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The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-02-07
COLLEGE STUDIES

II 4. sULiOT, A. NJ, native of Paris, France, q
Il Graduate Of Tho University Of bdinburg, Scot.
md, an experienced teacher both In England and
Professor Of Mathematics and Languages In seve.
raj Institutions Ia this country, ant XIV. Gk0.
w, SAklDS, A, M, native OF Pniiadeipbta, q
GRADUATE Of the untssrsiy of PephsylyGnis al
.elphia and dur'Rg ten years Practical teach
or, do herewith very respectfully announce that
they are prepared - receive : limited HalAbsi VI
Young gentlemen, whom they will instruct at
ihsiI option IN any Of he following si1dies viz
maa and English Languages. the Mental Morls and
Physical Sciences, including thorough course Of
Maine f.V4.. j. iiLIsiis ~ iae Ia> VII, hhs-
wise this course applied 70 me AZ. ~ sSSrEe!sns,
oisi pursuits.
wish to enter college, and guarantee their admission
int q the cass they may strive 10 eater,
This department will DO strictly select, Tho
number Of pupils will not exceed s.sHfS -Sss, an
no persoa viii be received unlsss his age Aud ae-
auiem sn,s pssmi. Of hisbeiag eonyehientl! class
the otascs 4 % havs as fsw clssses IS possible
studying he ssls branch, ~ that the tesehsrs' time
may No employ red 70 the greatest advantage,
dtsai plpe thorough mental training and the facility
Ia tssehinx acquired by many years experience, We
sruN 70 rake sha Institute worthy Of The liberal
patronage Of this comu,uuity
Rag tossnd pupils or themselves enter students,
stiists ID O., sbovs Hrady.
Isr,as srs :. ss1iasiy assrsl, which will sntit!s
!" instruction aa' Rfk r. siS .nS s'snlns
Tue Right Rev. RisAop n. W, Lee, b. D.
Rev. Alfred Loaderosek, Rev. z. +: Aasoaa,
Rev. - bAstion, Rev. l.. Miles,
Gen, Geo. y. Sargent, kbsnsssr Cook, BEG.
Dr. Geo. W. Carer, Dr.. Meyers,
l Or. w M Line, w. 8. Collins, kA2'
N. w. woodward ESQ. Alfred Sanders, HI,
sAlA 0.s' 9. Dew. IA.
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Latest II 8 vs.
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.

Nsw YoHx, Feb. 8.
The steamship Baltic has arrived below
with Liverpool dates to Jan. 9lst.
Political news unimportant.
Swiss question considered settled, - the
Neufchatel prisoners have bssn liberated.
The event Of most interest 10 the trial OF
terger, the assassin Of the Archbishop Of
Paris, The trial 10 full Of dramatic inter
est. Verger 10 condemned.
A mutiny Of a colorsd crew took place
on board the l.. Bogart. in the river Mersey,
fer Mobile. The first mate was badly
wounded. The second mate was arrested
CT shooting . ssanen, and th.es of crew
or assault.
Lord Palnsrston had issued circular to
the House Of Commons, stating that busi-
ness of great Importance would be laid
before the coming session of Parliament,
and expressing an earnest hope that oil the
members would be 10 their places at the
opsning.
Lord Napier had arrived 10 London to
make prepar atoms for his departure on bis
American mission,
A dispatch from Berns Of the 18th states
that the Neutchatel prisoners were on the
preceding night escorted by . dstashm ent
Of swiss troops to the French frontier.
The English at Canton were strengthen
ing their position but showed disposition
to remain defensive until they had adyices
from England. Meanwhile rsiuforcsmsnts
are understood to be sent for.
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GENERAL WAsHrserox Intel L1oIscE.

GENERAL WAsHINoroA IATRLLIoRNcI.
Washington. Feb: 4.
Mr.. Simenton, although weak from re-
cent illness, appeared before the Select
Committee today.
After remaining two hours he became
30 sick that they insisted on disseminating
the examination,
The Central American treaty was sesin
discussed for three hours to-day in the Ex.
ecutive session Of the 6sdate, but was not
included.
The Secretary Of War in reply to Mr..
6eward's resolution says that from military
considerations the Nicaragua river should be
surveyed.
The Senate debated for nearly three
hours on the Dallas and Clarendon Trsa.
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LU M u II r.!
AT
MONS
Steam Saw & Planning Mills,
SASH, DOO8 Il BLlND FACTORY.
ksFA, Farmers and tbs publie generally to my large
and well assorted stock Of
LuN1x1, LAfH AND sHHGLHs,
sad TO Cash Purchasers VIII make il an object TO
ecu at my nlil-ths Lowest Mill on ssco ad street,
where have nov ON hand,
Fencing Of all lengths, fron u to ~ f.
Framing Lumber Of evsry dimension;
FlseEinS, plaAsd q rsssA,
Dan Boards Of alllsaRtAE
Shingles, SHAVED, eat Or sawed;
Lsth Of the best quality;
Also Furnishing Lvnher, siding, %.
lam now prepared to furnish at short notice,
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
VindOv and Door 1rsnss. Arshitrsvss and
Architravs N0uldisgs, Coln1ns and Pr
lasssr Work, Plinths : Dass Boards.
Panel Work. cofniess, Mould
inas from 3 to inches wide.
Vsrandah Z Balustrads
Scroll Work,
BRACRkITs, C0NSOLkS and aEDALLioa Or
NAAkNTs, SCROLL SAVING done to order.
The machinery in my Door, Sash and Blind Fac
and having competent ork men, all odsrs left with
me will be nllsd with promptHsss and guaranteed
Thankful 70. past fssofs, j hope BY strict alten-
lion 10 all orders ~ merit continuance OF same
dec 10 .. ". 'aNNoN.
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0ousvs second lecture was we'll attend.
q, L. Claire Hall being about a. crowded
a Il was the first night. Portions of the
lecture were beautiful, the peroration on
cold water being magnidcently eloquent, al.
though the ideas were not original with Mr..
Cough. His lectures have given sadsfac-
don, although we understand from those
Who listened to him yssrs ago that he was
not 10 eloquent In his lectures here a. for
mevly. The influence Of bis lectures 10 GER
tainly good, and We hope il will live in this
place even longer than the memory Of his
rare sloqusncs.
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IssTs1pAY might be set down 40 about
- dullest day Of the winter in Davenport.
TAsrs was scarcely team in from the
s,un,ry, the drsymsn and town tssms,sr.
were wealth r. bound, while no one ventures
cut Of doors except under actual compul-
sies. 1t was wading and deep wsding over
al the town. Fortunately there was no
lecture or public entertainment last even.
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1tysls.-The ice was still firm at 6t.
Louis last Wednesday. The Ohio 10 open
ltem amithlsnd to the mouth. The river
had risen last Tuesday nine feet at Smith
land. and was reported still rising. There
Il rise in the upper Ohio. No Ice between
louisville and the mouth of Salt river. The
1lississippi Il open from Cairo down.
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Mrs.. NAcRHADY.-By advertisement it
Will b perceived that this lady will give
1sadinss at the L. Clsirs Hall nsxt Mon.
day evening. We have had an opportunity
efsxaminins the programme for the eve
Ming, and W ere sure II will prove very At
uaesive. Nrs. Macresdy's Readings here
last summer gave great satisfaction to
,hoss who attended, and we bespeak her .
full house for Monday evening.
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WAsr DaE1.-A nicely dressed gentle.
man slipped down yesterday rearwards into
q gutter Of deep water. He rose quickly,
nut was We, almost to the middle. He took
Z careful look at himself, and concluded the
cutter was abou, waist deep. There was
certainly pretty deep waste in the nicely
Of bic appearance.
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AecDssr.--A lite boy six years old son
Of Mr.. Hsgs, Of Dubuque. wss ran over BY
. vason last Monday. and so severely In
ju.sA that ons leg had to BE- ampasatsd.>
The owner Of the team was arrested and
Aned for fast driving.
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aucx WsAruEn.-The last few days
have been mild. Night before last con'id'
srabls rsiu fell, and yesterday morning was
developed in an old fashioned drizzie, Every
thing was covered with ice, small twigs
dropping from the trees with their icy bur
den, she houses shining with the frozen
nsa,le. and the streets . missrably slippery
slssh. I, was cherries and decidedly I'M
eonfortabls. A freeze on top of this rain
viii render walking 'lickery beyond meas
tlfe,
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RsyrvAL.--Ar revival has been in progress
a the Second Baptist Church in this city
Bsv. Nr. Miles. Pastor. for some time we
undsrssand good many new converts will
b baptized to- morrow.
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Iouxpar 9. o. Shsrey, has his
foundry now In full blast, having already
made several cheats" He executes all
kinds Of csssings in the very best Of style'
especially house fronts, which kind OF work
ha aolicits
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A LADY

WHO has BEEN cured Of grss. nervous ds6iiit,
w itsr many ysars OF miser,t, desires 70 MAKE
knc u to eli fsllSw-suGessrs the sure means o. r.
sss, Nts. MARY 3. DBwfTf sossoI, Mss, and
10 pssssnp,ien VIII ~ sent, rec, 81 next pes''
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Walkers Operations.

New YORK, Feb. o.-By information re-.
csivsd through Gen. Csseneau, from gem
tlemsn who arrived on Wednesday morning,
via Hayana, from Californis, il appssrs that
when he was at San Juan, on the 1lst ult.,
he stopped there few hours and had . con
versation with Mr.. Scott, the Nicaragua
Transit Company's agent, who informed
him that steamer, in first rate condition,
was shout to start up the river with be-
tween two and three hundred men, 10 take
possession Of the forts held by the alice,
about 500 miles up.
General C,'s informant also had q CONVEX
sotion with Col. Kinney at Grsytow and
learned from him thst he had received word
from Walker about six days previous, that
there was great dissatisfaction among The
allies, and that the Costa Ricans were pc
ssrting largely to Walker.
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New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLHAxs, Feb. 2, P. N.
Mess pork 10 dull At cal, with only re-
tail demand.
Bacon 10 scarce, and the markets very
firm, holders, in most cases asking prices
above the quotations; sales Of 80 hhds at 10
and lo9S for prime shoulders and sides
crib in).
Flour 10 dull, and prices tending down.
ward, sales Of / 400 ibis At o6,7506,S7 for
superfine Ohio and Indiana,
Whiskey il dull and heavy. Ths outside
rates for raw 10 % and for rectided ssc.
A fair demand exists for sugar and prices
are again slightly higher. Sales Of $40 hhds
at loo for fair. =
Coffee 10 frm with fair demand; sales
of 1000 bags At lO0lO,s for fair and prime
Rio.
Wheat 10 selling at Sl.es for prime Red
and Sl,7o for prime white.
Lard oil 10 firm at $3.50.
Oats are in moderate demand and firm
at e0c.
Other articles are unchanged.
NEW ORLEAHs, Feb. 3.-Flour closed
with decliaing tendency. White wheat
CLIO. Corn closed with an advancing
tendency; sales a elOSl.lO. Provisions
generally unchanged. FreiQhts quiet.
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MINNESOTA HAND BOOK


Beck Department.
ATEANDBRS' C3nHsntary complete,
IN By Conant, $500
Bible Manual, BY w. W. EveIts, $50
llIua rasions Of Scripture, BY n. 3. Hacksts, l,25
History Translation the Rnslsh Bibls,
Mrs.. C0nant, rs
Bible Dictionary, BY H. Maicolm, D. G., IS
n eodssia or Heroine OF Faith, with Portrait, 100
SpuFgson The Modern whitasld, BY Magown, 100
Sacred Scenes and Ohs actsrs by Hssdisy, l,Ss
Foot r dnts Of the Creator By Huek Miller, 1.V0
Old Red Sandstone, sseravings, 400
Plurality Of Worlds, ~ =. Hitchcock, ?. F., 100
Earth and Man, DUCT, LIS
Man, Phmsval, harrs, IS
Pre- "A DANTE Earth, " leo
Chn q In History, IS TurnbuH, LES
Riches OF Grace By 60 Living Witnesses, 100
Msditasions % Last Days Of Christ, 100
Prophets and Kings Of The Old Test snsat. I,Ss
Snittsn Household, or Thoughts for The
Afflicted, 100
ChrstiSQ Mirror, Lectures ~ !. Jstss, d. b. IS
Alto, % Brady st., near the Past Once.
No elu ELL ADAMS.
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New York Items,

WAsHlssFoH, Feb. b-Ths New York
Chamber OF Commerce to day sgrsed to
send q memorial to Albany for removal Of
Quarantine. .
A dispatch from Washington says the
House p. q. Committee have decided to.
day to report bill giving the ocean mail
steamers contract to the lowest bidders.-
They have slss agreed to report bill TAX
ing the Collins steamers at valuation, on
Government account.
Col. w. D. Msrricks, of Charles CO., Md.
formerly U. q. Henator, died here this
morning at an advanced ago.
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STEAMERS SUNK.

CIaClNxA7I, Feb. 3.
The ice in the river moved this morning
at half past three o'clock distance Of two
miles and gorged again. The steamers
Gipsey, A, w. Qnarrisr and james Watt,
lying above the city, sunk. The Quarter
had en- board cargo of groceries for Ka-
nawha River, which 10 badly danassd.-
Boats At the wharf uninjursd.
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The Saturday EveAinS Post.
Tbs Best Weekly Paper.
SAMPLE NUMBERS FURNISHED 0hAAis'
Examine for Yourselves,
Apply 10 the Publishes, -,,o,
DEACON Il PETERSON,
fabaduvst 65 South Third ST., Fhlis'
RsTRAYs TAKEN UP,

f7.xRRY Mp wesashs, Roofing. -
WA or about years old, crop anaA1
andsfbiI OF eacl ear, tip Of ears and END
Of nsse red also year old seer, iark nIS1a
sSaoy fork In hgh. ear stripe On T Ias1 peo. is
TaSSl. Gov, Year. I'D, white On ,he belly, Whit
III THS face, white on tail, white On both hind Iess
81 Navstus Ely, Davenport Tp, pee. ", reg e Sos.
short horns white spots; pale red COZ, wnis Gss
q red Cow, black facei red Csw, white nse, 'sns
and belly, aud one red and white Heller; ~
Uhrisla Iolai, Wlnfsll Tp.,s sosFSi ho.se on
white legs, name and face, ssa,s OLD. ~ .shi
Hawiho rn, LeCisire Tr., bag Mare aoout yss,'
,esIs old white face, hi legs aud lei, fo1s Iost
saddle marked, shout ii hands high. ~ CsIee
sorrel Mare Colt one year old, white stripe IN ses
By Levi Mccoy, LeClare Tp,., one lssrnns req
Steer, some white on forehead aud p2th nsnAs -
John Conpof ALIENS Grove pale T fo1 sest
abort heavy horns, a lew white haifs ~ ioienosa
svme while ai,s on iians sand TAIL years Oh. ~
William Posion, Pleasant Vali,I fp. reaish erlnSie
OK, marked on ears and white on osii, stssis
old. Al.o, white OK, red neck an seso, VIII
about shoulders, years old. Also, white OK MARI
cd ia ears, 5 Yeas old. BY Madison De ~,
HEX DRY Grove Up, red year vla steer, pn os'
Of righi ear; year old orindie stss msIAeI
ears. ByN. Melton, a yearliIs brown stssf' "lNe
Ell back ana belly, }. D. RAi cso,,t
JAMES wSt- s%S' e0N
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susr.-The steamers Boston and Cabinet
were sunk BY the ice in the Ohio the early
psrt Of this week The Boston was va'u-
abls boat.
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Vessel Ashore

Sandy Hook, Feb. ..
The schooner R ]. levitt, Capt Oliver,
from Boston, bound to New York, came
ashore on the point about 10 o'clock this
morning, In 4 thick fog.
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s II TE N d " r. Il

here the east of Nail
Rods and Hand made MALE,
Horss Shoe Shapes from Peru an d
other good brands OF icop; iron Of all
sizes and shapes; Carriage sad Wagon
maker stock IL largo guam sitiss and
good qualities, consisting Of
Cloths for Trim ming, Rabber&
Oh Cloth for 70 ps, Patent ind
Rnameled Leath-
sr, Maleable ixoL IL
9sat variety; Axles and
Thimble skiass at uIcosancn
low prices; Pipe and eommo1
Boxes, Springs, f.. Stock fox
Cabinet Makers, such as CesloSs
toreii kinds Of furniture, To-
bic Butts, Drawer Ward.
robeand TIL Locks,
brass and Aoa Hinges, 30, Our
stock Of Mises ilansous, staple
and fancy goods IS always large,
We now offer eatlsr Betting from the
most approved makes st their prices;
also agents fox the largest IaauIfae-
turers Of Rub beT Betting; this
article 10 fast taking the
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An Assortment of Merchandise,

cash prices, would be exchanged fer real estate in
-hDsvsnport or vicinity, Persons wishing to make a
frsds Of that kidd will Sall at nay store.
II. ". NORRIS,
AuftiOHerr aud Commission Merchant,
ieS2.-dtf SeeoEa II. near Perry.
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We're not Summers DiotiIlafion La

Were not Summers Distillation Left,
a1uid prisoner pent Ia walls Of glass,
beaufy's effect With hssaty teraff
Nor i, nor 10 remembrance what II wac
i3ai flowers distilled though they with winter H.sse
Loss but then show tier substance still nyas swess
sEef nifty iA1sTsnt fashionable extracts AZ 20 eli, bar
b5he eaaris bottles open Tor public inspection and
q" al may ~ before they use. Also FANCY
: as gALM OF THeusAND FLO WERS, HAIR
pll"si foH-ADs->t etc, ete.a JU0Y'5.
VttSJ Rraly e. let. iih and STU.
At Private Sale,
tSEW sfstrste Carriage, with standing top, ssa
very 10" price tnoy1tG IL w. Monks
Childrsu's Wooden Goods,
rsl assortment Ia town, al JGOlis
- Gxtl1 Brady ST., bet. 18th and sth
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J. yos STALLS must send W bis real
name. Il Il possible We cannot impress
this upon correspondence
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HolAcH GlElLY gave . lecture at hock
Island "Wednesday evening. His subject
vss Eduea,iop. He had large audience,
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Terrible Fire,

New York, Feb. 3.
The cabinet factory Of Henry ASH on
Essex street was destroyed BY Are this A. II.
Loss e2S. 900. Partially insured.
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NOURSE g. VIELE,
Corner Of Front and Rock Island Streets,
Have for sale at reduced Psiess,'
DIlA O. ;C L pM MILL l.

Pc A s Els + A X nj NJ ! l. l.,
for grinding whest, coIn, &c.
THE STAR MIL l.,
for grinding corn aud corn In the ear
Cor shelters, Meat Guitars, Sausage stuf-
fsrs, Ncarsgors Agricultural BotlsSs,
Ths beat used OSAGk ORANGE SEED, whole.
sale and retail, Sc. )ani.wa
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THROUGH OUR

Mills for corn
&othsJ srsia Steam
Engines Of Sly sizs, slss
Rotary Saving Eschtnss
furnished 70 order; Iron Mao
ties and Gratsssi wars Oh
hand, Steam WI is3les and
Brass goods for 81 IL
work generally in Ls
line Of BlildiGx MatsrI
ais We DEFY competi-
ten. We give paItfea.
y lAr attention to this branch Of als tEAts
sad know that We can salts IL am aud
I'll Who have occasion TO want any goods
In the way Of building. We keep oaly he
hest brands OF Male and Spikes, Viii to Lead I
Paiat on, and very large assortment Of
Trimming such az Locks Latchss, Butte
: Hinges, Glass, Bash, Doors, Putty, xAsh
Puliies Window Springs and Locks,
Wsiehts and Cold and thinss tSo manner ous tc
mention. Our stock Of Esnay Hardware aud Sh
sosda Will 10 found attractive. We have . dne a.
sortmsnt u Silver plated Ware, consisting Of Tss
0stts, Cake kaskets, Coffee Urns, Table and Tes
spoons, Bresksazt and Dinner Csstors new
styles, Mustard, sugar and Salt spoons
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GOLD! GOLD, GOLD!

EeeMiblg Dress Goods.
NKTHITR BROCADE SILKS;
w Light stripe and Plaid Silks
White, pink and blue Crosse he Parric:
Pink, blue and white silk Tulls
Coiofed Baregss and Iarletons
Pink, blue and buff Merinos; q
E,nbr0idesses Of ecery Description.
silk Bsrtbasa nj Gre uaps
vslsneiennes AL Maltese Lace Setts;
- White and light colored Xvi doves;
And great variety Of every style Of Evening Dress
Goods can be found at WADSWORTHs,
dsce-dn Second 1t. opposite LeClaire House
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FRUIT TREES.

TIME sHbseribsrs viii lake srds for Fruit Trees
i Of every dsscristion, V DO delivered Ia Dsssn.
port at eastern retail prices without adiiti cnsl
lharse far freiSht. NOURSE 4 VIELE,
i.n9a S2m corner Of Rock Islssd & Front ats,
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NO. Is, BRADY STREET

made b. Jno Dssze AID
at his prices also the most
apurovei kinds Of Hazrows and
ID Harrow Teeth, Seed Sewers,
csrn Planters, Rsapers and Now
or. cradles, scythes, Rakes, Aorss
and hand; Forks Of all kinds, shov-
els, spades, cr9v Bars, Pioks,
c-r.hs,s nav and StrawC Cutters
r.. En,ves. Grind stones, Trace,
10 snd Breast Chains, Lrm-
Der Wagon. Of So.
perior make, Wheel
Bauova, Cauldron
Kettles, single and n stsTss; OK
Jokes and Bows, e all Of which
with other articles We ohsr a.
cheap If not cheap Or than any
ether agricultural house n Chi
ea9oc or other pla ces. Work
srs in wood viii md ia or
stock . most complete sasoyt.
mont Of all Tools and inple-
nents for their Use; We Of
fer the carpenter and
icinsT warranted
tools from
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e 3 D O a = I o n !.

~ III u q a j u ~
"'Tis Kducaton forms the common misd,
Just a. the tWig 10 bent the trees inclined"
"AViA0 received sn Agency for
III AoRhlo0kss Sch eel APPorasMs,
The attention Of TkACHkRS and TRUSTEES is
solicited 70 The specimens Just received including the
CeRnsn 6sAosl 1t, price &c, 90.
Packed In . box com risiDg an Osssy, TsllariAn,
Geom stsicsl SoliAs, Tsrfssuai Globe iAeb, M
neral frame, HsmispAsrs Globe, Cubs Rsot Blocks
(sx:sa) Text Be0k and Magnet.
Bach Of the above for sals separate. Also,
Brsss Mounted Orrevys, ol2, 50 and Is, 90
" Celestial Spheres, 800
Poiatug Rods, jsistsd viii screws y Is
Doable blaSee, 10 soc, 10 3 60
Holbreoks Nsissless Drawing sstss, No. / and .,
BOOk6
:. "''s = '' 8 double, 60
Black Board Rubbers and Chalk.
Lanes Mechanical raradox,
or Gyroseops, $500 $40.
Alss, castings for improved
School Desks.
At Tho Iowa Book 1oens,"
No. 80 Brady stssss, Aeors north We Post Once
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Periodical Department. January 94th.
TRIBUNE Almspas and Political Register fer
i 1857; sinels oopiss, is esnts; per dozen, So
0odsyS 1edy's Book for February,
0rahsu's Magazine, - %
Hallou's do ArthRrs Home do
Yankee Notions, Nix Max,
Aarpsr's surnal 81 Civilization, JaA. II,
u. Fork Tribune, Semi Weekly l6Ih, Weekly
Flag Of our Union, Jan. 84th, tl7th,
oallou's tetorisl, Jsl. 2ltk,
LeDlisb Illustrated, do Do
Losdon illustrated Ns1l, December 9Th.
lne - u 1LkAQAMs.
dedsy's Lady's Beck for 1sbl11ky.
A LSO, Graham Magazine, Arthsr's Home, Van kes
"A Motions, nix MAJ, &c, for February, at
he Iowa Book 1oems,
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The Cranberry.
CArDeMter y MORRISON,
LAND AGENTS

Fort 1JoGASoS low
(k1ILL pay particular attention &c Tie seiscuo.
w Land, and location OF Land Warrants payment
Taxes and Land Business In Senelsi
Land Warrants
Eor SIDE foE Cash. ox located CO F'Ins
To -,
uook Sargent, Davenport Iowa " .assIi ~
cinnati o.: Nostsr & Templsin, heO ,ne hfS smnsS
Perrin, Now Orleans; Jslll o. Sargent sshfngtons y
Lon II Stuart, Greenfield, Ohio. Apllo-Nu