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The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-06-13

We do not wish to scout the ideas mere
advanced. though we do not expect TO SEQ
The ..s,perhumans." Physiology teaches
many truths, which if needed would ~
doubt bring man to more healthy ana
natural state. If spiritualism is but hign.
er branch of this science we BID i 'oou
s,eed.. The despised theories OF one
eenerafea are frequently the sterilng
Truths Of the next. Perhaps we shall all
see the time when Newspapers VIII i''so
a Homo-cult,ual department ms 5pei' Pc
ces be embelished with cuts of 'li2 Iiiiol :
ous'' couples. and their promisin on
spring.
But we proceed to extract the followsiA
Miss Caroline Hincbley, one Of the sec~
retaries. then read scriptual communlca-
tion on the subject of Coordination,
from which we make the following ex-
tracts
There viii be just and intelligent com
bination of persons in the marriage reia-
ton. These, Invested of seifsiness'
cannot come together for sef-grat ilaca-
ton; cannot be moved by desire TO graf
ify the lower proponsities; cannot come
together for mere ease and convenience
but would come together because IN inc
highest sense they are one; and wflen py
any series Of events there. may come 70 %
a diversity of feeling, separation will be-
there will be no jar, no djscord, because
the word .'mine" shall have been erased
and "ours' written upon all things. Ana
it is this very condition of freedom, this
very purity Of soul, which shall bna neart
to heart and make them in divine sense
one. 'Tis narrow view to say even,
''My child, my husband, my wife,. Per-
sons Will not combine seeking their own,
but the highest good of each and all
LegaEsm will be unknown = true conju-
gaEsm will take its place.
1t may be marrow view" but we
apprehend there are many very worthy
persons who will cling with considerable
tenacity to the old fashioned and long
hallowed words "my husband, and my
wife,
Penates, can never become community
gods. We do not think the mass OF pro-
fessed spiritualists, wish the time to come
when "legalism will be unknown"
A paper of much interest, and decided
ly the best written one of all, was presen-
ted by Mrs. Farnham Of New York
Mrs. Farnham is well known in that
state. She has for some time been mat
ron in the state Prison at SingSng and 10
woman of more than ordinary mental
power and of irreproachable character and
benevolent disposition. Her words GER
tainly have q claim to attention. Some
Of her ideas we think beautiful, some true,
some visionary and absurd. Her paper
was on the mission of Women" We
can make but few extracts. After OPEN
ing the subject with a poetical description
of Eden, aud its loss she proceeds to say
sN
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-06-13

1t is for her to be SO cultivated. so han
Ply, spiritualizod, to become so chaste to
live so religiousy that in the nature of
things there cannot, through her, be oen-
Grated low, Ecentious thoughts. One
would think that ages must eiapse before
such condition could be reached, and vet
it must be kept in mind that new err il
beginning to dawn upon this earth: that
there will be new attractiofs-nex desires
ana loftier aspirations The poor. iivine
IN wretched novels, dwelling in rl;serabje
garrats, have around them certain attrao-
tons Of low character the m;ddiing
classes have attractions OF another charac,
ter-these they follow. A state Of h;rb
spiritual growth, Of great moral and re-
ligs1ous character will have its attractions
And in another place she adds.
1t is, then, for woman IN thenineteentb
century to SO live, be so pure. 50 boIv
that evil can find no place in her hosonn,'
and by law Of necessity she cannot ~
tract evil. How, then, Shall wo,,,oa ~ ss
rive at this high plane? Answer first =
ieiuilcit0nn of the world
and its vain allurements; by SAVING to ~
evil thoughts, lower propensit;es 81 eo ~,
me;get thee behind mel have n, shal
ter for thee" In the second nlaoo ''. ~.
needs to have a great purposa 4 IL '''0
something to work for. 10 coll II
higher, nobler powers; to consecrot 80 th nea
upon pure and lofty objects. Occ,,n 10 ths
mind with high thoughts, lofty laborrs' a ~,
Il has no time for generating and enI+ a,.a
ting the lower propensities r. tb - 4L!1
place. she needs to seek the co,,, 49, s'S'l'
5ne hottest purest and divinast persons y
pom sexes. From them there viii ;;ssr :,
1lle no T feelings and they become - ' bas
! ll,II'uali,zer,s-they clectrifv her With no.
holy and divine states. In tho =. 60 LIZ
place, she needs to have great easo io'Isn
spect to ablutions. n ressaot te'to ~ To-
the plrer fluids, whether asiaane -asaan9,
needs to enrobe herself il tl,a . awake
vlnest garments, that all her a pa1ss'' O.
a e1ba,la,ngs shall be Of pure and b 9a.-
This is all very good, but how ! :,
men to become $50 pure and bol,. 49,.
evil can find no place in her boss,. !,
She answers, "by a thorough re,naa.o
ton Of the world and its vain all,ro,,aa+,
Certainly; but what persuasive ;sIl7,-
enee will bring women to renounce tbosa
things. What will give her hiega and 81
!
noblng views Of life, drive out nass;o,,
selfishness, and vanity; FIJI her DAYS VIII
deeds Of benifeence and love. and n.,-a
her life rad ant with beauty and bless;ne,,
10 this all important question. The or.e1a
returns no answer. If there is some moo
&c power by which the pure aaa x;r.,,o,,,
can magnetic and draw into thera 49,,
sphere the vicious and the vie. then +,,,,.,
new era is beginning to lawn
But we do not believein HE notencv i
such influence. Noble msn and =
have always lived upon theeartb and ~,
and women are blind and groyelino st;ll
No suggestions however wise for roe,,,
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-06-13

@Hay Is quoted at from fifty TO sixty
dollars per ton in the St. Paul Nanaeso-
tian. The demand for it Is active even st
that prioe
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-06-13
CLIMATE.

LyiFg on the 45th. parallel of n. lat
itude we of course experience some .scold
terms" Yet the atmosphere is so free
from mist and yapors, that the cold does
not chill as at the East. No climate can
DO more healthy. Fever analogue is I'M
known unless brought in by some thin.
saaky fellow in quest of health. Doctors
fnd Ettle to do in easing people out of
the world, though they drive a brisk bust
nsss in helping young folks in.
SOIL AND SURFACE.
The surface is gently rolling. No ex-
tensivc prairies, no unwholsome marshes.
no deep impossible ravines. Mounds are
scattered all over the country, rising about
so feet from the level, but accessible bv
teams. Coolies, generally covered with
timber, project into the sides of the most of
them, and while the surface of the land is
free from stone, the sides ofthe mounds are
filed with the best of stone for building
and other purposes. The soil on the prai-
res Is generally deep, rich mold, with
clay, or fine sand sutsoil. On some of the
a'g1er land 1t is sandy or clayey loam.
| ne average crop ofwheas is 80 bushels
per acre. Many farms yield 40 and some
unes more. Oats from 40 to 60 bushels
: fsr acre, Corn about 80. All kinds Of
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-06-13

This is one Of the best watered sections
in the West. Besides the Mississippi and
st. Croix, there are the Willow, Kinnic-
kinnic, Rush, Trimbelle and Big rivers,
and plenty of smaller streams. Large
springs are very numerous. The quality
of the water needs no other recommends
ton, than the fact, that it is filed with
the finest kind of speckled trout.
The River Falls journal. (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1857-1861, 1857-06-13

root crops yield very abundantly. Prices
are invariably good. Wheat is now
worth s1,25 and oats, sl,oO per bushel.
TIMBER.
One great objection to many parts of
the West is the scarcity of timber. Here
we are well supplied. A large portion of
Pierce and St. Croix counties is well tim
bered. Wood is worth $500 per cord.
Lumber is worth from Is to % dollars
according to kind and quality. We have
the best Of hard wood lumber for all me-
chanical purposes.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-09

Aucsisn sals - valuAAas Lsnas II
1, Can. $500, 49, &c. 49,. NE.
~ ocsrt Asssiee, CLARK @.
6 Is s;1Iss s;. = y. ~, ~ ! y
tev lsl} - lSlSsl - vet half Z
nh r. = xte1Ia Nm Il sesth-ssol
y, ssdJls SgstS-sssJ( \ III ], iii il so~sssip
s5, range 9, west. The east half Of the wst
section -, the aorth-sast Of sssticn -, ~ wss
half Of south asction ~, Ana ~ sa1t Aale -
ssss s T .sos,os . :, gu = ssxnnip .sases
~ yeafi IN I sortA - ssSsi1AsJ 1nR -
e r.. Is: 1. .i L c,.,t ..u.sy; "a ....
s,siF;: ed s1s;, Y kst..s,: q.
s .sn . sss a:Ee y. s::: s.a ~
frsm to miles from Il.
y The tellswiag laaaswiA b sold Of pseots Als
Ct The Court Hoaso door i u. town u .e.phis.
ssotlsnd county, on Wednesday. ~ ~ dAsof o.
Meth As,f section Il, VEST MI seslA.east- go
ticn north east tection tswnship q, iepgslo,
wet 1sst hAtf south sAJt section 20, VsSs hali
hall ssstiop IS, s,ss ksii aeeiA,ssss sessss q,
wsst half 1outh west see1ioa ri, 80 M seatI.
eat section 80, east half cora -Aa3t aeeAjoa !;
.orth-vest section 80, south ham saoS 10 pstk
nsn eeyno. ~, VEST nan aouM-vNs eess1oA ~,
sowAs6tp ~ range 10.
Thsss lands lie In. Scotland eeaaty, lhsDt ALEC
eSASn pratsis md timber II suitahit prep1f tsns,
and oder every iuduepment 20 thuDe Who NlaAVltAes
- by On sPeeulstton OF 10 MAKE pefnta1At 1osa-
tions in this noarishing rstiGns IAss Mlmi4ippi
river on the one tide, ard tie Dts Aoinee SlA TIA
Ksckuk ard fers Dss Asipss Rsitoed = ~ 10th
srysupply csavsaient sceeb 70 the rlyr uaeksta,
and the projected Railroad frons Ksokuk 10 Ksnsss
City NJ - directly tArosSh tAis part u ths
Stsss d nssssNsi. aEt
and I ,ha.. 's ans. r' 49, ~
1885, and sYs 80 70 ~ ssld Tor che pu{ps6e Of
division andsr decree Of The Cifc1ip Csurt u
Clark County. They will b sold n 4sansitiss u
suit purchaser, aud the terms viii BE- oaeIfoprth
cash IN haaA, AID The bAisAss Ia twttva months,
with bend ana sPpsovsd sssussty as7s.
o. y. ENSIGN, Sheriff Ciafk Cuunty.
g. II. SHEfIkELOy /" SootlsaA 90
Aug1st 10, 1887 .Atv1uatAsl A@sY
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Amalga nation Comme need.

Amnlga matIOn CONNIE need.
We copy the following from the Muscatine
Enquirer Of a late date:
"a dark darky and q white female con-
ceived the idea few days since, Of journey.
ing down LIES 'thorny path together. -
Though the wife has . husband and three
small children, yet she left them all and
took up her abode with the scullud pus-
zen l'n
We should have thought they might have
waited until it was officially announced
whether the New Constitution war adopted.
However the Journal said il was, and that
was enough.
r. S. Since writing the above the female
has been "rescued" and escorted 70 her has
bands house. The escort numbered several
hundred individuals. o., what q country -
Council Bluffs Bugle.
That's the kind Of argument that Samuels
and his minions are addressing to sensible
people. A niger runs away with white
mans wife. "The new Constitution did it!''
of course. We sugges, for the considera-
ton OF our contemporary, whether it nigh.
no. have been the comet, instead OF the Con-
stitut!on.
ID. NlcHoLsoS's GROCERY EsrABLIsaxxss.
We copy from the St. Louis Leader the
following notice Of the above firm: sit
may not be generally known that we have in
St. Louis the largest retail and jobbing fam
lily grocery establishment, not only in tho
West, but in the United States. Mr.. David
Nicholson, from comparatively small begin.
nlng, has, during some years past, by re.
markablc course Of commercial wisdom.
forecast, enterprise and integrity, bull. up
business in this line which far cclipses any
even in New York. The explanation is that
al the East as soon as retail grocers reach a
certain point Of prosperity, they invariably
find 1t profitable TO 60 at once into whole.
sale business, leaving the more laborisus do.
tails OF the trade to shoss who lag behind
them in the race towards sninsnce. Mr..
Nicholson has not acted ON this rule, and the
consequence IL the creation Of colossal
aud magnificent bosincss, not matched on
this side OF the Atlantic, OK excelled on the
other. Very many articles, such q wines.
brandies, Scotch aies, London porter, fruits
preserves, de-, are imported by him directly.
The advantage Of this policy Is that he saves
the profit which would otherwise sccrus In
he Mex YORK o. New ci,saA. i,npor,er. una
furnishes to the purchaser an unimneacha.
bic guaranty Of the purity Of goods noto-
riously liable to deterioration, except when
subjected TO the most vigorous system OF
prevention. A <isit TO Mr. NichoIson's
warehouse would afford the curious : hall
hours most agreeable pastimc, and would
supply the fnlies, evidence Of the accuracy
OF these observations concerning ito
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-09

1000 Acres OF Land at Auction.
The Des Moines Navigation and Railroad
Company propose to sell at auction, at Des
Moines, on the 2lst Of rext month, 5000
acres of the improvement lands. $4,000
acres will be absolutely sold to the highest
bidder, in convenient parcels, but will not be
put up at less than 50 per acre. The terms
OF payment are for all timbered landr, from
one-half to two-shirds Of the purchase mo-
ney down; on other lands, bringing less than
So per acre, 81 per acre down on all other
lands, rs per cent. Of the purchase money
down, nd the remainder in Ave annual in
stalments, with 5 per cent. interest. Where
the purchaser desires to pay 10 full, dis
count of 10 per cent. will be made. Bonds
Of the Company will be received at their par
value.
An advertisement to this effec. is publish
ed by the Company. But since We have felt
constrained to criticise somewhat the pro-
ceedings Of this Company, they have seen iit
to publish no more advertisements in our
columns. We give the substance Of their
advertisement, therefore, insertion gratui-
tously.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-09

~. e 49, IoIloFb0g 0O0A1,
VINHB snhsesibSs Veald take m A4{kaA al In.
= forming tAAt sa1lsasn u Ksokek - Vie1nisv
that - 49, eaksa . - !. :" -
Sf1!s ssAsA 81, ~. Aata - 1lsalsses
Having besn ssaaeese1 1sr several ysase Nh ~
- - In AsuDss - Destsa, - feels 60 ~ ~
b inviting sny s.s il uant - CistAihx . Mr.
s 2. ~ sesekt ssasissisg II pAfa Il 0issk.
md 0sfnsn Dsee4eielke j. 0eAan ~ .rre.eA
Doeskins. OASsinsfsa. ia JiiE ssi II arseiilss
Vsstings. Furnishing 0seSs, TStnniap, q
Ksohsk. Iswa, ysly !, 'tf-4
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TIE ATLANTIC TKlsosApu.--i3y the last
arrival, We learn that the managers Of this
project are extremely sanguiae Of success.
The London Times says shat another a..
tempt 70 10y II will b msds in October.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-09-09

ApDsals nay y tekpa y tho Alsisise CSsss -
any party agsyieyAa b ~ ssasss Uea alanssjL
asasy ttse riihis tAisty Asys isssa. ~ 1snl ei
this nsties. a. So,
0lysa Xsdss NJ had this 4sh Aaynf 0spaenhr,
4 D.}SS1, HAWKINS FAY LON. ! !
ysspSdla stsilt tts..4 81 a. ,Nsyss. 4
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DAVID HItAAOLsON,
Mes. lt0 SD 190 III r. esseI..
DIRECTLY Opposite SosfANA Dssv " Corr Hos,e,
ST. LOUIS, NO., "
IL CENTRAL GROCERIES,,
wfkKs AND L 1 q n q -
Direct importers Of clarst Wines and Brandiss.
Sc Itch Whiskiss and Ates;
Barclay : Perkins, London Porter;
Pert Wine from London Docks;
Crosse Blackwell Pickles aid Catsups Ssrdlnss.
French FRUITS Preserves, Ac
Agent fur fonngsr's Sc0sch and AlIsopp's Pale
Ales, the genuine PEPPER Hsi4sick Cham pal gne
from kenAuid fraacois, New York.
setSdkwit
Asstgnneat.
RuKSs 4 REAl6EN, Of Keoksk, Iowa, have
~ this day assigned TO ~, for the benefit Of an
their crsditors, Al end singular their personal
property and ZEAL sststs. Creditors will pre- u
their Chains, under cath OF Abrasion, within
ASss nsnshs, - ihs Law rsqsirss.
JOHN H. DAY,
Sept. s.las7. ASniruse.
nspe-d6W lftUse sopY.1 -
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$3.50 eIonAr = Repeatedly violated,


Ivy these etstfltS y Hsnbssf Esss slass Piases.
w sss!d ~ thsi W. lavsis sseaivel lssn
Coz Afss slsoAet Plsass viii epsrseeas1 - 81
sSssss Rlass, Asd With . sitleeI ~
OsJ0 caApeAA 1ttachnsnt." a ncct ersaIfv.
rs gsess q ~ sps.issiy q 1ssslnas,' 0ssS !
thsir elegant sHnAess ed naauI1n r,saSs ~
- H1ge ~ ~ psbltsly sasl - ely s. -
lns ANefsseA riealsts, hal sise nsayly III A.
essn sse!6c No less visited this sssaisy. 4hsL
IN. 9ssessaAns Macon. SssAtessb. Jsssy la,
rssne ss.9nosy . THAR essas - ssssssle1ssS
nsftt 70 ~ lost eetteriee lssns. -. -
ssAt's aA fAfkfcK : CR0Ukt.
"a uain st4aak xHotnh
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Hoaeiru Arrival.

The Arago arrived at New York on the IN
She brings no important usws. The wealth.
sr in England bad bssp4 Axcslls1t, md ~
harvest would - sson sepplsla Br11-
stufs dull and dsslinilS. Fl{4T Nd d.
clined Is and whsat a69bd. 1sssa, iasa
and tallow steady. The divorce bill, which
has, been long under discussion in Parlia-
nsnt, had passed. The Pope aade visit to
Florence, but was coldly ssssivsd. 'Thsrs
had bean few failures amoag The Cora and
produces dealers At Liverpool. Brown, Bu-
chsnan I Co., fsiled Tor esO0,o eco. No news
from India. Nothing Of interest from the
continent. aMrk4.
80 Vermont Elecsisn.
Seventy towns foot sp-1lsrcHrR, (Rs-
publcAn) for Guernor, 1920; KErxs,
DEMOCRACY 5,e5s. ~ -
Sixty-seven towns have elected SO Repub.
lican representatives and II Democrats.
Wisconsin RrrrsIlcAx NOMINATIONS. The
Republicans Of Wisconsin have Nominated
A. W. Randall for Governor, Carl S'ehars for
Lieut.. Governor, ]. L.V. Thomas for Sec-
retaIy of State, .. D. Hsstings for Treasur-
or, J. G. McMynn for Superintendent Pub
lie Instruction, ]. G. MoGregor for Bank
Comptroller, and NJ. NJ. jackson for Attor-
ney General. ).
! JuDos CuRrIs.-Ths Portland State Of
Moine announces ne resignation Of Judge
Curtis, Of the o. s. Snpreme Court, to take
effect on the 8rst Of next month. Judge
Curtis was appointed b, Mr.. Fillmore, and
has proved himself, by general consent, ora
of the very ablest members Of the Supreme
Court for long period. His absence will
be strongly feltin the future sessions Of that
body, and the country will be fortunate in
deed il . successor 10 found equal to him in
point Of legal ability and ussfalssas.
The New Censsitasien.
Thefollowing 10 the proclamation Of Gov.
Grimes, establishing the New Constitution
as the paramount law OF the State
ThutLAAAIIUN.f
Whereas, an instrument known - the
ssNew Constitution Of the State Of Iowa."
adopted by the Constitutional Convention Of
said State, on the nth day Of March, A. D..
1857, was submitted to the qualified electors
Of said State at the annual election held on
Monday, the third day Of August, 1857, for
their approval or rejection
And whereas an official canvass Of the
votes cast at said election, shows thst there
we're forty thousand three hundred and slsv-
en- votes cast for the adoption Of said Con-
stitution, and thirty light thousand six hum
dred and eighty-o zone votes were cast aeainst
its adoption, leaving majority Of sixteen
hundred and thirty votes in favor Of its adop-
ton; j
Now, therefore, l, James w. Grimes, Gov
ernor Of said State, by virtue of the authors
ity conferred upon me, do hereby declare the
said New Constitution to be adopted, and
proclaim it to be the supreme law Of the
State Of Iowa. M
~ In testimony whereof have hare
s., ! unto. set my hand and caused To- be
= . affixed the Great seal Of the State
~ 81 lows.
Done at Iowa City this Third day Of Sep.
TENDER, A. D. 1857, Of tho Independence Of
the United States the Eighty second, and Of
the State of Iowa the Eleventh. BY the Gov
ernor, JAMES w. GRIMES.
ELIJAH Stills, Sec'y Of State.
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NEW AnRANGEnENT
CHANGE or TIME!
0Nsnd after Tue day. sspt. - i 1851 tsandays
~ and Mondays ssre ptsd), .Ft
THREE TRAINS DAILY
WILL BE RUN As yoLLoWs:
FIRST --Acomn1Asxisa lMissd] Train, viii
leave the sse.tos p ksekat - 7syoSe clock .. M,
precisely, and arriv, In Aontross at-s:lo .. M
Returning, ileave Monsyosss t $50 4. m, and
arrive st, X sekuk ~ ESQ .. n. s 80
SKc0NDa-A Mail Train viii lsavs the sta4isa at
Kesksk q 1910 O'Clock p m, precisely, and ar
rive q Aontross Station At.l:1sp. u. Astuining,
leave Montrose 81 3e0 o'clock p m, and arrive II
Keokuk ct $40 p. m.
THIRD-Exprsss Accommodation Train, win
leave keckuk Depot $40 o'clocx p. m. and arrive
at Aontrose Station At 6:3U p. M Rsterning
leave Montscse Att O'Clock p. m, and arrive ct
keokuk n $40 p. Nj.
IA- On Sundays, the Mail will be the only train,
and ths Train will not run On Monday.
The Mail Train il sxpsctsd 10 make tho usual
Packet correction.
JNo. ADAIR MCDOWELL,
sep8d Engineer and 6uperin ndent.
n. TswEsBunv, Ticket Agent Ksokuk.
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IOWA Goa. aansag,

INV OO0I1o89ke
TIME next College tern Vial sonnsnes en- Thass
day, Sept, II. 1857. Candidates for adnisaisn
will 10 exsmised the day previous. The facilty
Of instructisn v ~ follows: tts4
Rev. ERAsTUs kIPLEY, Carter Pssfessss .sa
Ah Rss = afSEYE. BuILEx. Professor q x.AA..
MATES and NA1nSal Philooophy. En-
DAVID 8. sAELDON, n A., Professor 81
Chemistry cd Natural SeisAcs. s48
Rev. DAy'L LANE, n. A.. Pssfsssor 1t Mental
- -, lssdris Pro1sssss Of Civn n
gineexing and 6dsnti1s AeeAapias.
----, Professor Of Rhstefic Ard Rnslish
49,. euIscur. n. A.. Pr,.s.p.l p.p...-
The College oeurss Of study occupies fsur ysars,
and 10 equivalent 10 that Of che bsst Rsssssn CAL
lsges. 4
weak ineideaials. roon rent, -, iren = y 4s
Young, ladies win hszsaf.sr - sanitasd q
the College Classee, On examination b The Fac.
sly lnsw boarding sosss. adjassst 70 the
The Preparatory department via b. ,aals stil
more sd6cisnt than hsrstafcp. BesiAes ss6oyinG
the exclusive attention II n exp~isassd tsashss,
Ia an Eastern College, instrueSions Vim s egeo.
- nseessary, b. the Predecessor y ~, ssaelsasi
branches Of study. Tor nskhsd, tAecea11 -
and tbs pxodasties ~ sshelasSAio ID r iG3sa1sd
that this dspArtsent shall naiatatn tAs vssy int
rank. Young Ladies admitted y : fsv advssssd
clAsses.
Taision. q pr aass.- -Isssaeas.l,
~ above.
CALENDAR Three sessions ~ ssnsn. Of Is
! weeks eash. The location Of The College, over
looking the eitiss Of DAvsApost anA Ksek Island,
and tAs Mississippi River. l., for hssltAfulnsss,
beauty and Atnsss tor study unsurpaased. The
standing Shs inatitntion ~ a<quiseA for thor
oughness and 1dslity of Instruessoa. will be still
further advanced feature = ~ resources increase
IL buildings, grounds, TO-. As.. AFs ample and
convenient, and its prosperity and psslulAsup
sniarGins. Appli&tioa shoald BE- aaAs = ~
fAculty. 5F
Davenport. lows. Avg. -. 81. [aspsAssvaa
tseseene IN krO0eh. GeFnDD, Lasau.
Gseeks Drawing 4 0Alho0assco. I
DROP. bRAkSS odsFs his services q tsacher 81
= the Languages, Dssviag and Ecisaess to ~
Ladies and dentlsmsn u ksokak.
We. the undsrsigns1, having had instructions
from Prof. BrAsss persUnsliy and In our families,
chserfully rscommed him - the citizens Of Ksokpk
- good, Efficient and faithful teacher, II cysry
way worthy Of their pAtSonAgs.
Kev. NJ. Williams, WA, Bern
Mum B. Dickinson, r. Iichnf.
An. Geo. = Kilbosras, Julse (astsss. &
August I'D sf5's - ~ 81 81
I IA BBLa. super ior NiekiRnn Htuooc SnnSrioS