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pErrr LARcENY.-The smallest Of
fence in this way. is given by a Mich
igan paper. 1t says: Several laws
passed by the last Legislature of Mich
igan, and published at the time in the
official paper. are not to be found in
the statues published since, nor in the
Secretary Of States office.
The bills are supposed to have
been stolen by some of the members,
who were opposed to them,
There are several ways so defeat a
bill: by giving it SO much weight it
cannot pass through; by having it
laid on the table. and under the
table, by failing to have it enrolled by
some photographer Of pot-hooks who
was never well acquainted with that
respectable gentleman the school
MASTER" and by stealing it, after it has
passed. The last is a fashionable
plan, upon which some Of the men,
bers of the last Legislature Of our own
State, acted. 1t is consoling to think
that, If we are behind other States, in
some of the accomplishments Of the
age, called progress we are fully
up in others.
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The FOREIGN QUARTERLrEs.-
Messrs. Leonard, Scott a. Co., Pub
fishers, 70 Fulton street, New York,
have, by industry and perseverance
succeeded in introducing to the Amer
lean public, reprints Of the English
and Scotch Reviews, at a figure in
price, so low, as to place them within
the reach of every citizen who makes
any pretention to literary reading
Think Of having the four Sterling Eng
English Quarterlies, with Blackwood
Monthly, for the sum of $40! This
too, when the same amount of reading
matter costs where it originally ap-
pears, five times that sum. 1t requires
nothing but statement "of the facts"
to induce such of our citizens as do
not take the reprints to send on their
names at once, enclosing a $40 which
is required in advance, and at the ex-
piration of the year, they will find that
instead of the amount being lost to
thcm-they will have laid away in
their libraries such treasures Of the
mind, and gems Of thought as cannot
be computed in dollars and cents
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Dreadful Catastrophe at Valparaiso.
BY the Empire City. whose arrival
at New York we have already noticed
Valparaiso (ChilD Mercury was receiv.
ed, from which the following paragra-
phs are taken;
On the Sd Of August, a loud expo.
sion was heared in the bay. The
powder magazine Of tho Chilian
transport Infatigable had been blown
up. This fearful and fatal accident
is to be set down, probably, to a want
of proper care. The magazine was
open at the time for the purpose of
putting it in order. A close lantern
was in use. but some say it was a
broken one.
The vessel was torn to pieces.-
The hull, so much of it as remained,
sunk in three quarters Of an hour
The escape Of the captain Of the vessel,
Lynch, was remarkable. lilo was
blown high in tho air, and fell at a
distance in the water, where he was
picked up almost unhurt.
Six lives were lost outright by this
awful accident, and eight persons
were wounded.
It's said a man was in irons on
board, and sunk with the vessel.
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A city buck visited the Shakers at
Lebanon, some time since, and rs he
was wandering through the village,
encountered stout, hearty specimen
of the sect and thus addressed him:
"Wcll, Broadbrin, are you much Of
a shaker ?"
Nay" said tho other, mot very
much, but | can do a little that way"
Il should like to see you perform"
81 can accommodate thee, friend"
said the other quite cool, and seized
the astonished customer by the collar
nearly shook him out Of his boots,
The Rothschilds, according to their
own estimation, possess S7OO,O00,000
in personal property. exclusive of real
estate, seignories, mines, &C., which
amounts to at least half as much more
making the enormous sum or over one
thousand million of dollars, or an a.
mount much larger than the entire
value of New York city.
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A BREACH OF MANNERS CoNsrRU-
ED AS A CoMrLIMENT.--The San Fran.
cisco Sun tells the following:
A young gentleman was standing
on Merchant street, when lady at.
tended by her husband stepped from
the door of the Washington Market,
and hesitated on the pavement for a
few moments az if uncertain which
direction to pursue. Fascinated by
her great beauty, the young man gazed
upon her with a fixed stare. BY
chance she met his gaze, and discover.
ing something unusual in it, ma 10 it n
subject of remark to her lord. That
indignant individual approached the
offending admirer, and addressed him
rather savagely, AMI asked him what
he meant by his rudeness.'
'Pardon me-" said the gallant, re-
covering from his fit of abstraction,
! intend no offence There is love-
illness about that lady's face that would
intoxicate an anchorite, and | was lost
IN admiration Of it."
"All right replied the satisfied
Benedick, eff you'll remain here till
| escort Susan home, I'll return and
stand treat for your good opinion Of
her"
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New Rall and Winter Goods.
N9CONOR. has now in store well selec-
" ted stock Of Fall and winter Goods, con-
sistine in PARTS of-Silks, Dress Goods,
Ribbons, Grapes, Cnvats, Embroideriss,
Lscss, Frinees, Gloves, Hosiery and Dress
Trimmings.
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Gk 9alg Comet.
BATON ROUGE,:::::::::::NOv. 9, 1855.
WHAT SHALL WE DO FOR ExoIrE-

WHAT SHALL WE DO FOR EXCITE
xExr. Now The great agony OF
election il over; in = few days the re-
turns will BE- in and the public press will
havo another expression Of the sover-
eigu will Of the people. which will
render entirely useless any further ex-
preston Of opinions Warnings; sp'
pesls to the Public, cards Of withdraw.
ais, ETC., entirely useless until sroth.
er great battle day comes on. If tho
people have not acted wisely. there is
a consoling reflection that il is not the
first, nor will it be the last time. There
10 no body to blamo--nobody 10 suffer
for it but themselves. We have an
abiding faith in the intelligence Of the
American people, and believe that
their indomitable will ito d." when
once clearly expressed on convictions
Of right and justice to themselves, can
not be turned aside by any mundane
power. What now, in the absence Of
political excitement shall We do a? The
show season has not opened yet +;
Spalding and Rogers are at war with
Barnum about tho Giraffe, and we
have no later intelligence Of Dan Rice
than juno last, and feel awfully afraid
that we shall never look on bis trick
ponies and his infant prodigy again.
There are no minstrels posted !; no BIZ
ologizcrs; no sword swallowers; no
psnoramas, in point Of fact-nothing
to come forth at all interesting or OK.
iting, nearer by, than thoapproach-
ing session Of the State Legislature,
which for sixty days will gil up va
cant gap Of listless time.
A word in reference to the election
just past. Popular elections every
where are conducted in the same fash.
ion /; there is always more or less bri.
barry and corruption. We must con-
fess We never knew less to be used
than has been in this parish during
the canvass just ended. We are sor-
~ to say, that men who should be
proud to boast that they are Ameri-
can citizens by birthright, have been
pulled and hawled about by brides,
threats and promises /; in manner i'll
becoming freemen who have the des-
tiny Of the nation in their hands
There is every where manifest;
disposition on the part Of intelligent
citizens-such as are identified with
the best interests of society to put
forth men for Office whose antecedents
are not damnatory in moral as we'll
- a political point Of view.
The full returns of tho election in
this Parish. yesterday. may be found
elsewhere in to.day's paper. Tho re-
turns are official.
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NlaHr.--Night levels al artificial
distinctions. The beggsr on biz pal
let Of straw, snores a. souudly ~ the
king on his bed Of down. Night i
the earthly paradise Of . slave, tho
sweet oblivion Of the care worn soul,
the nurse Of poetry, Of devotion how
the great painting heart Of society
yeans for the return ofnlght and rest !!
Sleep is Gods special gift to the poor;
but for the great there is no fixed time
for repose. Quiet they have none /;
and instead Of calmly awaiting the ap.
proach Of events, they fret. and repine
and starve sleep, and chide the tardy
hours ; as if every tomorrow was big
with the fate of some great hereafter.
The torrents Of events goes roaring
past, keeps eager exception constantly
on,tip-toc, and drives tirnid slumber
away.
There is something strongly besuti.
full in the contemplation Of night when
the smiling stars seem to do Homage
to the paleiaced queen, and the clouds
float silently through tho tranquil sky.
and the wind speaks in soft Whisper,
as if fearful Of weaking tho sleepen.
Such is the sweet reposo Of blameless
conscience. But when the hues Of
evening slant dimly away, when the
chccrless curtains Of darkness are
drawn, when aerial shadows loom up.
along the vaulted arch, like grim
ghosts trailing blackness through the
heavens, such il the fearful shadows
that hang over the broken slumbers
of soul in which there is no peace.
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Sog1eCJt'teS.
lust RECEIVED IS doz. boxes Of
u Fresh Sardines s dox. Gallon Jars Pick.
les 8 doz. ! gal. Jars. do. 3 doz. Of FRI nch
do. 4 bbls Mackerel, Fresh Butter, q . fine
lot fresh cheese, and for sale Cheap for
Gosh, by. 1oct.29l A. WILSON & Co.
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Eg~ The newly discovered process
of eliminating metallic poison from the
human body by means Of chemical
electricity, which has excited 30 much
intrest in tho medical and scientific,
world, is as follows: A metallic bath
is insulated from everything and par
tally filed with aciduIated water. to
convey more readily the electric cur.
rents. The patient lies upon q seat
in the tub, insulated entirely from the
bath. When gold, silver or mercury
is in the system, nitric or hydrochlorio
acids are employed; when lead il
suspected, the acid used is sulpuric.
This done, tho negative pole ola bat
terry is put in connection with the bath
while the positive pole is in the hands
of the patient The electricity now
prccipitates itself, hunts, digs, searches
and discovers every particle of me
tallic substance concealed in the most
profound tissues, bones, joints and
nerves of the patient, resolves them
into their primitive forms, and extract
ing them entire from tho human Or
ganization deposits them upon the sides
of the bath where they can be easily
seen.
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NR. DUCHE1N, Of the Medical Faculty
IL Of Montpelier (France) having re-
recently established himself in this City,
ofIsrs his professional services to the public
THe will at oil times be found at mr..
PuJers residence, (near Judge Burk's)
unless professionally engaged. loct25-tf.
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She river 10 at stand at Louisville
with 4 feet in the canal.
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OFFICIAL RETU.V;N
or THE
uLH TON.
The following is the official result OF The
election, held in this parish, yesterday
NAMES.

For 0oVsv'nor.
Charles Dsrbleby, 1
X. q. Wlcklins. z
Fbr IL. Governor.
Louis Texads. z
q. n. Mouton. 2
Fbr CbnOress.
Preston Pond, Jr. 2
Thomas q. Davidson. 2
For Soy Of State.
Robt. q. BeSle. .
Andrew 3. Heron. 2
FIR Ndts Ttsnsssrsr.
J. v. Durable. 2
Chas. n. Oreneaux. 2
For AnfitOr' State.
Walter Jlossman D
samuel y. Marks. 2
For AN'y General.
Randell Hunt. 3
d. W. Noise. y
For Superintendent.
q. D. 6tiltman. y
Samuel Bard. 2
For State Senate.
r. J. BufIfngton.> 2
3. r. Greeves. 2
For Representatives..
George A. Pike 2
Josiah kiienpeter. Q
A. D. vail.H 2
James hogan. 2
For Diskricf AR'N.
J. Duncan Stuart. %
David N. Barrow 2
For Clerk Of Court.
n. y. Bryan,$ 2
Manuel Moreno, q
For Sheriff.
n. v. Babin,s B.
Ahcl Wnddi11 z,
For Assessor:
Oran Hackett,$ q
Isaiah Tucker, u
For Coroner.
Samuel Bates,> q
1sidore LarguieF. y
No RenepdI,
RemOrdl.
For Justice Of the Pc n
SANS, received 1906, and J
FOR Constable, @. CnEs
For Justice Of the Peac
WALKER received 17S.
For Constable PsTsR ST
and WV. JACKSON receive
Names having st
Of the American pa
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Al CASES Of Boots 4 Shoes, this day
~ received and for sale at the Cheapest
1ates by oct20. A. WILSON X Co.
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ERESH FLOUR this day received by
T. oct20. A. WiLsoN & Co.
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%. Peter and %. Paul's College.
TVHIS Institution will reopen both for
i boarders and day scholars, on the 5th
prox., the LIST Monday in November, 1853.
oct %, ltw 2td.
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This Day Received.
IN BARRELS Extra Whisky; 20 |
~ Extra do. 10 bic. old vineger; 5 bis.
best N. Y. Brandy; 4 bbls. best Mongolia
Whisky; bbls. Stoughton Bitters, for
sale cheap for Cash by A. WILsoH & Co.
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10 The Hon. Caleb Gushing has
our thanks for Photographic report,
of the trial of Henry Hertz ct al, in
the United States, Court for Eastern
District of Pennsylvania: charged
with hiring and retaining persons to go
beyond the jurisdiction of the United
States, to enlist in the British foreign
Legion for the Crimea The pamph-
lets embraces all the testimony in this
matter and at the close contains a
confession of Hertz, from which the
following extract is taken:
All that did, in procuring and
sending men to Halifax, for the foreign
legion, was done by the advice and
recommendation of Mr.. Champion, Mr..
Howe and Mr.. Matthew. | was en-
ployed by Mr.. Howe. and acted as his
agent, with the knowledge and appro-
baton of Mr.. Cramptou and Mr..
Mathew. Mr.. Matthews knew of
both the expeditions | sent. He APP
proved and encouraged me in send
ing them away, He encouraged me
by his advice and counsel, and in Civ.
ing me money to send them away.
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IN DOZ. BROOMS, 4 doz. Wash Tubs.
III oct20. A. WILSON, K Co.
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DURE Winter Strained Oil. just reed by
i oct29. A WILSON X Co.
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O000 LBS, Of Dufield's Sugar
~OOV Cured HAMD 1900 ibs., Of Bacon
end few dossn offfesh Beef Tongues.
For sale BY =. HOFFMAN,.
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Is u Il LIN 6 TON
CORNER MAIN ASpIEFFEEsos sTrEl

CORNER MAIN ANpIEFFEEsoS STREETS,
burlington Ioua,
A BRANCH Of the Mercantile College Of pernsvl
II vanla-incorp rated by the Legislature Of that
State with perpetual charter. @ "
Yt.sssfees.
Ills ENeeliency the Hon. JAMES BUCHANAN, the
Hon. NJ. WILKINS, tute Secretary of War the Hon.
MOSES HAMPTON, Hon W. H. Lowry, lion. CHARLES
NAYLoR, and Gen. j X. MooRuEAD.
Faculty.
ANDREW L. HowDEN late senior professor Of Book
Keeping and Commercial Science in the Mercantile
College of Pennsy lvania. -5 ...
LOUIS IL. DALHoFF, late Professor of Commercial
and ornamental Penmanshp in the same institution.
CHAS BEN. DARWIN, member of the Burlington
Bar, Professor of Mercantile Law.
The Principals design carrying out in every partic-
ular that course of training for business introduced
and followed up for upwards Of fifteen years by Mr..
DIFF, the founder Of he Mercantile College Of Penn
sylvnnia, by which about 8 900 merchants and ac-
conntantS have been purified for business. IT is
regarded By businc men as the most thorough aud
ective preparation for the accountant given in the
United States. 1t co!uprehcnds upwards of 400 real
business transactions Illustrating six differ Mt me
tfods of conducting books by double cntrv-about
800 commercial computations, explaining many
business operations not found in common arthmetic>
"A comprehensive course mercantile pcnmanship
business fhrms and business eiters-daily lectures
on commercial law and commercial sciences.
Duff Book Keeping, Harper edition, price l.5h
the most perfect and comprehensive the English
language. Duff Western Steamers Accountant "a
perfect system for such accounts, Sl-To be had It
Corse's Bookstore. Jeffe son street.
Gs- Sc, for Circular by mail. 71A ljulv
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Conversion of Desert into Lake.

Captain William Allen, of the British ma
Wy. has published a book advocating the con-
| version Of the Arabian Desert into an ocean.
The author believes that the great valley ex-
tending from the southern depression Of the
Lebanon range to the head of the Gulf of
Akaba, the eastern branch of the head Of the
Red Sea, has been once an ocean. 1t is in
! many places 1900 feet below the level of the
Mediterranean, and in it are situated the
Dead Sea and the Sea of Tiberias lie be-
believes that this ocean, being cut off from
the Red Sea by the rise Of the land at the
south ern. extremity, and beng only fed by
small streams, gradually became dried by So
lar evaporation. He proposes to cut canal
of adequate size from the head of the Gulf
of Akaba to the Dead Sea, and another from
the Mediterranean, near Mount Carmel,
across the plain Esdraelon, to the assure in
the mountain range of Lebanon. By this
means the Mediterranean would rush in, with
fall of 1900 feet, fill ur the valley, and
substitute an ocean of 1000 square miles in
extent, for barren, useless desert; thus
making the navigation to India as short as
the overland route, spreading fertility over a
now arid country, and opening up the fertile
regions Of Palestine to settlement and cult
walton.
The conception is magnificent one, but
no sufficient survey has been made to deter
mine its practicability or itscost.
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Wa.l;nctor g., ..

dshiHgtun, Sept. ..
Captain Folsom deceased, late quarter
master IN California, who was reported to
have been millionaire, was defaulter to
upwards of 100000. instructions vent bv
the last steamer 10 commence sui, agains.
his estate.
The Seehesary of the Navy has retained
Lieut.. Maurey on duty at the Observatory:
Com. Stewart in command OF the Ph;iaae,.
ph'a Navy Yard, and Com. Smith, chief Of
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sMy dear', said Mrs. Dogberry to her
daughter, you should not hold your dress so
very high in crossing the street, Then MAJ
replied the maiden; show shall ever know
the beauty ofmy tlauneed pantalettes, that
have almost ruined my eycsight TO manufao-
ture? I'm sure don't care if tie boys do
look at me- Mrs Dogberry spoke Of the
sin of vanity, and the beauty of decorum.'
and walked off into the chamber.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-10-03

INDICTMENT OF Mr.. CALDwELL.-We learn
that the Grand Juryo he Recorders Court
have found five distinct bills of Indictment
against Mr.. 0. I. Caldwell, late of the Chi
cago Burlington & Quincy Railroad, for en-
bezzling The funds of the Company.
Mr.. G. has retained Messrs. Blackwell and
Arnold, Ballingali Il Underwood as his legal
adyisers.-Chicago Democrat.
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Baltimore, Sent. 81,

Dni'IuIofe, sept. %.
The New Orleans papers of Wednesday
contain details Of damages by the recent
storm on the lake coast; several vessels were
wrecked, many houses demolished aud many
lives lost. Among the killed were two New
Orleans merchants who were crushed by a
falling house in Mississippi City. The gale
was the most severe since that of 1926,
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Law Books! Law Rocks !
important to the LEGAL profo..;,.

d. b. co IKE 4 Co.. 1875 Lake street, Cbsa.
Have in press and will speedily publish Law IT.
which will provo valuable acquisition to ,,.,
member Of the Bar
Entitled "A Practical Treatise on the pors,
sell land for the payment e take. assessed bs,
on embracing thc decisions of the Federal G ur,
and Of every State in the Onion by
RoBERr s. BLACKWELL. Of the Illinois Bar
- The work will contain almost 500 Page, >,
will be got up in n style uncqualed by any law b.
ever before ued
3.D- FAIRY orders solicited from members Of IN, h
Address ID. L. COOKE & Co.,
june Is, 80 1875 Lake ST. Chioseo
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Alhanv cant 6

AIUHuy, sept %.
Judge William B. Wright, who is now hold
ing circuit court in this city, yesterday
charged the grand jury that the prohibitory
case was constitutional and directed to find
bills for violation of its provisions.
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New Orleans San,

New Orleans. Sept. "a.
Inc yellow fever as al ep,demie may be
considered all over in this city. The deaths
from Il Tor the past week amour, to 50 out al
= total of PA from all causes; the fever j.
raging badly At Alexandra.
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH TO NIAGARA
"a LIS, BUFFALO. ALBANY s, NEW YORK

1.s- Through tickets be found n the different
hailroHd Offices in the West and South. a iso at the
Office III Chicago, corner IF Lake and Dearben sts.,
opposite the fremont, and at the Depot foot of Wa
ter street, r. n RICE, Sup't.
II J. srALp1SG, Western Passage Agent.
!. August 2 S5b-- 2mcs - = - -
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900 p. VI. Train connects direct with
q trains on Neu albany and Salem, Gin
cinnati, Columbus and Pittsburgh Rail-
road.
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New YORK. Sc

-, -ScW LUX. sept. %.
The Secretary of the Interior has appoint-
ed D. B. Livingston navy pension agent IN
this city vice Conrad SwackLamer.
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Il Il WO V Al.
! PLANK ROAD NURSERY.

Two miles and a half west Of Burlington, Iowa
DAVID LEONARD, Proprietor
4 Ny ONE wanting apple trees would 10 we'll O
{ 4 call or send to the above namei Nursery, where
they Will find the largest lot of offered to
the public in this country Of all sizes and ages from
one To six years old Grated roots and scions f.
grafting can be had by the quantity.
Pears, Peaches. Cherries, Ora pes, Qlnces, 0fna-
mental trees and shrubs.
Tees sacked or boxed may be desired in the best
manner and delivered the river or Rail road free
of charge except for packing.
gE- Orders with the cash. IT appre we'd reference.
will be promptly attended TO. I will send priced
catalogue to ali who may apply.
august is smdw
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The only train that leaves Chca 20 Saturday night
is over this route 90 p NJ, only nne train Sunday
at 8. 90 p, NJ. No 400 p. NJ. Train Saturday. o.,
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New Goods.
THE subscriber has just received general assort-
ment Of Dress seods, consisting IL part OF
Black and fney tiIks, Baiage Tissues, dc.;
Mantilaa. Dress trimmings. Frinces ard Lawns;
Aiso--Closhs, Eassimefes and Nestinss.
Daily expecting iarg and general assortmentof
seasonatle gsoar which viii be sold low
Friends and the public generally are respectfully
tnYiied to cali and examine grte4ls and prices.
Burlington, Iowa. June %, IS j. NJ. SWAN
OS hbls. New York Gslden syrup yer, cheap
80 Al fauss q, Z. =. HUNT 4 co.'s.
0k bills Stswart's Refined svga Of aiHgrafss.
81 al gaug. II. F.HuNT q co...
TIP the RIVER, by Shelton: PEEPS frtm Bel
" Fl . by Shelt,n, just rec d at taug2sl COR. Els