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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
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MEDICAL.

DO you wish to be blessed with and admired
for PEARLY wuIrE and Sound TEETH ! Use
CT VIM. uutd's Unrlvailcd Tooth Pow.
'er, warranted free from acid. alkaii. or any In
Tious subs stance. Price, Is cents per box.
tAs Bcsato OF tho ordinary cheap tooth pow
ders, which whiten but destroy.
DO you wish 10 be certain that your b.cath 10
pure, sweet and agreeable 10 husband or wife, lover
or friends? Use DIR. Hnrd's Celebrated
Mouth Wash. Price. 81 cents per bottle.
Thi. astringcnt wash is also tho best remedy in
the world for Ianker. Bad breath, Blceding Gums
Sore Mouth, cts. Ii has cured hundreds
DO you, or your children suffer from Toothachc!
Get DIR. Hurd's Magic IOOthnche Drops.
Price. Is cents per batlle.
Are you afflicted with Neuralgies &c. DIR. w /.
Is. lIurd's Neuralgia plasteSs. Tho most
effective and delightful remedy known.
They do not adhere nor blister, but soothe and
charm pain away. Try them. prico. Is and Is
cents. Mailed on receipt Of price.
DO you wish complete set Of Dental RENE
dies and Treatise on Preserving Tceth2 Get
DIR. w. Il. Hutd's Dental Treasury, the
neatest and most valuable present that one friend
receipt oi price
For sale al all the best stores throughout the
country.
CAuTro..---As thcrc arc dealers who take ad-
yantage Of our advertisements to impose uror
their customers inferior preparations, II is neees-
cary ~ insist upon having what you call for, and
you will ret tho BEST thoroughly tested, and re-
pared by nm experienced and scontihc Dentist
Treasurer of tho New \ oIk State Dentists Afso
citation, and Nieo.fresident Vi the New York
City Dental Society.
WIN. b. HuRD 4 CO., Now York.
;ulvg III wtfeh1A
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
Wholesale Agents in New York Cit

Wholesale Agents in New York City
Shleteln Brothers h Co liarral, Rsley 4 kitche
b. Fahnsstock, HUI! Bush, Gale 4 Robinson
Co. h Ward, Close 4 Go.
d d Sands Co. Gcklsson j Robbins.
Wheeler Il nart. II : Barnes Co
James ; Aspinwal. Nes Co.
Morgan Allen. Lazclle, Marsh d Gard
Hall, Kuckel 90. ner.
Thomas & Fuller. Hall, Dixon h Co.
z. ID. Oryis. Conrad Fox.
AND OTHERS.
Philadelphia, Pa,
T w Dyott Co. Robert Shoemaker h Go
b A Fahnestock a Co. French, Richards d Co
AND 0THERS.
Boston, Mass.
Geo Goodwin Co. Weekes 4 Potter.
NJ ) Burr Co. Jno. Wiison, Jr.
AND OTHERS.
roLrSAIr pRuGGrsTe NJ
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

THE CHILDBIRTH house, EAST DAV-
EXPORT.
The Chas Dsvie House." Perry street.
Houses in Ssrgent's blocks, kialh .stseet.
Stores on East Second street
dss6-dlm JOHN L. COFFIN
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
TO CoNsUMPTIyEs.

TO CONSUMPTIVES.
THE Advertiser. having been restored 10 health
ina few weeks, by a very simple remedy, after
having sufer5d several years with sever. lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption-
Is anxious to make known to his fellow-sufferers
the means Of cure.
Tosli who desire it, he will send copy OF the
prescription used free Of chargel with the dire
tons for preparing and using the came, ~hicb
they will find Il SURG egar Cor CossCxrrros. A Eth.
Ma, bsoschirrs, DC. Tho only otjcc, Of tho al
yertscr IN sending tho prescription is TO benefit
the afflicted, and spread information which he
conceives to be invaluable, and he hoIes every
sufferer will try bis remedy as il will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please nd
dress
REV. EDWARD A. WILSON.
Williamsburg,
Kings County, New York.
sep10- d. w3m
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

EVERY FORM AND SPECIES OF
V E r M 7 n.

Those Preparations (unliks II others) are
" Free from Posons.n
Not dangerous 10 tho Human Family"
" Rats do not dio on the premises"
They come out Of their heles to die"
They are the only infslblo remedies known"
IL years and more esabi he'd in New ork City.
Used by--thc City Post Office
dsed blythe City Prisons and Station Houses
Used ba--the City Steamers, Sh -, de.
isca ty--thc City Hospitals, al ,-Houscs, DC.
Used blythe City hotels -Asto st. Nicholas
--6o.
Ussd by--the Boarding Houses, a.. 40.
Csea ignore than $1,000 Private Families.
eH9 See one or tro Specimens Of ,rhaf IS Fiery
,ehere said BY me People dators--D Dealers, dc.
HOUSEKEEPFRS--t troubled with yermiu need
be so no longer, if they use "i osTAR's" tAtermi-
majors. We have used IL 10 our satisfaction, and
il box cost SIS would have 1t. We had tried
roisons, but they effected nothing; but "Gostars"
article knocks the bIeat tn out OF Rats, Mice koa-
ches and Bed Bugs, quicker than We can write IT,
u is in great demand all over the country Nedi-
ma u. Gasete.
MORE GRAIN ard provisions are destroyed
annually in Grant County by yernin. than would
pay tor tons OF this Rat ana Insect Killer on-
caster VI. Herald.
HENRY X. C0STAR-We arc selling your
preparations rapidly. Wherever they have been
used. Rats, Mice, Reaches and vermin disappear
rapidly.
EosKa& SroUrrkR, Druggists, Windsor,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

IRON tne Cpfioguc'os iouio nePoohceu.i
A former citizen OF Dayton-Mr.
Kirkpatrick - Who left this city for
Texas in. 1919, has lately performed
ono Of the most brilliant feats OF the
war. lie has been living on the Cult
Coast since be emigra,ed to that State,
and, being respectable gentleman,
gained the confidence of bis iello .citl.
zens. When Texas seceded he kept his
own counsel, and, so TAR as his exterior
indicated, has been as good rebel rs
any of them. Indeed he showed his SO
cession principles, for he purchased q
vessel and put in full cargo Of cotton,
advertising among his friends that be III
tended to 'run the Yankee blockade"
1t was good joke tor the rebels.
and they gave him every facility. Mr..
Kirkpatr ok got out without any dlfli>
Guilty, and steered straight for the Fed
cral feet, when he announced the "cap-
ture of the ship load OF rebel cotton"
He then piloled the fleet into the Sabine
Pass, where several more vessels loaded
with rebel cotton were captured and
duly con6scated. Mr.. kirkpatrick also
succeeded in get ing his wife and chill
dreE,a warrant for whom the rebels had
Just issued. When last seen Mr. Xix.
patrick was at Pensacola, on his way
back 10 Dayton. When he gets there
if the citizens don't turn out en- masse
and give him brilliant reception, we
shant think much OF them. unrrsh Tor
kirkpatrick
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

Tue Boston Journot is selling all its
old printed newspapers, cllppings,scrap
and all, for six and half cents pc.
pound. There is the greatest compet,-
ton among dealers in newspaper stock,
and waste paper, cotton waste, rags,
ETC., bring very high pri-c
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

A RECENT number OF the Wheeling
Lteli,gencer contains iorcble appeal to
the loyal States and to Congress for the
prompt admission of the new State Of
West Virginia into the Union.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
Lost.

rrHERE ARE MISSING FROM THE CITY
i Engineers office Two books. one Of Expe adj
tu -es aud the other of Contracts. Any person
having then IN their possession will couiera great
favor by leaving them at the Office Of the under
signed, in City Hall building.
II. LAMBACH,
Gsc 2-dtf City Engineer.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
MISCELLANEOUS.
DEAER T'EKS

THE FOLLOWING NAMED SOLDIERS.
l enlisted Tor Old Hcgimenta, have deserted
from Camp Mcclellan. Davenport. Iowa;
ALBERT PRINCE, born In Frederick county,
Maryland, = yea,t old. farmer by occuI alton en-
listed September 9th, 1909. NJ k.okuk by Mel u
v ilIiam Belknay. Tor . years has grey eyes,
erown hair. iair complexion. feet inches high
for the 18th lnisntry.
u. BRADES, horn in Decatur county, Indi-
ana, aged ~ years. by occupation q farmer, on.
listed at davenport, lows, August 10, has hazel
eyes. black hair and dark complexion, height .
fsct 10 inches.
WILLIAM JONES, horn IN Orar GO county,
New Work. aged u yearr. by Occupation n car
penier, enlisted in loNa City, Iowa, July 81, has
black eyes, tnndy hair and dark complexion,
height feat ischeH.
JOHN hOUGllfEN, horn in Hardin county,
Ohio. aged ~ years, by occupation a farmer, on
listed ~ davenport, Iowa. September ~, hos grey
eyes. light hair and light complexion, height 3
feet ~ inches.
Any oLs apprehening any one or all Of said
soldiers, will No paid all removable cost OF Trans
portatlon and subsistence, together with n reward
o five delnr.. when said des.rtcrs are returned TO
the Commanding Officer Of Camp Mcclellan.
r. NJ LlTTLtK,
Cap.ain III Iowa Infantry, Commanding Camp
Mcclellan, Dayerpo,t, Oct4. 1862. dr.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
TO LET.

nrFIcES AND VERY LARGE ROOMS IN
- Post Uiiiee and LeClsi.s Blocks. The Lee
Claire Makct House, suitable for storage OF grain
Or heavy merch andise. Apply 10
0kO. l.. DAVENPORT. or
JOIN l.. COFFIN,
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11

Nearly FIVE columns of the Cincn.
natl Gdzetke OF Saturday are filed with
closely prlnIed names OF soldiers of the
Fedcral army who have died in tie
Nashville hospitals since last spring.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-12-11
cAuTlON!u To prevent tho ,ub,;c fro

ChUTlON!! To prevent tho public from
being impose upon by spurious and H.ghly Per-
nictons hattdttoss. new label mas been prepa red
bearing yi,tsn,ac o. the Proprletor's signature
Examine each box, bottle, or flask carefully be-
fore purchasing, and take nothing but .COS.
TAKS.''
t4s- Soil Eeeyylciereby
ALL WHOLESALE DRr6dIsra in the Target cities.
GnInn q tho
, 1862-03-07
The Rebel Prisoners at indianapolis,
From the indianapolis Journal1

OF the sick prisoners at the Military prison
and hospitals Of this city, the greater proper
ton arc Missfssippian6. Though some Of the
Tennessccans and Kentuckians: arc quite i'll,
their maladies are not 80 deep seated Is those
Of the LIST, 4th and 18th Mississippi prisoners.
These regiments were at Fort Henry, and at
the time Of the attack made upon it By Com
modore Foote, they retreated so rapidly that
they left behind most Of their baggage, inelud-
Ing many articles ofclothing much needed for
their comfort. On arriving at Fort Donelson
they were (thinly: clad as they were, put at
work Immediately upon the Qualifications, and
were compelled to labor upon the trenches
constantly. During the siege Of tho Fort they
lay In the bitches and rifle pits, day and night.
Such exposure would produce disease in the
ranks Of the most able-bodied soldiers, but
when Incurred by men Of feeble constitutions,
the seeds Of disease are SO firmly planted that
no medical skill can remove them. Of the
latter class are those now in the hospitals.
Many are under eighteen years Of age, aud the
large majority are persons of feeble constitu-
fion. They receive the best medical treat
ment, and the nursing care of female attend
cannot eare them from the grasp Of death.
death occurred on Sunday night which
still further proves the, Hfckeduess of this
causeless rebellion. . A man named Iloyd,
whose mother, nova very old woman, lives
in Washington, went South upon business.
Union man, impressed into the rebel service.
No opportunity offered to escape, or he would
have gladly availed himfclf Of it. He was taken
prisoner at Donelson, and brought here With
the others. While at tic hospital lie freely
conycrscd with many ladies aud gentlemen, and
his dying lips he protested that be was Union
man forced to take up arms against the country
That he would gladly have defended aggainst it,
enemies. :,,.,. :.
, 1862-03-07

lFrom the Norfolk Day Book, Feb. 3l.1
Whisky: Whisky!i Whisky!! In the
cars, at the shantics, at The groceries, at the
g1oggeFics, in village taverus and city hotels
0ncers with gold lace wound in astonish-
ing inyolutions upon their arms, private
soldiers in simple homespun, and civilians in
broadclotb, all seem to drink whisky with per-
slstcut energy and perseverance. They drink
It, too, In quantities which would astonish the
nerves Of q cast-iron lamp post, and OF !
quality which would destroy The digestive or
gan6 Of an ostrich. It it did nothing worse
than shatter nerves and impair digestion, this
widespread vice would demand Legislative
action. But these copious Hbations degrade
the officers, dcmora1ize the soldiers, and de-
base civilians OF these two classes there are
two whose misconduct deserves the seTerest
censure; VIC allude to officers and civilians
who forget their duties SO far as to indulge in
this brutalizing vice.
The military officer Is bound to set in HIM
SELF good example, and to enforce it upon his
men, While the private citizen owes duty 70
himself and society which he violates with
eyezy dehauch. Nor arc the private soldiers
without blame, but the censune which falls
upon them rebounds in part against company
officers. These dcnunciati0nR Of vice Which
seems to be increasing in fts developments,
! may seem harsh. Truth is often unpleasant
to hear; IN this case it Is unpleasant to tell,
bnt the public safety demands that the vice ID
question. should be rebukcd and reformed.
For it is j fact which the press should neither
more akin to rye than rye is to coffec-whisky
Of the unadullurated tangle-foot chain light
nlrg dist ilatiop, isguzzled down in manner
alike reyoltingto public decency and the gen.
c1al good.
How, pray, can field and brigade officers
be held responsible for the vices Of their men
when at every corner there is NAKED battery
| Of Thiskg ba!Telss The fault that these arf
, 1862-03-07
Questions FOR the tsconfsas,, H. An

Questions for the t$ConfeAsss ~ Ar
From the Frankfort Ky.J Commonwealth
Mr. DEAR REEFS 81 now take my pen In
hxnd for the purpose of holding communion
With thee, through the silent medium Of pen
are nov. open ss TAI a.: Nashville, Tennessee,
and I now avail myself, with a1acrity, Of tho
opportunity now presented, Of resuming our
correspondence Your many friends ii this
section would like to be informed on various
topicA, for instance ::ts' =: $ =;
How are yon, anyhow?
How does: !" dying in the last ditch y sgFee
with your genera health?
,How Is tie :, Constitution down your rTay?
How Is s'King Kottfng? ?', :: &:
+ Yancey well and able to eat his oats?
When will Bucmer take his Christmas din.
ner in Louievilles
Is Lloyd Tiighmainn still han saing Union men
in the First Distlfctg
Is Floyd stu "s!ning'' cannon and other
How is Pillows last " ditch ~ and when will
he gratity hls numerous friends by. dying"
How is the *sSouthern Heart q,
Are you still able to whip five to one?
What Is your opinion Of the Dutch race9
Did the recognition of the 8. Confed. by
England and France benefit ,you much?
Where is the Provincial .Goyernment" Of
Kentucky, and what is It kept in2
Where is the Louisville Nashvt1l Bowling
Green Coss,itr now published Say!
And lastly, what do You think Of yourselves,
anyhow? .:...---
a prompt answer will relieve msny anxious
hearts. Yours, in q horn,
a LINCOLN MN.
United States, Feb. q, 1852 ~:
, 1862-03-07

MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas
a. y sna saa 4ssf ss &c dt s2s
fsss5 .ss ss s5S$sSss
sssSR & 20 & MI ss q Il $
Hsrt Stewart and parable to the o.uer Of myself;
Msy 7aus .sssvsa I'D the cthees ~ ef q
efaf IN
eea snd ayr @ fa q r. vt AZ @ ~
to the hret dsy Of SnY 1863 And whereas Is prosld-
Sc o q ns % T
and such instament re:a:n due and Unpaid thTt5
It dns saa Psys6
at my election an5.tng II tlse note yep foE ne
rs been made Il the payment said nssaeas q u
tsEessa dus On ;ae At day o Nay and The FIST day
s1s s qa d s7 ser as fs
therefore public noce i Eeieby siveH, sat b vFSsac
enre y ds1e dos e.
tcrest doe theZcon together with costs and charges Of
os eF msci thercef 8 msy De s'as aecs5s. 3 o.
WI be sod At pEbc aaeon to tic h.sdes bIddsi M fof
seh o s sn Faldsa aeas e
Of the Court House IN the Cit Of Chicago. ~ Of which
e W s. saa sGR d
ai9eaaid With 1hs buiiirg ia other imrroyeineats
5S:sSR s3 55eatsa
s @ es5sSa st9tsa M sst 81
SsoeE th1rtess Il Ill seath ii Ssa5ea s5 ..
e: r.: Il ~; 5$kS 81 $ s'sz
ii psa1S5rn stasse Refefy GGI:s-o ssfass
, 1862-03-07

Tho. rebel leaders STU appeal 10 the peo-
PIE Of the Eouth to fight on, but the tones IN
shrieks OF moftsl despair, or the .waiiings Of
the damned. :
We learn from Memphis that President
Davis has made Fequisitfon., Upon the Gov
erncrs of III the Southern States for their cn:.
Tire militia force. =. ,.:.:. -,
i -Buckncr promised his friends in tho south
to make his way to Cincinnat.- .-.For onee he
i better tha, biz Ferd e. & Hs has gone farther y =
| TIE nature Of Gen: Wise's late ilb.ess ha,s
not been s:atcd. ;AaexoAasse' au8ya.ta thas
! it was tne mss.es. - :. = ':.:i- =. 4
- Buck ner cs1:fcs.s go1d.be51,A cine. II
! would suit Lin t:tter II It xe1h coppe7h..d
, 1862-03-07

NTEItNUUN.
Mr. Fuller introduced resolution, that the
Committee On Congressional Arportionmcnt
he Instructed to at once redistrict the State
for members Of the House of Representa-.
tiyes.
Me=srE. Fuller and Wentworth advocated
the resolution, and denounced the Lcgisla-
ture willie doing SO.
The: resolution was adopted by ayes 46,
noes Il
, 1862-03-07

ARTICLE on COUNTIES.
An attempt was made to take up article !,
On counties, but failcd, as members Interested
were absent. It was made the special order
for Friday next
, 1862-03-07

The Trustees have declared SCRIP DIVIDEND OF
FIFTY PEE CENT. Coy out Of the profits for the
year. Parties interested can Obtain their certificates
on and after The hlst day Of March next
The Trustees have also declared CASH DIVIDEND
OF SEVEN PER CENT. CO on the outstanding scrip
Of the Company out Of the accumulated interest pay
ahle On the first dag Of March next az the Office Of the
Company.
The Trustees have further declared that after reserv
1dg -Four Hundred Thousand Dollars (94oo0111 as
Capital, the certificates s.sped BY this Company in
1853 and 1860 be redeemed in CAsH on and after the
first day Of March next presentation at the Office
Of the Company, and that Ill further interest on the
game shall cease
4. A EUSTAFHIEVE Secretarv
, 1862-03-07

No NVKk NO FAT u. DEFEATED.
an attempt was made By A1r. Burr to pre-
vent members who did not attend, from draw
ing pay, but it fell dead, as the Convention
refused to EuEpcnd the rules
, 1862-03-07

IA asssFass sss;d ss a. aez e
& Is c993 e Go91ty ststs Of Illinois u boox thF sevsa
BasEe 493s a9Ra5sd a7x asa %o. rsy e
Enh OF thu city Of Chicago IL said county md ssafe
S1aTsyr% sseIy t. s FEsnc 2, ns RISns s5
ksSs Il e1essted 81 BaeSaer Morrs TT and % pagsSs
q p e % ssisn 2na q a 9os s. s!n 81 e
fsssd and De othsrs fer IL ea of p 1 nuuared
az se g @ SsE a sna ona
Hom ss d1y u EoxenbeT. SIS to he list dsy &
gaE Sssn dsaf ss Sc msde n hs S9 saa e
my one Of eatd nsta11eas Of interest," ad such IN
taen u ssid principal sun Ct eleven thousand dol
III election anything In the note given for the same
70 The contrary ihstandng: and whesesA default
nas n Esde de- T ~ e sad Of
day 9t HoreEsez. .. ISL aad Of the notes TOR fse
hundred and nfIy dollars EACH maturing a. those date
Fnespee5rel5 ns 5s md zlyen 6or said ltsmsa Ehich
paid @~ ~ 49,
Now therefore, public notice Is hereby given rhat b.
and secure he ssid sum q eleven icoasand dolia;
chaK of ss te 1 pnses sSsss con aae
Y 5rs e sshs aad saSt5z e
sold at Pgbc auction to The higaes bidder f5r cass
dss f asa IN h S KSaS 1aSS sh 6so
Court House "a the CITY Of Chicago and Ehich said
premises are known and described 81 f,loEA to-wit.
g ES g e. y ~ sosH g
s6ts 6ss' ss4soa se s1s sts.;s S vsPE "a
WIN. G. kEIsoLDs, Attorney, MortgaSse
Ill Dearborn street, Chicago. iat1EA5s-n
, 1862-03-07
a 3 s 4 rs ;

AHSETS:
gash On hand and 1n Bank $lis 22G 66
States Stocks and other secutltie.... 4u7 7GB 2
6Iea1n Tug, fnmp5. &E7 7&C.,....,,,...... 20G19 II
8l1le Eece1FA1le. 537G 50
Eeal Estate IN Buffalo,. ao...--.-............ 4G318 IS
6alance due nom Agents. 4512 G7
Total assets. $7i81sl 10
, 1862-03-07

LIVE GT0CKs
Dro7ess and Farmers 1n IND this tbs most advaes
taEeous route for Live Stock Capactou& Terd4 ven
EAterea and sagpA;sd with ereIy con ysaience. hAya
attention Is paid to their wants. From Ha1E11b1fR6.
Ehcre VIII be found eyeTy conyenience fo teed1x 91&
resting. chotce L. offered OF tho PHfLADELF8I
NEW YORK aud BALTIMORE 31AEKET8. Thte vii
Rao be found the Rho.sest qtckest and most &R0eE
with fever changes than any otfer
EEOCH LEWIS, Gen1 6up's, Al5oonA, Pa
L. L. HDUPT. Geal Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
81. Il. HOUSTON, Gen1 FTnIght gent, PhilAdal14&.
, 1862-03-07
educational.

MAPLEwOOD YOUNG
V1 LADIES INSTITUTE. Pitt11esd, MzsA COIL
Ine1ces It's I'd 6emiAnnual Session
On April Sd, 1862,
With patronage undmlnished By the War It adds to
rare liabilities for eolId and ornamental instruction Pc
A4dIeR Principal, Rev. T. G. sPEAR for Circulars
.fe&nIGl6T
, 1862-03-07

tE For Mayor Of Baltic Greek. M.ck., the
candidates asc william Ws1lsce, Republican.
sad Alonko Nobin1 Democrat; thst.ttcr On a
ssUu!ct G:Ect."
, 1862-03-07
T1l8ura11rG..

United States, Feb. q, 1882
, 1862-03-07
Commission .merrhanf1.

Eu- II LA3AlLE STREET.
Personal attention given to the purchase and ta1e
6rntr, F1our, Pork and P1oduce GENERALLY. deIEEi
HDWARD KH8. r. @. Box 1881 VIZ h oTKya
, 1862-03-07
N.1BERAL EDUCATION: with
MILITARY Ius1a1s1,ea Aae DRILL.

WEsIEKE EN16N COLLEGE Aod -MIITAKY
Viii open Primary Aesdemtc and Collegiate Courses
Eept1eth 16a The College has twelve experienced
teachers thorough appotntentA and excellent appii
aces PS;h Ss2ulsT e a., a1a ss!e9le so15ses the nne
attractive grounds. fine Gymnasium and msny other
which khnuld ctaIm the attention ofpatents
TAxTKr AID FsT1K TACTICS. S1pKD. BAronEr AND
GG11xAszJc ExxES!sKa coAKoS ZoUAvE AID FACET
dsnn d p nnto PEI ssaSo gsa5f RI
tuition IL every department. Excellent accommodA
lions fof 800 boAEdcrs under the sane ro1f WisA and
1arsD. & COVERT, President Fulton Ill. fe2tn6Sm
, 1862-03-07

Nh K4ITt5E-NEFE AIeE433X4x3L
O. REd 9fffY HuNEET Det. a. ISL, Ex8 VII
se1Tt Wcl.s SceE Dsock ~ tnucE ! S11dk3a9
II.tS a M FsS H{S x. fT Eesy1t-s. HpcS19-4 $sSR-
reT:, Tsf.e1, Gs1es.s, basls.ts 1En4isA sa9 aaa1>
s:aj;s.e .p3s3t5; 1f,G a. n ~ iSW F-A ax pH5ss
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