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nr.ru yxox Jor.--On ThCssdAy n Sns !. NJ sl.
John Burress. shoemaker, Of Lowcssofe, VA -
pcc,ing his son home from the criraea, afisr :
absence Of four years. On Tuesday, the 10 z
n train had arrived, and when against the
crown Hotel, the soa on his way up met inc
father, bu, neither recognized each other The
son walked on, and the father overlook him,
looked at him aud passed ahead OF MN. Vhen
the son said. aHold hard, father, don't be in q
hurry = when he stopped, and said. GOOD God!
is tina, you, john They walked on together.
when the sol, vent into beer shop, and wished
his father to go forward and break the news 70
his mother. Observing that he looked pale, the
son requested him 10 take something. but he did
not, and proceeded on his way to inform his wife,
intending to go back to his son and again re-
turn home. On returning home he opened the
door. and exclaimed sGood God! Maria, John
-r and fell down dead before finishing the
sentence-I Buryl England) Post.
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ELoREMENT-A letter in the Chicago Press
relates an elopement from Toulon. ILL.,, which
has created much excitement. Mr.. Moncrief,
heretofore prominent and much respected citi-
zen of that town, ran off with the wife OF
friend named Rose. The runaway man leaves
behind him a wife of irreproaehable character
and who is nearly frantic with grief, and be-
tween whom and her truant husband not an un-
kind word had passed. The runaway woman
left deserving husband with three daughters,
taking a son with her-She took gold watch,
quantity of gold, and other valuables. Both
parties moved in the .'best society, and Mrs
Rose who was member of the Baptist Church
left letter for her sister in which she expresses
the hope Of meeting again in heaven
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WAITE r Gu R E.
rI,yIE GnIcsburg water Cure, will be opt n

i ed tho 10th day OF MAJ Gu, 800
Dr. J. GULLY and WIFE, who have had severa! years
experience experimenting Water Cure establishments
will take charge of the Medic al department.
We have of DR.. S b. Smith s Electro Magnetic sa-
Chimes which, without doubt is reat assistant in curing
many diseases.
N. B-Al persons in bad health quilting the success
OF Hydropathc Treatment who will, with honest nten
tons make known by acquains nee recommends
ton otherwise, give opportunity OF satisfying
them by trying a short tme and We not succeed in
rendering satisfaction enough for them to continue
shall charge them nothing for time they have remained
with u.s. T. JENNINGS,
Galesburg HIS, Feb. 26, 1s56.-bpsw Proprietor.
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An Awful Tragedy.

We COPY from the Memphis Wing. of the 9th
inst. the following narrative of one of the most
horrible tragedies ever heard of:
We heard, Yesterday, the particulars OF one OF
.he most melancholy tragedies that we have
known for many years, which occurred in Mar
shall county, Miss, ahont twelve miles from
Holly Springs, on "Wednesday last. MIR. X. X.
Cox, planter in good circumstances, killed his
own wife while she was lying asleep in her bed,
aud then shot himself through the heart, killing
himself instantly. This occurred some time du-
ring The night. but was no, known until the next
morning, when negro man went to the room TO
make FIRE, and found the door fastened Not
Icing able to raise any one on the inside the ne
gto called the overscer, who came and forced
TIE door open, when he found both Mr.. and Mrs.
Cox desd--she lying on the bed with two bull
lets through her head and he lying on the
hearth shot through the region of the heart,
WIN ins hand still grasping the deadly revolver.
ihey had been married but a short time, and 1t
Is supposed that Mr.. Cox was insane at the time,
AZ ne has frequently suffered from alterations of
mind
Both Mr. and Mrs Cox were known by many
Oh our citizens, he as the posscssor and occu-
pant some two or three wears since, of the dwell
ias IN the southern rart OF the city known as the
swiss Cottage" while the young and beautiful
bride was. but few weeks since, gay and
hveIy school girl, attending Mrs. Armstrong;
school in this city, and will be remembered by
many as the pretty Miss Sallie Wilson. Leaving
school, she married Mr.. {. sometime last fall
aud now she has been cut of from all earthly
hopes and happiness by him who had solemnly
asosed to love and protect her Mr.. C. was d
worthy Young man, and there can be no doubt
cut tina, he was laboring under insanity at thu
uaAe aiihis awful calamity, in fact, many eircum
sshccs that transpired day or two previous, &,
Wshow that he was not in his right mind
Much sympathy is felt in this community TO
Tue families aud friends of both the deceased
psssons-families OF the first standing in Nortl
S'sS'@pm. May God be their help in this, thei
hear OF the decpcs, affection.
me Memphis Enquirer, speaking of the affair
ass The parties had been married only 81,
weeks, and adds:
M. Cox is the third male member Of a wor
t1s hmiy who has died violent death within
we hs' eigh, or ten years. One, in At of in
sanity, threw himself from the deck Of Mis-
SSs'pp' steamer, and was drowned; another wa
sam by the accidental discharge of doubi,
s.@rfe'ed shot gun, when starting on cam
Aahss and now We have 10 record the death {
SUI another, and that OF his fair Young wife,
his own hands.
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Great Excitement with the Ladies.
AIRS HENDRlCK is offering the great
wi est Rnrgnins in EMMCY and Mihli1lc

AIRS HENDRlCk is offering the great
WI est Bargains in Fancy and Nihl inc-
nv Goods ever heard Of in the rest, in order to
close up the business before the LIST of April
She has a large stock of French Needle work.
consisting of Collars Chnisets, Infants waists; Under.
sleeves cambria bands; Edgngs; Insertngs, &c. few
elegant lace and mourning Ves Berage; Grape, Kid,
Ise thread and silk Gloves, Dress Silks, De Bage, Jaco
Nets, SWISS Dress Trimmings, and 1000 articles too
numerous to mention.
ALSO: good stock of Ri bOns, lSraidS, Flow"
erS. and few dozen beautiful Spring 7SenMetS
which will be sold to all who wish Rich and Fashionable
Goods for little money.
rare chance is offered for Lady who wishes to open
Dress Making and Fancy Store TO purchase Goods at
cost and the Goodwill of established business gratis
Those who call first will have the first choice.
Burlington, February, %, 1856.
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An American writing from Florence, says,
Powers. the American Sculptor, is now engaged
upon two new works of art. They are two full
| Myth statues of .1merica and California. The
first il represented by woman of majestic pro-
portions in an easy well sustained attitude, look
,ng inward in the direction to which she is
poip,lng with her left hand. Her right hand
rests upon bundle of iasces that serves to sup
port the figure, and Is at the same time emblem
stie of union AGher feet lie some links of a
broken chain The eountenancs is serene and
almost severe in in its classical beauty and sim
hicitv The drapcry flows in harmonious and
well grouped lines and masses. Simplicity, that
may be characterized as republican, distinguishes
the entire composition. The effect aimed at by
the artist and which he has achieved, is eeva-
ion, lifting of the thoughts to the idea of n
higher and grander sphere in the future. The
whole figure admirably expresses this idea. The
attitude indicates a consciousness Of selt-sustain-
ing power. The upward look is that of one who
Sees clearly what is above the present, and
would encourage others to follow the upward
course.
The California is in a different style. grace
iul nude figure, with sweet winning smile and
head slightly inclined, seems to invite all to the
golden treasures that, with a hazel divning rod
she points to beneath her feet; while with the
other she conceals behind her back, bunch OF
thorus. The face is that of II Syren, and every
beholler at first view, would pronounce it beau
tiiul So it is, but on second glance and from
different point of view, one sees in it some
thing sinister and Of almost malignant mockery
AT the suffering of her dupcs, These two statues
stamp Powers as n man of true creative genius,
and their conception and execution entite him
to high rank among the first artists of the day.
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BOYS FOR SALE CHEAP-Very few coasting
vessels ever leave Shanghai or Ningpo without
an assorted lot of boys thrown in to make up
the cargo. The traffic in girls is still more
general, in consequence of the prevalence OF
infanticide, which countenances the murder Of
fe:nlae infants as soon as they are born. We
hear, says recent number of the Friend o.
China, Of 100 girls ready for shipment at one
place for the cigar factory at Manila, and al
order for 1000 girls at Cuba has lately beer
received Boys can be sold at profit for 81
to So rs, and girls as low as shilling t.
twenty-five cents.
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A married man at Rochester, New York, eloped
with young girl several years ago, but returned
again, protesting penitence, and was reconeiled
to his injured wife. He has now repeated the
offense, taking another young girl with hun,
and his wife has determined to accept no fur
Their professions of peniience.
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- REFERRING to tie above notice, the undersigned
the Travelling public that their aim viii be to
make the Barrett House. satisfactory in all respects
Owing necessary repairs and renovations which VIII be
progress for several months they trns; for reasonable
indulgence dnrng the existence Of the Inconvenience
thus sccasioned after which they will only ask for such
patronage the House and its management shall merit
For the present House will be under the management
of MIC p Moore, who Is favoraby known to the public
gen,iernaly and obigins assistant of prede
/ cessor. a= DEM1SG Co.
| Burlington, Iowa, Feb. Is, 1856
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Office Peoria Marine & Fire Insurance c.

Office Peoria Marine & Fire Insurance CO
Corner Main and Washington sts, PeoriG, III.
CHARTERED 1871.
This Company continues to issue policies on nrtnc
Inland Navigation, Transport on
and Fire IL ikks, at reasonable Rates:
DIRECTORS
Isaac Underhil, VIM. Kellogg,
A. G. Tyng John Mackenzie,
p. Holland, VIM Fem,
VIM. L. Mason. II. L. 7. Bourand
Charles Holland, VIM. A. Heron
p. X. Brotherston, L. Holland,
j. Reynolds.
OFFICERS.
ISAAC UNpERHlII President. d. L. 7. BoURLASp,
Vice President CHARLES HOLLAND Secretary.
.-2ly THOMAS W. NEWMAN, Agent
rNSIrr, ~ YOUR PROPERTY, The Hartford
/ Eira 49, zee Company, of Hartford Connecticut
Il,nito, ~ -'ndred thousand Dollars. For pat-
.,p, lhfee NJ I'M. SWAN, Agent,
".u t ao t.hquFeoi Burlington Iowa.
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r T n v

DTIE.DER and VIA MI fn cturpr DOORS
ID SASH FRAMES WINDO " BLINDS, WEA TIL.
ER-BOA RIDING and CHAIN PUMP FIITURES--
HAVING enlarged my establishment and having hand
a good supply of all kinds of building materials.
prepared to put up buildings in town country the
shortest notice.
Those wishing to purchase any kind Of Building mate
rails be supplied at my Factory. With practical
experience OF fourteen in the business hope
give satisfaction all who may favor with their work.
Burlington Feb. 25, 1856 dw.n
Oskaoosa Herald, Mt Pleasant Observer and Wapello
Integencer inser, each amount Of 90 and send bill
I,;, Us,
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HCWE'S Improved PATENT TRUSS
IL ESEs llDt: EE.-The undersigned proprietors
of the above patent for the State of Iowa. and prepa
red to contract for the erection of Railway Highway
Bridges OF length of span from 81 feet 800 feet in
any part the State As the above Bridges have been
adopted Of the Railroads in the United States
deem to their strength. durability and cheap
unnecessary All communications upon the subject
will rece prompt attention.
Address. STONE, BOOMER BOYINGToN,
feba5 .dw5m. 80 Davenport Iowa.
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ELEGANT FURNITURE.


T. At 4 UC7IOEi
THURSDAY FEBRu 2s 1885, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ at
Dr. Henrys store Third the folio wing In
of Mahogany Rosewood and Marble Furniture well
worth the inspection of the citizens OF Burlington con-
slstng shield back Mahogany Sofas in hair cloth;
8 large "
2 Tete- a-tees, H
8 dor Chairs, -
Rocking Chairs "
sMahogapy Marble Top Tables;
6 and Rosewood Centre Tables
, Card Tables;
Q French Bedsteads;
4 cane seat and back Rockers
6 doz cane seat Chairs
black walnut Toilet Stands;
5splendid Clocks
1875 large mahogany and rosewood frame looking
glasses -AIso--
is pieces Ingram and Tapestry Carpets
so assorted, Door Mats;
10 pairs eml,,- oidcred Window Curtains;
1875 white and brown da,nask linen Table Cloths
The above goods will sold without for cash
n b. The goods will be open for insp .con a: the above
place on Wednesday next
feb26. 0. +. GEAR Anrt'oneT.
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1rsm IL Lows nspmAssesa exsr.
nERUnLICAN ATA. Y CnxYEnrr~.

-. bss41 ~ tpwH 1apak4ieAn EY1ea.
REPUBLICAN STA. u CONvENTYoN,
At meeting Of the Citizens Of the Stat. d
Iowa assembled At the Capitol Ia Low. CITY, reh
2sd. 1856. for the purpose Of Organizing : Re-
pablican Party.
Philip Velie, Of Lee Co, was appointed tenn.
porary Chairman, and ]. T. Lane, Of Scott, and
y. N Hubbard, Of Linn, were appointed tempo.
rary Secretaries.
was then resolved that committee Of one
rom each judicial District be appointed 10 re-
port permanent officers for the Convention.
The following we're the members Of said com.
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LyNcugRs OF De BAR.-The Milwaukee SEN
,inel OF the lith inst, says: Private advices
from Washington County, informed us last night
that arrests were being made OF the parties en-
gagged in the lynchings of De Bar. The last
grandiury found twenty-five indictments for muir
derin the first degree, and kept the matter Sc
eret until the Jail had been strengthened
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s8- A boiler exploded in foundry, at Lon
don Canada West on the 10th, which blew down
the building and buried thirty workmen under
the ruins. Five were killed. nine badly hurt, and
the halnnce wore cotton out with slight injury.
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A STATE on A SEREs,--We learn from CORES.
pehdent of the last Galveston News. that the en-
ure Legislature of Texas got ON royal bender, "
,'ew weeks ago. After aajournins to the street,
we members managed to knock up few fights
among themselves. The Speaker and other Off.
sees were along. and business was transacted in
we regular manner. Motions ITO drink, like
saose TO adjourn being always in order. l,
vas part OF The duty Of the doorkeeper to rule
eaisaters from tho lights
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n Mr. II. +. Bacon, JobIrinter of Chicago,
was so seriously injured by being run over and
dragged by a runaway horse and wagon on the
2lst, that he died the same evening.
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NOTICE .oo,, u,,,, !, moi
y ECEIvED in store, the following he soh to pa,
IL called for within thirty days, with
charges, viz
Apr. II, 1S55.-Wm. Armstrong, 1 Box.
Sept 7, 1s54.-A Bettam, 3 Plows.
Apr. q. 1s55.-Wm. Berry, Trunk.
Nov. Is, 1S54-C Clark. Chest.
Apr. s, 1S55-J Cox W Machines
Nov. IL, 1S54-V II Courtland, Box.
Oct 81, 1S5f.-Copp Parsons, Boxes.
Mar. %, 1S55.-Elkns &c Mackon, l Box.
June 20, 1S54-J Fields, I sett q Stones.
July 4, lS54--James Goodman, Plow.
Oct. 9, 1S34.-P HaLleton, Box
July "a, 1SI.-R Haner, l Chest.
Apr 3, 1S55-John Hanawell, Box.
Mar. 3d. 1S55.-J Keefer, Box, Table, 6 Chairs.
June 20, 1S54.-E Keener, sett G Stones.
April, 1Sj4.-J Latter, 2 Boxes, Keg.
"a II Latter, Box.
Nov. 81 1s54.-Dr. Sackman l BOX.
Is, " McCue, sett Stones.
IL, Mccullough. Chest.
Mar. 49, 1S55.-J II Morris, Box.
hApr. 8, 1S55-So Nocker, Box.
Ogden Copp Bundle " Reeds.
Apr. IL, 1S54.-J G Polk, Chest.
June 49, lS54.-McReynods, sett G. Stones.
Nov 90 1so4.-Thos w Robinson, Piow, Wheels
RI Pearson, Box.
July "a, 1s54-P. Rayett, Box
June 90, 1S54.-J II Straham, Q sett G Stones.
Jos Shaw, sett do do
" 80, C Stone, I Box.
Mar 81 1s54.-J Wllgoner, Plows, 1 Corn Planter.
OGDEN COPP.
Burlington Feb. 10, 1S56.-lmdw
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CHICAGO, Feb. %.
Receipts fgrain are increasing slightly. Wheat
is dull and lower; 81 Is for spring is all that
buyers are paying, delivered TO warehouses
Another corn sale is noted at same terms as the
last, 10000 bushels at 4oc y Sc lbs on board in
the spring half cash down. Oats are lower, and
none sold except for home use. Butter is dull
and fallen to 15alsc q frkin. Hides are excel.
lent demand; We not sales at 61a6Ac for green,
and l5c for dry flint. Timothy is declining
We observe no change in prices.
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Fan THE LaDrss--Sec Mrs Hendricks adver-
,,..osn, Bargains arc to be had In Fancy and
Millinery goods.
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GREAT CLOTHING SALE!
10 THEaPUBLIC.

i HAVE this day disposed Of my interest in the
"Barrett House." TO Mr. T. A. Deming In retiring from
the public position which have long occupied, would
express my thanks for the share Of patronage and favor
which has extended me- and solicit continuance
or the same 10 my successors. J. G. PLETCHER,
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u Macon, Miss, is to have whisxey shop
a''et drouih OF twelre-month. The Star OBJ
seses that license has been taken on. for that
purpose at f'ec!re ks,,tlrea ,saRarsi
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JOB PRINTING.

caxr Al LAsr.--Mr. Gears auction sale Of
a.. furniture viii positively take place next
-s,rr,asy at 10 o'clock 7. NJ, at DR.. Henry's
,aading on sd street.
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aov,rHtss srw.--Sec Mr.. Stoves advertise
-. ~ Princes Fountain Pen in another col
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Fire, Marine and Inland Insurance

Fire, Marine and Inland Insurance.
THE Burlington Fire and Marine Insurance Company
i continues to take RISKS ,>,,,,,,
ON MERCHANDISE GENERALLf-oN STORES. o"hL
LING HOUSES &c Against loss damage by ffre. and
Marine Inland Insurance. on merchandise anu pro-
duce by Sea- Lakes Rivers, Canals and Rarosds, 10
parts Of the world reasonable terms as any re-
sponsibe Company.
Savings lnstttutiOn.-we continue to pay IN
terests deposits, from one dollar upuards ro" time
deposit
iHOfice on Main street, over Gear Cos wholesale
Grocery, opposite the wgh.man iionse: ?.
JOHN G. F00TE, President.k
DIRECTORS!
John G. Foote, William H. starr,
JF TalIant John II. Gear, 4,
Thomas Hedge, VIM II. Postlewait,
Jshn Sunderland.
aurq0 OLIVER COCK, Secretary.
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MARKET REPORTS.

BURLINGTON, Feb. %.
WHEAT-Fall eoc. @sl.l5; Spring, sO@95.
RYE-65c.
BARLEY-Sl0O.
CORN-20c.
OATS-ao to CSC. ...
BEANS-$l 1oal 81.
POTATOES 4oa5oc.
FLAX SEED-sl &c
TIMOTHY SEED-sa GO,
CkOyER-s6 00as6 so.
Provisions &C.
PORk-4c@41c. d ID
LARD-7d9c.
BUTTER-aoda3c.
HIDES-Dry, l2e.; Green, 41@5c.
EGGS-2oc. pr. doz.
FLOUR-City Mills, 8 6 oo@7 90 p Dbl.
PORK-$la 90 per barrel.
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wvandoft Prolific Corn

ID AISED by the subscriber in ls55-Pant grain in
IL HILL four feet wide. This will produce from
Eve eleven stalks mot suckers and from one to three
ears mot nubbinsl to each stalk
Price, $780, per hundred grains.--By enclosing the
amount, will be forwarded to any part OF the state
l. Address R. V. RAWLINS.
feb263tw. Brighton, Washington CO, Iowa.
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1t was then Resolved tina,
credentials be appointed.
That committee consisted of
lst Judicial Dist
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100000 APPLE TREES.
COusTOCK & Co.,

BURLINGTON IOWA.
THE largest and cheapest lot Of trees ever ooIed for
i sale In the West
paSrs One wear old trees eS5 90 per thousand.
Two years =" f60 W DO
Threra four Ss5ks9o do
We have also hand 5000 Pear Trees dwarf and stan
dard 1000 Peach Trees besides Cherry Plum. Dwarf APP
ole Cu,rsnts Gooseberries &C. ali of which having been
buried are free from the effects of frost Aise Roses
fine collection embracing oA varieties Buibous Roots
Ornamental Shrubbery, sc.
~ Orders accompanied by cash Of proper references
promptly filed tfeosIet~I
~ Fl. DesMoines Citizen, Davenport Gazette, Keo-
kuk Gate and Prairie Farmer will please insert weekly
amount Of a each and send bill to this Office
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ni6ed manner IN which they performed their sev-
er4l daties
After giving nine hearty cheers for the success
Of the Republican cause the Consensiaa ad-
journed sins de. PHILIP vEIIE, President.
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Groceries! Groceries,!

GrocerleS! Gr0cer1eSm
IN HHDS New Orleans and Jamaica sugars;
w 81 bbis Beichrrs u and crushed do
100 sacks Rio coffee n r
IS do Mecca, Java and Iagura coffee;
$50 bbls r, fined moasses, Beicher sugar house and
golden syrups.
co half bills q !den syrup; leo kegs do do
..... ~ bbis mackerei No and
Is kits No l and mackrei.
Is bhis cider vinegar; 100 boxes Glass rT
20 boxes Tobacco 20 do and dried: ... s..
800 reaIns wrapping paper .-
2To kegs Pittsburgh and Wheeling Nails
200 lbs spa ish float Indigo 3st lbs madden #r3
And great variety OF artice4 tedious or too ID.
to be mentioned here. Please call aud examine
for yourselves can SCH low as ST. Louis or Eastern
prices. cost and transportation added +7.
Dot forget The place Water street betw eco WASH
ing,on and Columbia, Burlington z -. -.
Jan 81 JOHy DAVID