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oct. slh, lsia.

Erracts from an address deiiperedby Ren. Philip y mn
ieisler M ID 10 the Sf,fets ~ The Ponghkeepsie Collie
giae Srhooi al he close 9 their annual era,anafio'i
youNa GENrLRMRN: 89
the exercises have taken place In your examination,
have thoroughly tested your aainmcns and haye Afford
r rs satisfactory evidence that the means employed lar
yo.r nsrnction have not failed Of good measure Of sue
cess. n# sl 1880. ,
We have not however been surprised In viewof The pro-
hcency YOU have generally made In the useful aud orna
mental branches Of education which have been The objects
al yu,r pursuit: for II distinguished facilities avail TO pro-
duse results the Improvement you have es
bibed TO have been expected
Having alluded 10 the advantages you have enjoyed u E
my wish 10 distinctly understood as considering mem
very great and special Andh may assert, withoni
fear Of being suspected Of attempt AZ seltappfODat
sinre bear no relation whneverto you ms literary IN
ptrlctor considerable time paal, having been
60 situated In regard the nstituon 10 which you belong
as have had full opportunity Of closely investigating s
educ aoIal system. buil Its theory and piacireJ
feel iree affirm, that In oil the particulars IN which ex
relency may be predcatel, Of arademlra course,
have never known any SUPERIOR and In many respects,
equal 10 that adopted and carried out In the Poug
kcepse Collegiate Institute.
IlRaR presented you the greatest facilities for laying
solid aud extensive basis q an useful and polished ed"ca
lion ~. ~ f. ,,,,.
you have instructors Of distinguished ability IN
the various departments OF classical literature nahemaf
cal science commercial knowledge foreign languages ana
The ornamental branches Of music, drawing and painting
mar1O-tfl if
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2: 2. cAnvnM. ~

NO 81 NORTH SIXTH srarKr, rHlLApELpHIA, III
OWES Drawings and Specific atoms contracts erect
III Dwellings, &C., and lay out n. grounds for Country
seats or Cemeteries toaehcr with the arrangement
Trees 10 Give the proper eject Also Churches Hospitals
prl-nus Waer.Morks Gss.vNorks &c, the ates and
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POUGHKEEPsIE cOLLEaIATE
t49I4a4eslfts grWInnT..

fIyE efce for this school Is situated college Hill,
i about ihreefolrha Of mile from the beautiful village
Of Poughkeepsle, Duchess County State q New York
Reference 10 invariably had 10 the nnre Of the Juvenile
mind and constant efforts are employed TO develop It's
powers IN their natural and 10 preserve them In
their relative strength The domestic arrangements and
oden Of inutrcon adapted to you'll % ten yesrs Of
are and onward ami they instructed lu such branches
as may be requlse either qualify them for CON escidi
ne engineering, orto prepare them Tor college
Annual expense per scholar il $40 payable quarterly in
advance This nciudes all charges for board tuition,
stationary, bed and bedding, washing, ROOM ine light
and books (eycept the French and the Spanish hooks
The year Is divided into two terms Of ~ weeks eac Ih
summer term commentator the first "Wednesday ~ May
The winter term fllrt "Wednesday IN November y Y he
purpose Of the undersigned not 70 receive youth into his
school whose moral character Is not good.
CHARLES BARTLETT, Principal
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NOtIce 70 fFe-emptfOh VHHfHHHFs
Every person entitled to the right OF pre-empion TO any
OF the nns within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated s required 10 establish the came TO the
satisfaction Of the register and receiver Of the proper land
Office and make payment therefor practicable ar
Ter seeing this notice. and before the day appointed for the
commencement OF the public sale Of the lands embracing
tract ehmed, Otherwise snch claim will be forfeited
~ falffA RICHARD M. YOUNG.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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ROBERT ). WALKER
,uI. PRACTISE LAW IN THE SUPREME COURT

or THE UNITED STATES. ls Fs
TN 10 many letters thinks proper say that
he cannot attend 10 claims before Congress, OF any Of
the Departnents, hui will devote his attention exclusively
10 casss ustsd 10 him In the Snpreme Court.
ONCE on Prnusyivsnia avenue nehvthr seven buildings
wsshlngtan, +, ~ m1rG-tf
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Notice 10 Miners and Pre-emption Claim.
ants. +

All persons who were, the passage o. the act q Isl
March, 1917 in possession, by actual occupancy Of any
portion HE mineral lands embraced in this
under authority Of lease written permit from tie SEC
Rotary War orthe purpose Of mining thereon and on
persons who shall be IN poseeson by actual occupancy
Of mine or mues, actually discovered before the Et Of
March, s forth IN he act Of Isl March, ls7 abost
mentioned are authorized 10 enter and purchase the same
u The price on the and conditions and to the extent
prescribed BY that act and less any time before the
day fixed for the othe sae OF those miner
annds Of making proof Of possession and occupancy and
oconpance with those terms TO the register and receiver
ofhe and Office subject 10 appeal 70 The Secretary Of
The Treasury and al persons entitiei @ ls right O. IRE
emptou 10 any OF the agricultural lands embraced in his
PROCLAMATION required 10 establish the same 10 the sat
sfacou Of the register and receiver and mike payment
therefore pracco5e after seeing is NOTICE and
before the day appointed for the Commencement Of the pub
c eale OF the lands embracing the tract claimed otherwise
such pre- -empton claim will be forfeited.
The certificate Of the mineral agent a Sali Ste Marie
that persona holding unerlea or permits o. those In
the occupancy Of mine Mines have paid up the per
Of rents required by the act above mentioned viii
be conclusive that point
Persons occupying under lenses permits, will not be
permted to reinqueh their rights under thai occupancy
and enter as settlers aud where any such leases orperms
may expire before e day Of sae the rights granted 70 he
holders thereby from entry under any other right I'LL the
srsl lands. RICHARDM Young,
Commissioner,
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WAsHrsaroN, january 8, 1870

To DR.. A J. ScnwARrzE, Jr.
Dear Sir ! take great pleasure In stating that,
about Ia months since, used yonr Compound En-.
ttrdc of SarsaParRla as remedy for General Deba-
ity under which ! had been laboring q long time,
and that few bottles restored me TO sound health,
which has continued to the presenttime.
Very respectfully
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WAsu1NcroN. ,Jan,,arv "a, lei

WAHHINUTON, 'uTfHuTy q, IUfus
II gives me pleasure to say that am acquainted
with the proprietor Of the above medicine and also
with number Of gentlemen wis lave tested its eff
cacy /; and have no doubt, from the unimpeachable
character Of the gentlemen who have volunteered
their certificates. that they can be fully relied on
' ULYSSES WARD N
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BATTLE OF GooIERAT.
Official despatch from The Right Hon. the
eOmmander-in-chief Of india, 10 the right
Hon. the Governor General Of India.
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PERRIN WASHINGTON

To DIR. A. J. ScHwARTzE, Jr.
8st Dear Sir Under sense OF deep obligation TO
the virtue of your Sdrsaparid" in the entire res
ration Of one Of my children from General Dsbii-
ty and prostration Of the nervous system, take plea
sure in tesfying to your invaluable medicine; but
seven bottles were used Two years since, when the
child was restored to, and still confines In the en-
~ January g. isis. DAVID RIDGELY.
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Dear Sir Believing that public statement
Of my nffiiction may be of service to others sim.
ilurly afflicted as well as benefit TO yourself,
wears ago was attacked with HemorThage Of
Inc Lnings which induced my friends to despair
Of my recovery. My health continued to decline
for q year when | was aeized with Neuralgia md
severe Verfigo Having applied 10 physicians, both
in This place and Baltimore without the least bene
fl, and having also made use Of the Galranic Bal
tern without any good effect concluded TO try your
Extract Of ,sarsdpdriHa, and ain happy TO say,
that after using single bottle the pains entirely lei
me and have been Better ever since .,..l
Respectfully ENOCH w. SMALI.WOOD.
TO A. j. ScHwARTzE, Jr., January %, 1913,
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Experiences AND PATRONS
HON WILLIAM II. SEWARD, Auburn, N Y
HON JAMES EMOTT, Poughkeepsie, do
CHARLES BARTLETT, ESQ, do do
REV. DR. f. w. HATCH Wisconsin
REV DR EDWARD DAVIS, Balston, N. "
GEN WALTER CUNNINGHAM Poughkeepsie, 10
REV. Dr. LUDLOW, do do
Rev De- MANN, Pa. mar 2l-dly
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-11-15

I'm alderman IN Trouble. Alderman
Kelley, of New York, who was recently
charged with frustrating the ends Of jus
tice by discharging prisoners from the
Tombs, is now there himself. In search
inc The records, the New York Sun finds
that l66 prisoners were discharged by
Aldermen in four months and half, and
Of these 50 were by Alderman Kelly.
These prisoners had in many cases not
gone through with even formal trial.
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TRI-WEEKLY PACKET.

From Montrose to Muscatine in connection with
the st Louis and Keokuk Packets.
= -sn~ The light draught passenger stea-
tsrAAa~,xA1AI mer MAGNET, y. HARRIS, Mas
4! 4l5ssss ter, will run regular packet be-
tween Montrose and Muscatine. leaving Montrose
every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock,
A. NJ. Returning, win leave Muscatine at O'Clock
on Monday, Wednesday and Friday ,arrising at Mon
trose in time for the packet, same night.
Az-Shippers may depend upon forwarding or re-
ceiying their freightS with despatch. Nov 10. ,49
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sfarIing,s Lands for sale.

DY the win Of Lyme Starting, late Of Columbus,
Dohio, have been appointea Trustee for all his
estate Of every kind, in the States of Iowa, ILLINOIS
and Missouri. In accordance with the conditions
of said trust have employed Jacob Butler Of Mus
catine, Iowa, as my sole attorney, to collect all
debts and TO sell all of the lands in the States OF
Iowa and Illinois I3-The lands will be sold at low
prices for one-fourth down and the balance In one,
two and three wears. JOHN HOLLOWAY, Trustee
lam now ready to receive all moneys due from
former purchasers of the above lands, and can be
corresponded with and found as heretofore.
Nov tx 1S4a-4t JACOB BUTLER
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DYE StuHs.

lust received, large and well selected asst OF
j dive stuifs of superior qaalily., consisting OF
ood log ood, fnstic extract of logwood, mad
der indigo. Copperas blue vitro ETC., etc.; which
will be sold on very favorable TERMS at wholesale
or retail, by (oct 25) 81 BURNAP, JEFF st
rs-oraers from the country will be promptly at
tan5oa IN 81 h
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Groceries,

- HHps N o sugar; 100 bbls loaf sugar; 100 sacks
- Rio coffee; 10 sacks old Java coffee; casks
rice; 100 bush dried apples; 10 hhls vinegar casks
and 10 half hbIs saieratus; 90 boxes box soap; 80
boxes teas assorted; so bbs molasses; 5h'xs sperm
and star candies; IL bags spice and pepper; cop
peras. alum, ginger, sulphur, ETC., for sale by
nov - 80 JSkIMBALL & CO
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NJ A r r l 6 D :

NJ A r RI { D:
At the residence Of her father. on the first No
vember, by Rev. J. D. Cunningham, J. D. LATrA,
~. D., to Miss MARTHA ANN Crow, all OF Grand
view township, Louisa county, Iowa.
TO SHAREHOLDERS IN TELEGRAPH.
NOU are requested to meet al my Office on Fri
day evening at O'Clock, on business Of the
Company. HENRY W. STARR,
Nov. IS, 1S49 Director.
TELECTUR ES ON CHEMISTRY AND NAT
URAL PHILOSOPHY.-Rev Messrs WILLIAM
BRADLEY and J. G. SHINN propose to deliver
4 course Of twenty or more Public Lectures upon
Natural Philosophy and Chemistry on Monday
Evenings in the Basement of the Presbyterian
Church. For Adults, $500; for Youths, $500.
Tickets can be had of Mr. Bradley. Their re-
spectiye pupils free. Nov Is, ls4s
CHEAP EST ESTABLISHMENT IN IOWA.
M s are prepared TO sell all kinds OF Saddles
~ Brides, Harness.. Collars, Whips, Harness
LEATHER, Skirting, Birdie Leather, Hog Skin Seat
inss saddlery Hardware, Lsces, Gum Cloth, Span
ish Moss, &C. sc. cheaper than can be bought else
where in Iowa. We cannot be beat in quality o.
price. Call and see.
ss7 Nov. Is, ,49 WARE GOODWIN.
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Dry Goods

An Ps blue, black and mixed cloths; so ps black
AZ aud fancy doe. skin cassimeres; 30 ps jeans of
all qualities ZOE ps satinetts and Sleeps gray, of
every variety; $50 ps bleached musins, ass'd; 40
bales brown musl,ns; $50 ps 40 iach osnaburgs; $50
ps linen thread, ass'a; so ps colorcd sken cotton;
100 ps white skein cotton eco dez spool thread; 10
ps overcoatins; 4ops plain and plaid linseys 100 ps
flannel. red, yellow, green and white; 800 ps prints
ass'd, 100 ps ginghams 40 ps brown drilling 90 ps
apron check; 80 ps ticking; 25 ps cotton flannel;
ps carpetng; also, large assortment of buttons,
combs, hooks and eyes, pins, ETC., for sale by
nov l. $40 kINBALL 4 CO
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Hardware.

NTILLSAWS, handsaws, log chains, HUNTS axes,
wi locks, latches, butts and screws, shovels,
spades, spoons, butcher knives, poke! do, hatch
cts, hammers, shovels and tongs, lacks, bolts and
nails Of all sizes, for sale by IN ~ JSkIMBAll Co
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Ten Dollars Reward.

Ten Dollars Reward.
r WILL pay the above reward to any Person. VINO
| will give information that SHAH lead 10 tue ae-
lection Of the villains, who trespassed on my incio-
sure, during the night of the l3.h OF october ias'
ana ant down an oak tree, thereby destroying a
large swarm of bees, and stealing and carrying OH
the honey. q. u. NAL
pnr,;nrton Iowa nov S, $40 e5-3t
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Clothing.


CLOTH, sa.inett tweed, jeans, and blanket coats;
cashmere, jeans, satinett and Cloth pants satin,
cloth. merino and satinett vests: net drawers and
Shirts red white; comic scarfs cravats gloves
socks, ETC., Just received and for sale by
nov /, 40. q iItafn.- - GO
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I. Piihy.-A New London gold seeker,
in letter to his friends, thus sums up the
condition Of affairs in California: sit is
the meanest place that stands out Of doors,
ind the meanest climate--not fit for a
white man TO live in--blowy, dirty, hot,
eold; and sickly. Ifyou know when you
IRE well of. stay in old New London
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papx Avn prrF PACKING.

TTAvlN made great additions to my Strengthening and
IL Packing Houses, and being well supplied with Bbls
and SALT now pared pack Beef and Pork IN any
TERMS every thing packed by me- will be delivered on the
wharf free ofchargs.
Terms-Cash N delivery.
am also prepared to vance 10 them who desire it.
For further particulars enquire or Z. ID. RAND.
Burlington, nov I, '4g rGazette copy @a81
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White Goods. etc.

lust received, large assortment of plain and
j plaid iaconets and mpslns; swiss, hook and
null muslins; bishop lawn, linen cambria; linen,
iaconet and swiss edgngs and insertions; bonnet
velvets all colors, velvet trimmings; bonnet, cap
and taiata ribbons with good many fancy articles,
for sale BY foct 25, '49.) GARRErT& COOPER
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E3.Deata from slight cold.-By negecting those
salutary precautions which common sense dictates,
many, very many, fall victims to their imprudence.
We have seen the young bride, blooming. as were,
a the bird OF paraise the fair flower Of hope, the
pride or her father, and the joy of her motherher
cheek flushed with anticipations and her eye beam
ing with the soft expression of lovethe gay dreams
a. dancing on her fancy with the rich and varfe-
gated tints OF the rainbows promise. We have seen
all this changed--aye, the wedding garment for a
shroud, and the bridal chamber for the sepulchre of
the dead; and all this from ncglecting common
cold. Now, before il is too late, use d. Rogers
kvsrUorf and Tar, which gives immediate relief, as
Aousands OF our most intelligent families now adj
nit ofits most extraordinary cures-cures. too, OF
remarkable character, as to already cause the
shackies OF prejudice to break assunder, with
scores OF our fellow citizens. Sold by +. E. Gay,
Burlington Iowa.
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From. Hayli.- schooner William
Putnam, Capt. Cook, from Aux Cages,
Sept. 81, arrived at this portthis morning,
with cargo Of logwood. Captain Cook
reports that the island remained quiet, so
far, under the Imperial sway, though
there were those who privately prognosti-
Gated that its illustrious originator would
be head shorter ere six months were out.
Captain Cook says that when he visited
the island, twelve years ago, the condition
Of the poor blacks, though then far from
comfortable, was enviable in comparison
with their present state; and that their
deterioration in civilization has been de-
adorable. There are comparatively few
chat seriously apply themselves to work
Tor Subsistence, the great majority pre-
terring TO beg or steal enough to Keep
hody and soul together. Several Of the
Inhabitants had obtained patents Of nobility
from the new Emperor. Some Of the hap
py recipients were rumored TO be guilt
less 81 ! whole pair Of pantaloons or any
appearance Of shirt to their Backs
When Captain Cook arrived, there was
sid u BE not more than 40 barrels Of flour
u the place bread was also very scarce.
The new crop Of coffee came in slowly,
and was exceedingly hard 10 be got
This scarcity, coupled with the operations
Of the monopoly law, is-very destructive
to American interests upon the island
Boston Traveller.
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Woolen Yarns.

WOODEN arms.
LBS blue mixed yarn; 10 do drab do do; 10 do
" red and white rantum; 10 do blue and white do;
10 do scarlet; 10 do white; do Zephor worsted,
all colored, for sale by (novD s KfMBAll5 Co
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LIGHTNING DISPATCHES.

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sc-sss.r,phea fer the Burlington Hawk-Eye.
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- MASSACHUSETTS ELECTION.
ssssagsatas@g BosroN, Nov. -, 8 r. M.
~...rrs have been received from the whole State,
$3.50 tew towns, which will give for Gov. Briggs,
800. Ss,o5s; Boutwell,, DEM, as,oss; Phillips,
~. I'D, asosS. Briggs falls short Of an election
I, 4. PEOPLE 1900. Wing gain in the House, their
.,ority shout $50. In the Congressional District,
,.s1tev, nee soiler, is defeated. No choice.
noston city gives 5000 Wing majority.
NEW YORK ELECTION.
mig majority on State ticket, 1900.
snis thought there 10 a tie in the Senate. One
- majority In the House. In a couple of days
- result win be ascertained. The vote is very
cDsse, sli round.
safixE WISCONSIN ELECTION.
pewey, democrat, reelected Governor. The
democrats had carried every thing.
COMMERCIAL.
sa ST. Louis, Nov. -, eP.M.
4 Memp 4f22.
i r,our.-rair to good country brands - so AS.
Cts mills N So.
N WAeas--mixed, s. 7sc; fair to choice so csc,
sacks returned.
corn-so ! &C; for new IS acc. For old oats
IL, sacks included.
Darlsy--good to prime, 10 Toe.
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IT. n. Cords

OFFERS for sale a General assortment of Mer-
chandisc at the Barrett House stores, which he
is disposed to sell at the most reasonable rates.
T. F. Cords has on hand good assortment OF
Hardware, Dry Goods Groceries, Boots, Shoes,etc
All purchasers are invited to examine his stock
Of Merchandise, which he is disposed to sell at
small profits. u. All kinds of Produce will be
taken in exchange for Goods.
Burlington, Iowa, Nov. Is, lS49-1m
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Frui, Tree. OF Avery.s Nurser

Frult Irecs ~ AEerys N"TseF!'
.snS SIX miles southwest of Burlington. tssfA
AHgf on the Augusta road. A very large NTc
~ stock of APPLE TREES, of handsome Aal.
size, from to s # in hight, of and summers
growth from the graft. Of standard as vel! as some
new varieties for sale at the fo!lowins prices: For
one hundred SI2 for 900, ell per hundred; for 3oo
$40 per hundred. Also, some fine varieties OF Pear
trees. at as to so cts each; 5000 or 1000 GRAPE
VINES mostly Of years growth, at S. per hun
drea; vines 3 or years old, 10 cts each. u.
Having been in the fruit business at this place
several years, and having now over one hundred
kinds Of Apples in bearing, after rejecting some va
r,eties which have proved to be worthless; and also
yearly receiving and adding to our stock new and
approved varieties Of Apple, Pear, ETC.. we feel pre-
pared to furnish Trees that we can warrant to be
true to the name given.
Trees well packed in boxes or bundles for distant
CONVEYANCE. and delivered on board OF Steam Aoat
free OF eha-se. except the price of box and packing
Nov s, lSi9 HENRY AVERY
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Ladies Dress Goods. 100.
CASHMERES. alpacas, merinoes, lie laines, isa-
doras, bombazines, black silks, etc. for sale by
nov |, '49. S kIMBALL j. co
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iJrv Goods.

a. PIECES cassimeres and arcolas, 90 bales "a,
Sc14-4 and 5btso muslins, $50 pieces hleached
muslins 90 doirish linens, 80 do satineus Gall col
ors and prices 10 do black, blue and olive cloths,
80 do fannels (rcd, white green and yellow. 40 40
plain and plaid inseys 90 DO tickings ID, 7-s and
a., Is do apron Checks with osnabnrgs, drillings,
canton hannels. table linens, linen sheetinss, etc.,
far sale nv foct %. ,49.l GaRRETT x COOPER
RnnTS AND SHOES: 60 cases mems. boys anu
- youths thick and kip boots, also thick and kip
Shoes iadias oaa s..ssnae ha-s d nOroC-
CO walking shoes. CATERS, buskins. slippers anu
gum shoes, with large asst OF chlidrens
shoes far sale Inv foct .5.) GARRETT & COOPER
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Commercial.

s1sIVhy ,ciA you suffer with Fever and Aguc p
Is Il because some practitioner has exhausted his
medical skill in treating your case, without effect
iAg cure? Or are you discouraged from repeated
Ailures with quinne, other violent remedies. adj
ministered in the form OF pills? Ifso, have imme-
date recourse TO The use OF sSmifR Tonic Syrup,
Vegetable Febrifgc.'' which insues speedy relief,
without entailing upon the system the Ague Cake.
general arrangements. sc. You will find 1t at E.
=. GAY, burlington Iowa.
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NOtice!!

ToHN COOPER, having faSen Hedge and RAN
j som's New Brick store on Jefferson street above
the Barrett House, and having just received new
and extensive supply Of Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queenswaie, Boots and shoes, Hats ana
Caps, Glass, Nails, etc., etc., which he offers for
sale very cheap, Wholesale and Retail.
Produce as well as Cash, taken in exchange Tor
Goods. Call and see. Huntington, sept 10, 40
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Carpets, etc.
4 PIECES ingram carpets, hearth rugs, carpet
binding, carpet bags, oil cloth, ETC., for sale by
. oct o. $40 GARRETT & COOPER