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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

WHEREAS on the 9th day OF June, A. d. 1851,
w Frederick Luneer executed unto Austin Cor
bin as Trustee. Q certain deed of trust, CONVEYING 10
said Trustee The land in Scott connty, Iowa, de. cribtd
a. follows, 70 wit A part 81 the thu west quarter
Of the northeast qusrter Of section number fourteen
Ia In township number seventy-eigst Isl north q
range numbeI three t3I east, particularly described
a. follows: CoUnepcing in the center OF the Allents
Grove road, where the same croese the center Inc
Of said section, which runs east and west; thence run
ming west on and along sai center line or said section
nine chains and sevcnty-nine links; thonce 10 a
n0rth-easterlV direction /, me chains and thirty and
one half links, 10 the crntrr OF said Aliens grove
road, and thence along the center Of said Aliens
Grove rosd, ia a south-easterits direction, 10 the
Chains, and c ntaining four acres; which said con.
veyance was made PIX the ssid rredexick J.usger for
the purpose u secniingt tn payment 81 thru certain
promissory notes ard the interest ther on signed by
ssid Lunger, snd dated the 9th day OF June. A d
1s51, pAyaale . follows. One for one thousand dol
lars In fourteen days one for two hundred and forty
one dollar ,Aniione for the sum ofseyen hundred and
nifty nine dollars. last two In three years amer date
with Interest It tbs rate Of ten per cent. payable an.
nualy. which said notes were to the order Of Eliza
b.th Miller, AID we're assigned by her to stephen
Thompson.
And now th<Ssterest en- said to last note. hav-
Ing become due and payable and the said Frederick
Lunger having failed 10 pay the same, I Aus
Tin Coroin, Trustee As aforesatd, do hereby give
this public notice, that by virtue Of ths pswer
whichis in me vested by said deed or Trust, 7 will on
" ehnesdsy thet2sth day Of July a d 1858 at the hour OF
2o'clock in the afternoon Of said o., at the Court
House q " In fhc city Of Davenport. expese and offer
nor saleset pubic Auction, 10 Che highest bidder for
cash the parcel lof Lana above described, or 70 much
tbtrecfa ~ shall BE- sufficient 10 satisfy and pay the
amount Of said note with The interest thereon 20 the
day OF sais, together with all the costs and expcnses
ataAning said sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees
fees.
Dated the Sd lay Of July, A n, 1858.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
Jnlysdtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
STOCK.


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W - z ss1| r
or ~ sr,d. do, for .Sosouss pred CIV. GO.
DEsoafs TIoN.-s'Dsvy Crockett" v Z deep ~,
WsMvShp9 the 2.sa Of March, q bred n
:. s.ss s ! o':;| ssssss' s ssas. d 3 ! 81 {; e e; q
Sat or in s.h4 see bis Pedis NJ. las.
vo.. inert T. s:r9 opoe; ;.,,, W.. III ;, ,mno
"a Alderman, "a cut OF Young virsints, by Powhas-
tan s2s = Lady of the Lake By Imported Reformer
Il505l Rose Of sharon BY Beividere tl7O6l Red Rose
9Th by "a Iubb:ea liaI3 Ned Nose "a BY M:
x1psaioen CsQ b Fevorns t1b1l by Prince I5AI,i
- Fob1imbe tsS3, BY Hubbaek I3ls,l BY James
Browns Red bull, 1911
For further particulars Inquire at Cannon and
Yrsnch's Mills, west Davenport.
After devo.ing : large Ro.,Sn Of ny time sr the
Rs. = yl1s. e. 'p.f s1a s$sXnS g'. .,.s ri. sans IL; e
in this country or in EUROPE am happy to state
that ! can justly recommend one u q. psat yQnpg
Lfh~anmamt0 UoeUH I8t b6st
Mammoth Jack, and Imported thoroueh-bred Dur.
ever produced, an Alderney Bull, and Suffolk Hogs.
The services Of ali .thssc satnsis are within yhe
reach Of every person who WISHES to impryve their
.tsck, This Is . very important branch Of sgricu1-
tursl interests, and ought 10 BE- every whore . prom
inent one although II hse heretoroFe been too much
neglected. Dy tina Farms Of Iowa, who have hot paid
euf1cient attention 10 the pIuuoctloh OF pure high
bred animals. It is . Will Known fact, particularly
among the growers Of fine ss0CK IN England, thst
10 the best sire should be . pure thorough bred ami
NAL as the, offspring of . sireof the opposite character
ipyarlabl, shows h edefects Of IN imperfect pedigree.
Another fsct equally established, although it may
appear strange TO some. 10 that the Offspring FIRE.
aulntly posses the distinctive traits u characters
which first impregnated the dam. These, and many
equslIy jmpoYi aut facts, render n ofthe first n-css.
ATT to obtain thoroughbred animals, for the i'm
proyement, ef STOCK Of all kind.
The subscriber has, and VIII keep constantly ON
hand for sale Thoroughbred Stock.
spr0dN w3m 4- .- i'm. CANNON.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
.IFran the London Morning start
Buiwer Confronted by his Wife at the
HertfCrdshfre EelectiOn.

A most painful scene occurred at Hert-
ford on Tuesday, the 18th. Towards the
close Of the proceedings Of the Hertfordshire
election, Just after Sir Edward had conclu
ded his address with a ~fervent tribute Of
admiration to the womanly beauty exhib-
tied in the long line of open carriages, cha
scs and vans drawn up in front of the hust-
ings, there was an unwOnted stir In the
crowd, which parted to admit of the pass
age Of a hired brougham from one Of the
town inns. The carriage having stopped,
two ladies' alighted, one Of them an ex-
tremely handsome woman of about forty
five years Of age, with fresh complexion.
and with eyes of dazzling beauty. The la
DIV, who was evidently laboring under ex-
citement which exercised all her powers to
| control, advanced ~ nearly AS she could
through the crowd toward the hustipgs,
| and announced herself as the wife of Right
Hon. Sir L. i. Lytton, stating that she had
come according to n promise made by her
to confront her husband, and to expose the
wrongs which she said he had inflicted up
on her, and which she had described in her
works and In a pamphlet published by her.
The appearance of the lady was not un-
expected, as her coming had been announced
in bills and placards; but owing to y de-
ception which had been practiced upon her
by some persons in the town who had in.
PRODUCED themselves to her, she was de-
tanned in the town. while the election was
proceeding in the vicinity. Those who were
in the secret anticipated that she would not
discover the mistake until the proceedings
were over, and that her design would be
thus frustrated. 1t was nearly SO. Recog-
nized as soon as observed, her voice was
nearly drowned by the shouts of Sir Ed
wards supporters. but Sir Edwards eye
caught hers, and his face paled. He looked
like q man suddenly attacked by paralysis.
Those who were near him say he trembled
exceedingly. For a few moments he retained
his position in front of the hastings, but
turned his back on the unwelcome visitor.
Then he suddenly disappeared below the
hastings platform, while his wife cried
Coward" and he having hastily signed the
usual declaration, escaped in the residence
of the gentleman on whose grounds the
election took place. Lady Lytton contin-
ned to address the audience assembled for
more than a quarter of an hour, repeating
her statements in her pamphlet, and assert
ing her intention to confront her husband
on every possible occasion until she COM
PEELED him to redress her wrongs. Her la
dyship subsequently made an application to
the Mayor for the use Of tho Town Hall, for
the purpose Of making a public speech but
this being refused her, she left the town
early in the afternoon. Lady Lytton ar
rived in Hartford at three o'clock on the
morning Of the election, having posted from
Taunton, where she resides. 1t is needless
~ "a a., tl,nx Ala rar L., o.,. A. .-.~S
est possible excitement in Herfordshire.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
500 Crates Of CrOCkCry.
Wholesale and Retail.

HAVE in! stare and = sale the largest 81, ( Of
/ i Gods 4 this line, in the State. Ny stock cen-
sists Of all the varieties OF China, 6tnss end EGrta-
en- Ware, yellow CHAM ware, tiiver PA l
. d Britannia ware. Bohemian Belgium and AMIR
y an Giassware, Solar and FLUID Lsmpt, Chsndelils.
Girandoles, Lamp wicks, Chimneys and Glotes.
Looking Glasses and l. okine GIa.s plstes, and all
other articles usually Kept In this line.
GHockesy-CoHsist .: upwards OF 300 crates and
ca ks imported direct fro u the ~po'teries Ia Liysrpcol
which enables me 10 sell my goods Is per cent less
than any other dealer in the market.
Frerch PoYcel la in. II have just received a very
lai e stock Of white and gold band China direc' froBI
J noGfs, France Ny srrsngt Nc1t With the msnu-
~fSctuTers are such that ! receive none but tie b. 81
3 de Of goods of the latest an I most atpfcyed s'yi,s-
Sold band and decorated tea let's are worth from
eight 10 ~ nty-ave dollars, dinner sets ind ether
Articlev at All prices.
Silver Plated WnYe.-I have just received .
very large stc4k OF PLATED goods Of Roger, Smith n
Co.'S make. All goods are warranted 10 be plated On
the best qualiif Of white metal which can ~ith difn-
cu.ty BE- distinguished rom SILVER.
Locking 0lAsses.-I have a larger quantity
than has ever before teen offered for sale In ihis
pace. Knives, forks and waiter iof every quality
and size. In fact everything atf gtsining T. this
line Of business can b. had BY calling ~ NO. 1G lie
Claire Beck.
maySdA~tf G. 7. WEBB.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
MOunt Ida Female College.
DAVENPORT. IOWA.

1HR sumner Session ~ this Institution common.
L ces on Monday, May ID, SIS. The location u
TINS listiul'iou for general lealihfulI ga purity Of
moral atui0sphere, suhlimity and beauty Of sesHry.
Is not taceleu, IL II thought, by that OF any similar
Institution in this nation. The buildng is a ,ubstau-
thar brick edifice, situated On a BEAUTIFUL smipfrrn.
(oFerlooklng the 'Faf her 81 Waters and Twin CT
let Of the West" and il bow being nt;cd I'd IN tho
most approved style Of eastern Co.ieges. Tbs SEASON
Rooms have been nicely paIercj, and supplied with
the Best styles OF Boston furniture diagonally ar
ranged, and the three "a sodto,s I n lors iayr been
neatly payartd, painted, cary ted and fnr nlsf "a with
rev and elegant planes, &c, for the accc mrnoda,Ion
Of the musical and ornamental department. Two Ad-
di.ionai Professors will Dr. ADDED 10 the Pacults-
lady and gentleman, late Ct Troy Female CAitge. "
Y. The totr1ing department. VIII accom- ,dats Al
present, between seveniy-five and che hundred Young
lad!cs, ard wilibe under the supervision 81 e. Pres
ident and lbs Lady; ana parents may BE- assured
that no pains will be spared, not only 10 JrrmOte the
Scholarship and standing, hut the heath and con-
fort Of their daughters. This institution icing now
placed under auslic > Of the Mount lea Caliefs
Asf Dciation y and iIc1f pvrAted with the highest col
leatate powers, full and f.. nal Diplomas, oonfeIring
sppt0priAts Literary d. rees, will DO Nv ard~d TO
those young ladies who complete the pr.scribed
course OF study. Expenses viii be reduced TO met
tn e times. Students viii BE- received at any time du-
ring the first half u the session
msv1-tf RKv N n TOOKE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

WOODS HAIR RESTORATIvE-Prof. Wood, til
renowned discoverer II The Invaluable Hair Restors
tive, still continues 70 labor In behalf Of the afflicted
Hts medicines are universally admitted by the
American press to be far superior TO oil others for
causing the hair on The aged, that has been silvered
for many years, to grcw forth With as much vigoT
and itx uriance Is when blessed with the advantage
OF youth. .
There ran be no doubt that it is one of the greatest
discoveries In the medical world. It restores per-
manentlt gray hair TO its original color, and makes
it ASSUME the beautiful silky texture, which has been
very d~elirable in all ages Of the world. [St. Louis
MorningIHersld.
Sold BY all Druggists. junecS-d&w1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

EDR. MANN'S AGUB BALsAA.-This Won
derfal compound is having all extensive sale In all
parts ofthe Union where agu ex lsts. 1t 10 one Of the
few mediSin's which are now sold over the country,
that are nea1y what their inv enters claim for them
And unlike all other remedies that are recomme ended
by their Iroprietors to cure all the ills that flesh Is
heir to- this remedy is only recommended for chills,
fever and ague, or that particular class Of diseases
growing out Of or the result Of missms, socommon
In our western country The numerous evidence Of
Ms great curative properties, and the h!r h estimation
placed upon 1t, renders i. the greatest discovery Of
the age, and it deserves the entire appreciation of al
classes Of men. Those having occasion to use .
medicine OF this kind, are urged to spare no pains to
give this . trial If they wish to be soundly cured. See
advertisemfn mt in another column Of this paper. Sold
by all good druggists. je27d&w1m
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
Dark Lanternism among the Turner'S.

a new political movement savouring
strongly of clark lanterns" SECRET
lodges" "pass words and "terrible
,oaths," has, it appears, been started
among a certain class of the German
population ofthis country. The move
ment is a lrepublican plan, and for the
benefit. Of that party. At a recent
convention of the Turner's, held at Gin
cinnati, a resolution was adopted affili-
atlng, as d society, with the republican
party.
1t has always been understood that
this organ izatien, taking no ground
either in politics or religion, is intend
ed alone f4r the cultivation Of social
and charitable virtues among the Ger
mans and their descendants. The or
ganization, although largest in the
Northern States, has, we understand,
n%urherouA lodges in the Southern
States and includes among its-mem-
bers many Slave holaess AZ
we are pot informed sof,the precise
character Of the constitution under
which the association is organized, or
Of the powers possessed by the conyer.
ton OF which we have spoken; but we
understand that the resolution is in
violation Of the rules, purposes and
objects. OF the society and that the new
dogma thusIattemptcd-to-b be promulsa-
ted will meet with almost universal
opposition among the lodges. How
ever large number Of the members
OF the sdhdfdinsse societies may be
wal'ng to atiliate pevsosallv w, thu
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

thev sse accomplished, asd wasnil
the inexperienced 70 pat no trust IN
them.
A day or two since . fight took
place in the Dexter House in Broome
street, near Broadway between Tom
Hyer and Jim Dunn, alias Stewart an
15B04!m -Udagg, VIZ nS1rixsgly ocg6'
discharged from the State prison. 1t
appears that HYer was quietly sitting
don Re roo n dunn
came }, seat CAhimseA HSide him
apd dkagcd talkie6 Esportine
matters. The conversation turning to
the discussion of the "manly art Of self
Defence" Dunn who is a professional
fighter, became excited, and called
liver coward" "thief," and the like.
liver endured the abuse of Dunn until
patience ceased to be a virtue. at
TOOK b,aee, Il lILhiaahi i IS said Tom was
getting the worst 2l when Era
White, the keeper OF the saloon, with
othcrs parted the icomba@nO. Dyef
received several bruises in the neck,
and Dunn had his nose broken and a
number Of teeth knocked ont. .a,u-
a trial which has been progressing
at Indianapolis for several days on an
indictments os,~ sspea against Oh. J.
S. Anthem, Superintendent ofthe State
Hospital fos tise Insane, came to a cons
Iclusion, the jury returning a verdict. Of
" not guilty. without leaving the box.
The offence was alleged to have been
committed upon the person Of Mrs.
NsP, Uoutep-wife ..ef C. w. Van
Houten, a respectable citizen, who had
been at different times, and for a con
iiderable period, under his charge 10
the Asylum.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

TIE Gov. OF MISSOURI WHIPPED LKrrER
FROM THE MY WIG WHIPPED H4.uThe Fpl
ION Nld,) f&eyraphi has lpubhshef the FOL
lowing letter from Vandiver, who is certi-
tAs64UbVxmfuf f16Ut md ssFxcity:
EUREKA, Boon County; June IL, '5s. 4
Having been requested, to make . correct
statement Of a difficulty which occurred be-
tween myself and Gov. Stewart, l do so very
reluctantly, believing.thatt the matter cannot
possibly terminate IN glory, benefit or prof
it to me, but is rather asouree of regret and
annoyance.
While In Jefferson Citysome three weeks
ago, / entered a house known az Schmidts
bier saloon, and thers met Gov. Stewart
In the course Of q cony ersation with him ]
spoke of the pardon Of OIBlennis, and charg-
ed that he (Stewart) had secured American
votes in 81. Louis on n promise of pardon to
O'Blennis, provided he vac elected. This
Stewart PRONOUNCED q damned lie,p when
/ struck him, knocking him down, and after
wards struck him several times, until pull
ed off by the by~standers. We then washed
our faces aud hands,. made friends and on
cluded to keep the difficulty . secret. But
it has been told by some one (4Qt by me-
ard 7 feel at liberty, inasmuch as you have
been asssiled, TO give the fuctGl Stewart
was very drunk, and wasmysslfdsfaking.
A L. .VANDIVER
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
The New String n the Republican

Ine celebrated vScDps tuC
nan who was willing to invite mem
btrs Of Congress TO his house, and i'm
| press upon them the arguments in ia
vor of the amendment Of the tariff act
adopted in eighteen hundred and fifty
savcn, provided Mr.. Stone would hire
a house for him and make a liberal al
lokvancc for canvas backs and Cham
pdgne, in his paper, the Courier d,
! Ehquirer, lays down the following Re-
publican platform
=" Internal improvements, with aview to
tho Development n all the great national
resources OF our country, and a tariff for the
protection OF the industry and the Com
metcc of the American People"
ahe Che,alier has become conyin-
pd that his partyh has now no platform,
and that bleeding Kansas" has lost
its charm to stir up the Indignation OF
Of the people. He is aware that by
advocating the Characterization
gornery Amendment" they have aban-
doned their ground of" nc more slave
states north of the Compromise line"
Md now, in common with the rest..of
the republicans, he is looking about for
some new position, some new scheme
to Keep the party together and his
own fingers in the public treasury
In the mean time, in default ef a bet
ter place, and until something turns
up, he has fallen back upon the old
wing platform. What is to become
Of those unfortunate,persons who claim
at one time to have been democrats,
hut who, in the hope of obtaining
the power which that party feared to
place in their hands, went owe to the
opposition, on the slavery question 3
Are they prepared now that their pal
atcs can no longer be tickled with Mig
gcrism,. to swallow the entire defunct
doctrines Of the old wing party, or may
We shortly expect to see them clothed
IN sackcloth and ashes,ithc robes OF re-
pentaice, coming back TO the ranks ?
Our republican ncighbors are making
a poorjmove. There arc other issues
besides the dcfunct one of a protective
tariff, Which they can embrace. The
couatrt is full of isms and they need
be at n D loss for a subject to supply the
place Of "bleeding Kansas" We would
suggest "woman's rightsism,' "free
loveism," "William Lloyd Garrison
disunionism," or any one of the thous-
and one isms which lately met in con-
ventionl in Rutland, Vermont. There
is no Necessity, neighbors, of acting like
the sss between two bundles Of hay,
Take one or all of them, and incorpor-
ate them into your platform along with
the resolutions abusing the Supreme
Court Of the United States for deciding
the bred Scott case according to law
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

bstvssa swe pe3sy = ~ naanee - :
ewing, aad having raise1 i abeut ~ 81
from ths ground, aad II dfsviae Il bssk
about ~ yards and giving Il . digit pull
forward, 70 started of, then elevated iisslf
In the cir. and after going . short distance.
slighted in the most gentle manner. Il
acted i PHI 1aL=9Coqla9p1a-ln -
this experiment it must be considered that
the principle il fully established, - we'll as
the ss,i perfect msS. me- !
found out the wkid the vent e1 iht q
wing will be htle tAear, an if fou6o suE
hcient to carry q person without being put
to any great speed, which l consider most
likely to be the case, it shall be taken TO
dublin without delay. and there exhibited
for qhaFitabls purposes and the criticiSm 81
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11
eMM8icNl.

DROP. I, WOLLNER, of Germany, who has for
i the last two and a half years had charge Of The
department OF Instrumental music in the Troy Con-
ference Academy, West Poultney, w., has made this
city his permanent home, and OFF, HE professional
services 10 the citizens Of Davenport and vicinity, W.
on the followit terms:
Rates of instruction per session Of ten weeks. ct
Lessons per week-Piano or Mclofeon, $40; Violin,
in clAsses. - Musical Composition and Thorough
bass, $50 ID addition 10 the above, instruction IL
offered to'a cl ~ ia German 1T IS per term OF 10
weeks, 2 lessoasA week.
Instruction VIII be given at T Wollner's Music
Rooms, No. l, Forests Block t:cornes Of Sd ana Per-
~ streets
Should any desiriog' Instruction on the Piano or
Melcdeon at their own homes, they can b socommo-
dated at On extra charge Of S2 per term.
8 DREDRIOK WOLLNn.
Pianos tuned by the year Or otherwise. N
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XXI
AND
Furniture KarerO0m.

TNH Undersigned haying taken the new store
i room No S. Perry ct, (Merwin's B!ock) Is now
prepared u give his strict personal attention To- the
unde Ttakirg business in all Its branches. A large
and handsome assortment Of Collins OF every descrip-
ton constantly on hana i~nclu1ing
Zinc, 4MNcgany, Blach Watnut, Cherry, DC.
A Hearse aud any requisite number Of G. rrisge.
furnished 10 order. Coffin plates VI a variety n pat
terms neatly engraved. Particular attention ID call
al N his paxy md cortr1rfa atnrl ~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-11

DAVIS = 11P1omD
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.1nrlr illtooelSg Y siAa
DAsSSroA1. iowA.....Cor. nm and lrsdy sss.
Y = = Porril, Esq Y y woodward. nsq-
Lewis Howell Ksq Jaor Go"k' sso
M = srsH as Esp. yno L Gem. No
Tho~ = Maynr, ksq Cha, v Fam Ps,n.m' In
ysa @ Rye, y d. n Price, ExsII IT.
FACULTY:
frohssors OF Boot Keeping and fau,,,rc,
-1~aaeAes aad Lectures on the ScfessS ~ a..
counts. NJ
DAVE. BsTIproS.
GOLDSMITH. JB Dopo..
Lecturers oa Mercantile Lar. EaJyo,s;uo e,s
Marine Lase: ""s "H'
CuAs @ BoxxEY, pn.r,n
JSo DnloS. GAS y ruIs,x.
Lecturers on Brrting. grcaany4 and E,a,o..
HAIRY LANDER JSo p Coos.
Lecturers On Political History and Commercial,
biography:
HENRY S AUSTIN. wM CLARK.
Instructors On TIE Science and Practice 81 BusE-
ness ftnmdnshtp and Mercantile torrs~non.
dcnre.
7 w DAVIS, S s Tlrroy.
Areridi Lectures riR be delivered oecasfosnHy
i6y gentlemen OF kno1ra e~tleJr,ry, tAfck ,caf b,
free to Tie public.
TUITION.
Fer full Mercantile Course including All depart-
ment Of ekfeTin ing lectures AMI PenmAnshiu.
time unlimited. xso
Fr "a lessons business writing.
For unlimited course business writing... NJ
TIME 81 Coganenciag-Now-any time.
LII SchoidTshtps-issue In one College gooi In
the other.
DI~tomds-Awarded TO well qualified graduates.
Re4uistte Qualifications TO enter-An ordinary
InGlish osucatton.
COLLEGE Rooms large and commodious. airy. neat
y punished, conveniently arranged and In the mot
peSntifui ard healthy locs ions in the above cities.
ANY further Information vii be given with plea-
@ire on application at the College. or by sending for
Circular. Address
DAVIS 4 Upton,
'uNei'"ui Peoria OF Davenport.