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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-29


well stuck 70, If rs good rs the truth
any day." still continues to repeat and
reiteratc aud affirm and swear to, the
same unmitieated faIsehoods. Every
reasonable man in the community I'M
derstands the cause OF the present un-
fortunate condition Of The national f.
nances and the members Of the rrpuh-
lican party will not, We are assured
consider themselves at all compliment
ted by a deliberate attempt on the part
Of the Uozette to impose apon them
however delighted they might DC II the
statements we're true. i Is well I'M
lcrstood that the government IS entire
ly dependant for the means Of meeting
its expenses, upon the revenue recel9-
Cd from duties on imports, and That the
necessity which existed for the issne OF
the loans, was caused by the fading off
Of imports, conseq ucnt upon the late
extraordinary commercial revolution.
To this is also to be aided the isct
that Just at this unfortunate period, the
government was obliged to provide Tor
An extraordinary expense III the sup
pression of the Mormon rebellion. The
latter difficulty by the submissioR OF
the Mormons has been ohyiatcd; and
the former, by the revival OF trade
which has now commenced, viii soon
be removed and before mnn mouths
the national treasury will be in lis for
mer healthy condition, lfthc Gazette
eau prove that the administration Gro
atcd the unforeseen ~comIDcrc'al rcy0-
luton and melted the Mormon rebe,
ion, there may be sonic reason in Il
charges but until it is prepared to do
this it had better contlnc Us attention
TO the manufacture of border ruaian
outrag cs' and to the whitcwastHng OF
the characters OF 6rocly, Weed Webb
Matteson, Banks 4 Co. The subject
Of bleeding Kansas" j. maca hcttg1
suited to its capacities than mater 81
finance and public veal.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-29
"Isme' In CONVENTION.

On Saturday las NJ the city ( at
land in the STATE Of Vermont, n'tct
States of America, a Convcn'ior vas
held the proceeding ot which are r.
ported by telegraph es .ol!ows
The chief incident AZ the Convection ~.
the introduction by MIR ja.ia Brat. q
Now York, Of THE foll3wt.s resolu'.po
Rosoiced. That tie slavery nul ! r.. H.
lion Of woman proceed IRON ~ iI4t l.si9a
of marriage, that ~ IL, n.arfia:e e'.'r.rt
she loses the control q her t.lue /. per
ron, her property, her labor. her 81 ..oA.
her children and her freedom.
An exciting Discussion followed t his
resolution The speaker byijg III @l.e,aci
J. ). Foster. Joel Tiffany Mrs F.! Mrs,
E,nestine L. Rose. G. W. Coat and t.lerA
Tn afternoon session wac H., NE q u
discussion Of the slavery Gsr-,an tt.l
speeches were made by Me,sr.. g,scr
P.tsbury, Gooiale. J 5 Fostei Nj. Rose.
ard others. Mr.. Foster Gaze. Il Hg
about the Union he wouli say .tathrl ti..a
Il single slave should be held IN Lunlal.e-
Down with the Uniou-down viii. the
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES with relirjon-iewn
with the Church-down with the Glh.e.and
let oil go to he'll and damnation
What a happy meeting OF al that
is mean, all that Is disgusting, al that
Is impudcnt, all that is sacrcli9ious.
Meetings of this kind are a disgrace to
the country and to the people. They
are a libel upon our free institutions
and a SANDER upon our citizens. There
are but few places in which d Conven-
ton Of this character would BE tolera-
ted for an instant by the people. Even
in the city Of Rutland il the republican
State Of Vermont much excitement
exists regarding the matter and steps
are likely to be taken by the populace
to break up the Convention. W. are
r most firm advocate of law and order
and bitter in our opposition to mob
violence; but We should not express
any deep regret at their action If the
good people OF Rutland should create
a disturbance in the Convention and
afterwards treat the indiyiduai who is
down on the Union, down on thc Con
stitution, down on the church. lown
on religion and down on tho Bib.e. TO
a well meritcd coat of tar and feathers.
A similar favor done for Messrs. toaus,
Tiffany and Parker would not excite
our indignation. We are also Of the
opinion that a slight dnckine, under
the old blue laws Of New England,
might exercise - beneficial influence
upon Mrs. Julia Branch, Mrs. Lovey,
and Mrs. Erncstiua l.. Rose.
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The National Finances.

The Gazette Of Friday last, in an ar
ticlo to which we have not before been
able to refer on account Of the press Of
other matter upon our columns, again
charges the national administration
with extravaganza and want Of financial
ability. The reasons upon which these
sage conclusions arc bascd-throwing
aside numerous luminous witticisms-
as nearly as can be ascertained, are
that the Secretary Of the Treasury has
found it necessary to issue two loans to
meet the expenses Of the government.
We have heretofore replied most con-
elnslvsly 70 the same Arguments and
balssMshh: tat yhs Udssss s$os ~
1saa eSspatk' PsiaclblA DID = III
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THE NEWS.

Recent advices from an officer on
board the United States frigate Niaers
now engaged in laying the telegraph
cable, says that the recent attempt to
lay the experimental telegraph cable
was not unattended by disaster. On
board the Niagara and Agamenon, the
cable repeatedly parted. This mishap
befcll the condemned and new portions.
The expedition returned to Plymouth
at the conclusion Of the experiments
each ship was provided with addition
al lengths Of cable, and preparations
were made for the immediate depart
urc Of the fleet.
We shall now within q few hours, in
all probability, hear Of the success or
failure Of the great experiment.
Great Britain apologies for the
late outrages and offers indemnity
Such is the tenor Of our news from
Washington. Dispatches from Mr..
Dallas and Lord Malmeshury, to this
effect were read at q supplementary
meeting Of the Cabinet on tuesday
Il was minated that any injuries
proved to have been suffered by the
late visitation and searches Of our
merchantmen in the Gulf will he re-
dressed, and negotiations will doubtless
follow, resulting in money indemnity.
So tho war cloud has entirely vanished.
The disagreement Of juries has come
=. b. ! sseious hindrahce Of Justice
49, Cunningham ios killing
~ WAcoodlusioh Il. Tie
C 13c1ne1sa Hess}onk ~ New xotlk,
sEI';1I TX TX
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-06-29

1tis almost impossible 70 calculate the
great and important results which mus, fol
low the succasstul completion Of TIE .xIe-
Hilton to which the attention If the GIN IL
ized n~atione Of the earth il now directed
To say that 1t will annihiiate time and space
between the two hemisphere, is 10 4tat. q
fact which every one know But this il
not all 1t will produce q revolution in
trade, in commerce., and In fact In al The
great transactions of the business world
II will create an era in history from which
men will date Us ieom the beginning Of a
great epoch it will bring nations which
are Eow thousands of miles distant from
each other, ae close together as CONTIGUOUS
States. and make the news of yesterday in
both worlds the common topic OF canversa-
sion Of to day. Talk of the transmission Of
news once In every ten or every nae days
across the ocean, compared with that won
derful discovery by which we are put IN
possession Of Intelligence which has to trav-
el the same distance in o few minutes -
Wbat Is steam to that agency By which
men who are thousands Of miles apart ara
enabled to converse with Zach other daily
and whichshas broken down the great bar
riers which Nature herself has interposed
between the nations OF the earth ? When
the proiect..of an Atlantic telegraph %was'pro.
posed it was regarded as an impossibiliiy-
as one Of those impracticable enterprises
which only Missionaries and enthusiasts
would engage in. and which men of CON-
mon sense would avoid as certain to end in
defeat Let US look @ little closer at the
subject, and ascertain the facts upon which
the prospects OF success are based. 4 large
number Of Submarine cables have already
been laid down in the Mediterranean Sea
Europe is:connscted with England by means
Of lines crossing the Channel; aud out two
years ago Ne wfoundland, one Of the island
eutposS Of our continent, vas brought ut,
t~elegraphie union with the Cnitsi States
DuStun ~ Ct1noen Val. q line wa lad
$3.50 ~ Blesk -, 6etwssn .vasna AAd
Btlkklsvk I 0lBtanss u between thtts and
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STOCK.


yryuE .ho-onghf t-rsi Durham Bull. DAvY
CaOCKK-T 10 mes sept tor DO ees.e.it ssuics.
vho val 70 sxsii theuiseixts n hs e-rvtees. Al J
y Capnon's stsbies, vel Davenport.
Tyrus -Oxsh-fu SIrHTrn c1.,, SIS. Ter sfAde
sr I~rt bred. 40, tor thoFoagE bred o.Ss $40.
DE~scapTroS-aD sys OTnckett' 10 u 4eep red,
w,s cssei Gu me -ita u hsFch is5s, bred ~
ysest f.erre at Eis-k eorrfr ORR. III Il sLs. ~ a
snse, short horned Durham haiis 81 his sg- In u
sLa;.s, 9. IL ki.2issa- -s@ .+e i.sars-e~y ~. if3A
vol. %. AM@rtrsu rrru facf.
Prptuxxy "Dsyyt Crockett wEs 70. u lmp.rs.
"A A,ierrran. 70. CUT u Yoapr Vifsiaia, b. YovLss-
Tau y : Lady " the Lac BY Imported Heforner
fEn5I R5se u sharon ~ BeHYidert ts96, Ked Rost
9Th ny ~ Hubbaes tls@ ked nose ID ~ lis
1ulersean Cow by Fs,1tite III nv prno. j3l i
by Fo1jsmh 10 BY haobtsA al ~ Jane.
Brown. Rel Bull, tsf
To- further psrticalsEs .a9oiEe a CAalan al
F-enrA'e NILS. wet DsyenraFt
After ietQtint 3 .aEre portion u inv time for til
pAsf as ycnrs, sparnr ia 4ef ilouh : q eA.D!ts. "a
.att!n tile best Iherough-tred srrek thst cooia he
ID thl anirv Or II kurep,,i an naSpy 10 -t.p
thatI il 5asfly recommend Ouc - tie best y3u1s
thorath bred stations In the F0T!j ore Of the aest
asfasaa.l jack, and lmportet a. f6uSh-brea bur
ham Bulls, and ss eost : Hereford Run as England
ever produced, an A!dsTItes suls, aAl suffolk Hos-.
The services or al the, eutna4s 4 WITHIN tAe
reach OF every person rhe wis.cs T. iraar,y. tht i
s;.cs. Tbs il > vers imPsrssas tsAus1 u. gt.cui-
tGrsl i4.rrest ard 0l-.tt + ! evcry lher : crpI-
la.at Ill although / AA5 Aaf1sasa. bStat 80 fuaeh
suntrtn al at;at d : te grJtsss % = pur, high.
hrcl ,ntuia it Stt H49t. far44cn..rtg
si.intr the rrar 4 4t @f b9scr ma, TIA,
10 the beat site sho4li :, ? r tA#fo1ea br 4 an
MS Is th,. Is pms Of slr orNfjts charactyr
invarA4bls .fapa ths s%eie-ts aa ..a4athe pvdigrsy,
another fact equally -:afAsh d L Nh i LAY
appear sirs ~ 70 some, n. f.e = p7tsr ire.
qnfntly po-efs me a.stlnc.s .Ft.s 1aa.ace1s
wA40h a-ft intpl~gnAtd lh Gam Eagst, I'D Ia.n,
egualE laIer aut f.et .tu3 tEe ifss ne.
sa, to aatain :horoueA-hrd AZ, as, for lie In
prareas ~. tSrocK oi III stn8.
I'll" subscriber mas ana I'll t. oas sanity oil
hsat ar rsle Thorousk-.4tA sUek
aptsd&w8l . = CANNON.
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800 Crate. Gf lrGGkCry.
s1aO!sAase and Retail.

l HAVE 10 staga dri TO- -slr The ARREST stool or
i g. l. IN fhs .i.r, II Ia. State. My stock CON
sists6. y, tie alIefies ot China, Gkyss md Earth
en- Wtre, srirw Rockingham v4re, Silver Pl,tet
ADD Britannia w,-", BotfHa.in. Helginm and Amer
lean GLASSWARE Solar md Find Lamps, Chandeliers.
di.aEGo, amp ~icE Chimneys and Globes.
Looking Gtass.s anf y am Glass llstcs, anu MI
other trticies usaaity Aegt n ms lina,
tro,hery enaf.sis u apwSfls Of 6tJ cra..s ani
casks tmg0 81 tirect from the rn;tcriar IN IiyerpsoI
witch entbr5 roe - sell IT 'oods % per cent less
thaa any other irsieT Ii The market.
frrEch porcclnin.-I have first received 4 yery
larss STOCK 81 white and 5eld band Chin. direct from
Limoges, France Ny Advancement: Win the MENU
faciurers are such that | receive none but The hest
g'ale ~ goods Of iAs latest std most approved styles.
Goti band and decorated tos sets are worth from
eisht 10 twsntF-flye dollars, dinner sets aud other
. tties at ali prices.
Aiiyer plated Wnrs.--I have inst received .
very large stock OF iiaied so3is Of Rogers, Smith d
Cos make. al! goods ere warranted to lie plated On
the best quality % white metal which cau with sl.hr-
cuity b. distinguished from silver.
toehln Giasses.-f have n larger quantity
thaa has yer before teen ofI-rei for sale in THIS
n es. KNIVES, forks and waiter sof every Quality
and site II fact everything apr.1fsln,ng 10 Tits
line q eu siaess can b. had by calling at No. IL lie
Claire Block.
nayaiasH c. r. wRBR.
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Mount Ida Female College.
DAVENPpRT IOWA.

THIS SnnnmeS Session u this Institution common
= ces On Monday, May ~, 1858. The location ~
this Institution for general hsalthfulness, purity ~
moral atm @plser-, aDblimity and h~suty OF scnery.
j. lot eaeciied, u u thought, by that Of sny similar
Institution IN this nation. The Lui hlinx hi snb~t.n
tiae brick edincc, situated ON \ beautiful ernln.nre,
Overlooking the s'Fa,hcr of w aters and Twin tit
icf Of the West and IL now being ntfed M Ia tho
mDst approved style Of eastern Cosicyes. The S~--tnn
Ro1ms have been nicely paeerrJ, ant suppiied with
The best styles OF Boston furniture disssna.iy ar
ranged, and the three commOiious a, lors have C-sm
neatly papcrsd, painted, caspcted and furnisA-d with
new and elegant planes. &C., for the accommodation
Of the musical and ornamental department.. Two si-
diti0nsl Professors Will b. added 10 the Raculsy-o
LADY and g~entlemsn, late Of Troy Female OAbsse, ~
Y. The boarding department will accommodates -
present, between sevcnty-6vc s0d enc hundred you0l
ladies, and viii b. under the supervision Of - Pse0-
hent and his Lady; and parenta may b assured
that no pains will ts spared. not only 70 psumOse the
Scholarship aDd seAndiGg, bue The heaseh and cm-
fort q their asughtsss. This lneGtusson Deise Dov
placed under auspioes Of SAe .sNounf IDA College
Association, !" and Incorporated. Win tAe hieAs u CD
iestsas psver., full an1 formal bipaaaas, eonsvss4ne
appropriate LAtslasy Degrees, v1l . sUoe1BoSS
tho0s yoane la6aee Who epap1e4e ~. peeone5lsa
cousee Of 10y. 1xpeaeoow1 beyo1unato -
NE tinee. otudeots WI - rscaHSe1 AAetmo1n.
(:
DQDoo1D ompoooDes
Ql12&iuaIEaa'1x
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TICK EFT.


For Secretary Of state.
SAMUEL DOUGLAS, Of Benton.
For Auditor.
THEODORE =. PARVIN. u Muscatine.
For Treasurer,
SAMUEL II. LORAH, Of Cas-.
For Attorney General.
JAMES NJ. ELLW0OD, Of Polk
Com. Of Des Mosnes Improvement Co..
CHARLES BALDWIN. OF Van Buren,.
Register of Land Office.
JAMES NJ. REID, of Lee.
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Wlll Truth Command Attention

To restore health We mus, purify The blood. 70.
vera, without ~xoep.ion. aTise from foreign matters
having been absorbed and rstSiaei IN the clrculst,op
THESE causes OF sickness may pto5uc, an Influenza
. cycup, a rheumatism. eoat, collie, CT q cough. But
brsndreth's Pills, simple, potent and Vegetable. re-
move the cause, and the cure follows. OF course,
The are the means Of every dsy saving many valus.
bic lives. Principal Office. 29i Cansi s.rset. Bsaa.
dresh Buildins, New York. Sold also by g. l.. D~v-
export. D. B. Shelley, Davenport. jels-dSv1v
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fb,s&OIu{IOn.

TIVE Co-pSfinel hIp heretofore exleting between
i Nh H1l n j J. Ryan, IL dissolved by iin!Ga-
ticn
N II. Ia tt"ue, IS a1thoIiz,I TO settle the az
fairs Aftar .4te N In liqIitaton He wiz continue
tha BUSES A. 10. . Vast Second greet.
Jun tfS37.
ini-1-f.
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something New.
DAVENPORT CITY EAPRESS.

oHce 80, Lrady Ssretf NIL Moore 4 Ga1ftf
II MS Express II i~esi+Eci ~ ltiiyer goods FIR
i Merchants, carry ~ IagtA inudles, mas ages
&c, foe persons living on the but and IN remote
parts pf the Cts. Wal also b. ~ tie market houses
every morning at ~ geiock-fcr the pre- en-. to
take any marketing 10 residences which may BE- de-
sired.
t4xss. Mcneil 4 Brc. ] u suit n a Go, and W g
Wnisworth shall receive prompt attention.
The charges will be- for delivering bundles, panka-
g.s, message, nc, - any part OF the city below the
tlnfi. ard between r n bridge and western Avenue
10 cents. For similar bundles, &C. at East or North
Dayenpor, 2oc cash.
Favor able terms will be mxIe with merchants 81
oihsrs BY the month n year
BDwAHD ALDEN. Proprietor,
spr7iN tfnoe On Brady street
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rrsrRIcr

- Democracy Of cssvs Sru !ro'ci''. DISTRICT
~ vova are notified that thcTc will be a Convention
a DAysuroar On gedDssddy te IAN toy glVRy
ar The purpose u nominating csnd,n.tcs for the Of
soes az District judy. D,stric, Attorney. aid Mem
n, Of the Beard Of Educs,inn.
The vssio Of representation viii lie oIe del sase fa'
escA one huuired votes. aud one aiiit'onai Sote FOL
sash sssss,on over nity vets cast IN each t"iniy ~
shc Democratic candidate for Governor in oSioh''
last.
EDWARD II. rHAYER,
Ohm. Gen. Com. Auscssine Comfy
AUSTIN CORBIN.
Ohm. Geo. Com. Scott conniS.
THOMAS y. BUrTEngiKLD,
ohm. Gen. Com. CHIFFON ooaniy.
Ch,m. oen. Com. Jackson County.
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I-DR. MANN'S AGuE BALssM This WON
:rriul compound 10 hAvltE "a extensive sale IN an
psrts ofthe Union whore sgu G ti.ts. Ii 10 one o, the
few medicines which are now soii over tho coustry
thst are rca ~ what their inventsrs claim for them
And unlike all cthsr temeiies thai are recommended
by ths;r proprietors 10 cure all the ins that nesh u
heir to- tbi, remedy is only for chill,
fe ver and asue, or that particular class OF iI.e, !,
growing out Of or the resuli OF miasm., 30 c,inrna,,
N our western countrf' Tae humorous cyid,ur. =,
Its great curative 81 >poytss, and TIE hi h~cstinston
paced upon II, renders it the Greatest discovery Y.
the sge, and IL deserves the entire appreciation @, All
classes OF men Those HAVING occasion to re a
medicine Of this kind, ars urged 10 spare no pains 10
give this q trial II they wish to be soundly cueed See
advertisement Ia another column Of tn . p.per. s,,d
nv all good druggists. ise7tSu1,n
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THE UNDERSIGNED

HAVING est aolirhed finsseir in this pihoe IN the
IL business OF siLvss n BRsss PrATIs9, proposes
70 All III orders for nnc Silver plated Dor Plates,
door < sobs. Bell Pulls, Nuts numbers, Plates and
Figure adopted y the use Of Doors and Church
Yeve. Lightning kods Points, window Bssh, Oavvi-
sgo ana Harness trtmntnes plated " order - short
notice. An york warranted equsl tothe best.
WILLIAM OsnDARA.
y,yut baiiaing eagt 81 ~ ReaosyivAeio ussee
oeop03Nsoss, W GtalyA
A9Ds ~ ~
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Thousands 81 KGiis Df Wall Paper

Yrua TIKI OEHis AND UPwARrs,
For Sale IN Lots 10 suit Purchasers.
DORpERS Firrloarf Prints Tlrefer Ornaments,
u window sLaies, Goid Transparent aud btsu;t-
:ul, Paper 0ur'stns, plain, green, blue. buff and n
Cured, 1T very low price. We are Philadelphia Pa
per Hangers, and hans every style OF paper. who
would be viii bare xsils, when you can have yonr
houses papered and made comfortable Tor a tride.
Halls, Rooms, Ceilings and Decorative Psperinp
done In a etyl. not 10 b. .xcelied
Please cali on Escond street, oorner OF Rock Island
II aON.
Ju!y2sd Paper Dealers aud HanaeYg'
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stolen.

IN the uight Of Ma inca. from Am isvse ~
~ tveen lows And the tuuAi0n Of Front with Sec-
end eeeeeA . Soow 0AlL boat casfytne ~ "a
M Nv; si1D-10 q 20 TEA b 3 W 8; hun. Ma
- ~ tluei Whosysf fctuPAa lie eSoSS g
eotee@te5 N - saita6lD fsWas1ed ~ oSnlnl
d ~ 0Sk1ea Dtuss t1yy6-2R
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GKEAT SAkE
Valuable eto q X
ON
sAIt RAAY, Goth \ " JUNE lS-
DR.. Linger's buck Creek Farm,

~ GiLEs IRON THn GITf o. bsfIs'os1.
(sAID stock consists OF Cattle, HaFses. nus tAits
~ On ail suiaR over 50 ac. ~ftof*'N nshin- Va
h gwen With auuroy.4I p. cnrlts sAf len pr cent W
Il. u. nIAKFNoh. < LAWH3
fsf-tNXt!
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Davenport Commercial College,

davenport Commercial College,
Grigs's Block. cor Third and Perry sss.,
DAVENPORT, owA
FI INCORPORATED IN lb50.4I
-DIREcr TORS
Ron Q y sargent, IN bowers, Esq.
J.1 p Cook. Esq, w Wiley, E.p,
- VIE. Ed, PMer~in, ksi.
la " Dslze.l. Esl, Pm Griggs, Esg,
| T. Coates, Esq, III III Smith, Eau,
Jnp II Cannon, Esq, j u Patton, EsI.
-rAeCLry-
Jos g IofEl, fryf. ~ BOX Keeping ami ksthe-
MATES, Nltn able assistants.
W Ii PRATT, Prot. ~ P.nmnnship and Book Keep
W Hltrr. Prof. 0, Germsn Language.
FnI az. 3eHBAA0, Prof Of Architectural and Ons-
ment,i Drawing
-~LECTUlERs.-
d l. espRgY, Xsq., and Othor able Lecturers.
Our Commercial, Course embraces complete sets az
Books In every branch Oh trade and comm rec. viz
Individual Partnership, Joint stDci and Compound
Coppaug fusintte, Nhol"raic and Retail, Manufne-
tur.n-, LnIlnisfior, RsilroAd, Steamboat, Brna.r-
aye ard exchange, and the bert system ~ Bintirg
erfanf. Also oil Lectures, and Instructioss Ia Cen
n4ercial Calculations.
Tic coarse In
PENMASAHIP
il nrIcr tie immediate ~. eryf-lan - Mr.. WI
PtAtt. who took the Premiums fr fcnmsnship sni
Oa.i Gritiug, a. The last ata:e Pair, and shsll tc
tEt.}tG JJ f!arS EGsf6g Htsf.
I'll s.e~ ~ The HGtttief Tor ard repeated state
m.uts unde by other pa!;iss. to thr effect that tire
4 ~ numerical Collie. 70 ,his Staie, other thar
M on. thfg arr trying 10 establish, we ~ouii CAL
ESQ., al 6iion - thc fact thatuurss
The Only Commercial COLLEGE In lswa
W. s. .ietE 4 thorough course 81 all branches
tIdI AZ IL aTat cisss Cosnnlereiil 0oileses.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
n vhhha tho,oush practical conrrc IN E0okke.plny
4, taugttt - ptsoti.ai BSokkeepers All teschrf, ~
tkreri"nof.
Tug oNkY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
VIII b has a PrsnAs connected with It.
m oELF COMMERCIAL COLLkGE
Which h,e more than one teacher belonging 20 IL.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
whieL has . LADfss' DEPARTMENT separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL. } yGE
wsf.h Occupies lsrge. Convenient, ami we'll venii1.
tel r.ma.
N O.LY eoNMsRCIaL tOLLEGE
" hiei, relies, ard 81. ayr has ,hi.e. for pubic spprr-
w aiiJH and paernshr-, 'l4En tis 1ffaak .tssfts r4th-
er than upon boosts, AMI y "a ks terogstOfy u oth-
eFA, and
fIIK ONLY Is1A HLISnFB COM kRCI Al COL
IEGE N THE ~
Rooms oprn ~ al hours from
tn paJalc are invited b. cal, rnd examine our ro.rps
specimens. tours, o! instrustion and n,yie ~ tessh-
iug. LOPEZ * PRATT.
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Dissolution.

VvHH late iran % Mysrs & Morrison, Surgeon Den
i tiets, Is tAl3 day Disco we'd.
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s.A MORRISON.
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SALOONS.
John Akin 1875

- ~F2TAURANT, corner Second and usm stree'e.
~ uonfectionories, viands, sc, furnished In the
most elegant style.
Wedding Cake, Plain Cake, Fresh md Picked
Oysters, together With all ilxuTiss Of the rcsson.
IL ia n
4 klliarc Saloon, most elegantly At ted up, con-
tsinlas three tables. hutfslce or N ain street,
Febodtf JeAK ArKIN.