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Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-30
CITE Tx SALE.

N Office is hereby given, that will sell at the
~ City Council Room, in the city of Burlington,
Des Moincs Ciunty. State of Iowa, the first Men
day, 9th day of February 1855, all the Lots, Out-
LOS, and parcels Of ground in said city, on which
the Taxes are due and unpaid for the year 1873
sale to take place between the hours Of ten o'clock,
a " and O'Clock, P. NJ Of said day. and to ontin-
lie from day tc day until al such lots Ire sold, Viz:
II Lot No. L. 10, l3a IA. und 1s, 80, 3sa, n AZ,
ISxG9 of as, l0x50 of As, 30xs0 of So l5x20 of 3d.
20x59 Of II, rs rs, nj ~. lSxllS Of 50, COX OF
lG0 02. of 123 IA, l3l. l35, 1873, l57 a,lh2,
n 80 IT III. 1888 40x59 Of I9S 20x2S Of 19S 10 Of
ia, 20xis Of 237 2sx73 If 239 32xl Is Of 239 $40,
part 20A60 Of 244 20x60 of 252 9Ax6O oI 25l,
59x60 of 258, 269 29l 299, 200, 325, 3Ox42 OF $685.
10x5Of 336, 4 353, 35Sa. 35S, 5Sx60 If $751; !1A6O
Of 3s2 4l3, 40x60 If 435 5Sx60 Of 446a, 29x60 OF
446. a0xl7 of 455 ASA, 456 457. ASIA. AGA, 2SA6n
Of AL, 2sx60 of 472. 474, 492, 20x1H Of $40,
66xll7of SIC, 207, EOS, 500. sos. s SOP, 593,
59i, 59S, 500, SEQ, 6l2, l31x117 of 627 part 62s,
63l. 635. 636b G36a, n n 63S 90xI17 IF 644 gu,
20 fl 657, $50, 6s1, 700, FOL, 702 7f3. 72S,
767, 1877 pa,t If no. 1872. 1872 ls0xll7 ft) lot
block 7s3 1856. SOB, Si3. lot block $780, lot block
500, 195xil7 Of $50, 907a lot 3 In block 9l2, Q in
block al4 and 10 in block go 922b, 926,s1n9
92G, 92Sa. ! 932, 50 in $40, W J. 942a, $50
TT 942a, 90x240 it 9J2a. lo,s and in GAS; D., 2
and in block 95l: in block 952: lat in 9.3; lot
20 in 954; 4, 5 8, g., II and II in bec 957; and -
in 95s |, 2, 10, II and 10 in $50; Q. g. TO- nndl2
in 800; 2, B. 4, 5, g. IL and Is in 962 and in g63;
20 and II in 967; Is in 969; and II in gI0 9 is,
g. of II and of ID in OIL; l, @ 4. S, IL and is in
o72; 3 10, II and II in %; 100 Fl of 977 260x
20 If 91S; md # 6GS240 of 979; W - of g79a;
e 979e; W 20 n 979e; und and 9. 10 in 90;
38ox400 in 9S6; 50x90 9ss; 90xlC0 Of sss; 81 100
# $50. Lots in Peaslry's Addition to Burlington
ID, IL IS. 49, 81 and SO. Lot. in Iienry's addition
to EdT'.a gton-T and 49, Lots in Barrett's Addition
to Burlington-4, s. 6, Z, 8 and in block 2; s, 9,
4 8, and 10 in block Z, s. o. 10, III. H. IL. IA.
10, IT, II and Is in block 5; l. g.. 3, 4. and II in
block 6 10. II and ~ in block s; and in block
g: and IL in block IL; 2,3, A and s in block ia
2. 3, 4, s. and in block 10 12 in block II; and
in bloc 81; !, 6 and in block % 8, II and ii in
block %; 3, 4. s. 6 and 8 in block 80; IL. IL, IL
and Is in block IS in block AZ; and in block
a. in block Al s, 3. 10 and J. in block 40 in
block AZ: 9 8, 4. 5 and in block 4s; II in block
81 10 and Ii in block 81 l, 4, s., 7 and in block
Sc; in block 81 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6. in block 5S;
in block 30. ##I NEWLIMITS. 4
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MUSIC BOOKS, &C.

I HAEEjust received new supply Of Music Books
of various kinds, and can supply Music teachers
and singing Schools on good terms.
Among the thirty five to, fifty dozen on hand arc
For church ne,
The HalltiujHh The Shawn:
Megdelss,hn: I" Carmina Sacra
The Missouri Harmony;
For Glee and Juvenile Glasses,
The Alpine Glee Singer The Glee Hive:
g Metropoitan Glee Book; 8" Singing Bird
The School Voca list; Z f :. g =
The Singing Book for Boys and Girls;
Other Miscellaneous Musical Works,
Hastings on Musical Taste,
The Wade mecum, by Sarobi
Woodbury. ON musical composition,
History OF Church Music in America,
Zundeis $50 vountaries and nterudes for Il
Organ, Mclodcon, Seraphine, &C.,
hunters PIauo Forte Instructor,
Guitar instruction Books, &C., &c. .-..s.
Il. A. VAN METER,
jan 90. No. 2, Barrett House Bio. k.
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We are informed of horrid aaF If which
took place at brakes Is mile House, near
Dubuque on Christmas. A son of Mr.. Drake
aged about wears, AMI other bows among
whom was William Wlmott aged IL years
the son of nei.hbor of Drake were out
hunting; during the afternoon Wilmott be-
came enraged ut an older boy Of the party,
and threatened to shoot him, but was persua-
ded to discharge the load from his gun at
tree. He however again loaded his gun heavi-
ly, remarking at the same time. s'some Of YOU
will get this" After loading he pursued the
elder boy, but not being able 10 overtake
him, turned upon youn Drake, and when
within IA few steps fired at him; the contents
of the gun entering bis side and causing his
death in a few hours. There had beeu no
difficulty tween Wilmott and the boy Drake,
and it is difficult to imagine what could have
melted him TO the act. Wilmott was not ar
rested and has siucc disappeared Cedar
Falls Banner.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-30

EXECUTION OF JOHN |. TAYLoR.-This man.
in accordance with the sentence passed upon
him, was executed yesterday afternoon, at 2
O'Clock, Tor the murder of his wife. There
were about 10000 persons present. He
spoke in calm distinct voice for near an
honr-protested his innocence at heart, and
blamed liquor for all. Heexpresscd his hope
and belief, that he was forgieven BY his ma
ker, and died without struggle Dubuque
Observer.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-30

DRowSED.-On Saturday afternoon the
23d Of December two sons Of John Marx,
aged respectively 5 and years were drown
ed in the slough, just below the mills in this
town. 1t appears tht in company with an
older brother, they went upon the newly
formed Ice to slide, with sled which they
had with them; venturing toward the centre
OF the slough, they were all precipitated into
the water; tho oldest succeeded in gaining
the shore, but before he could procure assis-
lance, the two younger ones were drowned,
efforts were mnae to resuscitaie them, but in
vain.-l Cedar Falls Banner.
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DEATH FROM lHTEMPERANCE.--A married
woman named Ellen Murphy, was found
dead on Monday morning. in the basement.
If a house ON the corner Of Main and Poplar
streets, st LOUIS, with the feshy part of her
face all eaten off by rats. Upon investiga-
ton, It appeared that she had come to her
death by intemperance and exposure. Both
herself and her husband were addicted to
hard drinking and wranglng; and, after the
discovery of her remains, the latter was ar
rested on suspicion of having caused her
death by i'll treatment. Nothing, however,
was found to implicata him; and he was set
at liberty. This should serve as an addi-
tional wsrning to those who indulge in the
use Of Intoxicating drinks.[ Alton Courier.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-30

The LABoRER Is WORTHY OF His HIRE.-
The regular Minister of the NJ. I. Church in
Davenport, was absent one Sun ay evening,
and Rev. Professor of that city oficiated
in his stead, by request. On the day follow
ing he presented his bill for services rem
dered,
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STRANGE DEATH.-A man named Tough Of
Pendleton county, Va, was killed last week
in most singular manner. He rode home.
two miles, with new axe in his side pocket,
under his overcoat! He felt Z pain in his
side, but it was the axe that had cut clear in
to the iatessines. Was the like ever heard
OF. RNeI r9sa H3 ,Fas 80 4Bgff ~
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ES'- Grateful! to the public for the generous snp.
pori retofore given him, the undersgi cd ofcrs lin.
self candidate for reelection 10 tn, Office Of City
Re1rdor, promising that if elected he will perform
the duties Of the Office to the brst of bis ability and
cndeavor to merit the continued APP rol alton of the
public. Jan. % ] .ra4r 81 j. TRACY.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-30

CT Is it not a pity that the constitution
that conferred the power Of purchasing Flo
rida, Louisiana, Texas, California, New
Mexico, Cuba and the Sandwich Islands, with
the nations money, had not aloo provided
that very small amount of this national
treasure could be applied to removing OBJ
structions in rivers and improving harbors !?
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WALL Paper, s..

HAVING just purchased fine assortment Of Wall
IL Paper. Borders Fire Screens, &c., expressly for
the sptng trade, all who may wish any thing in thi,
line will be supplied upon liberal terms by calling a.
I%t |f VAN METERS Bookstore,
Jan q. No. 2 Barrett House.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-30

NoxiNArioNs.-The Democrats held con-
vention at Iowa City on the Oath, and nomi-
mated O. d. TrspALE, of Davis County,
Commissioner of the Des Moines Improve
ments; DR.. WV. DEWEY, Of Fremont Coun-
ty, for Register Of the same; and 5. IL.
SAxUELs, of Clinton County, for State Regis
ter. The latter Office was created by an act
Of the present General Assembly. Tisdale
md Dewey are members of the House.
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S. NJ. Booth, tried recently at Milwaukee
for parties pating in the rescue of an alleged
fugitive slave, has been found guilty. The
Judge, says the Sentinel, told the jury in al
most so many words, that the defendent was
guilty, and it was their duty 80 to find. They
gave their verdict accordingly, after being
out seven hours.
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HalsowcIl Bank.

'l'lIE undersigned are PERSONALLY responsible for
all Hailowell Bank Notes paid out by them and
will redeem in other currency.
jan. 80. GREEN, THOMAS 4 co.
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An EYE TO BusINEss.-The following is a
verbatum copy ofthe proclamation with which
deputy Sheriff of Colusa county, California,
closed a district court awhile since:
"Oye> OyeS!! OyeSM The honorable
the 9th district court in and for the county Of
Colusa, is now adjourned until the next reg
ular term-the races will commence over the
Colusa course on the 10Th and any gentleman
in this crowd who fatters himself that he has
an animal that can beat my horse for single
dash of mile, may then and there on the
day aforesaid, by trotting out the afore-
said animal, have an opportunity to win all
and singular the several scads now in my
pocket
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-30

or Tho Legislature did not adjourn till
the 18th, instead Of the 23d. Ina few days
vi shall be able to sum up the proceedings
and give our readers n knewasdge Of what
has and what has not been done. ssst Il ~
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-30
A. Washington letter writer says the Ohio
l ~ Il .lc..., h

A. Washington letter writer says the Ohio
democracy IS like the sick man. whom Moth
ing but desnerate operation can save
Accordingly it has resolved in State Conven-
ton, that while lmpelled by sterI convic-
ton of duty to run its head against the Ne
braska bill, last fall, it has now adopted the
EXTREMIST platform of abolitionism. Such
is the tenor Of its resolutions. They have
been Adopted in order to set the party On its
legs again, and as soon as that is done, they
will Of course, be duly repadiated, accord
ing to the distich-
VIII. the devil was sick the deviIa saint would be
When the devil gpt.wcll the devil saint ywashe Z
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DEPARTURE or THE MAILS.
MAYOR.

ED-We are authorized to announce L. u. STOCK
ION,as candidate for reelection 70 The Office Of
Mayor Of the city If Burlington. [Jan 80.
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YcNienfinfS.

\ FINE lot Of all sorts from the sublime to the
\ rdiculous-the l.veable to the unlovablc, for
wholesl CT retail trade. f.. A. VAN METER,
Jan -. No. Barrel House.
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TREASURER AND COLLECTOR.

~ =. r. ABRAHAMS would respectfully an
nounce himself as candidate for the Office Of CRY
COLLECTOR ami TREASURER. fE = JJan 2s
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FOR RECORDER.

ES- We are authorized to announce the name 20
WM. T.. WOODWARD, NJ a candidate FIR CRY
RECORDER, at the ensuing election. Jan. u.
lCity papers please cory.l
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Ci1y NJ 4 n $ III Al.

I-ss- We arc authorized to announce tie name of
JABEZ l.. BAcKUS. ~ candidate for City Mar
shat at tir sensning elceien.,-, - 10y Jan 90
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Onto, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS FACE BANK PAPER
will Be taken on subscription, at this office, for the
TRI-WEEKLY HAwxEYE.
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S00 BUSHELS new Tried apples;
COO 800 do do do peaches;
Also large and complete stock of Groceries Nv
in store, which will be sold at lower figures thai at
any other house in the west.
ian 9, 1855. Ii Z HUM.
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cy Several cities disputed for the honor
of giving birth to Homer. We are reminded
of this by rumors in the public prints in re-
gard to the paternity Of certain report on
Federal Relations bearing the name of MIR.
Udell. Some wish to strip Mr.. Udeli Of his
laurcls and confer them upon grave and
learned Judge Of Keokuk. This is unjust and
unfair, and if we were this judge, and such
rumor was put aaoat in regard to us, we
would sue the utterer of il for SANDER. A
man might accuse US of sheep stealing, but
should never accuse US of writing such doc
ument with impunity!
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-01-30

WHAT UNCLE SAN HAS DONE IN II YEARS.
Uncle Sam was born nation seventy years
ago-sinca then he has whipped his mother
and one of bis brothers; thrashed his Barbary
cousin, threatened France and made her pay
up, and cleared decks for battle with Austria.
lie has set an example of liberty and popular
power, that has thoroughly frightened the
despots of the earth and perlled their ancient
thrones. He has grasped a continent and is
fast covering it with free, educated and
thriving people. He has built more ships
than any other nation in the same time, aud
his flag is now seen on every sea and ocean,
and in every harbor and river. He has built
more steamboats,, more railways, more tele-
graph lines, more school houses, more church,
es, more cities, bigger babies in that seventy
seven years, than any other nation in FIVE
hundred years. And has printed more news
papers, made more speeches, done more brag
ging than any other nation has done in a
years.
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The Rev. Mr.. Larken, of the Mission house
at the Five points, New York, says that des-
ttution AMI suffering in that ward have in.
crerscd to m alarming extent. Hundreds
of families have sold or p .wned the last ar
ticle Of furniture or apparel 10 procure food
and are now left on the bare floor, without
bedding or fuel, and not knowing where they
may get tho next mouthful to eat. Persons
in these circumstances (many Of them sober,
industrious people, are throaging the Mission
House daily, and from stern necessity, ma
nv Of them are denied relief. This state Of
suffering is increasing daily and the starving
must DO fed.
AND THEN on THIS.
SALE OF NEGRoEs.--TEe stringency of the
money market and the cry Of ''hard times"
does not appear to have any effect on the
value OF negroes.
Messrs. March & Sharp sold . lot yester-
tl,n co1l
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LooKsoN THIS PICTURE.

The New York Herald estimates that there
are over $4,000 In want OF employment in
that city as follows:-Tailor and tailoresses
1000; cabinet makers, upholstcrers, &C.,
1900; Masons 1000; Machinists, smiths, &C.,
700; printers 500; stereotypers $50; book
binders, folders and stichers $50; shoemak-
ers 400; house carpenters 200; ship carpsn-
tiers 700; rope mixers, block makers, risgers
&C., 500; plasterers 200; plumbers 600; UNI.
brella makers $50; hatters 300; Total l5,-
$50.
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Jan 8.
Is it not pity that white men of the an
glo- saxon race, many of them skillful arti-
zans, should bcso cheap while negro flesh
and blood is 50 dear. GA woman % years
of age and FIVE children 1850 dollars!" While
under the free trade of the sham democracy.
skilful laborers are not able to support them
selves, but are becoming public charge or
fed by charity in the free States! In Soath
Carolina an old man of an hundred years
brings forty. one dollars, while men in free
States, enjoying all the vigor of youth and
middle age are kept in existence by thin soup
furnished from voluntary contributions.
Here we have the glorious fruits of free
trade. Mechanics and artizans starving for
bread, while our markets are flooded with
foreign goods. Millions of dollars sent
abroad for cotton, wooden, and silk goods,
for iron and the manufactures of iron, while
our own artizaEs are furnishing.
While the policy Of the government is thus
crushing and destroying labor grinding the
operative to dust-feeding his furnished little
ones from charitable soup kettles-this same
policy, by opening the territories to slavery,
by using the nations treasure to purchase ev-
ery acre that can be had upon which this in
stitution can be planted, is keeping the price
of negroes up to very high figure. and max
ing slave breeding profitable. Negroes are
wanted for Kansas, and will be wanted for
Mr.. Benton's five States. They are wanted
in Missouri, and in Texas, and everywhere.
But white ladorers are not in demand. The
weavers of cotton and WOODEN fabrics-the
cunning workers in iron-the sewing women
the shirt makers-are all at a discount
arc not wanted any where. But coffee co..
ored wcnch and her five children are readily
sold for couple Of thousand, and 'sa .tel-
lo,o'' of 18 for thousand 1 Is it not pity
that white men, women and children are so
very cheap, while negro flesh and blood, is
so valuable?
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- -"---"17- OfK MI FEiU, Jul.
Two negro men, wood choppers, persisted
in the snow storm on Sunday afternoon, on
their return to the city.
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I 1RESERvES-e0b boxes assorted preserve,
! rs cans fresh peaches, for saIc BY
January Q, 1885. He HUNT.
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Notice to Contractors.
OYglcE oF MErRoroiIrAs RAILROAD CoMPsH
Geurgetown, d. @ December ~,

OrgIcK MxrRoroiIrAs RAILROAD CoMPasY,
Georgetown, D. @, December ID, 1854
EaLED PROPOSALS for the grading and bridging
- three and half t miles Of the road vii! be ecepcc
the Office Of the uni three O'clock on the is
day OF Februiry next
maps pode plans specidca ions viii be ready for in
speciion and after the 9Th day OF February
Thr Metropolitan Railroad designed extend from the cities
Washington Baltimore aud OHIO rairoad BY
with the latter road east Of s
ninety mites Of the travelled from
niles
Proceeding point the Baltimore
Of Frederick, and,
inv through agricultural districts Mar,
ageown where with lines of railroads
operation extending Haburg Pennsylvania Cen
Irnl railroad, sc.
The porron proposals
westerly District Columbia (3A miles
iruaiG Frederick.
In sections Of mile
each, the distance eli am miles.
generally medium character for this Of ,e
heavy earth aud rocky and hrigng
every facility vigorously with
The elevated rolling
We'd watered, and remarkably healthy.
completion Of the viii be
from to two years
desired by proposing for work
office be had by addressing ie
by letter tuthe day oflctling
by order OF the board oi d,reciasst
FRANCIS DODGE, President
EDMUND FRENCH, Chief Engineer
Dec 3l--2awtFebJ
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ssy as P,o.o,oa aaS encouragement n M~~@fs
and tas MseAasa smd usefsi -frts,
,Ti be opened at the cry Washington Thursday, hs e
asy Fclsuay lss, the and splendid hail VI The
WHICH - one Of 'e most magnificent rooms
70 is sshitltoa mechanics artists.
lofs all display ihe results OF their labor SAIL
All portions Of ne Union are cordially Ia
Tns sss,ssn pansnt i be uaJss charge
stream poser, hain.s, Label Ae VIII be given
All inendng give notice vary
day possible Goods should be accompanied with proper in
voice.
ei that, awning combustion. from
al portions o. ss unsn % ne second sas9n .ns msp
ssient article. valuable opportunity q making iao.n t ia
workmanship and their adapison 10 the purposes Tor which e
alsy be intended.
They woaid respectfully solicit from the Apiss ,oss specimens
elegant attractive
Al nss 10 ladies' and 10 +. am
cies Of o. e~e Ae suited to Inc tastes Of he
The opened the reception goods Monday,
ne as DAY q and % se evening Of dha.dsy The sh q
Of sisi,sfs and continue aeou oaf weeks
n nsou nv ;odses M far sone,icn Or p,sm,~ eaarnt
tbs shall be satisfied despatched
IN time 70 have reached III hall BY that day. bst ed TO
from unavoidable detention.
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Apprentices
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All articles Deposited or competition and premium must be Of
American nsnune,ass labelled WIN appsop,a,s
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all when open the public.
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Of the ARTICLES and the OF tho party sending
con.,anied BY detailed invoice
Circulars deaed instructions will be forwarded and
any svcn application the corresponding
whom all communications The business Of the Institute
should be addressed.
ttct3
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TO INyENTOkS.The Office Protective
hona Union 7 opposite the
Patent Office
The Objects ready make
for members, with all possible despatch.
model shop will be in
can be made at the shortest neice.
invited call the odice any
formation had in regard objects "Union'
All be addressed pronp
attention will be given them.
Central Office, Washington, ID. G.
Il. q. CLAYTON, 9
President OF Inventors Protective Union.
Mar
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Philadelphia College or Medicine.

HE winter session Of this begin October o.
l. 1854. +
Pub Of lectures both
Degrees conferred in March
Fees: One uil So Perpetual cket 4isa Maeula
Graduation Zee, To
fol another Institution, $50, including graduation
Psrsarsi taken the welfare
OF student
facilities
10 the country. For further information, address
D. HOWARD RAND, VI. u. Dean,
i06 south Ninth street, Philadelphia.
Aug i--ia~wpslsw5td
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C,RANfx's GERMAN ECONOMIC stud~ats t~Annp,-
Jus, importation
Maine dozen celebrated sold
sisce and such satisfaction
bought Of them For the uss Of OIL cleanliness so
and beauty shey he ercs~d
n'rsky ssssd fos colleges schoos pac depsrmsp
Of Congress- ALL that
win
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