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Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

StructlOn OF military road De commenced,
and other things. Referred to the stand.
ing committee.
Mr.. Smith. of Texas, offered resolu-
tions recommending to Congress the con-
struction of military road, commencing
at the Red River, some where between
the sd and 33d degrees of latitude, ex-
tending along our frontier, upon which
block houses shall be built for the protec-
tion of settlers. Laid upon the Speaker S
table.
Mr.. A. J. Yates, of Texas, offered a
resolution that the committee be directed
to consider the probability of route
from the Pacific to the Gulf Of Mexico.
Mr.. Topp, of Tenn, offered resolutions:
that it is the duty of the General Govern
ment, at once to survey and have con-
structed main national rail way to the
Pacific, as near the centre of the United
States as possible, with lateral branch
to the northern lakes, and one to the
Gulf OF Mexico Referred to the stand
ing committee.
Mr.. Mills, of Texas, offered resolu-
ton, that road across the State Of Texas,
by Ell Passo, to the Gila, is eminently
worthythe consideration of the American
people, and that Congress be requested
to have an early survey of the route thus
designated made. Referred to committee.
BY Mr. Mills, of Texas
Reso5ved, That, should it be necessary
to run railroad through any part of the
Mexican territory, that the Government
of the United States at once open negotia-
tions tor the right of way with the
Mexican Government The resolution
referred.
MIR. Watkins, of Arkansas, offered the
following:
Resolved, AS the sense of this Conven-
ton: That the construction of {. railroad,
from the valley of the Mississippi to the
Pacific ocean, for the purposes of national
defence and military communication and
transportation, and to increase the value
of the public domain, and bring it into
market, and strictly within the constitu-
.ional powers of the General Govern
ment, and it can be no objection to the
exercise of this power that it will facili-
tate immigration and commerce.
That the South, and her institutions,
nave tl1OTS u OTedu tIldI W IOpC lOl III
every future change or amendment of the
federal constitution, and we are opposed
to any amendment comforting on Con-
gress any further powers than it now
possesses over the subject of internal
Improvements.
MIR. Davis. of Miss. moved to lay the
resolution on the table; when, upon mo-
ton, the Convention adjourned.
Afternoon Session, O'Clock, P NJ.
The session was opened by prayer
from Mr. Whiterby.
The motion to lay Mr.. Watkins resolu-
tion on the table. was mex. in order, which
resulted upon the vote by States as fol-
lows:
Ayes-Alabama, Georgia, Illinois,
Louisiana, Missouri, Mississippi, New
York, Pennsylvania, South Carolina,
Texas, Virginia.
Nays-Arkansas, Kentucky, Missouri,
Tennessee, South Carolina.
On motion the Convention adjourned
till tomorrow.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

FROM SACRAMENTO CITY, U. C.-The
Picayune of the 10th ut.. acknowledges
the receipt of a number of the Placer
Times dated August 25th, from which it
makes the following extracts:
We learn from the North Fork that a
company of twenty-four had cut canal
and turned the river; they had taken out
twenty pounds of gold per day, for four
days. From other sections of the mines
the news is not so interesting; all that
worked hard, however, were doing WELL
A small steamer from Philadelphia
arrived here last week, and has been
making trips up and down the river.
She draws about three feet water, and
can accommodate some thirty passengers.
She "propels' about seven knots an hour.
We are told that all the berths in the
steamers for Panama are taken for the
months of Septe nber, October, November
and December.
The editor complains bitterly of the
mail service between Sacramento and
San Francisco He says:
The Irregular mail" is regular humbug
is stuck in the mud half of the time, aud
might as well be the other half. No
newspapers are sent up from the Bay,
and we understand that the postmaster
cannot afford to employ clerks. Who
will establish an express? And who will
not give dollar for every letter promptly
delivered!
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

Somebody thinks that if nature had
designed man to be drunkard she
would have constructed him like churn,
so that the more he drank the 6rmer he
would stand. t
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

Indications were discovered lately in
the Paris Exchange of an intended at
tempt TO play off an internal machine
upon the members of the commercial
centre of Paris, which was fortunately
discovered in time to prevent any evil
consequences.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

A New York letter says that Mr.. Geo.
Law, one of the proprietors of the new
steamship Ohio, has offered challenge
to any steamer in the world 20 make a
trial trip from New York to Liverpool
for wager Of $4,000 side.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07

AN INCIDENT OF THE WAR.-A favorite
orderly was supposed to be dying, after
the capture of Monterey. He sent for
Gen. Worth, who came Immediately
General" said the dying soldier, "bury
me where we marched into the breach
when you headed the old Eighth. :"
Worth burst into tears. saying, at the
same time "your time is not yet come,
nv gallant lad" "Yes it has-farewell,
General" One moment after he had
ceased to breathe. He was buried as
requested.-PacayWne.
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
w ALL PAPE RI S,

-
No. 90 Camp street, New Orleans.
II ME advertiser has always on hand well
i assorted stock of
FRENCH PAPER-HANGINGS,
with suitable BoRDERINGs for each-among whc
Gold and Velvet Papers and Borders;
Gold Papers and Borders;
Scene Papers, double and single width;
Bed Tor Papers and Borders, do;
Satin, UngIaLed, and Common Papers:
Window Papers. feet wide;
Figured Screen Papers and Borders;
which he is selling as low as French Papers eth
be sold in New Orleans He has also AMERICAN
PAPERS, which he offers lo,oer than they can be
purchased eIsewhere
Call in-earn prices, and buy if they suit you'
if not, there is "nothing charged for show
TPapars hung to ORDER and warranted to stssx
JOSEPH ETFER. 20 Camn at
may 1922
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
PLANTERS Hotel.

c,,,, street. and has reorgauized and altered it
in such u style as will make it rank amongst the
h.s, nublc houses in the city, while his prices are
much lower than any other establlshment.---
Thank full for the patronage heretofore SO literally
bestowed, he would respectfully solicit continu-
.ncs Of the same. The pubc's obedient servant,
CHARLES CHANDLER.
Nrw ORLEANS, March 8, lo49. l2-hm
Washington telegraph., 1849-11-07
PLANTERS, HOTEL.
NEW ORLEANS,

- YRNHE undersigned would take
this method of informing his
w friends and the public generally
that he has purchased the entire
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-01
IN { nM sADDLERY.

/ HAVE on hand and offer for sale at very low
i prices, an extensive assortment of sadalery:
Such as mems best plain, second rate and common
saddles full spanish and city shaofter saddles; wild
and tame pigeon saddles ranging in price from sew
to thirty dollars. Ladies saddles from nine 70
twenty-five dolls.
2 horse harness from Al2 to 4ss.oS.
Carriage TOTO 1000.
Wagon Breeding from 8 to 1900.
Collars 81 cts to $50.
ALso:--BInd and riding brides, lines, back and
belly bands, martingaes, haltels. wagon, carriage
and drivers whips. riding switches, OK and stage
lashes, carpet and saddle bags. and various other
ticles in our line too numerous to mention.
have also in connection with my saddlery work
fine assortment of saddlery hardware. The follow
ing comprise few of the articles: Self adjusting
springs. harne pad gig, saddle and plate trees
spanish and fall back, riding saddle trees OF every
patterns rings. buckles. bits strrups; very thaa
else used in making saddles or harness. Also
saddlers and shocmakcrs leather of all kinds. Any
of the above articles will exchange for CASH OF
HIDES. Persons wishing any thing in my line will
please give me call. G ARMSTRONG.
Burlington, an 2O-4S-tf,
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.t.A. FOX SALE: Farm about three ami half
zdeS miles from Burlington, containing three hun
A~ drea and thirty -one acres at Prairie and Tim
Der. The Improvement on this farm consists of
good frame dwelling House, with log stables; also,
an Orchard of Peach and Apple trees nany in bearing
orher-,hout one hundred acres under cultivation.
This farm " i'll he sold at bargains as the owner in
tends residing at the east. For terms enquire of
T. F. Corps, Burlington. [Sept. IL, lSss-tf
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A CHI lance

TO GET GOODS At EASTERN COST AND LESS.
LARGE and extensive consignment of Prints
and Summer Hare, just received by Pcasley
Co., and for sale 1T Auction aud Private sale in
quantities to suit purchasers:
10000 yards Prints, embracing the following well
known brands, viz: Cocheco, Lodi, Fan River Clin-
ton Company, etc. etc. In addition 10 the above
we are now in receipt Of splendid stock Of Cling
hams, gingham lawns fancy and embroidered lawns,
fancy harages, nsCnmhetiand tanc'es, etc,
all of which must he sold mmediately for the ben
ctit IF the consiynors. +. J. G. PEASLEy Co.
Burlington. June Z, 1919 Water street.
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Iowa, august l6, 1913.
DRUGS g. MEDICINES

NEW ARRANGEMENT-NEW DRUG STORE
s. L. BUXNAP,
VI AT THE OLD STAND of c w Bodemann, JEFF
"a ferson street. Burlington, having lately pnr-
chased OF c w Bodemann his entire stock Of Drugs,
Medicines, Dye Stu.ts, Paints, OILS and Glassware
ofevery description. is prepared and determined to
sell all these articles to country merchants, ply
sicians. farmers and the public in general at re-
duccd prices. The public are requested to call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere. All orders
attended to with neatness and despatch.
Also. a full assortment of Patent Medicines.
July -, iS49 ). l.. Is.
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DRY GOODS.

Dhi dOODS.
on BALES rs and "A brown muslins;
JU 200 pieces assorted hleached do
IO0pieces A heavy osnaburgs; so do brown drill.
500 do assorted domestic prints;
so do American and imported ginghams;
100 do red white and yellow iiannels;
SO do plain and plaid linseys;
$50 do ass'd cassimeres, jeans and satinetts;
so do plain, plaid and fancy alpacCas;
100 lbs. blue patent thread
10 lbs. blue and colored sewing;
600 lbs white and assorted sken cotton;
20 doz. heavy buc. mitts, for sale by
oct II; 1919 w COOLBACGH Gu
HINEAS: so boxes assorted Young Hyson, Imperial
andGunpowaer Teas ,including some verycholce
for sale by (oct ny w + CooLBAUGH co
MANILA CoRDAGE: 20 coils, assorted sizes
VI just reed by (oct ny w + CooLBAuGu &C
NTUrICE is hereby given that the following arti.
Y Giles will be sold at public Auction. thirty days
after date pay charges, if not called for and char
yes paid previous, viz:
boxes reed from Uncle Toby, March 81, Ts4s
marked Governor of lows: also lot of II Pows
received in store 2aa July, ls47.
Sale at public auction will, take place Satur'a,
Goth October at 10 O'Clock, NJ, and great vatir
ty Of articles wiilbc sold. F. J. G. pEASLEY Il CT
Burlington, sept. 20, ls46-p3Od
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PERRY DAVIS
N3evEEET ABLE PAIN KILLEK=EE

TfNHIS &c P,in killers, may be used with success
that will astonsh the hcholder in such cases
as the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Morbus, Disentery,pa,n
in the side and stomach, corns. toothache, cuts
and bruises, cholera infantum, bronchitis, healing
sores on man or beast, children teething, raising
blood, hoarseness, Clumsy in few hours; ch''-
hlains and frosted feet, spaSms. prevent olisters
from burns, broken sreasts. mcases, cramp, hurts,
scratches, torn flesh, bites or stings. will cure
sny case OF cholera, IL used in time. and II Assure
preventive oft dieadfui disease.
II you full Of pains as Macbeth's wifc WISH
ed TO be Of direct cruelty, you can get immediate
relief by using DR. Davis Vegetable Pain Killer IN
Sernal and external remedy. This will reach In a.
nywhere from crown to toe.
Davis Pain KiNer.-There is no clap trap about
this name. The article is just what the name pnr.
ports Il to be-a Pain Killer. In whatever part OF
the system the the pain is located this remedy. Ell
ther by external or internal applications, can be
made to reach Il when its removal can be conhdent-
y relied on. Such is the testimony OF thousands
who have used il for burns, bruises, sprans. cuts,
rheumatism, headache, toothache, sore throat and
breast, pains in the side and stomach. choic, etc.
De careful and procure the genuine article, and we
have no fears but you will become convinced Of the
q nth OF this assertion.
Since the Introduction of Perry Davis Pain Kill
Ter in the West, the sales have been unparalleled
In the history Vt Patent Medicines. Noperson who
has once nsed il will be without it single day
snd cOunterfeits have appeared in market, and they
would. il possible make yon believe that theirs Il
The genuine. Look out: Beware! and buy none
but the genuine Perry Davis Pain Killer Let all
look well before they buy, and be sure to get Inc
genuine.
8 r9-sold wholesale and retail at the Family Medi
cine and Canton Tea store. corner OF Fourth ans
Olive streets, st Louis, Mo-, by A. I. "ooD
WARD, General Agent for the west. :,
Agents for Iowa, T.. f. Gay, Burlington; B. +
Roe, Augusta; p. Fay, Muscatine; Wh'ney 4 DaVi
rnrf Madison; A. Han,lin h Co.. keokuk. &C IL
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Home ylHnssS. csNrc.
Third street, near the Post Office, Burlington, y


$50 u IT
BARTRUFF & WITHEROW, would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Burlington and the country
generally, that they have on hand the iarges. anu
most complete assortment of FURNlTUkE over Oh
fered in this market, all manufactured IN bor-
lnston, and offered for sale on the most accommo-
dating terms. Their stock comprises the best SYKES
and patterns, and is warranted to be OF superior
quality and workmanship. II consists, In part oil
Sofas Centre tables Card tables, End tables. Dress
ing bureaus, Mahogany and walnut French ana Gre
clan Chairs, and arm rocking Chairs. Also, every
variety Of plain substantial furniture such as o,i-
reaus. warrobcs, bcdsteads lounges tables, stanus,
sattees and chairs Of every description. They are
also prepared to make every kind OF furniture 70
order in durable manner.
Collins made on the shortest noticc. july II
"a CARD..HH
THE undersigned tender their thanks to the public for
:Eer generous support hitherto Eneonraged ny crow
ing patronage and by the liberal spirlt mahiies"o
towards us by many OF the Merchants and business
men Of the place, we have enlarged our buslhesS 10
a scale corresponding with the growing Pretens,"ns
of the place. and 18th what We believe huntington
is destined soon to be. namely, the great Commer-
cial Mart for large district Of interior Iowa and
for responding portion of Illinois. Those coin
try Merchants who have favored us with their pat.
ronage have. trust. found 1t to their advantage
to deal with us; many of those have made the
second purchase thlS SeaSuH, anu asSuieo US .'"'
theic first bills went OFF with great readiness and al
very satisfactory profits.
we assure the public that we deem our business
no longer an experiment. hut successful enter
prise; and we are determined to keep always on
hand full and choice stock of goods in our line
TO sell at low prices and to deal In such manner
as to merit liberal patronage.
Our stock is at present very large, having been
augmented by the recent addition of so dozcn black
white and fancy colored Soft Hats, fur and wool;
large variety Of Boys fancy and common wooffur
fur hats-an invoice OF fine Nutria and other and
hats: also, good ssortment of style Cloth and
Glazed Caps, etc., etc. ]. STuRGlS SON
N. B.-We have coming on, and will shortly re-
ccive full and complete assortment Of Fur. Mo-
hair aud other Winter Caps ladies' Muffs. Buffalo
Robes, etc.. ETC., of which notice will be given al
the proper time. J. s. Il s.
nnrEnninn Inmn anunSf le 1914.
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Emery HNNSc.

- KEoKUk.-The undersigned takes pleasure
in informing his friends and the travelling pub
.sA.J lie that he has just opened his NE v HOTEL
on the corner of Johnson and First streets where
he is prepared to receive and accommoda all who
may favor him with their patti onage in a style that
he flatters himself will give entire satisfa ton
An excellent stable is attached to the Hotel
Baggage taken to and from the Hotel free If charge.
Keokuk. sept 10, 1881 A. EMERY, p npri"!or
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= yoWi.tar's Balls am OF Wild Cherry II i.
The rre.t remedy for consumption Of the lungs, af
fections OF the liver, bronchitis, asthma, pain or
weakness of the breast or lungs, chronic coughs,
vleurisy, hemorrhage Of the lungs, and all alec
tions Of the pulmonary organs.
THERE is q difference between Wistar's Balsam
or wild cherry and all other preparations Of wild
cherry. The true and genuine balsam contains, be-
sides the extract Of wild cherry bark other medical
agents Of great character and efficacy in the OF
coughs, colds, and general diseases Of the chest and
lungs. But the important difference between this
medicine and all others ofthe kind, is that
porary relief the sufferer. Re ID the following
Nfcate rendered TO US by one ofour citizens:
s4s CINCINNATI, Feb. Is, 1847.
Mcssrs Sanford < Park--Gents: take this oppor-
sunity to inform sou Of remarkable cure perform
Cd in my own by the use Of DR. Wistar's balsam
OF Wild cherry. About the first OF September, 1886,
was attacked with violent cold, which seated up
on my lungs, and during the space Of five months
labored under distressing cough. had quite lost
al hope Ofrecovcry, until about 4 week or so ago
vas induced to try your h3lsam of wild cherry, and
before I had used half Of one bottle my cough was
relieved. + am now by the essng or God, and a
farther at this halsam, to perfect health
Yours respectfully, HARRIET 5. hill.
This invaluable preparation is fo- sale in Brling-
eon by Parsons, Copp Parsons; Mount Pleasant,
,. F. Stephenson; Columbus City, P. Gore; and by
inquiry may be found FOR sale in every town tAro.
cnt the state. Also, by Parsons, Copp 4, Parsons,
5f1>cAvri0N.-The genuine Wistar.s Balsam i.
enveloDedt In fine white steel engraved wrapper
with the signatures Of Henry Wistar, M. d, and San
ford Parkthercon, without which il is po.itipclu
ecEnfsrfc1
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE
8. l.. BurnaD,

W HOLESA LIE and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Meui-
- cines, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental lnstru-
ments, Gold and Tin Foil, Plate, Teeth. Pertumery,
ETC., Paints Oils, Dye stus, Druggists Glass Ware,
Win. ow Glass; etc. Jefferson street: between Nam
and Third, burlington, Iowa. july u.s. 4o
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SLIGO IRON STORE.

JErrERsoN STREET. Burlington, Iora.
RON-Flat. square and round, assorted sires,
L Plough Slabs, Plough Wings, assorted shapes and
sizes.
STEEL-Cast, German, American blister, EaeiisA
blister, German and Spring. assorted si1es.
SToVEs-Imrroved Premium, and Yankee Notioa
Cook stoves, Parior. Coal, Box, 10, =, and
Plates. different sizes.
ALSO-Jewett's Improved Patent Cary Ptorrhs. Tin
Plates, Copper, Shcet-iron, Iron-wire Naas
and Casting Of every description.
ft'll supply of the above articles always on had
and for sale as low can be afforded by
my 10, AS JOHN G. rOOTI
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~ III n. Smith.

a TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Oskaloosa.
III Iowa. viii punctualiy attend to any business
entrusted to his care in the Supreme and Inferior
Courts OF the State and give his prompt attention
to the securing and collection Of claims. OFFICE,
Two doors west Of the Court House fdec Is4S-1v
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Stoves! StOYcS!!

w arc just in receipt frem Cincinnati Of large
w assortment OF Cooking and Parlor stoves.
The Cooking stoves comprise several entirelyncw
varieties. The Reliance, Air-tight. Iron WITCH and
Combination. The trimmings are made here OF the
best materials. House Keepers In want Of good
Stove, will do well to cal, and see assortment.
sept 6, 40 [Gax copyl JIG LAuMAN 4 BRo
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Josiah P0Dc

COMMISSION Merchant, No. 9, Custom-honse
4 ! street, Boston. Will make advances on con-
siynments to his care, for sale in this market. He
will also give personal attention to purchasing Gro
ceries and Ne, thdndise generally for Western Mer-
chants. M5-REFER TO Messrs Grimes \ Starr, Dir
Il. S. Adams, Burlington, Iowa; Mr. Otis West MT
George Partridge, St Louis, Mo. july IL, '4e-6m
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Notice to Prs-Emp.ion Claimants.

Notice to Pre- Empsion Claimants.
Every person entitled TO the right of pre-empt'on
to any Of the lands within the townships above emu
meratca is required to establish the same to the sa
sfaction of the Register and Receiver OF the pro-
per Land Office and make payment therefar as soon
practicable after seeing this notice, and before the
day appointed FOR the commencement OF the public
sale Of the lands embracing the tract claimed, 9TH
erwise such claim will be forfeited.
oct II, lSas-I3cw J. BUTTERFIELD,
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sRurlingtOn Foundry.

asufIlsaSuOn EOUaGHy.
CHARLEs HENDRIX. MARK =, rooTr,
g.. HENDRIX & FODTE,
TAVING associated themselves under the above
! l. style, would inform the public that they are
now prepared to furnish all articles in their line.
Their increased facilities for doing business enables
them to furnish Castings at reduced prices, and on
short notice. We hare constantly on hand an assort-
ment OF Saw Mill Irons, Tanning Mill and Thrc shing
Machihes, castings, Ho!ow-warc. &c. Connected
with the Foundry is Finishing Shop, where turning
and fitting will be done in a workman-ike manner
- All orders addressed post paD to the Subscri.
hers, or j. G. FoorE, will be attended to in man
her 10 gave Satisfaction. Darlington, April Us
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To Wool Carders and Cloth Dresser>.
MACHINE CARDS.-The subscriber has just
been appointed sole agent for the State Of To-
wa, Of SMITHS MACHINE CARDS; and after the first
Of April, will have on hand full supply Of every
kind of Cards, such as
Dauffer Cards; Fancy Cards;
Fileting do Also, Jacks;
Comb Plates; Card cleaners;
Emery; Press and Papers;
In short every thing connected with the wool card
ing bu sness, which will be sold at manufacturers
prices. Also, all kinds Of Dye stuits Of the best
quality always on hand. +. T.. GAY,
burlington. march %, as cor Jefferson Il Main SITS
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Z vnn.yAn,. SS "

4 TFORNEY at Law and Solicitor in Chancery,
"a Knoxville, Marion Couaty, Iowa. will practice
in the District and Supreme Courts of the State of
Iowa. and in the District Court of the United States
for the State OF Iowa. Feb. Is. 1899
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asafret Blouse

Corner Jefferson and Sd streets, Burlington
J. c. FLETCHER, Proprietor.
MIS- House, recently opened, is one of the lar
gest and most commodious in the Western
country. 1t has all the convenience of the large
hotels in the cities, and is fitted and furnished in the
neatest and most substantial manner. The proprie-
tor has bad much experience in the keeping of pub
lie houses, which, taken in connection with the faci-
ties afforded in Burlington for furnishing his table,
lstiieS him in promising that the character of his
house shall he kept up.
Visitors from the South and elsewhere, with OF
without families at all times he accon,mo lated
with pleasant and airy rooms, aud on reasonable
terms. September IS. lSJ5,
Families will also be taken permanent boarders