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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19
The burlington
DRAWING BOOK OF FLOWERS.

PROGRESSIVELY ARRANGED from single
i ieaf up 10 large groups; accurately drawn and
coloGfed from nature-or the USE OF Amateurs, Fam-
lies and schools by John Henry Hopkins .r.
A few copies only, OF this beautiful book are for
sale at the low price OF $1,000, at EDWARDS
3iw3 Book Store,
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Warren iiurray's Estate.

STATE OF YER MONTl AT a Probate Court
District of Chttcnden s.. holden at Bl -lington
within and Tor the District aforesaid on the l6th day
febrnafy A. d. 1917, an instrument purportng TO the
last VA and Testament of Warren Murray late o.
Burlington, in said District deceased, was presented
10 tht Court here Tor Probate, by Henry Murray the
Executor, therein named.
THEREFORE, 1t is ordered by said Court, that public
notice be gwen to all persons concerned therein to APP
pear before said Court at session thereof to be hol-
den at the Registers Office in said Burlington on the
second "Wednesday in March. A. d 1917, and contest
the probate OF s1id Will and it is further ordered tina
this order be published three weeks succcssvey in the
burlington Free Press news paper printed at Bur
ington, in this State the last OF which publications
shall be previous TO the day assigned, esaid fol
hearing
Given under my hand at the Registers Office, thi:
10th OF Februaiy A. ID. 1917
3iw3 WIN WESTON, Register.
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Farmers Fire Insurance.

Farmers Fire Hnsurance.
'sNHE ST. LAWRENCE COUNTY MUTUAL
! INSURANCE COMPANY, Chartered by the
Legislature of n. Y in 1886, OGice at OgdeaS5urgt,
oiirs to insure on the mutual principle at the follow
ing Cheap rates for five years.
LIST Class, On premium note OF the sum
insured of l.! per cent,
ID 4" Like buildings as of lst Class,
exposed TO out houses, |, per cent.
81 a. Farm houses and barns isolated, |. per cent
4,l-" Ga premium note Of 3! Der cent
Tavern houses, and barns standing alone
and exposed only 10 wood
sheds, from ? to 3! per cent.
Eramp,e: A farmer lusures $ 100, Class g. he gives
the company his note for 81 90 he pays down s. TO-
which IS endorsed on the note this note nsurcs him
for tive years, and is collected intervals OF not less
than one year during the term, il the losses OF the
Company require it, otherwise il is never paid. The
Secretary and Agents only paid and that in pro
portion to the business they perform. No salaries are
allowed, Each 500, insured entities the person in
sured to vote Tor the officers OF the company
By this Insurance, the insured saves TO himself the
entire profits which he would pay to a stock company
The experience OF the company is, that it does moi
cost the farmer over p cents year insure 500
All applications made To the agent by mail, posi-
paid, or Otherwise, will receive prompt attention.
A. I. STONE, Agent
33w3 Charlotte
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19

DYSPEPSIA is weakness OF the digestive organs
and, like every other complaint, is caused by mpury
OF the blood The gastrct Juice, fluid peculiar to the
stomach, when secreed from bad blood is not OF a
healthy quality consequently the food instead OF being
properly dissolved often remains undlgested until it
becomes in spoiled or purified in the sto-
mach hence, bad breath, dsngreeablc taste in the
mouth especially first waking i'll the morning, hea
dach, giddncss lowncss Of spirits, wasting OF the
body. &c
N'r!shfs 1ad!qn Vegetable Pills are natural re
medg tor Dyspcpsa, because they cleanse the 81 oninc
and bowels oi all bilious and corrupt humors and pn-
ry the blood consequently. as they drive ont tht
root or cause OF this and every ohor maady they are
absolutely certain to remove all complaints arising
from indigestion or dyspepsia.
BEWARE OF CoCHTEEiErrs--T public are caution
ed against the many spurious edlcnes, which. III or
der to deceive called by name, similar 10 Wrghts
Indian Vegetable Pills
HE ONLY ORIGINAL AND GENUINE lNDIAN VEGETABLE
Pulls HAVE THE SIGNATURE OF WILLIAM WRIGHT WRIT
TEN WITH ZEN on THE Tor LABEL OF EACH BOX. None
otter is genuine, amt to counterfeit this is FORGERY
Offices devoted exclusively to the sale OF Jrights
Indian Vegetable Piis wholesale and retail, l6.
Race Street, Philadelphia 2sS Greenwich Street
New ok and 1913 fremont Street Boston, AMI by
PECK " SPEAR, Burlington, VI
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TIE BURLINGTON DRAWING BOOK
OF FIGVRES.

SELECTED from the works of Eminent Masters
- or the use OF Amateurs, Families and Schools
by John Henry Hopkins, IT,, price $500, for sale at
u EDWARDS Book Store
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Peter l.. Aliens Estate.

Ma the subscribers, having been appointed by the
w Honorable the Probate Court for the District of
Chttcnden, Commissioners to receive, examine and
adjust the claims ana demands OF all PERSONS against
the estate OF Peter l.. Allen, late OF jericho in
SAID Distinct deceased represented nsolyent and also
all claims and demands eXhibieIn offset thereto and
months from the day OF the date hereof being al
o,red bv said Coui for that purpose we do thctciore
hereby giye notice, that viii attend to the business
Of our appointment, at the dwelling OF Widow Ali
gail lien in Jericho in sl.l Distract. the 26tl
days OF Apii and July next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, oil
each vi said DAYS
Dated, this !ith dry Of January, 4. D. 1917.
bAViD FISH,
JOHN STORY, 33u3
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&Sl$lEsszSNas
THURSDAY EvEYre, s l-2 o'clock.

We stop the press to announce, with inexpres-
siblc satisfaction. that a blow has been struck for
FREEDOM in the Congress of the United States,
which will thrill the hearts of all true patriots
with 10Y. The WlLMoT PRovlso, which forever
precludes the farther extension OF Slavery, either
by the Legislative action or the Military power,
of the United States, was ADOPTED BY THE
House OF REPRESENTATIVES, on Monday last by
n vote of llj tolO5! 1t will be seen that tie
House was unusually full, and that the friends
of Freedom and the honor Of the Amcri.
can name, were faithful and true! Let the
SENATE now but act up TO the high duty that i:
before them, and improve the opportunity tina
Providence has given them to vindicate thu
cause of Justice and Humanity, and the foul lin
its of Slavery in this Republic will be defined!
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SELLING OFF AT COST.

TENHE SrBSCRIBER, ABOUT TO CLOSE Up
4 his business at Wilston, offers for sale his re-
manning stock OF goods at cost. Having as great
variety as any in the county the present is
rare opportunity Tor families to supply themselves at
wholesale prices. To his old customers in Williston,
Richmond and Jericho, he would particularly say that
now is the time for great bargains.
e Please to call and examine for yourselves
Winston Feb l6. 3itf Tbs H. CANFIELD.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19

CHEMICAL WHALE OIL SOAP-For DESTROY
u ing insects OF every description, upon bushes,
grape vines fruit trees, shruhbery, Sc. Sc. TINS is
the only operation which has been discovered that
wii eiitctunly destroy the SLUG and other insects
which found troublesome and injurious to rose
bushes, grape vines, &c. &c, and VIII also prevent
miidew upon gooseberry bushes, it trees &c. Ii was
the result OF numerous experiments which were nsti-
tuieJ in consequence OF the Increase oi these insects
within few years being great, to induce many
persons to ioregp the pleasure Of cutvatiug plants
on account OF their liability 10 be destroyed before
irving at maturity but this obstacle is entirely re-
moved, as the remedy has been iouad inIalbe when
properly applied.
IT, in the early part of the season the ground around
fruit trees and vines is well saturated with strong
luton OF this soap it will destroy the insects before
they ching. from tn, chrysas state aud ascend the
trees BY attending this, much labor may be saved
35"3 For sale by. Gro t.. HARRINGTON,
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nj Az be consulted at his residence on Cherry
IVA street, three doors west oi tn' COngrcg iuual
Church, at any time, when not professionally en-
gaged-ali the tGiSc Institutions and ric rliaperd-
tions OF certain Knights OF the Lqacct and Cslomel
to the contrary MISUNDERSTANDING and he wishes has
friends and patrons 10 understand that he is not in
the least disappointed or discouraged on account OF
any opposition Or Even peTsccutgR he may receive
1T The hands OF old school Physlcmns-.o they know
their craft Is in danger Ii Is not strange that more
than three thousand dollars worth oi Eclectic, atro-
leptc and Magnetic medicine. which he has deal,
out to his numerous patients III tins vicinity, III less
than onr ycars-cGrng multitude oi cases gwen over
by the Medical faculty, as wholly iHcWdJie by all
their tdiidcicS, should excite their tedTS and call
forth their bifterest indignation. But let the CALLED
ade vince" rWr, they have, by calling to their and
old opinions, old edUrdtOHd! pTelHdiceS ana preu-
diccs excited and kept up in the minds OF the people
by the lOc cunning and crdit Of swarm OF hungry
doctors, whose bread and butter Is in DANGER taken
some three or fur tsrer patients from hn in Il.
many years, with no other apparent eject, than 10
hurry them to their graves but IN 70 case, have they
been able show the Superiority of their treatment
by curing patient whi"a he could not.
To prove beyond all controversy and to the entire
satisfaction OF the Public that what he has said
above is true, the Doctor offers the following ,estl-
nony OF ii. Il, linbbell, Esq, which VIII not be
d1Ibicd by any who know him, as a specimen OF
hundreds more which he might adduce, were II ne
CERTIFICATE.
This may certify that Doct Smith, OF Burlington
VT, has made very important cure upon one OF the
members OF my iany-belng an Ulcer Involving the
whole ankle lont and neatly the whole foot. which
had balled the skill o several eminent PLY icans ul
about four years, during which time the Licer con-
nued TO increase and spread. | am happy to say
that, in my opinion the cure would do honor to any
Physician or Surgeon. H. +. HuBbELL."
Fairfax, VI Aug Is l6
to- y b Doctor Smith keeps constantly on hand
n large Stock OF Eclectic, latroepuc and Magnetic
Medicines and most respectfully invites inyalids and
those who need, 10 call, eat,
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1S
A GREAT BARGAIN.

THE Subscriber now offers for sale his Farm for
merly occupied by Mr.. Amos Bodget. said fam Is
situated about two miles north OF this village, on the
road leading to the mouth of Winooski River; it con
tains about sixty under good improvement,
gether with brick dwelling house, plenty OF water
and fine orchard which he will sell, above men
toned at a great bargain, For further information
enquire nj his store, opposite the Old Bank Church st
Burlington, VI Feb. ., 1917. 80 t. JFAY
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Ncssrs. Ellis 4 Church

In connection with Mr. Low of Pittsburgh will
commence running Stage between Burlington and
Plausbnah as soon Us the Lake takes, leaving each
place daly al \. NJ
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WANTED.

TOR which Cash will be paid on delivery,
L 800 Cubic feet II l2}
300 SIX l2} Rock Maple Red Beech
or Rock Elm timber, delivered at Sieloune IIarbor
within ten days IRON date Apply to
?. DOOLlTTLE, Agent
Chaml!din Trans. Co.
Feb. 18th 1917. 3iw3
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19

NOTICE.--TIlE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
" existing under the name and firm OF WIN Jordan
and Co, dissolved on the l2th OF fehrhury INST
by mutual cocsen, WIN. JORDAN.
Winooski Falls 1llOS. +. HOUSE
18th Feb 1917 3iw3
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'HW PEDLERs. 5000 LiTH0GRipHIC PRINTS.
I beautifully colorcd-1il fresh prints--which will
be offered by the hundred New orl wholesale pri-
ccs, at EDWARDS Book Store.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1847-02-19

~ EADl MADE CLOTHING, OyERALLS,
IL Frocks, Shirts and Drawers &c.
Exchange Building, CATLlN & SPEAR.
Water Street Sd Feb. 1917 32w3
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AUCTION SALES.
frNOTiNE.E -

Boxes To5acco from to 90 cts.
i 1870 doz Inc Cut Smoking end Chewing 10
Dse.mber2i tolLBrr y BRADLEY.
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A FEW CASlt~ 81 that genuine old MONON-
"A GAHELA WHISKY on hand and for sale =
Eychange building. 81 CAVlIN i SPEAR.
Wa str.el. itn Neh. 1871
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
gIk GNIy UUS15
Corner 'asa;sg iaa a.S I
lisiI Dubuque &rests, kN
IUWA City, IOWA.
JOHN cRuMM EY,
ftJN A City, IOWA

HAVING become proprietor d the sbov'
u establishment. lately known as the"
non. House. = Is now eDgse ed reiurnishins
il. and will open the House on OF before the
10Th inst for the reception OF The travelling
public and others. The rooms Of this estfb
i,shment are large, well lighted. and suppl
ed with fire-places, and well suited 70 ih.
comiou and convenience Of those who visit
10 spend the winter in The city.
THE. I.aBLE
Will he supplied with all the Injuries the
country affords. well prepared; and suffi
Glen, number Of servants Kept constantly or
hand to attend 10 all the wants ofilIe guest.
OF the House. Connected with the estab
llshmen, are large and commodious
ST.aBLES IND Y.aRDS,
which will be attended by careful and com
p+ten, hosilers.
The Proprietor being determined 10 devote
his whole attention TO the business. and hav-
ing had Considerable experience as land
lord. feels 40 hesitation IN romisng that nj
effort shall b. >pa.ed 10 make his guests lee
themselves al home. and soliciis the palroL.
egr Of mrnnels OF lbe Legislature, boasdefs
an the pufi'c generally
iowa City, Nov. IL. 1876.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
WAPLES HOUSE
MIN ST. DUBUQUE, IOW.A.

THE Undersigned having become propri-
L etor OF ehis new and spacious house,
has fitted it Hp in the frs, style for the &C.
commodauon Of tie travelling community,
and is determined TO spare no effort Ur ex-
pense in giv.'g satisfaction and con,for, 10
all who may. favor him with Their custom.
His rooms air airy, elegantly furnished and
conmodiousi and his table will a, all times
be supplied, avilh substan,ials and luxuries
OF the bes. that The country affords. He
6auers hInsell thar with hrs experience %
a landlord atfhe East, ana with a building
So eapacicusl end well arranged. he will BE-
enabled Il, tsiablish the character of the
NAPLES House upon a par with the first
hotels in The. West. Noiwithsta adipg the
superior styl: and extensive a,rangeme n,s
Of his house: his prices will be moderate
and upon Scale in accordance with the
times Boaraers, transient and regular,
will be charged no more than is customary
at the; other P'els OF tbs cry. - =
Conpee,tN with the establishment are
good s!ablips accommodations on reasona-
bic terms. :: .se 49,. n .q, vH 10
Whh asslfui,y in attending TO the wants
and coc,tort pr his visitors. The proprietor
hepej 10 ms rat and receive liberal sup
port from the: public
Dubuque. Odt lst, 1916. @F 80 ~.
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IOWA CAPITOL REPOKJ Ell
is PUBLISHED WEEKLY, o..
B L A II 4 II Ii. ? l. lIER.

HsRMspF sUBscKIPrIoN.-Twu Dollars
per amman IN advance or Three Dollars al
the -xpiIaii"n 81 SIX months AMI IT paymeu nj
ht d. ayed unII The end oftbe wear Euu,
Dollars will be required: One Dollar for six
montts if ~ advance and not, One Dollar
and hitv cents must be paid.
IS-No paper discontinued until arreara
yes are and, except at the option oil the pub.
fisher.
RATES OF ADvERTIsIsG.-For square 0
twelve lines, first insertion. 81 90; each sub
quent insertion, 50 cen,s--larger ones in
proportion. Advertisements sent 10 the Office
for insertion. without designating the number
Of insertions. will be continued until ordered
out. and charge accordingly. ..-r..
~ Liberal deductions made TO yearly ad
vertisers. s. ... ...- ....-.ss-
IL Letters addressed to the editor, in
order to receive attention.Musr BE POST PAIr
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06

- AZ e - q IN. "
To proni1e form Ioas for tie purpose Of a
traying ne erpe'sses and p,iy,ny tie credi-
tors 0t the Mate.

~.
SEcrION BE Il enarted by the g neral As
sen.Ll5 Vi the State Of towa That there shall BE-
borrowed, tor the PURPOSE u paysag the cur.ent *
pencsU - tue State GOyermmxnI aud TO pay certain
Glasses ~ debts, tne.sual VI f,i.,, tive Thousand
Dol,srs, fOra ttrna mn exceeding eu seArs IL ratio
of Interest moi exceeding seven per cc,lum per an.
num- pay able annually. The pay me,.t If the inter
est and the reimbursement Vt The PRINCIPAL to be
made 1t such place within the United States Is
may 10 AGREED On, ela III saIal a III
SEC. 2. The Governor Of the State is au,laorx-
cd ID required 10 execute bonds Tor and IN behalf
ot the Stale, tor any sum sums Of money which
may be borrowed under the provisions Of ,hi, ac,,
| which bonds shah be signed BY the Governor,
Counter .s,gned BY the 4 u.i,,or Of Pubic Account,
aud ifor wan, ot seal Of The Sa,e,) tie impress d
the seal Of the Territory Of Iowa shah be affixed
thereon BY the Secretary Of State.
SEC g. Il shah he deemed good execution Of
tile powers aud duties gwen and prescribed b, tbi.
uct Tor agent agents Ot this state 10 sell the
bonds herein authorized 10 be made provided that
ia az instance shall said bonds b. s,,Id tor HISS THAI,
their nominal lar value, which ,,ds whcl, made a,
aforesaid stiaE lie called The Iowa state ,t,ca.'
SEC. !, int State dstnters!,y ifrsvorabi, t,aice
ii, pro,ld. adequate means to pay Inc. mt,
ct ,iuc sad ho, d. The sa,.. NAV b. com,
dac a.id H. teui.n the principal when thu sa,
oseo'''s 'u' aHu - '"sse pu' ses Inc fe.eiut
a''sis no"' ~ 'i' ~ "s "a ms ',a,r. 81
- .u'" 'n.'s"' :. ,'"s r"'' ne
as'u '''t' s''''' ~ "'' 'i',' a,'' paueea n'
'ha' i'n' pose winch revenue si'a'i ~ 10 year be
'ess 'heh '"e A'n'u' ~, "pe '"' 'iif interest 81
'ne P''"' P''' az wy ede 'y oe. u''' the payment
~ IN 'Ap'iises"i c""ee'oh' anu u" t'A sha'i eSt'
'c e'''" ~ es'sa'"s ao'""fhy - Iowa on tii
stock he''p1 create" nor Oh lNc Interests which
may b., IN abe IN, n on mud further thu the yaI,e
~ sao STOCK sd' pe ~ lio"ise impaired ny the au'
'hoIly .. NE e'ae.
oEc' y iha' y ~, oo''paush Nc a''u nc Is
ne spy eo'.s.l'uel "'u alpoi''.cd u" agent on 'ne
taf' anu W oensn y .n' ''ae 70 hcso.a,e saia
1., !" 80" az '''''e wy Wv Twins anu " ~ anu
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06

OFFERS his professional services 10 the
- citizens Of Iowa City and surrounding
cnInrrv Having devoted twenty years &c
the practice of Medicine, he trusts gives a
efficient guaranty in sklll, to deserve a
hare of the pubic patronage.
His cffice Is the same heretofore occupied
by DR.. Crummey, where he will always be
found, except al night. when he will e al
his residence at the cas-, end Of Iowa Ave
nue. OF, wien absent on professional bust
ness. He intends 10 keep constantly on hand
such medicines as he may require in p!ac
ice, and for the supply Of his patrons. His
charges will BE- moderate. and such he
trusts, as will meet the public appreciation
July 1876 I0y
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
Tax Notice.

NOTICES hereby given, that will al
lend at NV Office 10 receive taxes nn,rl
the FIRST Of January nex,; and u no, paid b.,
The first january. the law requires col &C.
non 10 be made bv distress and ale OF per
DUAL properly Therefore notice Is h.reb,
gwen. that unless paymen, be made bv the
fitsl OF January next. shatl be rompelle,.
10 collect according 10 law. wi,hom res &c,
If persons Andali who are IN arrears Tor
he year ls45 are reqnastrd 70 come snG
r,Ha immediately, as further Indulgence,
ammo. be gwen. Fill
THOMAS YNDER
Treasurer Johuscn Go.
Iowa City, October z, 1916. SO.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that application will
IN be made at the next term Of the Probate Court
IN aud .or johnson county, Iowa. TO be ',egun and
holden -, the State House in Iowa City 10 said
county of johnson, on Monday the 4,h day of Jan.
uary next for license to sell all the real estate Of
which John Gilbert, late Of said county died seized
All persons interested in said estate are hereby not,
fed then and there to attend, and show cause o.
any they have, why said license should not bt
granted.
HENRY FELKNER.
Adm'r de boI,is non of
JOHN GILBERT decd
Dec. 2. 1916.
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.F.R.MIL i GaOCERY..

TI1E Subscriber will keep constantly on
: hand tue following Family Groceries, al
Iis old stand one door south OF Berr, nils
Drug Sure. which be intends selling q, the
lefs' possible profit Consisting of Ss.A
Coffee. Teas, Sugars, Vinegar, Molasses
Rice. .Naeksel, Tobacco Of ailkinds Soap,
Mustard. Mlerafus, Pepper, Ginger,
.AlsPice, .Nutn,egs, Cassia, &c.
Together win u vari " Of oher articles, to
Numerous 10 mention Call aud See.
RO3ERTtt HEATING.
Iowa City. Mayh, 27. 1876 Ii
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06

NOflt'E Is hereby gwen, thai application
~ will be made 10 the Probate Court o
Louisa county, Iowa. IN the first Monday
10 November next 10 obtain lIcence 10 sci
the north cas-, quarter Of section thirty five
IN township seventy FIVE north. of range No
i've west. as The propert, oil Silas Henkle
late Of Clark county, Stale 0. Ohio, De,
ce ased-for the benefi, of bis creditors,
u JOHN BEA NER. Admir-.
Per PHILIP GoRE
Co,umh'ls City, Iowa. Sept l6:h. 1916
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06

From Turks Island By the bark
Kingston, Captain w. Bowen, at Philadel.
phla, from Salt Key, Nov. l8. we learn
that at the time OF his sailing the island
Was well supplied with American pro,is
IONS Salt was getting very scarce. in
consequence of which prices had cpnsid.
crab advanced. CAPT. b. informs US that,
by recent regulation, all vessels in future
taking IN or landing cargoes at any port
o" the island will be required to pay
double tonnage duty.
Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1847-01-06
!H,s1G.A!AM!a SCHOOL,
MRS. s. C. MOREl

resr-- r.s MnO. .. ". MUINEi,I sE'r
IAVlNG obtained rooms in the Mechan
"A ics' Academy. vii! open school TO
females only. on Monday. tne'2d Of Nov
next. The winter session will continue five
months. DO
~ -at@- TERMS OF TUITION:
Reading. Writing and Geography per
quarter or half session " 2 81
The above with Arithmetic, Grammar
and History @'.sh g.. .f>'''s''-. 5 O(
Natural Sciences, higher branches OF
Mathematics. Rhetoric, &c. OF
French and Drawing each {axiral 2 "
p. S. Wanted Immediately, pIa>,erins
and joiner work done on the school rooms
for which pay nents Will be- made in iuiiior
Iowa City. October 81. 1886. n35