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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-11
THE LECTURE SEASON.

AfERCANTILE LIBRARY ASS0CIATI0S.-MR. W. NJ
M Thackeray will deliver the fourth concluding e.ture
OF the first this evening ats O'Clock subject George
the Fourth" single admission tickets 70 cents may be oh
aimed the door
1,HE sECOND LECTURE or THE COURSE ON THE
doctrines Of the New Church. Illustrated In the writings
OF Emanuel swedenbog Will be delivered sunday evening
1b inst In the Brick Chapel Eleventh street between Third
and Fourth BY Rev. B y. barrett. sgbjec"Hel.
what II Ia where Isl Service y O'Clock
Morning service the place Al I0 O'Clock The pubic
are cord Tally invited a u nd
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I'll BRoApwAY.-A SUIT OF BEAUTIFUL ROOMS
,nrd floor very for party Of three persons
boarding house. References exchanged.
HSE BROADWAY GENTLEMENs FASHIONABLE
OsIO furnishing Bazaar-Art and utility combinei-
importers design artistic styles gentle
P"n n. furnishing goods shirt making without eompson
the American Institute, Crystal Palace.
PRIDGEwATER PAINT. : THE BEST ARTICLE
known for roofs Of houses decks and bottoms Of vessels
the action Of the atmosphere For sale at the Companys de-
GROSS BABIES ALL INFANTS ARE LIABLE TO
Other d.nserous remedies aaminsered o afford relief
certain and saie remedy Never known 70 fail IL giving In
saa sSss s T.
Sold By al the drusS ssv A. yhSsfrt arsLrY
Wholesale Druggists 80 Warren street. New York.
CuRE FOR ooRNs BY MADAME BERNARD NO. ls1
Madame respectfully Informs he public shat she has re
duced her price order 70 enable be
6unions, grown aesS ss wison esasns
a. home, Madame RS residence from O'Clock
CONFECTIONERY, HEAD AND PLASTER MoULDs.-
ssar G 9ssa snd r. ,s oea sa
cey. Also makes TO order all fashionable moulds OF brass
and cast iron
UNFINISHED BOARDING HOUSE TO Lgr-ELEGANT-
business If not let soon person would be employ ed TO sn
perntend H. Address House, Herald office, giving name and
references.
NEW PATENT sPECTACLEs-roR SEEING BOTH
Tar and near through one pair Of glasses only yhicb
suits for many years, improving vision. Il. s. FRANKS,
Lecturer ON the sole paeaee and maker No Park
opposite The Aston House New York Attendance from
Mto6P.M.
- ysrci, W N. VAN MOTIFS stove store We have rs'
ceved large assofnent n Tho latest patterns OF
tells CRATES and kitchen Cor sale
sovssput and pne furnished for CRATES
and ranges lined and repaired Soap stone gddss whole
sale and retail.
1NO CABTSEe MAKERS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
50 bales black for sale In lots pur :hases
No. Beaver street, up stairs.
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REGATTAs.

UMPIRE CITY REGATTA CLUB-MATCH RACE Two
~ Of the members OF this ubMr Stephen Roberts aud
Mr. Andrew fay-win row the 2n inst at Red
House pleasure ,unds the the
gata, for 500 Mr. Roberts viii the nineteen Zoe;
working boa Katy Daring bai by Vim. II. Daring and Mr.
Fay win row the Thomas Jefferson by order,
Ia r. PUTNAM. Secretary.
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Health the Creates, OF all Earthly B,es-

singsThe blessing Of health be enjoyed by every one
and cheerful old secured by the Of Sir Ashley Coop
er's Mild Aperen Anti Bilious Pills medicine efficacy
OF basamc tonic and nvigorang properties
line sfomache aad mild vet efficient aperent. These
excellent pills give immediate relief from the effects of
inactive liver such ~ pain In The side or chest under the
shoulder blade indigestion giddness sick headache cosve
ness oppression after meals heartburn spasms &C. Persons
predsposd to apopexy subject drowsiness oppre
the brain &C., should take two three Of these pills
week or ten days they would seldom require other med
cine and these dangerous would gradually
Prepared from the original recipe OF the dsngu physician
and surgeon the late Biz Ashley Cooper Sold Is
and u box with full directions by A. y. D. Sands
Sehefen Bros CO. c. H. Ring; Mrs Hayes Brooklyn;
by all respectable druggists the world MACPH ALL
q CO., sole proprietors, London and New York.
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ing effected by this article perfectly surprising 1t
entirely cured the ghnul ANGLE OF W. g. Beers ESQ., 81 War
street, cured the umor In the side of Mrs Mary Cozzens
Atlantic street, Brooklyn; cured DR.. Wecher, Of Pitts
rc oil is the greatest leasing discovered for man. It
rheumatism headache stiff joints burns cuts bruises
or tender feet swengs neuralgia caked breasts
nipples piles &c The afflicted should not wait day. The
elect ic oil viii BARNES PARK, 304 Broadway
o. Duane street. wholesale agents. but sold by Mr.
Guon Bowery Mr Louis Hudson street. Mrs. Hayes Brook
lyn and every respectable druggist in city, and country
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Fancy Furs.--Thc Lady who Lost her Vie
sssne week. called al WILLIAMS 2i9 Fulton street,
brooklyn. purchased another OF superior nt
Nth his safety guards ehed and pleased
wthn that she reoiced that the former lost
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-11

Ladies', Don't Pay broadway or Canal
street for coaks but the Bee Hive 32
Grand New York where you will fnd great
nent equally good and at much cheaper prices large
Of ribbons, flowers feathers trimmings. Sell
ng OIL Come and see. s. d. HAWKINS, Proprietor
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RIO LEAsE-THE pEfMosfco HOTEL, CORNER or
broadway and Morris street. from IL, May merit Apply
at 1877 Pearl street, SMITH A NOBI,E
THE MADISON PARK HousE-Is NOW COMPLETED,
II has all the modern improvements Croton water and
baths each floor u viii be elegantly Furnished reafy
for the reception Of families and single gentlemen about he
18th November II Is DELIGHTFULLY."- located opposite Mail&on
square. No. 2We~i zsh street corner Broadway
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Fine Arts-WnIinms, Stevens, Williams &

CO. e63 Broadway, viii exhibit their gallery on and after
Ne 18th inst exquisite paintings
% his Sude and Milton in his Study painted by John
Hsed, member Of the Royal Scottish Aoademy
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A GRAND BALL, MILITARY AND cIvICJ CosPfI
"a meniary 70 xrs. Shelton, Widow of TIE ate popular
leader, Mr. James shelton, will be given ~ VIZ arm Robert
son leader Of kobersons Band, sDd he Oh friend ard
ca'e 81 James shelon Thursfay evening hs orb N DE
oember lr3S Ner'A magnificent Assembly koOs BrtAf
way large of The deeAsei Mr. ssss
Ton whore will bs published the 1ifr1xr.J
VIII assist Mr. Robertson Ia making his ball worthy Ne
~ he lao MI. she Tckels dollar ~arh, ~ be
had y Mr. Robertson a he bngle ~ Grand rsst corner
IT flyabeib u any n ne tomniwe~ the dy1r te
evening ~ 10 bsl Eoter'son's u4drls Band n y
formers have kindly volunteered elr ta
YOUTH ANGSaL BALI. or THR BARRY BRsEvO
Il ieu. Hncissy. =, he Chinese hy ~ Afaf
way, On "Wednesday evening NOVEMBER ~ ls53 The no-r
VII be under NE following committee - ~ Muxahpu, y.
bCaashsn, u. CsiGsghsu. MAzbsGiDa's bfase B&ni
ssged Tor tfe
NILE. PAULINE WILL 0fYE GRAND BALI At
vi her dancing academy ls5 hfsaigAy Nniay
November ~. Tickets b. 1bsaned ~ aeafefy Gpy
DAY during The we~t frotl r. ~
GEyKNTH GRAND FANCY AsD CIVIC BALL ~ fHg
- Burton Dramatic As.o1ailn a. fAs Apollo keyns.
frtsay evening, soT gf ILkee diEF c.h, aGHfgnR
gentleman and Adie. ay ~ osurrf y ~ ~ -
w. u. A.. ard On W Williams gfa~r ~ Hrolsns
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-11

Very Handsome Ovxrc0ats Mt CtRrke's,
tailor lG William Price from - g $40, good black
svercoat Sic Garments order IN the
tahiop douole breasted froeks called
fpr) will be- sold at cost, say $i5.
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EUGENE b. FRANKLIN, AUCTIONEER. EATING SA-
~ loon at aucioRIbs large and saloon known
The New England dining rooms" 92 Warren Messrs.
Franklin Nichols win sell above all the furniture and lx
lures contained In sd premises and consisting Of large
marble top tables; marble chars
chandeliers caster ocoth oor ppe kitchen
ss steam boiler cost siOt patent cost SIS
Their with all the fixtures for cooking laundry and
general eating house business. Also, Iron railing outside.
Sale peremptory. no postponement.
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Gum COlOred Gutta Percha Base for Arti-
6cs tee LEvETT dentist having secured the right of
Ose OF this improved method OF constructing artificial teeth
specfuly invites the public call and great
prcveInent IL Waverey place; Office hours
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A GENTLEMAN IL DEs1Rous or PURCHASING A
"A thorough bred and well trained pointer dog III
the above description liberal price will be given. Address
boz 500 Post Office.
L'OR 6ALE-A BEAUTIFUL NEW FOuNDLAsD Doc
II who saued abort time boy he wsfcr
no doubt of the eoney
Address r. r., Dor 2Os Post ofioe.
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WASTED-rO ExcHAN0g FIRST CLASS FiRsr
W fncr'fAre fsirtad tsrfs, hqnds g.i
20 1900 tra f~rtf'8 hfT-s - hH@# anf
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THE LIQUOR QUESTION.

THE LIQUOR DEALERS SOCIETY WILL HOLD A
regular meeting Monday the I2sh inst, ~ r. ~ al
Odd Fellows Hall purpose Of discussion
action OF general business when every member requested
TO sttend. J. N. HAYWARD, President
d. g. Psies, Secretary. n. X. BUNCE Vice President
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BrOeateiIes. satin Delaincs, DnInasbxs, Cor
nlgee, window shades, lace curtains, &c.KELTY FERU
ION No 2 Broadway have large stock OF the above goods
personally selected from manufactures France
nne new styles before brought out X f. have
A6hshed reputation for selling goods cheap and their large
and increasing trade proof that It's appreciated No. l
Broadway and Read street.
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"A large choice will sold az hall price dur
NC he week at the 35 Broad way oy hu
RAGE WATERS, agent for the sale OF pianos aleodeons
al kinds musical merchandise Pianos 70 rent
and rent allowed purchase.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-11

How 10 Live 100 Years MOre.-The Book
Of lae Health and Death Price dime 100 Nassau
N6r Fulton street, The is highly favorable this
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-11

Dry GOODS at n Great sacrthce.-E. III
LEADBEATER CO.. SAT Broadway, will offer Monda,
An immense stock OF rich dress silks mernoes de ane plato
eashneres, blankets quilts shaws embroderes Re- which
hey have purchased at the late auction sales and will sell
Al fully 80 per cent under their real value
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The Great Inhailng Remedy for Asthma,
eonsumptOn and all diseases of the throat ungs-Dr
0URTIss hygeana Thousands have been health
Ae past by the hygeana. Principal Office S3 Broad
way. and sold BY G. H. Ring 1876 Broadway Price only 81
package. Dr. Curtis will be the Office daily from 10
O'Clock where he may be consulted free Of charge.
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DERSONi WISHING GOOD SERVANTS WILL P1ND A
great choice o well recommended English, Scotch Ger.
man and rish hep for hotels boarding houses and private
families also porters walters coehmen and fsrmers this
or Mt the branch Office 02 Greenwich street cOHsERr
A CO, III Broadway.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-13
NV Yoxx. feb.!e.

The Belgian Consu! in this city Mr.. Mango
1 has taken ID hand the case Of Belgium con-
victs landed from the ship ROciambeaa and
now in the city prison, preparatory to send
ing them back to prevent their becoming pub
lie charges. He has had correspondence
with Mayor Wood and signifies his intention
| to find them employment, Mayor Wood replied
that he will release the PARTIES on The Con-
sal's word that they shall not become pub
lie charge. ssH
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 8.
A freight train on the Philadelphia Rail-
road ran off the track three miles west of
Schuvlkill this afternoon. The cara rolled
down an embankment. and were set on fire
by the Stoves. Part Of the contents were de-
stroyed, and number of persons employed
on the train were severely injured.
se q CONCORD, Feb. 5.
Rev. John Moore, pastor of the Universal
list Society of this city, and lately the K. N.
nominee for Governor dropped dead in the
streets this morning, probably from an affec-
ton of the heart.
DAYTON. @. Feb. 5.
A hand on a canal boat in this CITY this P.
NJ. k cked the wife of the CAPTAIN. 40 that
she died in 4 few minutes. lie escaped and
is still at large.
LEwTsTOwN, Pa. Feb. s..
! The Pennsylvania r. R. bridge over the
Juniata was destroyed by Ere on Saturday
night, tho work Of an incendiary. Loss
$40, 900.
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In the Senaseof Washington, on yesterday
Mr.. Stewart Of Michigan, presented the joint
resolution, from tho Legislature of that
State, instructiny in most positive terms, the
delegation from Michigan to oppose the intro
duction Of slavery into any of the territories
Of the Union, and endeayorto obtain repeal
Of the Fugitive Slave Law. Mr.. Cass said
that lie would neither obey the resolutions or
.res;on mis- seat. Here is Democracy for you,
with vengeance! Mr.. Cass has spent his
life in advocating and enforcing the right of
dhe people to rule, and now he flies directly
Il tie face Of this great cardinal principle OF
,of Repubiicanism. He will neither obey nor
resign! Who, then, rules Michigan, its people
or Lewis Cass?. AL hail TO the King Of Mich
igan-Loms the lst.-[Chicago Tribune.
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CO Messrs. BoorH and RYcsAFr, convict
cd at Ailw, ukee for participating in slave
rescue and fined respectively $1,000 and $500.
and sentenced to 80 days imprisonment, were
taken before the Supr Court at Madison
on writ Of habeas corpus and released, on
the grouad, If we are not mistaken, Of the
anconstltutionality Of tho Fugitive Slave
Law. h
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CO The Swedish government has COM
meneed an outrageous persecution against
the Bartists-ordering the scndarmcs to seize
infants IF psrents who do not believe in in
FAINT baptism, and carry them away to be
baptized.
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DiED-On the 10th Of january last, at Newark.
Ohio, OF inflammation IF the stomach, ELIZABETH.
youngest daughter Of Mr.. A. Durham. and sister of
her age.
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TRI-WEEKL z HAWK EYE
,..,e~>~.>.s>>.>-z>o~s u
Tuesday, February 49, 1855.

: CoScsRr. I'VE had the pleasure Of listen
ing to ADELE and JAcoB E. HosAKR, on Sat-
urday evening at Marion Hall. Tho 'koase
was we'll filled and tho audience highly
pleascd With the performance. It is but sell
dom we have had the pleasure Of isteningto
50 sweet singer rs Adele Hosmer. IfJen-
NJ Lind can. beat her Coming through the
ryew we should like to hear her, that is all.
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cy At a festival holden in st. Paul not
long since, the usual toast ssTo the Illustri-
Gus Dcadn was given, and among these were
enumatered Franklin Pierce, and Willis A.
German, the present Governor Of Minnesota
Territory.
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There appears to be just now great fatali-
" among the wooden mills of the east. Quite
a number have suspended recently, and 9TH
er. are running short time.
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CO Stephen Short, who, with William
tanning, WAS hung for murder, at Greenups-
turgh, Ky, on Friday Of last week. appears
to have been possessed of a depravitv of
character which exceeds belief. He bias
phemcd the clergymen who visited him in
his cell, in such-a shocking manner that they
were forced to retire, and he amused him
self by hanging rats in his cell, and sp Gu
Lifting on the analogy between the death
struggles of these animals and mon.
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GT The currency of tho Logansport In
surancs Company, is thrown out bv all the
bankers at Lafayette. 1t is not worth over
Fifty cents on dollar.
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g The Black Swan is giving concerts in
Washington She gives no Tess than tn ee
during the present week for the benefit Ct
charities.
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= 1fssf MA1MlM OTHFssFH
o i 0 T HING STORE,
Ast WHOLESALEAND RETAIL. 8
BEN. EZEKIEL.

HAVE just received and opened my Fall and Win
i ter stock Of f.ss 1901 5s ssYgsfast
READY.MADE CEOTHBNG,
10 which the attention If the public IL respectfully
solicited. Having This season supcrin tended the man
ufactnre Of my stock, recommend u % to quail
ity OF material, durability If stye 81 cut
u bore any stock brought to this city. Amongst
this stock will be found 7f4 lgsy, ss,.s af -
COATS. g.. Hi' aSaet.
OF every description Black and other coio7s Froek
and Dros, Goats. Beavercloth Broadcoth Lion skin,
Petcrsham. Felt, Whitney, Cashmere, Saufnct, ard
Twoec business ovcrcoafs. 7ilH a4EAi.i
PA WIS, $500 . >
OF black End fancy Dncskin and Cashmere, Tweed,
Beaverton aud othc Pants. f-.t...t
vests
Fine cut silk Velvet ano Flash Vests, Black and
Fancy Satin and Silk, Cashmere, Sattinct, cloth
and other vests. I64b ut 3H lIlSaa1AE4
FURNISHING GOODS. 81
Black and fancy silk and satin crnva Il nd eks,
Pocket h'ndkcrcheifs, white and fancy shirts, silk,
merino flannel and cotton undcrshirts and drawers.
trunks, carpet bags, giovcs and variety Of furnh-
ing goods. "a sA1 Fs5.1A VIZ
With many thanks to thccitzcns Of Durline son fcr
their past patronage, would solicta continnance.f
goods and inodtfat prices offer Involvement, they
shall never leave my store dissatisfied, IVY
Country merchants visiting Burlington for their
stock will do well 10 cnl and examine my stock ash
can assure them my prices will compare most favor
IDLY with those OF 81 LOUIS any place in the West.
b EZEKIEL.t
Jefferson street, door cast Of Cooba au6h Brooks,
Bankers. f1I'@'
Sept. IA. 81.
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l - -A-s-AV ~ 3--A A-A-1ky -
Ne lSrccEssoR OF I'M. Fox.)
/ R Dealer ia
Gold and Silver Watches, Clocks, Jerelry
Pocket Cutlery, &C., &C.,
Ono deer North of the Piano Forte and Music Store
Barret House Building, Burlinxtsn, iowa.
A--------------
III AVING purchased the entire stick Of J. M. Fox.
the subscriber offers spr the inspection OF the
puoc, full and complete assortment, which he mr.
poses 70 sell at as reasonable prices as can b. had
| elsewhere in the State.
Gold Watches.
Gold and Lever Watches Is carets fine. S2i
English Lever IS carrots fic; from $50 10 SI20
Silver Lever full jcwclled, from SIS to S45
Cylinders from $9to sI9
Detached Levers, and Lcpine WATCHES. with
and without Hunting Cases, Full Jcwcllcsi. a,i
eighteen caiats fne Gold fob, and waist chains, oil
every variety, gold slides, gold keys and seals gold
earrings OF every shape and pattern, Is caras fine
gold hnger rings with diamond sets, and gold breast
pins with diamond sets, gold thmbles and GOLD sn.c
tacies AL the above are net surpassed by ANYTIME
Of the Kind in this market.
silver Ware.
Silver lever watches, full ieweiTcd lever anl sv.,
other variety Of silver Watches also, scr men mi
ders with guild pcns and pencils silver 81 cows ten
ueseit and table spoons, an excellent articles sugar
.nnss cream spoons, mustard spoons. salt ms and
Latyp
arc Recommended to be the &c nuine urti les
ff1fT Cutlery. s .E.ts-s
Kazors Of every style and Of the best bra scissors
pocket k' ives drks and Bowie knives and table cnt
'ery, also candiestcks, very elegant article.
Musical INSTRUMENTS
6fes @H s-1
Clocks.
onc ana eight day clocks Of every size and quality
a. New lork prices Persons wishing anything in his
a. wholesale rcta prices will do well to
give him call before they make their nnrchascs a.
70 feels assured that be accommodate them q,
lsfeasonabe terms, any house in the whole West.
ae also soicits those who want repairs done
thef upon gold or silver watches. n god or silver
varc to give him call as he processes to boye NJ
nc very best mechanics in the west and he warrants
~ work that goes out of his establishment Old gold
nd silver bought or exchanged at the regular prices
nc invites tho ladies to give him call and examine
iis stock Of jewelry.
Dec. Q, 1854.
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A n Aatobiogra phy-My School and Schoolma ster;
n or, the Story of my Education, by Hugh Miller
This is a rsonal narrative Of deeply intercs ing
andins'ructve character and one Of the mcst remark
able men Of the age; to be had at
Nov. 2, 1854. CORSE'C
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nI.D Rclstonc; or. Historical Ske.che. az Western
Preshvteritnism, its early Ministers its perilous
times md its first records, by Joseph Smith D. u.
Nov. 2. 81. at CORSE'S
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CO The Buffalo Courier says the Supreme
Court Of that city lately rejected IN entire
class Of applicants for admission to the bar.
Burlington tri-weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1852-1855, 1855-02-13

ca A man engaged by the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, at Amboy, was frozen to
death on the Goth Of January last, which, it
will be recollec.ed, WIS that stormy Sabbath,
lie was at work at a water station, and
started hom', became blinded AMI confused
blythe drifting snow, lost his way and perish
81 on the open prairie. He was found the
following day. II appears that the distance
from the station to the dwelling Of the de-
ceased, was not more than onc-fourth Of a
miie, and of course in plain sight during
der weather. I4.s3t a9. bfe i.sat eNsrd .dsey
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at shall be scnt, If Cha,oi, ma,i win let it,
Wh:rt"a subscriber" viii be sure to get it,"
Probably. since it has received the new IL
rcction, the ''grumblcr'' gets it with due reg
ularity. NI>3R1tg ~ ksftd13&
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HE.4RSE FREE OF CHARGE
UND e x TAKING

UN ID e II 4 KIN
THE undersigned would respectfully inform the
citizehs Of Burlington and vicinity, that he is
prepared to furnish at the shortest notice, COFFINS
Of any description on the most reasonable terms.
Ready made Collins constantly ON hand.
ny Hearse furni he'd ut all times free of charge
Carriages also furnished when required. a@
@~ Shop in the binding formerly occupied by
Richard Waite. on Valley street. two doors cast Of H.
Rays Plough Factory, where orders will be promptly
attended to. at{ s X. THORN.
Burlington, dec %. '54.-tw1v sASE
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cT A grumbling subscriber complains to
tho Burlington Sentinel Of the irresularity
of its reception, and says, ''I.et the paper go
to hell 2, .Whcreupon, SAKE wri es rs fol-