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Illinois institution for the Education OF
the Deaf and Dumb. This Institution is
located at Jacksonville, and is now in
successful operation. a large addition is
being erected, which with the present
buildings, will afford accommodations for
l3O or l4O pupils.
The annual session commences on the
first Wednesday OF October Of each year,
and continues until the Wednesday before
the second Thursday Of July foilowing.-
Pupils are no. received except at the COM
mencemc,! Of each session.
BY liberal provision of the las: Leg.
islature, certificates of inability to pay, are
no longer required. All the Deaf and
Dumb residing in the State of Illinois, Of
suitable age and capacity TO receive in
struc,ion are now entitled to enjoy the ad-
van,ages of the Institution free of charge.
Pupils coming from other States are
charged eighty dollars Year for board,
washing, tuition, books, &c, including
everything except clothing; which should,
in all cases. be provided by The parents or
friends.
Parents or guardians Of deaf-mutes re-
siding in Missouri, who are unable to
pay, can procure sixty dollars per annum
from the public treasury Of that State by
applying 10 the County Court of the coun-
ty in which they reside. Those residing
in Iowa can procure aid from that State
TO the amount of fifty dollars per annum
Shops are connected with the lnstitu'
tion in which the male pupils are taugh
trades.
The females. under the care Of an ex
( perienced and efficient matron, are taugh
the various kinds of needle-work, ane
such household duties as can be attended
| 10 without interfering with the regular
| sci,ool exercises.
Apnlican,s for admission to the 1nsti
tuition should not be under ten years of age
Donations 10 the Library and Cabinet o
the Institution are respectfully solicited.
For further particulars address, pos
paid, Tnos. OFFICER, Principal.
N. B. Newspapers throus shout Illinois
Missouri and Iowa, will confer gIea
favor by giving the above few insertions
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Eloquent Extract.


The following beautiful passage il from
a Fourth Of July Grafton delivered at
Charleston, in 1909, by the late Hon.
Thomas S. Grimke, then very young
man:
The American who can look forward
with calmness to the day Of separation,
must be either more or less than man.
He must be the victim Of ambition or cor
rup,ion deludcd enthusiast or preph-
e, Of good, which the most sansuIne dare
not hope, and the keen-eyed statesman
cannot foresee. ThcnceIorward the a.
merican Eagle shall drop the olive-branch
Of peace, and grasp only the arrows OF
war. The hand tha, writes the declaration
of disunion, shall feel the blood curdle
in its veins and the tongue which reads
it to the world, shall s,ifen in the act
The mountains that divide us shall be the
dark mountains of death, and the streams
that flow between like the waters of Egypt
shall he turned into blood.
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AsEcporE OF MArHER BYLEs.-The
Dedhau: Democrat, in quoting the account
Of Ma,her Byles, by the 'Sexton oi the
Old School," says:
There is one Of DR. Byles' jokes, which
was related to us by an old lady, once
member Of his society, which has not been
in the papers, which we will tell as IT was
told to us. At the time when Whitfield
was in Boston, and drawing crowds to
listen to his eloquence, DIR Byles remark
ed one dav, that he would ''go sooner TO Z,
hear Whitfield, than any other preacher.
The person addressed marveled at the re-
mark, because Whitfield's doctrines were
not corsonant with the Dr's feelings
and he said to him, "why so doctor - =
Because said the veg, 1T d'an
I.couldn't get in
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vrruor rs,Jr and Retail Dealer in Drugs, Ned
w ;c;n.s che,aicals. Surgical and Dental lnstru-
aens.. Gold and Tir Foil, Plate, Teeth, Pc rfumery,
se, Paints, oils, D,e-stufis, Druggists, Glass
VAR, window Glass, ETC., Jefferson street ne'wee"
MIN and Third Burlington, Iowa. july 20, .'s
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rnwARps. JAMES M. BRoADwELL
.--sST,Na iR AwAol@SYI I@
e Pabllshed every Tharsday,
0N RR NNiElLIN lsl A u u 6
= - Main Street, near the Market House,
roWARDS g. B ROADW WELL.
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rYOUsE, Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Painter.
Al Gia1ier, Glider and Imtator Of Wood, marble.
etc, etc.. south side Of Jefferson. three doors east
u Min street, Burlington, Iowa. may 3, '4s-iy
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MM GriMtlas & GO,

GENERAL AGENT and Commission Merchant.
VI Jefferson, between Main and Water streets.
arlington, Iowa. :.
glofs, Boots, Shoes, etc. etc.
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fosr Osucx DEPARTMENT, Sept 4, l6a
examination post Once bills, VI mails SEM
"A received Of the u postmaster, d.eloss
fac, that The Published POPULATIONS are continually In
masters alleging thai their wedscssso,s and Others To-
end q The present qualie adiued S
expected 70 make themselves thoroughly acquAu
Ioowed BY ali persons Isn emplomss, sleep sss
Eye Dos,ssep or other oicer Of The ia
report violation q the o. s
meDi and every specially directed In, a
all letters which have been % De HIM BY
change the Of his Office Special agents Of the
does MOI personally superiniend its business "As
All posinassrs whose commissions are sas,en, 70 allow
The despatch Of u,e business Of Re-
secure the bes, services Of faithful clerks 5
allowed subject The limitation prescribed e law All con
which needed deiray necessary l.
faithfully accounted for
nom lie the who makes e.psei
veyance may They win report Al T.
and also every d,sconne1on
The elst regulation must be obseved and m urteance
direct The office addressed and will bag tic
package 70 the proper distributing " Once 80
disuibadon.
westwad "noheTn," ssouiern," or by any similar dess
All % be- mailed and psekagss be added
wenever amer October 1850 letter. received dsu
nSon o. are Distributed there n being
particular office, the postmaster q such distributing Office
office, required BY the l2t regulation his
requirement notify and report hereby extended every cs
where letter Office for distribution, when
regulations have been marked and sent direct
other distribution office.
The attention Of postmasers particularly called the
regard dropeers prepaid newsPapers circulars pam
the mailing Of letters Ac
chapters H. 49, 49, and a Of the published regulations
The the OF the clerks Of
General TO establish bureau he
constant examination Of the
of hoped that this with The repo
Irregularities required from and other agents e
department auditor and examiners his ONCE viii
great degree the department against The violation
instructions and other abuses N. X. HALL,
5ept6-3t POSTMASTER GeneaL
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EzesPng only that in all Involving tide % slaves
s 10 s q % shall pc . a" 20 the
value oil the matter properly or te in controversy and
He said he regarded this clause recognising slavery
A. existing IN The Territory BY law The suite 10
slaves could be subject OF dispute in the courts there
unless slavery and slaves were allowed there BY the ter
rtoria law. II was not mere implIcation-it was an
express recognition Of slavery in Utah.
A yoice--HALE moved that very clause IN the Senate.
Mr. SCHENcK | DOM care who moved II. state
its effect as obvious words can make II.
The said amendment OF Mr., SCHEscK having then been
rejected, on motion the committee rose, and reported
the bill without amendment -
The previous question having been called and seconded
by the House, under its operation the Dill was read The
The question next heing the passage OF the b the
bill was passed yeas o. nays ss-as follows
ere Bay ssyy Bsas Bsss BoRes. Bown Boyd
Breek Briggs, Brooks. w Blown, O. Butler, g. A CaId
p DIM Disney, Durham, Edmandson, Eliot, Evan,,
Eying Fuller Gently Gerry Gilmore do'%a nam, ess s"
J. W. Jackson, A. Johnson, J. l. Johnson Jones' kauf
Nc Lanahan, MeLans, Mclean. MsMaiien,, MeWill,s
man, Potter. RicLardson, Robbins, Robinson Rose Ross
Savage. Shepherd, staniy; 2 stanton, H. Stanton
%saa Tn0% %sgus
Wildriek, Williams, Wilson. and Young--e7.
Gable. Calvin, Campbs Chandler, Clark. 60eoet Cole
kee, NJ Evan. Feahcraton, Fitch, Fowler. Giddnas Got,
Could Holloway, Harlan, ). w. Harris Hebard, HcnIy
Holiday, Holiness Howe, Hubbard Hunter, lnge, W
Jackson, Julian, u King, j. Q King King, r King
Morris. Nelson, Newell Oge, Ods Peck, Reed Reynolds
Root, Runsey, Sacke, Saweic, Schenck, Schemerhofn
SchoolcIa Ssddon, Sylvester, Spfsgue, Stevens Stesop
weetser Tayor, Tuck, Van Dyke, Vinton, Waldo, Wal
lace, Wentworth, and Woodward-oS
Mr.. HARRIS of Illinois, moved TO reconsider tina
vote and then lay that motion on the table which las
motion being agreed to-
The House adjourned.
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Notice to the Public, and Instructions Postasters.
NOTICE having been received from the New York and avre
In Company of the sailing Of
New York, 18th September,
public hereby given United will be
BY New York Great Britain,
yond Southampton, England and France direct va Hayre
All New York Office for Great Britain,
Europe france exceed and beyond
be made despatched by the named
ageeaby provisions OF postal between Great Britain
and the United states.
France will be made separately be Have
Correspondence for countries beyond France will be mailed
pia Havre, directed the address to be 80 sent
"a the single rate the
American inland added which must be prepaid in all
postage be charged and be prepaid letters
beyond France ola Havre newspapers three
each, with American inland postage added.
Postage Britain IL ~ single
prepaid, option
for Great Britain, aud for countries beyond
the "Fankn the BY the Col
Inns line Of steamers via Liverpool.
N. X. HALL.
Postmaster General.
Posr OyyIcE DER ARTMRsT Sept 3, 1850.
Slant Ar
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And let ask the honorable senator from WISCONSIN
how be going benefit bis State BY these embsrass
ments WHICH he throws around this bill The effect OF
his propositions will be either exclude entirely from
there public lands or, they avail themselyes OF
tins act so tar to their Ia nds to be located they
will become wild and lands witt out occupants u.
ul their death and then the widow child or heir may
come anu sell them SIR, II Is attaching much merit
70 me widow Than TO the who rendered the important
service You see that he will suffer for want Of the
means of subsistence and you will permit him go with
out raiment and food because he is 20 situated that he
cannot no and settle but the moment his heir comes m
he Will IN all probability sell The land, and thus gel The
benefit of this reward Or will in all probability be
tho case In great many instances, number OF heirs
will in who will not be able TO partition the land
TO make it OF any any OF them And yet. sir,
the old man. The evening OF bis days, must suffer for
OF raimen and OF food, because forsooth, he may
fall into the hands of the SPECTATOR who may purchase
his warrant less than its value.
Sir thrust this class of fellow citizens are as COM
petent to manage their own affairs ourselves are
Many OF them very poor They in advanced
age Many of them have received wounds, and MANY OF
them have contracted diseases in the army while in the
vice Of the country and are consequently unable make
Gated IN Inc old States, and, being in advanced years.
they are not prepared 10 engrate new State for the
sake Of acquiring tract OF thirty forty acres OF land
and even after they arrived there being poor and feeble
they would be unable 10 make such improvements upon
the lands as TO make themselves comfortable for their few
remaining days. They prefer remaining in the States
where they are now residing OF them coming and
occupying Their little cottages and others in the character
o. tenants Sir, you going to give them bounty
give 10 them but do not. the act of besowng IL
cast reflections upon Them by saying they capable
Of mapagng their affairs Leave them to dispose OF
their bounty land they choose, in manner best suit
ed 70 promote their own interests and happiness This
j. The object Of Congress in bestowng this bountyal
least II is my object in supporting this bill
[To BE CONTINUED
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p5o prizes, amounting &1,4S1
Tickets 44O-Havss &20--Quartsss @i0-Eishths&5.
package Of ~ whole tickets viii O40, Euarsnk
them draw less than $50, which viii nsk S
Packages draw four capitals and in this ouery may
10000 doiian.
The Of being forwarded, win certifcstsc
packages Al the following Ne
- whole tickets. ESQ Is dckces. NN
u half do $50 Is eighth do
All orders from distance tickets shares for packages
will promptly flied, and ohcisi certified drawing
who order Address
R. FRANCE 4 CO., Baltimore, Nd
Aug 20.-dAcp
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DyICE about ystnes.-Gentcmen Washington c
Al DESIRE for have their tables the choicest
sad condition
wishing avoid
table, any
poe and liquors. packed and delivered
resdeees fee Of freight by Adams. required,
by addressing teegraphc
Tine single by
signed stiRhenh mosec sparkling Champagne
Mosee which he uncquxed sherry Madeira
Port be surpassed including exquisite
do, Manxsniia White Port Ilae (Medoc Burgundy
and other French
the United States also medium and
cigars, all imported direct Address
JACOB SNYDER, Jr.,
Aug N-dlmn Wine Merchant, Philadelphia.
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Aug al-6tTuThAs

rLA0E rT & DODSON, Dealers Ina Furniture and Dry
generayIbe subscribers have the OF inform
Washington, Georgetown and Alexandria, that
moved their where at all times be
had all the variety grades Of qualities, prices and styles,
the above line.
cArpengs OF the following descriptions.
Imperial saxony belgian, Tourney and English tapestry velvet
Tapestry and Brussels
mi j. double ingram
Brussels, tapestry, twed and plain Venetian, for entries and
steps
Coion, ingram, and
Canton, Spanish and mating
all embellishments and
will admitted be The richest and complete
in this city.
Aso general bed quilts and
nens and toilet linens In word article which will
be useful furnishing the above
line may be found al Ibis establishment
We this inh,m all with their
age prices will uniormy
be afforded either this other and the quail
be surpassed BY
10 all announcement, give cordial invitation TO
call and for themselves. CLACErT d DODsOK,
One door Of the Of 9th and Pa
Sep 3-3teon
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M. A. Tyson Sisters seuni.ary,
Fstreet, ta1een i2tA aud I3fA.
THE duties OF
i OF September.
Their pupils
advantage VIII arise them by doing In addition their
iosmef commodious establishment
well ventilated
everything pupils
claimed
Parents and guardians respectfully invited the
will
given.
N
Tuition the higher branches including
90
Use Of and apparatus,
Fuel for the winter 50
Music Painting Latin, French and Spanish
charges.
AUG 0-eotiohscpt tIntcil
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r - The and swim steamboat THOS. COLLYER
win commence making tlree trips every other week
Mount First "Trip August 18th Leaving Washington
Wednesdays Fridays ~ o'clock,
0x oc.ck Tue boat will remain q Mount Vernon about two
Fare round o. children half The bost will land
Fort ashngon, passengers coming
board Mount vcrnoa50 cher place WASH
ington.
Reesde Co.'s coaches will with the
O'Clock and
Fare TO and from the boat cents each way Families living ds
coach will be for by
day before the Families
will find pleasant and healthy trip Reffeshment
furnished Al CITY prices
JOB CORsoN, Captain
A.v0l --R TnTh
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THE LOTTERY.
100000 Grand Capitall
$4,000 ! two Of rs, 900!

/. TWO hundFcd phzeS q 4osVoV cHcH'
Lowest prize that any having
5000 doliar!!!
All tickets with the and "a drawn Nos, q 900 each
This splendid lottery and recommend to the ~
lie great confidence being all that IL should boa gnd
capital besides large number Of other splendid
This examined by the State lottery
sone has received their signature Of approval and viii
drawn under theiI pcrsOnaI superintendcnce.
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IrEMALE EDUCATIONAL school which parents frs
abroad their daughters without for their moA
habits health which will the acquisition Of education
both solid and polite which shall impart refinement without %
without which shall blend the hons
comfort and social nymen under parental guardans
with the seminary OF iearnnga school, in be thai will h s
daughters of Americans for the duties u American ladies' wives an
With what thus far, Is for his patrons His hr
will 25t Of with the best a
anceAmerican, English French and Germanwbich wide
QuanlAnce and this and abroad b been
personally, mail subscriber Indiana Wash
nsson Guy. -, ,.,., :, -, 4
the distinguished Iaborers the Of education In m
country when the subscriber at the head Of school in rh
dolphia. !.
"Wbere Mr. Cuahman known, IL Is 10 speat
enjoyed by personally acquainted s
him and therefore chiefly distant readers ai we a6~
ourselves.
sshe division Cushmans school SRI
sonai supervision nsures Parents ~
desiring AFFORD their dangs the advantage guy
school confidently their entire direction Mr. Cuhm
who will devots h, attention their and literary atamen
administering with the authority Of the shc p
and the domestic circle IN the full that morals and %
essential education and the nu ~
this circumstance In the advantages o. Mr. Cusbmans sch1 w
would especially invite the attention OF readersh
Rsv. acknowledge rccept OF yours Of w
erday. have changed opinion OF s an emnssu}
capable and successful teacher nor do believe that any
your deserved than
when, the sincerity OF my heart wrote the %
recomme ndston you refer
With the highest esteem, am, your old friend, ,,rp
Houst REPRESENTA- rrvss, Aug IA, 1850
AM lee
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.u public Informed that on and aner the axth
instant, the splendid low Baltimore
and my BERN. and eapseioas hold win n" sesuaS, :.
and boat between Washington and and Ba
more.
Leaving Washington Mondays Thursdays O'Clock
M and Aerandri, O'Clock he Baltimore win ,.ks IN
m and night Returning
viii wharf, BaItmore ats O'Clock
urdsyr.
DO do BsiInore .................. 50
Meals ercep. 10 rney Point and extra
For further for freight apply The captain board
GEoRcE MATTiNGLY Agent
uy-DaiIy Exoursions by the steamer Mount Vernon
M.buy wharf and Aqua Creek where spend
asy & hsus ..S % sy
including neal. BE- DARRACoTT, Captain.
For norfolk, Pinsy Point, and Ola Po,ns--F.rs Rs-
HEIf#@ NHI duced. lsTT-7
a .4p-n The steamer osceois will, the oh Of July
usn1haP commence making two trips week 10 the
places, leaving Warrington every Wednesday and
Saturday socock returning Norfolk every Monday
and Thursday At O'Clock,
Touching going and RETURNING At rnsy Point Old Point Conc
Passage to Pincy Point, -
Passage and faro 10 Norfolk 45.
THE cop..tns..hip reesnsiy existing between shs
W. D. wALLAoH,.
WAsmverox, August rs, 1850.
The undersigned prosecute Of all deserp
nons against either branch department Of the government al
ID. WALLACE.
Refer speaker Cobb, Of oeorss A.hmun, Of
Of ohoi La sess generally the members Of the
House q Representatives. Of h and the last Congress
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!" Ud-n MIXTURE, a COMPOUND Of The most
and choice teas the fer
tile and genial soil Of Assam. 90
With view encourage the introduction msch. -
u the intention OF propricto distribute by lot, amN
purchss quantity Of teas equal to hrst years pro1
sales effected -
Each purchaser package numbers
cerAcate enins ham the distribution fnI 80
any laid and the receipts, amounting 10
under mentioned parcels the value Of ten cent, ~
thousand dollars win be given ~ bonuses according
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| 1856 Grssr,c,ch d,ssf, Nsr York
THE proprietor call attention Of connoirscurs m ~
the choice and selection Of
hitherto unknown in this country which,
their fragrance and deiicacy, combined with virgin purp "
infusion surprising richness and favor
The offered the following
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as prizes IN MI HOW Ibs. N,Mr
Those persops prefer lower priced receive ~
prizes proportion they win bc rsparchssed for cash. "
ton Of ten per cent ,...a rms
90 Country agents required Applications to be addressed W
PAID The companys Depot, - above.
Juuel --d3m
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paid1 10 he Company DePVV,M bOoVcs
June I--d3m
GUNNER GOODS AT PRIME CO8r.--The suhsenes ~
y respectfully monty their and te public in gns
they from this day, and continue until ms
goods prime cost and indeed articles below
S,trens and ssnrers Visiting The CITY viii and il greatly
vantage and soods before purchasing ~ w
certainly offer vevy great bargains for cash.
The following cornpstsc part
so pieces dihsrcui style rich silks, lees than cost
20 do plaid silk hssues, At " cents
- do figured be,esss, II lsa cents
70 do do do a. - cents
rs do very neh a. 1t ~
10 DO Mska bsrses d. laines, at rs cenu
10 do secon@- sppoTnH& bereess, al y csnn
d. seeon6ns0arains tissues At 5t cents
50 do French jaeenst and iswns les~ than cost -,
10 embroidered whits and coored Taxet0n ooes 70
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAT, : :"
July 3l-WThABas Jim
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The House again resolved itself into Committee Of
the Whsle the state Of the Union. (Mr. McCLEaSASD
Mr.. BAYLY appealed to the gentlemen Of the South
not 10 offer amendments to the bill II had met the unan.
imous approval OF senators from the South The sena-
tors from Virginia had given il cordial and frank sup-
por. To gentlemen from the North he would say that
they must know that any attempt 10 amend would be
in vain and that in attempting they would only keep
the House in session until An unreasonable hour.
Mr., seldom said: rePst, Mr.. Chairman, that the
remarks Of my colleague rNr. BAYLrl make some ex-
PLANTATION my part necessary He appeals 70 southern
Representatives 10 forbear from Offering opposition or
amendment 10 ths bill and refers to the fact that
ceved the appreciation OF all the senators from the South
including those from own State, TO whom he has
erred particularly Sir, since the rejection, by decisive
vote, OF the amendment offered by just now il IL my
purpose, certainly and may be that Of other southern
Representatives, vote against this bill, even a il
from the Senate Sir feel proud 70 concur In approval
whole controversy BY the southern senators who op-
posed hs mia called Compromse BILL and especially In
that OF the able senators from my State, who
richly entitled 70 the confidence and gratitude Of the
South. therefore feel bound to explain the very differ
en circumstances under which this bill presented
and approved by them. While OF a series OF con-
Joint measures, such have been in substances passed
here. i met their stern. unwaverng opposition and
only when all others seemed defeated, and this stood
alone il acquiascsd in by them. Il professed to be
based the principle Of non-interventon and nj that
time might not unreasonaby have been supposed that
adjustment OF the other vexed sectional questions
might be accomplished on that similar basis
With that hops it might properly be. an doubt no, il
was. allowed by those senators But now and with
the attitude OF this bill far different II il the last of
series Of connected ages section and i cti-
our exclusion from participation in the vast domains oh.
tanned in large measure BY souhen valor and treasure
The vote just given has shown the presnce OF nonnter
venton TO b. mare sham-a trap to catch the easy.