kye Bauy-
boa aud aiouoiguhcia Whisky American ErsEdios
and Tin Port Wine Cherry Brandy and all dome ito
Liquor. Al Iigh Wines at Hiarket rates.
As ell to Eoue but the trade the attention Of
dealer, called 10 our article Oriers romitiy I'LL
cd and goods shipped at the lowest market prices
w. +. shuHLLDY T. CO. 1875 h. lv5 eouts Wa&sro
ssn3l GsG OMss bca, kNs
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.--r.as. 3 u r NJ II ANS .-.a.a
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE,
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS.

BURNHAMS
COMMERCIAL INSTITUTE.
ROCKFORD, ILLINOIS.
Etabli.hed June, 1855 Incorporated February 1857
Designed for Practical In trucon In Book Kcepin9>
Buness Penn,sn. hip, Commercial, Caleu.s-
tons and Higher Ma.hematics.
D,asrroRs. y
r D. ROBERTSON. Bsa; s<Rsv ". =. STEWART.
lIoS. AN ON 8. MILLER, VIM. BROWN, Esa.,
lion. WAIT TALcoTT, I. .BuRNuAM.
Mops OF DISTRACTION.
Each department Of Book Keeping, embracing Yndi-
v;dua Partner hip Account Mercantile and Manuhc-
.ur ng. Banking and W change, Commission and For
ward ng, steamboating, &C., Is taught n an entirely
original marnr.
course at pleasure there being class cement
in erfere with their progress. Each pupil can have
tho privilege Of reviewing At any time Persons Of
binary abilities become competent to manage any
let OF Rock in a ON 8 to 10 weeks. n .r"
FnKE LEc1UREs will be given trweekly during tho
Winter. by di tngushcd busnes Of this city, in
addition to the regular popular aud scientific
| TERMS. Il
| For full course, uime unlimited. including Book
Keeping, Practical Pcnmanship, Commercial Caleu-
lation and Lectures, $30,c0
Ladies Course, "a above, a.-n Ea .A.tt ~ 1000
Coop BOARD can be obtained in private families st
from s. so to s. per week. The whole expense of the
full including board, tuition, stationery and
diploma need not exceed Sos.
ROCKFORD is Justly noted as being Of the mot
thriving, healthy, moral ana romantic cities in the
We t. Students here enjoy every possible advan
tagc, and acquire rt class Blu ncas Education for
| one-half the usual expen e in larger cities.
Qua FACILITIES for practical Instruction be
surpassed in this country Catalogues containing par
tculars will be sent free upon application BY letter
otherwise. .ssz -.=.. - Ia. .'.-4....,. a
| L. W. BURNIIAM, Principal, and Professor of PEN
man 'hip. Book Keeping md the Law Of Trade ~
II. A. RICHARDS, Esq., Prof Of Book Keeping, Com.
mercial Calculation and Higher Mathematics
Hon. ANON S. MILLER, Lecturer Political Econ.
omy and the Laws Of Nations
| Hon. JAS. L. LOOP, Lecturer Commercial Law. IS
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We respectfully request those who wan
good work done in printing to call on U.s. 81.