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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-13
D A. FAHNEsTOCK's VERMlEuGE.

WILLIAMSBURG New York.
Messs B. A. Fahnestock &Co-Gentlemen For numher
of years past have been troubled with dreadful gnawng
pain the stomach accompanied BY fainness
dizziness the head and after adheng the advice of
sra eminent Physicians and receiving benefit herefron
induced try B. Fahne tocks Vemifhge and after
taking vials, surprise passed twelve Of tape
worm And assert that have recovered my former
health for which feel indebted B. A. Fatnestocks YER
miiuge cheerfuly being efcaeiops
end harmless. HENRY HOFFMAN.
H~Purchasers should look well initials the wrap
per- buying b. Fahntstocks Verni
fuge, and other. AL 1mdW
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Pass Christian, October 81 1893
Dear Sir to Mobile Monday and visited works
Of the Southern Oil Company and had explained fully
the process By which they refine the OIL and expe entirely
pyroigueons acid and ammonia and mpart the alkaline pro-
perty essential to all lubricatnry cils
This precisely What all Resin Oil makers heretofore have
failed do and what has caused the wefounded prejudice
against the OIL without the features which
Toned Quoted above the Oil would value lu5r
purposes while with the discoveries
IN use at the Mobile Works beevethe Oil will far
cially in cold climates.
congratulate the Company and the country upon the
achievement which will be OF wealth both.
Your obedien servant,
fSsnedl S, H. GILMAN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-13

Press Room New Orleans Commercial Bulletin,
December is. 1858.
hereby certify that using tand have been some
time past Machinery Oil by the Southern OH
Company, and find ii Superior to the best Lard Oil aud fully
equal The il the am p ased with
IL TSgpei JOHN r. ALEXANDER,
Foreman OF the Press Room.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-05-13

Chemical Laboratory New Orleans School of Medicine
September 49, 1858.
have carefully examined specimen of Resin OH from
Southern Oil Company and find that retains its perfect linn
pdity low six degrees below the Of tahenhes
scalehy eight degrees below freezing point
below becomes urbd but does CONCEAL still
being liquid. 1t Is therefore highly valuable ubrcating
agent in climates where the temperature naturally low
scarcely be exposed under ordinary
low the artificial has subjected
without freezing.
[Signedl I. L. CRAWCOUR, NJ. D.,
Professor of Chemistry and Medical Jurisprudence New
leans School of Medicine
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Hughes, Wallet 4 Co.'s Saw Mills ,
Agiers January s, 1859.
We have beep usg The Southern Oil Company's Machinery
Oil depart Of the machinery Of this mill for
past and find fully equal Oil If
any difference give the preference OIL and shall con
nue its
[SIgnedl HUGHES, yALLETT Il CO. Projectors.
GEO, w. GERRY, Engineer and Machinst
II addition TO the sew MILL we have also
gines machinery Dry Docks for The same
period, and with equal sasf action and results
Siguedl HUGHES, YALLETT 4 co.
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CHANGE OF NUMBER, BUT NOT OF LOCA-
Drs CLARK FRIEDRICHS,
Dentists,
Ne..l4 formerly 12l5z) CANAL STREET.
las Union Bank Building.
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THE IMPROVED McCHIcSNEY WASH
ING MACHINE Mannfacired and for sale by the sub
scber Orders left at 70 Apollo street. 294 Magazine
in Box l4 Mechanics Exchange at the Of
will be srorpty attended to- All ask Of The public Is fail
trial. and they do give satisfaction
money will DO refunded. II. DAUGHERTY,
Me- . Apoi street,
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[Sisnedl

New Orleans January Is, 1850
Southern Oil Company During visit
months the different parishes State
have with several planters who using Rosin
sugar mills all spoke in the high
terms a lubrcating OIL 4..@75
My observation, also has convinced that IT is
fected by variations of Temperature
and dirty properties which always found in the
Of all o her iubrfcatng Oils.
The shafts sugar mill are from the heavy and irregular
them, difficult keep oiled cool than al
other machinery and has
cen for that purpose as your OIL This seasons experience
in October last stating that Oil prove superior
to any other for the purpose shove named.
Very respectfully yonr obedient servant,
[Signedl s, II, GILMAN,
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SUCCESSION OF lJOriN g. MOSELY-PER-
. sons hay n claims against JOHN g. MOSElY
hereby uoied present before the LIST May
1859, the undersigned attorneys Of lillian w. Smith, Cura
OF said Estate.
JOHN CIAS. W. GUIBERTS0N,
No. IS St. Louis Exchange Alley between Ioui laId Bie,.
vile streets. lot
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N. O., jackson and Great Northern Railroad /,
New Orleans, Jan. Z, 1859.
have been using the Machinery Oil furnished by
Southern Oil Company the boxes the this road
the Notwithstanding side by side with the lard
oand in respect thus 1t gives satisfaction
keeping the boxes cool and free from gum.
On brases the 18th Of
with the Rosn OIL and the other with OIL On
animation this day find the Rosin Oil the cleanes and in
other respects fully equal
After further will take pleasure reporting further
results.
lSignedl ST. VAN LOON,
Master Machinist,
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Delta Office, New Orleans, I
December 20, 1855
Having used the Machinery oil furnished by the southern
on (,omnauy on the this Office forty months take
pleasure Ia siaing entirely free from gum or heat and
Oil had in the
When The first applied collected sll the dirt which
since winch has kept my press perfectly
clean and bright a.. -,
am satisfied there is better Oil for lubrcating than that
by the Southern Oil Company, and intend
ilnue its
lSiguedl H. MCMANuS,
Foreman o. the Press Room
Crescent 0@ce, No N Camp street,
lev Orleans, Dsr. "a, ISIS.
have been testing the sgr Gil Comtsuys Machinery
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THE NEW FANCY FAMILY GROCERY CORNER
OF Camp and Julia Streets Is now opened and wall
with choice and fresh supply of rscilss GROCERIES, OF
every description and it is the determination of the proprietor
70 keep none but the VERY BEST. CHOICE GOSHEN
BUTTER will at all times be furnished price
TEAS OF the very FIRST quality SUGARS and COFFEE the
best the market affords. Goods delivered
city free Of charge aud all articles give perfect
satisfaction shall always endeavor please and hope
sict attention 10 business and fair dealings gain share
the prblic patronage.
ala I'm Vt. H. HENNING, Proprietor.
FOR SALE-A FINE HORSE, WAGON,
.SzxN Naud Harness. Apply HIRAn KINGS Stable,
~ y Baronne, between Common aud Grarfer streets.
jar 1t
| tGsUNYtpAE-l3 tups for sale by
~ BARhI,I4I X CO.,
al t. 81 e Ilu?n street
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.M DIRECTORS:
S. Plassan, Thomas n. Blake,
A. Laforest, A Xiques,
F. Malachee, -".4... %g 3. Nautre,
Fl. Kernion, George Heation, r-s-
Il. Peychaud. my6 I'm
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COLE AGENCY =z.-
y OF THE CELEBRA TED
STACKER IRON WORKS,
TENNESSEE.
Sugar Kettles 81 inches 81 Is inch.
Ct to AZ inches diameer..... / 90 inch.
under AZ inches diameter. rs inch.
Furnace Mouths S5 So and S5 according size and pat
tern. Crate Bars ic. per pound.
Z. +. LATILLEBEUyRE,
Commission Merchant,
fo4 . yr,;,
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pREAD BREAD FOR THE MILLION
SOUTHERN MECHANICS STEAM BAKERY
Corner Of Clio aud Franklin strees-Depo, No. Pow
Near New Ieyee street.
j. J. DANIELS u SON, Proprietors
Pilot Bread Navy Bread Soda Sugar and Butter Crackers
Wine Biscuit etc. warranted of the superior qualify
and ut the lowest market prices.
All orders left above will be promptly and correctly
ng-
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Is suitable for decks of Ships stssmbosts and for Raj.
road Depots, Bridges etc., # will be found valuable ~
preserving properties which particularly de,b
In such cases, ~
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1859-07-16

AVOIDING TUE REspoysIEIL,TY-
Brother Noel was ''sore troubled" ut the
scandal Brother Crump brought upon
hin, eslf By drinking too much, and G. pc,
ci'5'y regretted the injury i. brought to
society at Sharon. So ene morning
he, stepped over to Brother Crump's aud
found the Old man in doze ia the little
porch
Won't yaa take dram ?" asked broth.
or Crumr, as soon as he was made aware
Of the pre,euce Of his neighbor. "Why,
yes, I'm hot agiu dram when bod Y
needs it.
Brother Crump got lis bottle, and the
friends took dram apiece "Dou't you
think. Brother Noel, said Crump, cha.
speuts is tlessiu' - Yes" replied
Noel. "srecrits is a blcssin' that some Of
, us abuses" "WeIl new, brother Noel,
who do you think abuses the tlessin' ?''t
We'll, it is hard to say--but people talk
don, you think tina. you drink little
too much, brother Crump>' at is hard
TO say" said Crnmr ''So'nctimes I've
thought | WIS drinkin' too much aud
othen again Id think may be not What
is man! 4 weak eorrnDs Of the dust
So l left i. to the, Lord to say whether l
was goin' toe far 70 speeri.s, put the
whole 'spousibility on him : ] prayed eff
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Testimonials Of the Horace Water. Pianos
and heiaa..o,ss.

The Piano r.nc to hand, in fr.i rate order II il
beautiful instrument aud 10 r..take''-Lee 4 Walker,
Fhitaasiphia, Pa.
John Hewitt, Of Carthage, Ne. York. who has had
Of the Horace Waters Pianos write. as fos.,:--
- a friend Of rhine v shes me to purchase plan for
her. She Ike. the you sold III. iu DECEMBER 1856
My piano Is becoming ropnia- in this place, and ink
l can introduce one or two they will be more
popular than Huy other make
I've have tsss Of Waters Piano. In SO in our Sem
mary II which has been severely tested for three
years and Can testify To their good quality aud du-
III. WarEas. Ess.-Dtar Sir: Having used one Of
your Piano For,es for two year. past have found in
Prineipai Bros,iyn R.,ght, semirwy.
The / ano Irecsived from yoa continues give sst
isfscton. regard 1t Of the hest Instruments in
the place. "-Jame, T.. CLARKE, C5orieston, "a.
"fhe ari"aeoB has -afey arrived. feel ohliz- to
t"n for your liberal discoan,--w DO all can for you
il these parts. Rsr. J .yeCormc.. rarsesrai, C.
The fapo duly received. II came in excellent
eoud ton. and Is very much admirelty III, ufmeroas
family. Accept my thanks for your promptnrss. ~
Robert CeePsr, GarreHham. BrejJ eoaaty, Pa.
Your Piano reases se 1t ,sthe best one Il. our
toAnts. -1hemaE 3 Latham, Ca@bshoa. Ga
''Ne are very muca Obliged 10 you for having ssn.
such hne Instrument for $3.50. AMI we .hal! take rain.
t. recommend it. '--Biaak, Hsids Co., buffalo Dem.
The Horace Waters Flames arr known as among the
very best We are enabled to speak Of these Instruments
WITH confidence. rnm pers1nsl knosladIe o. their
cet'ent tone aud durse qualty ~. y. Erasr eiist
We can speak of the merits Of the Horace Waters
Pianos roni personal knowledge as being Of the very
lest quality. &C bristiap Iatettsgsne>r.
"Noihing at the State Fair displayed greater excel.
iehee u any department tlan tie Horace Waters II
amos. - CAarcbnaa.
The Horace atere panos built Of the best and
most Thoroughly seasoned material We have no doubt
that buyers eau do Us we'll perhaps hotter this than
al any other house ia the U.iou. .7droaats JoYyI
Nv aters' Pianos and hsiJdeons challenge cumpari-
son with the finest iaaiie any where IA the COUNT, -
Eoms J0graai.
Horace Waters PtsTo- Fortcs are 81 sa;t rich and
eTeH tone, aud powerful. ".S.r York Musical Rerie
''our friends viii find Al Mr. Water TIE very
hrsi assortment Of Pianos To lie found in the United
States, aud NC southern and western friends
to give hig II whenever they 10 to New York
GraHam's Magazine.
Nar.roolns 333 broadway, New Yo,k.
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TO ALL PERSONS
INHERITED TO THE sCHUoI. FUND.

E.'I'Ift'I III = = ! III y u Ut Z N.'t's
ID ahiic Notice is hereby given To all persuga
/ concerned. thai the interest on ail money. due
the - nool Fund OF Cedar eouaty Iowa. il due and
pay able at the Ircl-urtr's Office in said COUNTY
Oh orebefare the frs; da. e. January A. u. 1853.
AMI II asald interest Is not paid as above speci.
fed. two per cent as penalty tor non payment
for each mcnta. Will be added upon the Interest
due. Q
ion are further notified that If said intero st i.
no. paid with six months from the first Jay Of
January iss9. the amounts unpaid will IL repor.
ted to the district attorney for collection as
prov br Law. u. c, PIATf. Tnas.
iip.~n Cedar county IeHa n50-4w
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sabbata School Books Published by this
hgu-e.

Tt8 Anniversary and Sunday School Music BOOB. No.
J, contains 3. tunes and smns; Price 81. b.
dollars ie5hnnarca. The Anniversary and Sg nday =
School Music Book, No. 2eontans IS tunes aud hymns:
prize cents each u. ler hundred. The Abniy er
sary and Sunday schooi Music Book. No 3, contains
60 tnnes and hymns price 4csrts each. dol per humid
The Anniversary and sunday School bus Book. No,
4. ls ready. it contains Al tunes aud hynas price
cents each. doll. FER hundred. The Anniversary
and Sunday SCHOOL hus!c Book. combining Nos I and
=, with seFsai Additionally pieces suHeas IS times aud
hymns: price cents each, ) d.ls per hundred. The
Revival Penny Music BOOK. Nos. ] and +. M. i CON-
sns IL iaes sti hymns. pr,ee cent; Ne. eonta rs
SDaae, and hyains; price ceatseaei, aois p 100:
postage one cent etcA. The satbath School Bell con-
atas 5 tunes aud hymns; price u cents each dolls,
Per hundred, isstaae two cents each. elegantly hound
20 cents each, ID dollars per hundred. Coz egaoaa
sugingan eight page trnctrice Is cts per dozen Il
dollars lcE hundred. q
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I was drinking too much, for him to take
away my appetite for speerits.o I've pray
ed that prayer three times. and le
hain't done it. So I'm clear Of the 'spou.
sibility, any howl" r
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and ic fact everything that may be ealG, for in
his line.
Now is the time to buy your Goods in order to
get the styles, and tbs 4 well known fact that his
prices are always as low rs the lowest.
All Goods warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Please call and examine our Goods whether yen
want to buy or not, we want your opinion of them.
We charge nothing for showing orr Goods hu,
take pie asure in doing SO. CllA'S SHETLAND
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Horace Waters. Ag't,
333 broadway, New Io.k,
1)ublis1)ev of Musit, ttlusir Books
sSb EENLkR IN

AND EEhLkR IN
Pianos, Nes6foHs .eisrSndrc Organs. Organ .fccor-
d>ons Martins celebrated and other Guitars Vt0-
has. P,oiiaesttos. .srtoraecas, Flatisdx. Flutes
FQrs. CtarioHefts. 7rtaagies, T.ajEg Forts, Pres
and Hammers. Pi0liH Bons. best Italian strings
Brass Instruments. fer bands. Piano Stools, ana
Coosrs, and all kinds Of Aasieai Instrsmtais.
S-~L@-r SHEET MUSIC. from all the publish.
ers in the l. /: ; Bertinis. Hunt = and
] Modern Schoo'. and all kinds OF In struc-
ton hooks tor the above Instruments; Church Music
Books MhsiS sirgantlJ bound Music Paper. ard all
kinds Of Music Merchandise, at the LOWEST RATES.
NEW PIANOS. AT SIS s2GG. S2.,5 $3.50. and up 10
$500 Second Hand Pianos from s25 up to sligo New
Meodeon, SIS $50. SIS. 4IGu, mud up TO $500: Sec
ord Hand Neiod-ons from so to so: Alexandra Or
CANS with I'VE -t"ps, l6n nine stops rs and ., ,hr-
teen stops. 254. o5 and 30 fifteen stops 1v and 5:
AeN'ndre organ Acc1rdenns--a new instrument Just
imported-prics 10 and 81 dollars. Ii eraI ascogpt
10 clsrs men, Churches. Sa'ath Schools seunaries
aud relcaers. The Trade supplied al the usual trade
lis~auuls
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1859. summer Arrangements. ls5.
sa. A1kA

Mississippi and Missouri r T..
ON gand after Monday. April Ist 1859. and
~ until further notice. trains will leave pay.
port. for Mnseatine Iowa City, and Columbus Civ
tsundays excepted as foil ,ws:
LIST Express train at Coo N
Trains leave Iowa City a. follows: 80
lst Express Train at IN y n
Mail train leave Washington at geo = A
Leave Mnshatine Junction. gor Muscatine;
list Mail train at s.tN A N
Sd Express Train NJ o. 5.no D n
For Iowa City,
Isl Express train y 20. 1910 A. NJ.
Trains leave davenport for Chicago ut 10 10
a. N and p. n
fssrngeis gong west make direct connec Tions
with the Western stage Co.'S stages for ali uoin.s
West. " f"''
The morning train going cast copnco,a M ON,
oAao JUNCTION. with the Michigan Southern NJ.
tefnoon tam; passengers thereby save ali deiay.
Connections made IL Museatine With the 70 onIsr
Packets Tor darlington. keokuk. St Louis, &c.
PASSENGERS going east make direct connections
AZ Rock isiand v it'll the Chicago and Rock Island
H. H. trans, for Gil points east : nth aud north
Also vith the GAlena, Dubuque and 81. Paul pack.
cts At Davenport. s1' P"eA'
Passengers are reminded Of the neceasitv n,
givhs aistinct directsone a. to the destination
OF lhe'r baggage. Also TO procure tickets beforc
taxing tntlr seats IN the cars.
Ar'h H. iss&a TRACY. Sur.
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DAVENPORT
GoIltqt,


IN GRIGG's BLOCK,
Corner Of Third and Perry Streets,
r-s~ DAVENPORT, IOWA.
~ 1NcoRPoIATEp IN 1859 81
-DIIEcrons-
Hon Hon 5,sp si'f cSs. r %,sT n E.n'
LIS fiele. ESQ, Msrwin, Eau.
In NJ DaIell, ESQ, I'll Grirgs, Esa.
Jnc Ii Cannon s, ESQ. ID rat.on , E .s
FACULTY.
Jos. C. LorEz. Prof OF Book Keeping and Mashemat-
les. with able assistants.
W. II. PRArr, Pref Of Penm.nship and Book Keeping.
E,pn. .rs rr0, q p nsrmsn LahEaaSs and
tai prayipg.
--LECTrRERs.-
D. l.. SHORTY, and other able Lecturers.
Our Commercial Course embraces cosriete sets
, Individual Partnership, Joint Stock and Compound
Company Business Wholesale and Retail. Manufactur.
ing, Hotel, Printing Office. and Lumber Business;
| change, and the Best System Of Banking Ex-
tant Also all Lectures, and instructions Coniner-
cisl Ca!c .lnticus. The coursein
) PESMANSHlP O
10 underline immediate supervision OF Mr. W H. Pratt
who took the Premiums for Penmanship and Gard Xri
ting at the last State Fair and shall he exossd By sens
castor Vest.
In view Of the uncalled for and repeated statements
made by other parties to the effect that there is
mstcia College in this State other than the Yey
trying to establish would call attention to the fast
| that ours 10
The only Commercial College iii Iowa,
Where given athorough course in all branches taught
| at first class Commercial Colleges.
THE ONLY COMNiERCIAL COLLEGE
In which thorough practical course in Book Keeping
| is taught by PRAcTicAL Book KEErERs and teachers
! OF experience.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has n PESaAS connected With ii.
TIE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which has more than one teacher belonging to 1t.
| THE ONLY COMMERCIAL. COLLEGE
Which has LApiEs' DErARTaEsI separate.
THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
Which occupies large, convenient, and well ventilated
| rooms.
| THE ONLY COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
hch relies. and always has lone, for public sppreci-
ton and patront upon its Get4ai merif. rather than
boasts aud remarks dsroSatory to others, and
The only ES IA Blush ED CONNER.
ciai College In the Place.
Rooms open at all hour. rom NJ. till P. ". The
rusc ars invited 70 call and examine rooms, speci-
mrns course OF instruction. aud mode OF teachip
when they will be satisfied tina: assert than
re empress. u2-y2l LOPEZ & PRATT
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r1PTO1J'0
,e-r.arsrle a. Du11sn HsoS

rrFTo0d'0
x.,,o,a,, lssrsasslas A. Hssss~ Mes"
Co:LLDGE!
c,..o,.d. C,raer of 9Th ura Brady st'..
DAVENPORT. IOWA.
ro.nacd b. psvis 4 Tiptsn, April iSSA
TIprON, Principal and Proprietor.
DIRECTORS. 70
r,,n p. Cook. Rev. II. n. PoweraD.D
? lion Hon i J y. pniaa. Dr.. }. J: Burtis,
Il r. Wcod~ard, Esq 4. WnppermsnA
william Allen. Esa ~ =: = S S.sns R a
s nSs,. i. Pssa.n. Ess nss.y, =; Evan. r.
( I. o;a.. fs g !, !, l ": hssi +,
.,. ,.vc,.e ARA most thorough 1nstttl.
.,an n the West, for the proper sdaea'on Of yesns
,n,ovs here The Lecturers are the most seisns'ss
men = sns Esrmx Business
and Editorial Corps Of the Cities o. Davenport "'ek
i' vnSn -. men viii nd by proper inquiry ~ sA
ustinr Il this College, they will obtain very i%ponaa
dv.',.res over the graduates Of any other Comner-
ia, Inssusinn in the county The Gonrse Of tssdy
both foreign and domestic business and en-
braces Matter q Practice 10 UomI ..s.hnSos'
IL obvcus will greatly enhance his chances OF sseee
| In business. ..s.,...A.-
In Tie world is taught the College IN all its forms
both practical and ornamental good Business Hsna
Writing guaranteed to oil who complete the eosrs>
q beautifully Engraved Diploma--lithographsd .,
hank note paper, which the possessor can fold W Rss
n;.ce H. Ma mort monnaieis awarded each graduate
This is novel and unique feature never before insrs
duced I'M . College. -.
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CHAS. Il W." r. STONE
Wholesale and retail dealers in
Ii a X u w A RE.

- \ = - = - y 4 h
Machines, agricultural Implements aud
SEEDS OF ALL KINDS.
HAVE in store, and respectfully offer Sor.a,.
IL a, St. Louis OF Chicago prices, to the trad.
OF al retail,
100 kegs nails, (assortcd sizes)
450 boxes glass, do 8
10000 lights sahs, do
80 coils MANILA rope, O. do
30 coils lead pipe, do
20 circular saws, (laree sizcs)
5000 # best leather betting. all widths,
100 doz. outchers files,
80 doz. axes,
) 100 doz. axe handles,
100 doz. shoyels aud spsdes,
9 casks log chains.
$500 lbs. carriage bolts, nuts & washers,
20 mouse-hole anyils,
20 blacksmith's bellows,
oge,h-r with sve.y variety sof platform and
counter scales, carpenters. hacksni,h's and
cooper's 'eols; honse. building and shelf hard
ware, SC, &C. We have the largest aud best
selected stock OF goods inoIowa, and are bound
to- sell At the 10 west rates. Call and SEE il We
are pot in earLest. No. 2. Union Block,
n3o-td Muscatine. Iowa.
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I,EN ACRES OF Land, eighty rods .aa. Of n
town OF Upton. Ill will b sold In Ioes q
c. PlAIr. Esq, OF s 8. DAsirLs,
Y'Ftcn, March -, IN. ruoyn
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+. B. SIMM Ms
(ovsR roALiSsoN's sroRg.)

r Would announce TO the citisens Of Upton. and
i surrounding country, that have removed to
the room over Tomlins0n's store, where may at
oil times be found ready TO wait On shoss who
may favor me with cali
Having permanently located here, I am de.
tsrmined to do my work In such manner that no
reasonable person can ind fault will warrant
my WORK Twill take wood, wheat, corn. oats or
potatoes in exchange for pictures, for which
will pay th highest market price. O.
TiptoH Oct. 81. 57.43 f. b. SIMMONS.
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BRYANT, BELL 4 STRaTToN 8
C9MhIRtiSLG COLLEGE,.

Larnon Block corner Clark sud " ash ty,ob streets
Chicago. II. b. Bryant, d. v Bell, II. q. str.:ol
Principals and rrayrietors.
La eisctnI this union. the prapr-tars hare bee in
Huencea as well iy cone Iteration OF ~ lie utility 81
Of private Interest entHl.ur thsn does, com
hhe tlelr personal a5ors .nd experience IN h. grea,
teid 81 usefulness, ai to concentrate tn educational
firce and means at then command thus greatly I'll
tT-tuE and improving All the departments Of thi at-
p3rtaEt branch If education. and aT9rlins their ats
trltes and ,dy4rtss. for ito &c QUESTION: rnsu
raised In this