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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
THE aHALIFAx RAINS" AGAIN.

The Danville Register, still chated by the IN
expected defeat Of "the glorious fellow" Flour
uoy, continues 10 strike blindly a. the Democrats
OF Halifax. II denounces "he ngr'ous pro-
ceedings in Halifax" and "lhe author OF the
trick" anc "he concocters OF the plan" who
"uever designed that Mf. Flournoy-whose tai
enls and weigh! Of character, it was plain 10 be
seen, have been dreaded throughout the whole
conlest-should have an equal chance with his
Democratic competitor even in that Democratic
county" (H.aven save the markD Il makes
fling al ourselves and says:
1.-THE Enquirer OF course, has no doubt 1t
rained sufficiently 10 justify the commissioners
in keeping The polls open al The two precincts ~
Hahfdr. We do rot remember that The very
accommodating disposition OF The Enquirer, "oe-
uueahed from sire 10 sor," ever iailed us ifiehds
in the hour OF need. Doubtless II had iouni II
ius, as convenient 10 think precisely 10 The re-
verse, if parry views aud purposes had req. 'fed
it,"
We shall no! sloop 10 notice SO ungsnerous
and unfounded an insinuation-w We can
only ascribe TO The desperation Of the cause. 10
show the absurdy otthe Registers charge that
DIR. Avere,,'s friends, in keeping the polls open
in Halifax sought "to take advantage II he
other counties" We shall reler 10 letter lroui
Halifax ciIet by The Union, 10 the following pur-
port:
The whig commissioners in Halifax voted
against keepns The polls open and that morning.
sent a messenger 10 Pilsyivania Che Wing suons-
hold) 10 have the polls kept open there. The
wings had almost every man al The polls IN" fr>i
day, and they knew the democrats had nor poliei
their Strength hy $50 or 300. Blu they cu,ei
the pulls-lne democrats requiring them 70 keep
them open. DR.. Avereu was there hlmse,i, AM
required them 10 DO 50; but they Dould not. b
that course hey gave I'm PisYigania) a ...aJo-
rity Of 28l against Us"
From his ii appears that The Wings IN Pa.
sylvania (Mr. Flournoys stfong-hoiii mem
s-lges closed The polls, against The wishes 81 lie
Democrats; ami ha, had The polls there teen
kept open, FIournoy's majori'y would have hern
reduced Was his no "advantasc" taken ty
lhe friends Of Fluufnoy2
The Objection is entirely eraiuitons and ab-
sG,d-ani we cannot believe that Nj. Fioufnoy
i, ''soll enough" 10 BE- numbussed into trouble
some and desperate confess, without SINCE
plausible ground % stand on.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18

The National Wing" OF Tuesday has The
following appointments in the pos, Office line,
which we find lelee phed with litlle more am
pli6cation in The Baltimore Sun:
VIM. V. Brady, (e1-mayor) postmaster of
New York.
Wm. Hayden, formerly Of the Boston Atlas, J
pos master OF Boston.
Lewis Benedict, postmaster OF Albany.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
SECOND DESPATCH.

I'VE" IUNN, 11dy II, Z 8
Further advces from 81. Domingo by the schr.
Forresi, 10 The 27,n ult, confirm the news Of Sou
louques defeat. II is stated that the army and
the Haytien President himself had been poisoned
by using water from streams where they encam-
ped, and where the Domincans had thrown in
some poisonous substance. While proslraei
from the effects OF The poisoned water, The Hay
items were attacked b. their toes and utterly rou,-
ed with great loss in killed and wounded. Sou
loque himself narrowly escaped capture. Since
the battle, provisions have risen twenty-five per
cent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18

CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS. = The
remaining elections for members OF Congress
-, al zee fnllnWS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18

Mr. CLAY made speech in a WI ,ntdsn Of
Louisville last Monday, WHICH
eulogy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-05-18
Photographed for Inc Baltimore American
NATIONAL Vine OFPIcE }

Washington, May Il (
APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDEST.
g. PoaIh.sTsssnWm. V. Brady, New forsi
bany.
George Lunt U S. Attorney for the Massa-
chusets District, vice Robert Ranloul, removed;
Charles Devans, jr, U. S. Marshal, Massachu.
SETS vice Isaac O. Barnes, removed; Gideon
Filz, Receiver of the Public Moneys, jackson
Miss, mot Gideon Fitch. as heretofore printed
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-06
Iowa College.

TINE Second year of the Preparatory Department of To-
l. College, will commence on the First Ihursdayl-b.
of October next. There will be during the year
three terms Of thirteen weeks each, commencing
on October 4th. January 10th, and April 18th.
The following Text Books are used in the Institutions
ENGLISH, Csburns Intellectual Arithmetic, Davies
rthmetic Wells Grammar, Morse's Geography, Olms
stead's Philosophy, Days Algebra, Davies Legendret
Geometry.
L.T,S. Weld's latin lessons, Andrews latin grammar
Anthon's Caesar Anthons Saiust, Coopers Virgil, An
thons Ainsworth's Dictionary.
GREEK, Runners Greek grammar, Owens Anabasis
Greek Testament, Donnegans Lexicon
Arrangements have been made by winch the SUI
dents obtain the abo se books, and also station
ary. at rates below the usual retail prices.
Tuition is $500 per term. Board can be obtained
in private families at from so to s2Co per week.
A Greek class will be formed at the opening o.
the next term and at the commencement o. another
year class will be prepared to enter upon the reg
ular College studies.
The Trustees have erected neat building of brick
for the use of the Institution, which overlooks the
towns of Davenport, Moline and Rock Island, and
commands a beautiful view OF the Mississippi for
several miles both up and down the river. They
have secured well selected philosophi1ta Appera-
tus, sufficient to illustrate the most im 6ftant prin-
ciples in Natural Philosophy, etc.
The Institution will continue under the care oi
Rev. T.. RIPLEY, Professor of Ancient Languages:
who has during the past year well sustained the rep.
utation scholar and teacher with which he
came to the State. Other teachers will be appoint
ed when needed. In bringing this Institution again
to the notice of the pubc the Trustees do not hes
itate to express their full confidence that the fac
ties which it affords for laying the foundation OF
lbeIa al education not surpassed in Iowa; and al
so assure its patrons that they shall spare neither
pains nor expense to enable it to meet their high
est expectations.
J. A. Reed A. B. Robbins, E. Adams, ]. McMa-
inns, c. Atkinson, Executive Committee.
Davenport, sept 6, lS49-4t
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Notice is hereby given,

ITO owner of lot No. 39-David Rorer. lots
i aga, 40a and 4o-G. c. Neatly, 1872. F. Henry,
lS2a, 1873 and 1S4--Evan Evans, 26i--L. D. Stock
ton, 262-I. V. Letter, 263--Jas. Neatly, 360--M.
Rotterteld, 452-J. z. Funk, 453--Edward Muncur,
524~-John Taylor, 525 and 526-Francis Mcclure,
527-Adam Oglevie, 6i2.-Lews Little, 6ls-and
A Stolesburg, 655--that the undersigned will meet
them in the council chamber on Saturday evening
next, at O'Clock, where they are requested to ap.
pear, to give refuse their consent to the opening
OF Street through said LOTS for the permanent To-
cation Of Hawkeye creek. map of the proposed
street will be exhibited for their consideration and
the amount of damage each owner sustains, by rea-
son Of said improvement, as fixed by them, will be
received for the consideration Of the City Council.
SILAS A. HUDSON,
II. S. BARTRUFF,
WIN. McCUTCHEON.
Burlington, Sent, 6, lS49, SDecial committee.
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+ MeiHoeI. NohaHu.
S-NOTICE.-Miss HopplN will take Class of
Young Ladies for the purpose of teaching them the
various branches of Fancy Work. such as embrold-
cry, Worsed work, Knitting, Knitting Crotchet,etc.,
also a class in French and Drawing.
! E7-Cla.. Of Young Ladies.-REv. J. G. sHINN
having acceded to the wishes Of his friends, Will
undertake the instruction of class of Young La
dies in the more advanced branches. Hours oftu-
itiOn from to O'Clock. Terms, So per Quarter
of twelve weeks. Commence on Wednesday the
9Th inst. burlington, sept. 6,'4s
! rfReligious Notice.-The Rev. Mr. McCuistion,
the very acceptable preacher at Yellow Springs. will
preach at the Congregational Church next Sabbath
| at the usual hours.
RUSH MEDICAL COLLEGE, CHICAGO. ILL.
Session of 1Sl9-5O.
/, TIME Lectures viii commence on Monday, the
| i 18th Of October. and continue sixteen weeks.
FACULTY.
/ Daniel Brainard, NJ. D., President and Professor
| OF Surgery.
! James V. z. Blaney, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemis-
try and Pharmacy; Dean.
! John Mclean, NJ. D., Professor Mat. Med, Their
! apeutics and Medical jurisprudence.
w. B. Herrick, NJ. D.. Professor OF Anatomy.
Jno. Evans, NJ. D., Professor of Obstetrics and dis
eases of women end children.
| Thomas Spencer, NJ. d., Professor Of the Princi-
! pies and Practice Of Medicine.
! N. S. Davis, NJ. D., Professor Of Physiology and
Pathology.
J. u. Herrick. NJ. d. Demonstration of Anatomy.
FEES.
For Professors tickets, each 1910 90
| Matriculation, paid only once 5 90
| Dissecting Ticket q 90
Graduation 20 90
Clinical instruction in the College Dispensatory,
free. Good board, with fuel, light and attendance
will cost from So 90 to So IS per week.
A credit of twelve months will be given for the
Professors tickets if payment is secured by app
proved note. bearing interest. A deduction OF one
dollar each ticket, will be made to those who pay
! in advance. j. v. 4. BLANEY, NJ. D.,
i Chicago, H.. sept. 6, 1S49-1m Dean.
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To all TO whom II may Concern.
TT is hereby ordered, that intermediate term of
the District Court ofthe United States for the Dis
trict Of Iowa be held at Burlington, in the Southern
division of said district to commence on the third
Monday in October, 1919. j. j. DYER, {seall
Judge Of the U. S. ID. c. for the District OF Iowa
Attest: T. S. PARVIN, clerk,
[seall By w. C. CLARKE, Deputy.
Dubuque, August 10, 1919.
The several publishers Of newspapers published
within the bounds of the Southern division of said
district, (same as Fairfield land Distrct will pub
lsh the above at least thirty days before the com
mencement Of said term, and forward their bills to
the United States Marshal at Burlington in dupli-
cate. T. S. PARVIN. clerk,
aug 80, '49-lm BY w. C. Clarke, Deputy.
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TRUSTEES SALE

TRUSTEES SALE.
DY virtue Of deed Of trust, executed to me by
ID Peter Brewer on the nth day Of August, lS4s,
to secure debt of five hundred dollars, due to H.
M. Vance, and assigned to Harvey Houghton, with
ten per cent interest. will on the 9Th day Of &C.
tober next, at the door Of the clerks Office, in the
city of Burlington, offer the following land for sale,
he land being conveyed in said deed of trust0 viz
Lots number 3, and s, OF section number three.
township 6s, north range number three west, in
Des Moines county, Iowa, for cash, to satisfy said
debt with interest and cost. WIN. WALKER,
Burlington, Sep. 6, 1e49-4w. Trustee.
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MA CA II n.


THE undersigned tender their thanks the public for
their generous support hitherto. Encoura ged by grow
ing patronage and by the liberal spirit manifested
towards us by many of the Merchants and business
men or the place, we have enlarged our business to
scale corresponding with the growing prctensions
of the place. and with what we believe Burinqfon
is destined to be, namely, the great CONNER
cai Mart for large district of interior Iowa and
for corresponding portion of Illinois. Those coun-
try Merchants who have favored US with their pat
ronage have, trust, found it to their adv anage
to deal with US; as many Of those have made the
second purchase this season, and assured us that
their first bills went off with great readiness and at
very satisfactory profits.
We assure the public that we deem our business
no longer experiment, but a successful enter
prise; and we 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 dozen black
white and fancy colored Soft Hats, fur and wool
large variety of Boys fancy and common wool and
fur hats-an invoice OF fine Nutria and other fur
hats also, good assortment of new style Cloth and
Glazed Caps, ETC., etc. ]. STURGIS 4 SON
N. Dive have coming on, and will shortly re-
ceive full and complete assortment of Fur, Mo-
hair aud other Winter Caps, ladies' Mnffs, Buffalo
Robes, ETC., ETC., of which notice win be given at
the proper time. ]. S. 4 S.
Burlington, Iowa, august 16, 1919.
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Al a R r g D.:

On the a5th August, by Rev. r. Gaylord Mr. CHARLES
r. HITcHCoCx, of Davenport, Iowa. to Miss RACHAEL
l.. HITCHCOCK of Danvie, Des Nfoines county.
On Thursday, August Goth, by Rev. Abner Leonard, Mr.
CHRIsroPHER CABBAGE to Miss SUSANNA F. EARLE both
of De moineS county.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-09-06

THE subscriber respectfully informs his old friends
apd the publc generally, that he 10 now perm ansnt-
located in this city, and has taken tbs room for
LII msrly occupisd By Ut Gamer, one door wsst 81
Messrs Prugh Cooks Iron store. Je erson street,
where he will be happy TO see his old customers and
all others who may be in want Of any thing in his
line. He assures oil who may favor him with call
that no establishment in this city shall tlrn or
better atty or ssneater jcb.o
The undersigned hopes by strict attention to his bu
siness to receive liberal share Of public patronage.
may ~, 1s4s-f ... r. D. MORGAN.
- TO PHYsICIANs-E s Cav would call The a.
tenon OF Physicians to his stock Of Drugs Med.
icnss, Chemicals, Surgical and Dental Instruments
IS to quality and purity. In his stock may be found
many new Chemicals, such - Quevenes, metallic l.
ron, Glycerine, Oil Tobacco, etc. Among his IN
struments mag be found Amputatory and Trepaning,
Pocket, Eye and Dissecting cases, Dental instru-
ments, Tonsii Disseetors, Lances, ETC.; Teeth and
Gold Foil, al Of which will be sold very low for
cash. Huntington, may II, lS4s
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT,

ARRETT & COOPER have removed their Dry
! Goods Store from Jefferson street, above the
Barrett House, to Main street, south of Jefferson,
nearly opposite Fear Creegan's, and next door to
J. S. Kimbal K Co., where they will be pleased to
see their old customers and all others wishing 10
purchase Goods for Cash or Produce.
aug 80, '49 GARRETT 4 COOPER
~ HORSE STOLEN.-Stolen from the subscriber
- residing in Fort Madison, the light Of the 10th
nst light bay horse, three years old blazed face,
four white feet, shod before-also,a small saddle,
with crupper attached and leather halter. He
has been kicked the left hind leg, and there is
fresh wound on his right hind leg, caused BY the
bite Of dog. A suitable reward will be paid to "a
ny who will secure the thief and horse either
Information may be given to DR. Garman, Burling-
ton, or to the subscriber in Fort Madison.
Fl Madison, aug 30, '4ar3t WFGARAIAN
STARE DOOR LOCKS, mineral knobs with two
keys and two bolts just received and for sale by
july 10, 1919 G LAuMAS Bao.
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New Store--EdWard Wallis,

Wess aide Main street, north Of Jefferson, nearly OPP
posfs A. ". Carpenters Jeueiry Shop.
TINE subscriber has just received and il now o
i pening a large and well selected stock of
BOOTS, SHOES AND LEATHER, 4
IN which may be found every variety for Ladies' and
Gentlemen, and the wants Of children fsfe not been
overlooked. Also, fine stock Of HATS AMI
CAPS, such Gentlemen's silk,beaver. brush, cas-
slmere and Angola Hats; Mems and Boys SLOUGH
Hats Of all kinds; Mems and Boys Leghorn, Pana-
ma aud English Dunstable do; Infants and Misses
straw, braid and leghorn Hats; 100 dozen Palm leaf
Hats; Summer Caps Of all kinds for men and boys,
and also for infants, etc., etc.
The attention Of purchasers is respectfully invite
ed to the above stock, which will be sold Wholesale
and Refai as low as can he purchased elsewhere in
the city. Also, general assortment of the best
FAMILY GROCERIES,, OF all kinds and the very
best quality, at prices as low can be had in this
place. Those in want Of Goods are respectfully.
invited to call and examine my stock. The purchas-
es were all made by w. D. McCord in the Eastern
cities, with great care and expressly for this mar
ket Produce as well as cash taken in exchange for
Goods. Call and see. burlington, may II, '40
nRnsnH VI :, ). N e., 7. N rs.
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Commercial.

is a most important and interesting undertaking.
In matter OF such vast moment, where health,
happiness, and life itself inv oved, decep-
ton would be objectionable. With these feelings,
and to these ends, we would present to an afflicted
world Doctor Rogers Syrup Of Lioertc0rt and Tar, as
being decidedly the most efficient remedy ever
known FOR the early cure of Coughs, Colds, Con-
symptoms. Bleeding of the Lungs, AsthmaS. &c.
Read advertisement in another column Of this pa
per. Sold by S. L. Burnap, Burlington Iowa.
as-Caution to sirangas.-Alnost every person
coming from the east. or any OLD settled country,
into the Mississippi Valley, are sure to be attacked
with DiarrhGa, which prostrates the system, and
generally ends in bilious fever, that dread of all
emigrants, Agne and Fever--lf every such person
would supply themselves with few boxes Of DR.
Bragg's AntiBi!ious and Tonic sugar-Coated Pills,
and take them on the first indications of disease,
they need fear any serious attack of ofthe
diseases peculiar to the western country. They
have been used by thousands persons, and always
with the happiest effects.
Sold by S. l.. Burnap, and J. F. Tallant.
G-Uisior's BaIsdm Of H7i7a Che,Ty.-Ifit be said
that the healing art consists in udicous selection,
preparation and application ofthose remedial agents
afforded by nature, for the preservation ofhealth
and of disease, then certain it is that Dr. Wis
fa's Ealsam Of Wild Cherry is triumph of its kind
1t is compounded chiefly Of vegetable substances
that acknowledged by all eminent practitioners
of medicine, possessing properties highly SER
viceable in the cure of consumptive and asthmatiC
affections ;-and from its soothing tendency upon
the lungs, must continue to hold an honorable repu-
lation among the most popular cough remedies OF
the age. Its curative effects have enlisted the
praise of thousands of our countrymen, who were
lingering under variety Of those distressing com
plants, and having been lifted it were from the
/ grave, have cheerfully attested to the world the
beneficial operations Of this truly wonderful medi
cine upon them. Be careful to procure the genuine
--the Proprietors' names are engraved upon the
wrapper. Sold by Parsons COpp \ Parsons. a23
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Wool Essrdius.

TINE Subscribers are prepared TO CARD WOOL
on the shortest possible notice at
Vim Walkers Stone Steam MIL, csrnsr u Water end
IGtley street, Burlington, lswo.
Having been at great expense in procuring and
fitting up their Machinery and employing mono but
first rate workmen, respectfully solicit liberal
share Of patronage. f
II is intention to turn out first rate work and
We I'LL warranf good Rolls in all cases where the
wool has been properly handled. WALKER co
Burlington, Iowa, ~, 1S49-4m
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Agency.-Dupont's Gun Powder.
O0n KEGS sporting and blasting Powder in
~OO whole, half and quarter kegs; cases SUI
pcrior rifle Powder in half and one ID. canisters;
5000 # safety Fuse for blasting, for sale by
Burlington, june %, 1S4o T.. +. CAY
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Great Bargains !!-Selling off at Cost !! I! |!
order ~ a nj

BY order OF the Administrators.
THE large and splendid stock of goods belonging
to the estate Of Wesley Jones, decd, cOmpris-
ing an extensive assortment of Dry Goods, Groce-
ries, Queensware, Shoes, Hats, Bonnets, &C &c
will be sold at the old stand at private sale COST,
for cash, until further notice. His stock OF goods
is large and has been well selected, and contains
the most general assortment in the market. Mer-
chants and others, buying in the market to sell
again, are respectfully requested to call and exam
Inc the stock before purchasing, great bargains
can be obtained. Persons may rely upon these
goods being offered at Cost, and those wishing to
buy will make great saving by calling soon at tho
old stand on Jefferson street. :.
Sold by order Of the Administrators. june T,'4e.
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DIED-Near this city. on Monday morning
last. of congestive chill, Mr.. JAMES CLARK,
aged 60 years. Mr.. c. was one of the first set
tiers of this county, and leaves wife, several
children and an extensive circle of friends and
acquaintance to mourn his departure.
His remains We're inferred yesterday evening
in the Aspen Grove Cemetary, attended by
Masonic rites, of which order he was worthy
member -TComm
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N q "a, r..

ii % Z e II. ~
I HAVE this day associated with me, in partner
L ship, Mr. ]. HENRY GEAR, whom my customers
will recognize clerk in the late house for the
last six years, for the purpose Of conducting gen.
eral mercantile business to be at the old stand I'M
Ger the style OF s.W. r. CoOLBAuGH & coz
Burlington sept. l, '49, w. +. COOLBAUGH.
NJ Office TO ALL CONCERNED.--An per-
\ sons having unsettled accounts with the sub
scrioer, which were by agreement to have been set
lieu previous to this time, are respectfully notified
TO attend TO the same without further delay; and
those having demands against the subscriber will
please present them for settlement.
Burlington, sept. !, '49. w. +. COOLBAUGH.
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Home 7lanU fa ctUre.
Third street, near the Post Office. Burlington, Iowa
Go p -,

sessD m zle1
BARTRUFF 4 WITHEROW, would respectfully
inform the citizens Of Burlington and the country
generally, that they have hand the largest and
most complete assortment of FURNITURE over of
fercd in this market, all manufactured in Burr
lngton, and offered for sale the most accomfnoS
dating terms Their stock comprises the best styles
and patterns, and is warranted to be OF superior
quality and workmanship. 1t consists, in part OF
Sofas Centre tables, Card tables, End tables Dress
ing bureaus, Mahogany and walnut French and Gre
elan Chairs, and arm rocking Chairs. Also, every
variety of plain substantial furniture. such bu-
reaus, wardrobes, bedseads, lounges tables stands,
settees and chairs Of every description. They are
also prepared to make every kind Of furniture TO
order in durable manner.
Collins made on the shortest notice. July II
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w. H. COO1ba ugh 4 CO,
w HOLESALE and Retail Dealers in Dry Goods,
w Groceries, Hardware, Qaeensware, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, Class, Nails, etc. etc.
JEFFERSON street, Burlington, Io,cd.
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Burlington High school.

THIS institution will be re-opened in the basement
story Of the Presbyterian church, on the first
Monday of November. II is now fully and decid-
edly the purpose Of the Principal to establish per-
nanent institution of high order in the city Of Bur-
ton. To this end there win be erected for the pur-
pose suitable edifcc, soon as practicable, and
by the the opening of the winter session an extern
sive chemical and philosophical apparatus, with
globes, maps. ETC., ready for use.
TEHMs-Higher branches $40 per session Of -
weeks: Lower branches IS. WILLIAM BRAbLEYJ
aug. 16, 1S49-3m Principal.