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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1846-12-04
CABINET WARE s CHAIR
EIANUFaC TORY.

~ hand cIoic' supply OF materials, arc IrCVg.
r.d % execute work at the shortest notice. TLcy
1rc prepared 20 manufacture
Sfds, Siic. H1ariS, Secretaries,
RgJegus, Ceatre Yutics, &c.
m , s'y', equal I, E,s'orr'auilss, and at griccs
D sa.. Sac ;.mcs. They also manufacture
C,a;rs, Tujics, EsdHeg3s, &c.,
OF every qa,Ity, and for the loves, cash Price
fa,, h,vcjus procured bcau,jmlHEAEsE
witch cu,iI,s them t. accommodate these whu
may visa their services as unlrraAers. They
sill furnish collins and attend to funerals on tac
Wo.t N.sra. terms,
They hope. hy -trjtte.tcatiap % business, and
hy making moderate ch1rg.s, 10 ,c,yc o ar-o
,hlre &. ,"c public patronage.
WAN"tN MOORE,
ELI LONE
Ottawa, July 81, 1860
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s;iu.

,NS BBLS. fine salt, just received
%tF and for sale by
may lG. CUSHNhN & CRtDIEY.
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LsOGts aud shoes.

HOO CASES Mems dick boots
l. ~ ) cases do double sole boots
3 do do Kip 90
5 do boys thick DO
do mems dick brogans
60 Toys 60 90
3 do mems Nip co
= do womcn's bootoes
Ladies Md SLIPPERS. walking shoes ard
rai,,rs. ALSO--A large assortment Of
shoes, just received aud for
sale cheap w.
RAJ CusHMAH d. CRlpLEy.
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GACG1EEZgE'S ToE;C EEHll-
EEfGI,.
Us I,iaLI6ie HenM Eesi55s9g Pro-
periieS fully established!
u KNOWN IS TuE A'L.powrUyui
FEVER & AGUE DESTROYER,


FEVER & AGUE DESTROYER,
~ prcscn'ng this wei established end
Z powerfully sana,ive Mcjoioc 10 the pco-
pie Of Illinois aud the G,zrns generally Of
the SOUTHEASTERN states, ito Proprietor feels
perfect coniicpcc ,ha, it viii at rs success.
fully in the districts where 1t t. TOW rtoducrd, a
in tie Ague and Fever visited regions OF !udiana
Illinois, aud Ohio Michigan, and c.tcrn rcug-
sy!yania and New York. Ia the states aboy,
mentioned, lis uniyrrsal r,l,bily asa
CERTAIN, PROMPT ihD PERMANENT
REMEDY FoR THE AGUE AND FEVER,
Is generally conceded; end it is rrsorteG
to 10y all ihus afflicted in preference to ali ether
preparations claiming to cure thi, disease.
Volume, " iYCtGgibt TsiimoHy might &c.
company This notice; bat the proprietor believes
That the true method Of oppdans The afflicted oi
he perfectly curative propcfics Of the Tonic
Fchu!ugc, 10 the trial Of It's miraculous power
over
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EUSr received, lot of Ohio made
- Saddles, Brides and Ilalters, which
will be sold low either for cash or wheat.
Aug. 81, I6-9 J G. NATTlNGER.
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90

600 p. los Day cd isb,
- ~ ~ ~ Dbl. mach,rt.,
10 lb,s white i.h, ttsa' by WALKER
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=, >, =, - '''''' ~ ''ItUS,
Nol'"b'e Ter the npltcoclirg season, ard ,o,
'fi'''u'iN "qn'fl a call II, IN hutuAN1s,i..
wig "a, ,'E' tr ne Iuiose at lu>ng in tl,ir
rr"d H. irr our G,ots ct such ,,v.,r,,,it,
rAs' u cannot hail 10 itjuc, al. rrr,lr.,g in
hat way. 10 make hdis MI. us. G,r,t,n ',,'
slsts IN pant A. t,,i,us: w.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-09-10
BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
CINCINNATI.
]. D. JONES, Gin att.
C. JONES, PMl'a

J. ID. JONES, Gin dti. Z. JONES, Phila
NEW FALL & WINTER
DRY GOODS.
j. d. 8 G. Jones,
No. 49, Pearl Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
WE respectfully inform our friends in
the Country and city, that our stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
is now very large and we'll assorted, and that
we shall continue to receive, by almost daily
arrivals, Fresh Goods during the entire season
the purchases being made by our resident
partner East,-many Of which we Import di.
rectfy from Europe. Our friends we can as
sure shall be supplied with goods as low as
from any Jobber East of the Mountains.
We have now on hand and offer for sale, by
the piece or package, say
600 Cases Prints--Fancy, Black and Blue,
Merrimack, Manchester, Cozzens, Rpka,
North Adams, &c.
200 Pieces Ginghams-- Earlston and Do
nestle.
600 Pieces MouseI De LANES and CASH
meres.
200 Pieces Alpaca Lustres--Black, Col.
ored and Figured.
100 Pieces ClOths.-Black, Blue, Drab, Oh
i've, Brown, &c.
200 Cassemere--B Black, Blue, Striped, Plaid
and Fancy.
Sheetings, Tickings, Flannels, Satinets, Blan.
kets, Checks, White Goods, Shawls, Hand.
kerchiefs, Hosiery. Trimmings, Gloves, Rib.
bons. Sc. J. ID. a. G. JONES.
sep3 '46-l5-2m
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SAINT LOUIS.
Missouri, Illinois and Iowa Farm
ers' Almanac for lS47.

WE will in few days commence the
w publication of our Almanac for 1s47.
For some years past we have been in the habit
of printing large number to order, for mer.
chants and others, with their business cards
ON one or two pages Of the Almanac. 1t is
a cheap and advantageous mode of advertis-
ing, and we solicit all those who wish to avail
themselves Of it to forward their orders as soon
as possible.
We call the attention Of Country Merchants
to the above They can not only save the
expense OF having bills printed, but can make
a profit on the sales Of the Almanac
sep3 46-I5 CHAMBERS & KNAPP.
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.,,,on dire and dreaded, is the
In Il is the mission of Buchan's
p,,sam to meet and overthrow
.,;on has been performed in hun
= mos, hopeless and appalling cases.
|ea"n coleman, Portland. Maine.-l
'da o sssn agent for the Hungarian Bal.
~" W. ,wo years, and during that time
''ii ...,sral gross in this city and vicini'
f'olaa 'I h.s been used by invalids with as
, taa ." nee Several physicians. being
sas ' rs good qualities, have used it
90 '.. :" and recon- mended it to the public
Yours truly uho' o>'''. " AN
H.. respectng this great English
aaPa may be had gratis Of CLENDENIN,
|ssy ., "s only agent in Burlington, Iowa.
1sss s,s,tisement in another column Of this
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nor SALE A second hand Piano
Forte, in good tune.
sep2 JOHN G.. FooTE.
EAGLE HOTEL

THE Undersigned takes this method
u Of informing the public that he has
opened a HOUSE OF ENTERTAINMENT at the
stand formerly known as the mount Pleasant
House," where he will accommodate all who
may call upon him, at least as well ms is com
mon III the west. The House having under
gone thorough repair, the proprietor fatters
himself that he will be able TO give general
satisfaction, and therefore solicits share OF
public patronage.
Ij-In connection with the House is large
STABLE, we'll filled with the best Timot by
Hay, and every thing necessary to make a
horse comfortable and fit him for service
- The subscriber is also prepared to car
ry passengers to any point, when or where the
Stage is not running.
]. BOWMAN.
Mt Pleasant, July 27, 1916. loft
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new GOODS.
THOS. HEDGE & CO.,
"AVE Just reed from New York
Ell and New Orleans and are now opening
fresh and splendid stock Of goods. Consist
ing in part of
100 pieces Prints of the last and most fash.
ionable style
Ginghams and alpaccas
Hdkfs. gloves and hose of various kinds
Irish linens Of superior quality
Table covers and cloths
Threads and tapes Of all kinds
Browr Hollands and Selicia
Cold cambrics
Jaconets, muslins, &c
Suspenders, elastics
Shaw and dress hdkfs
Black brown and blue cloths
Fancy and plain cassimeres
Satinets and jeans
Sheetngs and shirtngs, brown and white
Coat trimmings of all kinds
Tick;ngs. drillings and crash
Flannels, inseys and canton fannels
Stuifs for sackng and various other articles
in this line
HATS of last style
BOOTS, shoes and brogans. Also
Lades' fashionable walking shoes and slips
QUEENS. WARE, we'll assorted
GROCERIES & HARD WARE, &c &c.
All OF which are offered for sale at the lowest
prices for cash orproduce.
Burlington, July %, IS46-9tf
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SCHOOL,.

NV NV. HARPER propose opening in the
1,.MiY SCHOOL ROOM, (the basement Of
] ~ Methodist Church, on the first Monday
SSeaasr. The terms for Orthography
I.l;'ss Whiting, Arithmetic, Geography and
I,i, .sJ INA ufammar are 50 per quarter. For
ii =. ,,h'tOsophy and Chimistry, 81. There
srs ~ y % an Evening School in the same
In Nv, INC purpose OF Teaching Penman-
b n, a'''lmetie, English Grammar, &c. for
bs,lii as''er. ]. & W. II.
'agtOn Sept. 10, 1876
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-B0OK-BINDlNG.-

||Nt Undersigned having purchased the
4 Finding Establishment Of William
Isns, on Jefferson Street, informs his friends
sne public in general, tina t he is prepared
rail kinds of work in his line of business
E'aoft notice and with neatness.
JOHN ID. COLBuRN.
-'o-An assortment Of Blank Books
yson hand and for sale cheap for cash,
y ~, 46-l9-y J. u. G.
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@ 81 U A r Y =.

Il hurted this life at his residence near Beth
4. Eorean county, illinois, on the Sth DAY Of
-, III rus, Daniel Troy, Esq, in the tifteth
'"ea nd bis age. He was native Of Pennsyl-
Oh ~ a. and at the age OF ten years emigrat
araIns With bis parents to Clermont county, Ohio.
onh1i ns he resided until the year 1921, at which
N N ss be removed to Illinois. The disease
/. he was commissioned to termina te his
IN hAly existence was indeed, an unlock ed for
70 gnsliOn; possessing strong constitution,
for wearing the .oseate bloom Of health, he
mia. waidsny attacked with congestive fever
Nh. rti caused a rapid decline, and dissolu.
.v1 nn',hree days. In reference to the deceas-
To- amay be truly said tina: good man has
ng bed Len. In whatever relation we view him,
lerau world may be challenged to produce a
= nS free from faults and so perfect in eve
w Ding As public man, he merited and
ap's FEst the confidence Of the people. Once
srsd in the General Assembly Of this
own asn representative, and for a number of
,o, Ihas filled other important trusts. In a II
isoye responsible stations, he sustained
zsi with much credit, rejecting honor
rela'I himself and securing the appreciation of
I'd FoPle. His urbanity of manners connect.
be IA Iia generous disposition, caused him to
~. aoved by all and hated by none. But
aali his religion was his brightest orna-
my Tor several years he has been an exem-
1oies Emember of the NJ. f. Church. Having
hon Performed the various duties of life .dea tn
- him well prepared 20 lie. In answer to
s's ntous questions propounded by christian
ave na during his last moments, he gave sa-
l. IN aory assurance, "that for him TO die
eoupi I'D be his eternal gain, and in earnest ex-
~. Esicn OF blissful immortality, his body
". iprsy TO death, and his triumphant sgirit
saA va The mount of Heaven, B. F. b.
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NOTICE..

NOTICE.
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters
- of Administration upon the Estate Of
Robert Thompson, late of Des Mones county,
deceased, have been granted by the Probate
Court of Des Moines county, to Thomas NJ.
Thompson. All persons indebted to said Es-
tate are hereby called upon % make immedi-
ate payment Those having claims against
said estate will present them for settlement.
THOS. NJ THOMPSON,
Admir- Of Estate of Rob't Thompso deed.
Burlington, Aug. "a, lS46-l4-3t*
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NCHOOL NOTICE.

.aa. a. COLBY would respectfully an
d /. asuhce to the citizens of BURLINGTON
Ion NJ NJ" open Select School in GriGey's
ssQ bohuay next, Sept. 14th,) where he
|ed p'epared to receive limited mum.
II, po ,p''s AS it is his intention to estab-
|a,sb,,a School in this City, he soil.
Sul la.se o. public patronage.
4s'0n Sept. 10Th. 1916,
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SAINT LOUIS.

CAOtHluS.
Spread the News.-.4rrival Of the
LEVIATHAN STOCK!
C.. & Il. Lewis.
No. 100, Main street. corner of Green,
SAINT LOUIS. MISSOURI,
One Door South of the Virginia Hotel.
DY Late arrivals we have received over
- Six Hundred Boxes
OF our immense stock Of Fall and Winter
Clothing. We shall continue to receive dbl
tional supplies by every boat during the sea.
son, which will keep our assortment at all
times
Full and Complete.
Lewis are now prepared with the largest
stock of clothing in the United States, to fur
nish ready made clothing
To western Merchants
and others, at 80 to 40 per cent LESS than
can De had in any other House
In the Mississippi valley.
Lewis have purchased this Fall--since the
passage OF the new Tariff Law--ther tremen.
dous stock Of materials
Entirely for Cash;
consequently about 80 per cent. cheaper than
those clothiers who, so anxious to get their
stock in June and July, bought their materi
Long Credit.
Lewis have suppled--in the season Just
past--all the Suffers in the regular army,
west; also, the entire army of
western Volunteers,
and intend, this Fall and Winter, to
ClOthe the West.
Lewis have made great additions to their
Warchouse--now the largest in the west. so
spacious windows. afi'ording
The best Light
IN the city for customers to examine goods,
we give our customers abundance of light
We know our clothing will pass an examina-
ton.
Lewis Factory,
Situated in Pearl street, New York ), 10 one
of the largest buildings in the East Three
thou sand hands are constantly employed.
The Cutting Department
is entrusted to men of acknowledged skill and
ability; all material used in this concern, ar
rive direct -
From the Original Fabricators.
Messrs Lewis and Hanford, who have been en-
gagged in the business Cor the last tw enty five
years, are the directors in this
Extensive Concern.
The proprietors Of No. 100 possess exclusive
advantages for doing large business the fol-
lowing are few:
Vast Resources
spacious Premises!!
Extensive StOck!!!
Unprecedented Variety!!!!
The practical knowicdgc--.the experiences
and the most ample means to carry out to the
fullest possible extent, business of such
Immense Magnitude.
Lewis have been induced, from .he great
increase in their Country Trade, to pay very
particular atten ton this Fab, to the getting
up OF a stock of clothing we'll adapted to the
demand OF the western trade.
No Abatement
from the price first asked. We adhere strict
ly to the one price system. Mere hants who
intend buying Ready Made Clothing this fall,
will certainly be consulting their own inter-
est by visiting No. 100, and examine
For themselves.
Lewis have agreeable clerks, VIII o will wait
upon customers with pleasure, and name the
lowest prices.
1t is no trouble to sell Clothing at No. 100.
G.. & Il. LEWIS.
u The Herald, Bloomington: Express, Du
Buque; Democrat, Fl Madison; Valley w hig
Keosauqua; Gazette, Galena, Ill and Amer.
can. Plateville. w. IT,, will copy to the am t
of s. and send bill! and paper to
c. & r. L.
Saint Louis, Mo-, Sept. 10, 4s-l6-2m
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0PBY EXPRESS
Tremendous Excitement! :!

A Nam 9th stock of Clothing
The Largest ever brought West!!!:
MoTTo--'Large sales and small profits
4 Have received, and have on the way,
IL over 500 cases Of FALL and WINTER =
@ ]" MN de-
bought for cash. and manufactured BY myself
in the city of New York, expressly for the
Western trade; comprising, in part, as follows:
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DISSOLUTION.

II ,r..pp aI,'nership heretofore existing be-
Fss R.,a me subscribers under the firm Of
|ssn, Ts ~ this day dissolved by mutual
sdb ~ a, ~e business Of the firm will be
shie,ila, ~ ). Fear, who is duly author
ALFRED S. FEAR.
ssslips., JEREMIAH RALSTON,
s'0a' Sept 2, '46-l6-3t
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Deaf and Dumb Asylum.
next Session Of the Illinois Asy

VIE TEXT OBssIUII VI tFo
n lum for the education of the deal and
dumb will commence on the 18th September
and continue ten months
The ASYLUM is State Institution under
the control Of Board OF Directors. 1t is To-
Gated at Jacksonville, where large an com
modious brick building has been erected ex-
pressly for this institution.
The course of instruction 10 the same as at
all the other Asyums in the u, States.
The terms for board, lodging washing, fu.
ell, lights. tuition, books, &c, including eve.
~ thing except travelling expenses, are $50 90
per Session.
For further information, please address WIN
TuoMas, Esq, Secretary Of the Board o. Di-
rectors. or THOS. OFFICER,
Principal Of III. Inst. for Deaf ) Dumb.
august 6, '46 IL
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
NOTICE is hereby given that Letters of
~ Administration upon the estate of II. B.
Marrow, deceased, late Of Des Moines county :.
have been granted by the Probate Court of
said county, TO the undersigned. All persons
indebted to said estate are called upon to
make immediate payment Those having
claims against said estate wiz present them
for settlement. EDWARD NARROW, Adu'r
Burlington, Sept. 10, 1S46-l5-3t.
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IRON STORE.

81 G O | X IN STORE.
Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
TRON-Flat, square and round, ass'd
= sizes, plough slabs, plough wings, assorted
shapes and sizes.
STEEL.-Cast German Am. blister, English
blister, German and spring assorted
sizes.
STOVES. Improved Premium, and Yankee
Notion Cook Stoves, Parlor, Coal :,
Box, 10, Z, and 6 plates, different
sizes.
ALsO-Jewett's Improved Patent Cary Ploughs
Tin Plates, Copper, Sheet.iron iron
wire, Nails and casting Of every de-
scription.
A full supply of the above articles always on
hand, and for sale as low as can be afforded
by sept 10 '46 john G. FooTE,
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L a sse niger Packet.
BUFFALO RORES
s Il r A Y z U

STR PED.
~ Monday night, the TIN inst. :, a sorrel
~ Horse, the property of the sub scriber. He
had saddle, martingale, part of rein, and
the throat latch on him when he left. He was
years old last Spring, is about ISL hands
h'gh' oil a fight sorrel color. with st.pe of
white on his nose, eyes of peculiar appear
ance and tolerabiy gay in his bearng. Anv
person taking up said horse and bringing him
TO me, or informing me where can procure
INN viii be suitably requited for his trouble.
Burlington sept. SIC 1t &c EAps
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Coats. vests.
1900 cloth ,dressSfrockI 500 black satin
4O0 blue beaver hunt 1000 s.ripe& plain satin
ing 800 Omber satin
300 blue beaver over 500 ribbed silk
lO0o bl beaver vari 500 fashn'ble worsted
GUS styles 100 cut velvet
1000 blue Macknawl 500 plain blk velvet
blankets 900 blk & blue cloth
1000 low price blanketi2700 d. B. satinet
and flushing 1900 Go blue
1860 Tweed pelto, sack 1000 common worstcd
and other styles
500 cassim'r sack new shIrts.
article 5000 white linen bosms
3lOn black. cadet and 1000 striped do do
diamond satinet 9oo inen check
500Peytona& Ky james sooo COTTON 90
2000round jackets, as'd 3ooo M meIrimacK ca'ieo
,ooo Pants. 5000 twilled red nan'l
1900 pr blue casssmer o0O0 plain do
2000 fancy stripe do 600 blue twil'd fanl
5oO doe skin do 200 merino, lambs
1900 low price do wool & Saxony
900 plaid and STRIPED
tweed Drawers.
400 cermonia casmr 800 merino, saxony,
$500 Sleeps graycloth lambs wool
o0o0 nla;n and corded2I00 twill'd red flannel
black satinet 2000 cotton flannel
1900 blue satnet l7o0 twilled cotton
$500 cadet do 5000 Umbrellas. ass'd
300 low price satineti so doz black Italian
1900 Oxford mkt do a#crayats
800 stripe and plain 5 90 gum suspenders
Ky james 5000 common do
500 white mole q00o WOOL comforts
500 ps silk pkt hdkfl 100 doz shirt coils, sc
With thousands of other styles of Coats, Pants
Vests, &C.; all Of which are got up in supe.
ror style to any ever before brought West;
and | am determin ed to sell them 1t lower
price than any other house possibly can. All
I ask is for you to call and examine my stock,
when l am confident you will be convinced
that | am selling at lower prices than any 9TH
. crs, and that my stock is full FIVE times
large as any other in the city. 1t must be
apparent to ev cry one that can sell at lower
prices than others, from the fact that | am
doing an entire cash neutrality-suspicious.
manufacturing and selling for nothing but
cash!
Look we'll for the number--'tis ia Main
street, st Louis; and beware of being deceived
by those who tell you theirs is Martins, for
there is scarcely house but will do it, know.
ing, as they we'll do, that not only have the
reputation of selling cheaper than any body
else, but that do sell cheaper; therefore they
tell you that theirs is Martins. | say again,
look well for the number--tis ia, large
Ia. on top of the house--a stone flag across
the pavement. with the name MARTIN on il
"a large Looking glass in the back end of the
store, covering the entire end Remember the
Big Store, $50 feet deep. IT'S no trouble to
show goods JOHN. T. MARTIN,
st Louis, aug 49, '46-sepl0-l6
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TAKE NOTICE.
MN n. II. Cords,
TAKES the pleasure of informing the
l. people OF Iowa that he has opened store
on the
AGENCY ROAD,
and to which he soIcts the attention OF
Farmers and Mechanics. He has large va
riety of
GROCERIES & HARDWARE,
of good quality. Also, good assortment of
Dry Goods, Boots s Shoes.
All Of which he is determined to sell as LOW,
and in many instances LOWER than any store
in Des Mones County.
By visiting T. f. Cords Store, the
FARMER, MERCHANT s. MECHANIC,
will not only obtain good bargains, but he will
thereby save time and distance, as his store
is four and a half miles from Burlington, thus
making saving to them of nine miles of
travel.
T. F. CORDS, will sell cheap for Cash
or Produce. Good Cows and Cattle, will
also be exchanged for Goods.
Hardware, Groceries and Dry Goods,
Wholesale or !! etaii.
July 9, 1646-7-tf
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CLASSICAL. SCHOOL.

: English and Classical School will be
/ opened on Monday, September IA, by
SO, GOODRICH, A. NJ,
Luz VlIY HALL, over ]. C. Partridge's
II % the corner Of jefferson and Main
,s's' Burlington, Iowa.
.s ,sas Of Tuition, per Session of % Week
~ ., Ialln. Greek, and Higher Mathema.
\ VIZ; Tor the Natural Sciences, 50; for
,a,l English, Sc.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Of Missouri State University.

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
Of Missouri State University.
TvHE following gentlemen compose the
= Medical Faculty of the University of the
State Of Missouri, formerly kemper Medical
College.)
j. N. MCDOWELL, NJ. D., Professor
of Anatomy and Surgery.
THOS. BARBOUR, NJ. D., Professor OF
Midwifery and Diseases OF Women and Chill
dren.
.B. JOHNSON, NJ. d., Professor Of
Pathology and Clinical Medicine.
e. III. LEFFINGwELL, M. d., Pro-
fessor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Il. F. BARRETT, Nj. D., Professor Of
Matera Medica and Physiology.
j.. s. MOORE, NJ. d., Professor of Theo.
nv and Practice Of Medicine, and Dean Of the
Faculty.
c. w. STEVENS, NJ. d.. Demonstration
or Anatomy, and Assistant Lecturer on Ana
tony.
The Faculty have made arrangements for
an additional amount of 81 900 worth of
chemical a pparatus to the institution by the
next session. The City Hospital is, by ordi-
nance, placed under the control of the medi
cal faculties during the lecture term.
The regular lectures commence on the lst oil
November and continue four months. Aggre
gate cost of tickets, sos; naturalization fee,
SIS; graduation fee, $50; board, $40 to Sl2 per
month Students wishing further ir formation
will please address the Dean, or call on him
on their arrival in the city, at No, 81, Fourth
Street, opposite the Planters House.
iun25-5-5mi IS. MOORE, NJ. D.. Dean