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DOCK BINDERS & BLANK Es0ok Ran.
ID usucturers. North East o. Third and JEFF
ierson streets. Burlington, Iowa. BLANK Books OF all ST.
yes and of every description made TO order.
Ruling, AGsc, Periodicals. Papers, Magazines
and Pamphlets bound aud executed with reatnes des
patch dzrabity and warranted to give entire sat-
slaettou. set 1T
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C,HIl s4 sss India Rubber Warehouse,

~ IDESOS, JORD4N d BELLOW VS., 50 South Va
ter Street, Corner Deagrborn, Chiedgo, III.
INDIA RUesgR CLOTHING Betting Steam Packing Hose:
Boots and Shoes, Combs Toys. Gloves and Druggists Ar
tcies; Piano and Table Covers Horse Wagon and Tent
Covers, Carriage Cloths WHIPS Gun Covers Caps with
Capes Sou Westers, Doll Heads, Toys, India Rubber
WIaebone, Breast Pumps Syrnges Nursing Bottles Nip
pie Shields Dress Shields, Cloaks Ponchos ReeGng Jack
cts Saddle Bags, Travelling Fasks. Beds Pillows and
oush,ons Elastic Braids and Webbing Hospital Cushions
BED rams Canes ETC. etc Leather :clting Tapestry
WlFon and EnaIneled Frav yelling Bags Wholesale and Re.
tall al New York price, fiaul vi -
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SPANISH M1xTURE ]!
THE I;REAT PURIFIER OF THE BLOOD

Z Not a Parfscis Of Mercury. ~ e
remedy os ss.g. kns s ap y fos
tules ON the raee B.otc.e. Hoiis and lcserGk
Chreaic SIRE Eyes. RsnywsrT'. or Lssiss'
scsd-heaA Enlargement and pain o. the
sFss 3 M snd ypfafs, Salt Rhcani, stub
ss5s .,ss J. Ulcers syphiffc Disorders; -
and all diseases arising frosa
an iuiadisous. use OF ft -~-s-l
-fs9a Mercury, lmpfnderec
in Life. or 1mplry Es 8iss
Of the Blood yt5r I'll
raj. s,.era.,vs Msdcine and Pt,riaer Of the Blood
"a ,s bt grateful patients from iparts
ofhe unste States who testify daily TO the remarkable
s Spr sPsSish z aixTTsF Ssafaas,
scrofu, Erepiions the skin, Liver Diseases fevers
Ulcers, Old Sores Affection Of The M e 90, .,
Boaes and JOINTS are speedily pu to light ey using this
iasssimsb,e rsfaesiy, ES. -,
Il. cnfrsrs viii, IT, Ii cieanset the system OF all irpur
ties acts gently efficiently on The Liver and
strengthens the Digestion gives tone 20 ne ~ ran
stitacl enfeeeied by disease or broken down ey 'e
ces-es Of youth, TO It's pristine sgor and strength.
For the pisrasrs FEMALES IL Is peculiarly appeape,
and wherever has become regularly prescribed
with the happest effects Ii nsgoraes the weak and de-
biated, aud imparts elasticity TO the worn-sat frame
the skim and leaves patient fresh and healthy
single bottle OF this Inestimabe remedys worth All he
so-caiied ssrsaparias In existence
The large number certificates which We have received
nom Der sens from, AL parts OF the United states Is the
best evidence that there Is no humbag about IT. Inc
Press, he,ekeepers m anu gu"no
FER II sS'H' N''1''' 1.1 - -. -.
details OF astonishing cures performed by CARTERs
SPANISH MIXTURE us MOST casEs wnsak EVERY fHISe
ELSE HAD FALsp- The limits OF an advertisements
WIZ IN n'' '''''' wa s BEERS Co, PaoraiErons "
F No. 3p4, Broadway, New York.
To whom all orders must be addressed. Wv -.
r- For sale by Druggists and Country Merchants in
ali parts Of the United States and the Canadas and by
II. L. GAY, Burlington, Iowa. .-. tmarl.bpyI
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JOHN pROcHASKl
G. III. CHI r Y.

Is hccfssUF Ia X. ", tUoDef,f 4 1s--- -
MANGFAtTJEEk of SAFETY GAS
WI LAMPS. and Patent Phosphene Gas, and Dealer
IN French China Vases, Burning Fluid Lamps Chanda-
hers &c Of Jefferson Fourth Streets BurIiag
ton, Iowa-Barniag Fluid, Spirit Gas and Ceuphene
Wholesale and ke:a Lamps and Gas Fixtures repaired
and Yeinistled. juiri1 -
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Dates from Portland are to the 26th OF Jan
uary.
There appears to be no important news. Cold
weather aud snow prevent any active operations
in regard to the Indian war
Tac Oregonian has letters from Camp Curry,
near Walla- Walla, up TO Jan. 5. The volunteers
were st;ll encamped near the battle ground,
awaiting supplies preparatory 10 an advance FUR
ther into the enemy's country. Ii is supposed
that Col. Cornelius would give the Indians battle
at Snake River, whore they are reported as en-
camped in large force. The Colonies troop are
not more than sNaAmen, but they are veteran
Indian fighters.
orders have been given to detachment of Uni-
ted States troops at Vancouver to proceed South
10 become an escort TO the friendly Indians ~
siding there, while being moved to the new re-
serve selected on the coast by the Snperinten-
dent of Indian Affairs. II is reported that Gen.
Palmer is fully sustained in his plans by the De-
partmene at Washington.
The Legislature is making good progress in its
business, considering the delays which have oc'
Cured from two recesses, and the serious calanl'
lily which deprived us at once OF our Capitol. b
brary, Journals and archives: Some fifty bills
have originated in the House-many Of which
have passed that body-and some thirty in the
Council 1t Is emphaticaily working Assem-
bly,. We have been strongly disposed to
comment upon some Of the laws and memorials
in progress but conclude to reserve such duty
until the Legislature shall have finished is
work.
Several gentlemen direct from the colville
mines came in with Governor Stevens few days
ago. among whom was Mr.. Remiek of Oregon
Cssy. Ar. h states that the Colville mines vii
pay every man Who works them from Is e
Via Per day. Other gentlemen confria thu
above,
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Sligo and Tyrone Iron Store.
FOOTE & EWING,
nEALEHRS in the
L. GOLDEN ERA Alright Cook Stove;
GOLDEN HARP and PRIDE OF IOWA Premium
Cook Stoves;
PARL0R, BOX and COAL heating Stoves;
STEEL of all kinds:
HARDWARE, NAILS AND BLACKsMirB's Tools
St. Louis Circular Mill and Cross Saws, of all sizes
MANUFACTURERS
Of ALI KINDS or TIN WARE;
mar.22.y. Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
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A. w. &W. CARPENTER

DEALERS in Gold and Silver Watches,
~ CLOCKS, JswgLsr, .lyerware, Fine Cutlery, Geld
Pens, Fine sFer-Paed Ware, Spectacles, Coral Beads
Aorte Montees, Spy Glasses, Hair Brushes Accorde-
ons, &C., &c. s f -, -
sy- Watches and Je&elry repaired and warranted
Cash paid for old Gold Silver Store On. Main street.
Burlington, i01ca. sept go
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,,rEyENS a. c.ran-

STEEENS d CATEgN. r
- PRODCtE AND COMMISSION NERGHA yT,S
No: 81 hnze street, the Galena Freight Depot
CHICAGO, ILLINOIS ..' 80 ~
e~ will make liberal cash advances on Pork Plopr
Gram and any other property consigned to us for sale m
this market. "
Consignmenis solicited and satisfaction guaranteed
Try US. Tiani snsl
2. SryYYNs c.z....
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NKw ORLEANS, Feb. 90.
The Americas news was received here to-day
and caused considerable excitement in cotton
tending upwards.
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Municipal Election.

When we went to press, the impression was
that the whole Nebraska ticket was elected by
majority of about Ave hundred. The vote poll
ed was about NINE THOUSAND, which is the
largest by about THREE THOUSAND that was
| ever cast in our city, and something near FlF.
| TEEN HUNDRED more votes than can be legally
poled here. We know not what course the de-
feated candidates intend taking with reference
to this gross fraud, nor do we suppose the sue
cessfuI candidates care much, as it was evident
from the beginning that they were laboring
solely for the effect abroad Of what they would
claim as Nebraska victory in Chicago They
did not appear to want the offices for them
selves. Judge Douglass is a candidate for the
next Presidency, and wishes the influence of
this victory to help him abroad. Hence he au-
thorized his friends to cxpend any amount of
| money in his behalf, and they probably have
put him through to the amount of FIFTY
| THOUSAND DOLLARS at least. For the past
| three weeks, the services tof every man who
made politics trade, were secured, and all the
saloons in the city which were for sale for poti-
cal purposes were kept free 3" '.' nag ~
Never were greater efforts made to.'carry city
than were made to carry ours; and unless it
has grown beyond the predictions of the most
sangune SPECTATOR, an immense number of lille
gal votes were polled. Et" '4 ~@
The effect abroad has already been accomplish
ed The object was to send off by telegraph
Nebraska victory from Chicago To be sure,
the convention passed no resolutions endorsing
the Nebraska bill nor any other resolutions.
But this was all to cheat the public, as it has
been cheated and, meaning it or not, the Ne
| braska fraud has been endorsed. And so far as
we are concerned, we shall fight as strongly
against the extension of human slavery over an
inch of free territory vigorously as ever. In
deed, we shall endeavor to renew energies
from the fact that we are in minority. Right
! is right with us, although we stand alone in its
advocacy. Whilst we admit the victory Of the
slavery extension party, there are city interests
which require that this election should be thor
oughly sitted to its legality. Mr.. Dyers ''cut
OFF, railroad policy is at direct war with the best
| interests of our city; and as property holders,
all should make common cause in preventing
, his getting power to injure our city more in this
| respect. democrat OF Wednesday.
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The Know No.hing party of Alabama met u
State convention last week 81 Montgomery
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New YORK., March 4
Tho fnllowino was telepr,nhed to the Herald

The following was telegraphed to the Herald
yesterday: A good deal OF excitement was ere.
ated in the cabinet to-day, by the reading of an
article from the London Morning Post, of Feb.
18th, proposing an alliance etwecn France and
England, to prevent American fillibustering.
The article proposes increasing the fleets of
England and France in the vicinity Of Central
America and to put in force the right Of search
OF all suspected American vessels in the same
manner as it is excercised in the case Of African
sayers. This is more significant from the fact
that the Post is regarded here as the organ OF
Lord Palmerston. The Cabinet had protrnc-
ted session when the article referred to receiv-
ed their attention. The committee on elections
had refused to hear Gen. Whitfield in reply TO
Governor Reeder's statement.
VIM. O'Brien was arrested this A. u. by the
Z. S. Marshal, on charge Of having enlisted
men in Philadeidhia for the Nicaragaan army,
and sent them out in the Northern Light, ~
Mr. Greelr, of the Tribune, telegraphs from
Washington thai the members of Congress who
stand by free Kansas, and are opposed TO Mr..
Fillmore for the Presidency, are considering the
policy of issuing call for the peoples Presi-
dental Convention, probably 10 meet at Phila-
delphia simultaneously or substantially so with
the Republican Convention. The movement
will be carefully considered, and no step taken
without extensive free concert and some dehber-
alton. Mr., Singleton, member of the last Con-
gress from Mississippi, has declined the Consul
ate 10 Havana. ~
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PENSACOLA, March l.
The frigase Potomoe dropped down to the an
ehorager OH the Navy Yard, Yesterday. She
will probably leave in week or ten days for
Havana. The steamship Fulton is lying at the
NAVY Yard, provisioning. The corvette Sarato-
Ga arrived to-day from Havana.
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HARRISBURG, March 4.
The DEM State Convention met this A. H. aud
after settling several contested seats and ap.
pointing committee to select permanent ofieers,
adjourned till p. u.
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= LET THOSE TIA SHAKE ISHAKEY0 MORE
nR. KODLEY'S Fever ANA ague sal.

+ k. EODLE - Fever anu ague Bal
- sam, Is Warrnnfed.-Thss medicine, for all
levers OF Intermittent character, Fever aud Ayue
Chill Fever, Resnitteni, and tonic nvads recoy.
ering from profracted IN erlttents the best remedy
but Is only offered as public remedy because Of the
constant demand have had for il in my private prac-
uce Tor number OF years rs used by the most emf
neEt OF the Eastern States superior all
other remedies for the above disease. 1t purely veg
etabie compound and may be given both od and young
with perfect safety. II gives tone and action the
whole system. and acts powerful tonic have used
1t with aaos, perfect success In practice for
Der OF years, aud osr 1t public remedy. Know
ing its value, but believe that 1t viii be appreciated
and used. 5
sold Wholesale and Retail by DRS BOD.
LEY ALLEN. Princeton, 1T,
For sale BY z E. GAY AND J. p TALLANT, Barins
Iowa (nov CIV y
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i HS.-hH@E3lt III SNUE A@S4 OlKSL1NVsS ana
- Ho!Low WARE, Tin, Copper and sbeet-iron Ware.
Tnne-s stock &c At the old stari OF Lyman Cook Co.,
Burlington, Iowa. iuneae,
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CogszEssErs RiI4s Chicago O.. I'ne a,n =.
Friday, says We were shown yes1efusI s .s.s
NESTING s,i nrocess q 1--WE. People viii do well %
insrrct IN fses of this bank closely.
The quarrel between those two prominent
Democrats, Governor Wright and Senator Bright
Of Indiana, stiil continues. locefoco paper,
friendly to both, says there Is mot much diier
enee between them There is some. though
Bright is sometimes right. Wright IS never
riqht-Louisvle Journal
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U,;ca March4

Uiica, March 4
Alvah Hubben, Republican, probably elected
Mayor BY about loo maj. Republicans elect Of
& Alderaenf.
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Boston. March 4.

90 90 "a Boston. March a.
The Amssiuan Council Of Massachusetts, COM
menced specisl session In this city to-day.--
About $40 delegates we're present.
u The delegates TO the National Conrension
comDearedto explain their course and position
in thar body In regardte the nomination OF can
didafes for President and Vice President.
Mr.. Richmond. delegate NJ large, after speak.
ing his opposition to the platform, said he re.
manned in the Convention till they nominated q
man for the Presidency whom he had least ex-
pecied to see Nominated; ode who. so Tar as he
had ret been informed, vas not identified with
the American party He left the Convention
more in sorrow than in anger, for he could be
in favor of the Springfield platform, and yet sup
posed 10 be opposed TO that platform.
Dir. Allen, one of the district delegates, spoke
in favor OF opposition to the nomination. He
believed the proieststioRs of the Southern dele
gates that they would go home and work for
the election OF Mr.. Fillmore, were insiucere,
and expressed the opinion that they would la
Dor for the success OF the Democratic candi-
date, and then sustain their Nebraska platform.
Mr.. Ely said Fillmore was not his choice.
and after the nomination he came home dssatis-
| fed, but on considering the whole grounds felt
it his duty to support the nominations de
made some statements in reference TO Fillmore
| devotion to American principles, and announced
| his adhesion to the nomination. NJ. j. Keith,
of District 4, followed in favor OF endorsing the
nominations. He believed that neither OF the
candidates would see the rights of the North IN
| raded. Adjourned till Z 2. N. Ill
| New ORLEANS, March s.
! Great excitement was created here on Saturday
| by the discovery that Colonel Garland, our City
Treasurer was defaulter to the amount OF
| 100000. He attempted to escape in an out
| ward bound schooner but was ovcrtaken at the
| Balize and brought back.
/ t ~ ~ Rochester, March f..
At our charter election to-day Hon. S. G. An
| drews was elected mayor by 2,lso majority. Mr..
A. was run on the republican and citizens re-
| form ticket. The ward officers elected are near
| ly all anti-American by large majorities.
| SYRACUSE, March 4.
! Charles F. Williston was to-day elected Mayor
of this city by 100 maj.
! 1t has been very stormy about here for sever
al days, and no trains arrived from Oswego OF
| Binghampton since Saturday ~ ~ 81
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r AIDES, FurD ishing and Fancy ~
IL e MILLINERY AND DRESS M ,s,sn,
Corner Of Third aud Washington streets, bsI'hs h.
Iowa. 5IRs. Z. r. HENDRICKS has the pleasure ys,sa
forming the Ladies' that she IL receiving tros Ne yts
large supply Of Dry Goods, BonHets, :, 80
Work, Sc, Of the fnest quality, which she assrf
cheapest cash prices iuneSaova'
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NEW York. March s,

New YORK, March 5.
The steamship Black Warrior arrived here
this P. NJ, with Havana dates to the 9th ult.
No political news of importance.
Sugar market is unchanged. Four British
men-of-war were in port, and further arrivals
were looked for.
On the Sd inst, in lat. 81, long "A, the Black
Warrior passed the new steam frigate Mcrrimac,
passing southwest.
Lieut.. Warden, U. s. n, who had command
of the barquc Amelia, which was seized at Port
Au Prince, came passenger in the Black War
rior
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& IL. BCslGE, Wholesale and Retail 1..s.sassl
-. dealers in Furniture. Shop and saes-room -EYD
on Main street. four doors south OF Jefferson. IL
large assortment of furniture lust re- ISG
ceived Every description of furniture made to order
variety of Mattresses always hand.
Metallic Burrying cases and ready made collins for
oIe ~
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BUSHNELL d Co..
-.H .- 2D HITySSYp AZ tgE-D /ryyt 3.

lie COMMISSION WERCHA gTg
WIZ attend promptly TO the sale Of Country Produce Of
descriptions Office, 3 kiazie street, CHICAGO, Ill.
>, REFERENCES r. Jones sons, J II Dunhain Co.
Reynolds, Ey Co, Chicago; Chambers, Walnut, Ill.
" Miner, Touion, H., Fuller, Galya and Kingsley
iohica, In -ss ~ r- janlGnIsl -sg .
A. BgsHs I'll. - -----. -.-.- l. prnsaxYII
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1866. Summer Arrangements. 1856
@ 81
1856

1ooo. SuIHmtT dITdISeu Aooo
La W - -: -
IS hours tet,eern Chicago and Eetu York
Michigan Central, GREAT Western, Bssalo and Braa,.
= delpkfd and Boston The only direct route and SO
miles nearer to Niagara Fails, 20 miles nearer to
Ne,o ierk and Boston, than by any otter route. =
Fiv Daily Trains Leaves Chicago:
.s e. !.s. CINCINNATI EXPRESS; Arrive at Gin
s.---... cnnati Mt T. NJ; connects at Ind-
SIX els a.. IN, danapotis with trains for Dayton, Co
81 }=i lunlbus, GAINESVILLE, Wheeling Pitts
iburgh, Philadelphia, Washington and
Baltimore. .,..=.s.-J '
n ss MAIL; Supper at Detroit breakfast
a6 b. .tacr Rochester or HorreIsville next
$50 a.. morning, supper in New York or lodge
.,.. ... In Boston; also lodge in Philadelphia ria
ss.tar fl LIGHTNING EXPRESS; Arrives in N
i.45 IN. York at 0 7. NJ. next evening, or
. Boston IL at night Arrive in Phila-
delphia, ria Emira, at 10 P. NJ. a"
T' a-+f ~ AFTERNOON EXPRESS; Arrives in
... 400 p. m. New York ats A. NJ. second day, or
..... -; Boston at ?. NJ. Philadelphia at 1880
900 p. M NIGHT EXPRESS Connects next morn
ing at Detroit with North shore line Of
. ....-.-- - s. . steamers. 81 ..-...t
Through without landing, in time for $50 A. NJ Ex-
press for New York and Boston. Also with Steamers for
Sandusky making direct railroad connection to all points
in Ohio and Pennsylvania Also connects direct through
by Railroad to New York and Boston. -
sy- $50 and 7.45 Il. 81 Trains connect at Detroit
qci steansrs for CierHsd1 ar!e;ag aeet morning in
time for al trains Mrouah Ohio and Pennsylvania.
The only train that leaves Chicago Saturday nights Is
this route 900 P. NJ only train Sunday at 900
p. NJ No. 400 P. NJ. Train Saturday. 81. T. TO-. H.
9.00 p d. 7uin connects sgiM trains Neao albany
70 and tSale'n, Cincinnat Columbus and Pittsburgh
Rdif0d6 $50. - -ls 3.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH. TO NIAGARA
FAILS, BUFFALO,, ALBANY d NEW YORK.
~ Through tickets can be found at the different
Railroad Offices in the Yves. and South. Also the
fees in Chicago, of Lake and Dearbon sts oppo
site the fremont, and at the Depot, foot of Water
street. -...s,.f. t.a ,. X. N. RICE, Sup't
aug 2-lonos
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BURLINGTON MATCH FACTORY

A II. BuRHANS 4 Co, Valley street, Burlin gton
IA Iowa, would respectfully inform Dealers that they
have recently made extensive improvements in their es
tablishment and are making MATCHES of a very
superior quality, and are prepared to fill all orders how
ever large that they receive Our matches al war;
ranted to be as good any made
We are also manufacturing largely, WRITING ISKs Of
very superior quality, and fill all orders low rates.
Orders solicited. Gspr2Ty1
7 UMRER YARD.-J. w. d W, ID. Gil.
~ Derl. Dealers In Lumber Shingles, Lath, and Square
Timber on the of Jefferson and sixth streets
ngton Iowa oc, gov
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ST. JOIN. n. B.. March

ST. JOHN, n. D, MnfcH 8.
The report circulated in New York respecting
a steamer alleged to have been seen on the
banks of Newfoundland by person who repre-
scented himself as the mate OF the brig Bogert,
which arrived at this port on Wednesday last,
must be entirely without foundation, as no such
vessel has been heard of at this port.
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GUGAR.-so Hhds Prime Sugar. 100 Bbis Clarified
- do For sale by J. HGgAg Il co,
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Golden Era Cookingstoyes,

G olden Era Cooking Stoves.
| 11NSlKpASSED BY ANY OTHER
- SEOyE.-.Have on hand the different sizes of the
above Stove. Any DESTROYS Of getting Cooking
Stove that is to be good invited TO and
examine the Golden Era (march23) FOoT EWING.
DIRLE SOCIETY DEPOSITORY.-Atthe
II store OF Messrs Gallery Harper Jefferson street.
Burlington, where English, German, Swedish and Welsh
Bibles and Testaments, may always be found
prices. g
I ESSONS IN MUSIC.
- Miss p, ~ BRO lFN, of Ithaca New York will, give
Lessons on the Piano to any who may to attend to
the elements OF Music at the residence Of L. H. Shepard
Main street, east side, above Court street.
Burlington, Dec. =, 1855
CULVER q EWING. -
y PROUGLE AND COMMISSION NERCHA yTs
Adams New Brick building North Water street near the
Galena Freight Depot, Chicago III. [jan1 .6ln.l
RuBT- cCLYGR-
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New YORK. March 3.
A letter from Havana, dated February 25th,
published in the Herald, announces the arrival OF
the British ship Australia, with 35s Africans,
under the name OF apprentices. They were
shipped by company at Madrid
..s. PHILADELPHIA, March 3.
Delaware river now omen.
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PATTON G. KENDALL,

T SLOWER. AECHsTECT.-win furnish
drawings and superintend The construction Of build
IS of all description public and private. Office North
ain street, Burlington Iowa. jan.2l. VI
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WILLouGHBY, Me-, March {.
The Female Seminary at this place was destroy
ed by fire this morning. No person injured.