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noy99-wd Sheriff Of Des Moines Co., lotra.
TAXES! TAYE. rAxIeru

TAxES! FAYES !! TAxE~!!.
ME TAX PAYERS of Des Mones County Iowa
are hereby notified that the Tax Lists for 1855
have been placed in my hands fer coleci And that
the laws OF leo. require that the remaining
pad on the loih day of January shall be made by
levy sale OF such personal property as il HALLE 10
taxation. =
Furthermore, that where there is personal proper
found whereon to levy sale shall b. mada OF Real
estate viii can be redeemed only by the payment
penalty Of 20 per cent and if not redeemed within
nVe years from date of SALE ha title in
the purchaser Section 66 Of said Law proeiass that
each county shall be held liable the state r tie ull
amount OF state Tax levied, such SUNS as shall
De certified as unavailable erroneous
Thus, 1t viii b. that dis cretien fever can
De exercised by the Treasurer in the collection Of The
foregoing Lists.
B-The above law relates TO the collection or The
faxes noo delinquent well the levy of HE pre-.
sent year JOHN A. RIPLEY
noyS-waw '''
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Rock ISLAND BR'DGE-DEcIsIoN OF JUpcE
LovE.-We are informed that Judge Love Of
the District Court of the United States for the
State Of Iowa, has granted an injunction against
the Rock Island Bridge. restraining the owners
OF 1t from any further work or addition to said
Bridge than what is absolutely necessary for its
preservation against the ice Of the approaching
winter.
Inc case was argued before him some week
or ten days ago on supplemental bill and the
afidavits in the case of James Ward vs. the N
4 N. K. 4. Co, by Messrs. J. C. Hall and s. F.
Miller for Plaintiff, and Mr.. Indy, of Dayen-
port, for Detendant.-Gate City.
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v,,. we iass dates from Fraser River there
VIA sseen I, 600 and 5000 miners there
then S TO hold On till spring. Many Of
b.. sefs doing we'll. In California Fraser
.s. : standing Joke. The same people who
le.h.. 1o1sns ago swallowed stories about tho
,,pos. CO.. mines that would have staggered the
s,os. : Baron Aonchaussn, are now incred-
Lo,.,~sn we best authenticated facts. Those,
lee, , Who are we'll informed on the sub
h. .apees Fraser revival in the SPRING
sye,,a.s se are aot mythical. Time will convince
i -, yet Of the fast that British Columbia
Euls,;, asmoug." 30 says the San Fraseisoe
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Sherifs Sale

STATE Of IoacT, Des Moines County S.
pY virtue Of an execution me directed issued opt
- OF tn office OF the Clerk Of the Disrie Court for
said county, in favor of Beruheim .r Brothers and
against Mandle Brothers, have levied upar and viii
expose to sale to the highest bidder Auction Room
in said county Of Des hones, the 2s,h day Of De.
cember next A. d. 1859. between the hours O'clock
A. M and O'Clock T. Nj. Of said day. tie following
describ a property, to-wt: large stock OF geadye
Made Clothing, Coat and Pant Trimming. Carpets &c
rare opportunity is here offered for the trade 10 re
p a their stocks Remember Tuesday, December
2sth, and all who want cheap Clothing.
Taken and levied upon as the property of said Man
die Brothers, to satisfy aid writ Of execution
A. j. HILLHOCsE
noyo2-wtd SBer;4 ~ ms 49, =, -
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La crossing the plains from Mendoza to St.
Luis, South America, Lieut.. Strain met an in
telligcnt American who had crossed the Andes
and pursued his way thus far into the unfre-
quented regions Of the south. The pursuit Of
science, Strain supposed, had led an enthusiast
tic vo'ary to undertake this distant tour into the
semi civilized region. Great was his astouish-
nent TO find that the traveller was an agent for
an American patent medicine
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HoUsE-KEEPERs

LOOK TO YOUR INTERES T!
have received a fresh supply of the fol-
lowing Goods, and as am determined to
adhere strictly to CASH business pledge
myself to sell at lower figures than any
House in this City. One purchase will con.
vince you that such is fact.
Bed Blankets, all grades and qualities;
Bed Comforts, from 81 IS up;
Batting for Comforts and Quilts, for lie.
a ID.
Carpet Chain, white and colored, warrant.
ed sound;
500 Pair Women's Wooden Stockings, for
25c pair up;
40 Linen Table Cloths, from 75c up;
!, Fresh supply Young Hyson, Imperial and
Black Teas, at
SEQ IT'S
Main Street
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WHITNEY 4 LYON, Proprietors,

Whas has improved YOU SD ian Appear.
aMce!
Woods Hair Restor alive.
What h. IS given you such youthful looks
Woods Hair Restorative.
To what agency to attribute your increased beau
ty, my dear madame? Sir, you are very compliments
~, but am indebted to Professor
Woods Hair Restor alive
Sir, since saw ysu last you have grown twenty years
younger, how Is it? A fact, my dear sir, using
Woods Hair Restorative.
Why, MY dear friend you wore ,ratch year ago,
and now you have splendid head Of black hair: to
what miracle you indebted
Woods Hair Restorative.
an told, madame, that the nervous you were
once troubled with, has left your Yes sir by the aid
of Woods Hair Restorative.
such IL the language all over the country, and there
Is 40 fiction imagination about 1t, reader Woods
Hair Restorative is honest and truly medicinal,
well as scientific preparation, and will do all this
CAUTION Beware OF worthless limitations. several
are already In the market, called by different
Use none unless the words professor Woods Hair Res
torative Depot st. Louis, Mo, and New York y are
blown in the bottle. Sold by Il Druggists and Patent
Medicine dealers. Also BY all Fancy and Toilet Goods
dealers, In the United States and Canadas.
Sold here by all Druggists.
4 I'M
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A CARD To THE LADIES.
Dr.. Duponco's Golden Periodical PILLS
for Females.

Infsl!ibe In recting Irregularities relieving pain
full and distressing Menstrustion, (particuiarly At
the change Of life,) remove all distractions, from
whatever causes, and always successful preven-
tive, at the came time perfectly harmless. The
position Of the Pills Is secret every agent selling
them presented With the receipt, and the age s1nw
tell you they the best Pills ever known for all
diseases peculiar to females viz: Distressing and
Painful Aenstruation, Retention, Pains In the Back
OF Loins Pressing Pains, Rush Of Blood TO the
Head, Dizzness. Dmness Of Sight, Green Sickness,
Heavnes, Fatigue any slight exertion, Palpitatien
Of the Heart and all the various distressing com
plants, particularly the annoying, weakening,
and the beginning Of all other female weaknesses,
LEUCOk 10 HQsA OAe WHITES,
All of which DR DuPosco's HaEncM GoLDsn PILls are
certain TO cure.
Price 81 90 per box. Sold BY
3. 9. GAY, Sole Agent,
No 80 Jefferson Street, Burlington, Iowa.
To whom Ill orders must be addressed from the
couatics Of Des Moses, Henry, Jefferson, Wapelo and
LOUISA He Will supply dealers 81 proprstor's prices
and send the Pills 40 Ladder" by m ali
to any part Of the coantry, By sending him o. 10
through The Burlington POse0Aes. Iova.
ssptiA-bply
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several test questions have settled the fact
.nat the opposition control the Indiana legisla-
surs oy "a majority on full vote, in the
Senate and 10 in the House. Resolutions bsnO
ing been passed declaring the election of BRIGHT
and Fitch to the U. S. Senate by the last lepis]a
ture, fraud, the two houses will now proceed
to the choice of two gentlemen to contest their
seats, and the republicans have indicated Henry
5. Lane, ex.M. G. and president of the Phia.
delphia Convention, for one of the places. while
the anti-Lecompton democrats are as vet unde.
cided between John G. Davis, Alvin p. Hovev
and George w. Carr, s'
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nt .ta;ed in the Chicago Press Of Tuesday,
h. he FIRST car load Of wheat direct from Chi
.so BY way Of the Chicago, Fort Wayne, Pitts.
|burrb .sd Pennsylvania Railroad, reached Phil.
.jsps. on Wednesday last. tits the pioneer
n many thousands Of trains of wheat which will
leave Chicago for the city of Philadelphia.
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All w mo nsc IL are giving their uMam.
imOus testimony tn las favor.
MIX water Ia lhe mouth with the I'm.
vtgOr0fOr. and ssg allow both fORet her.
THE LIVER INVIGORATOR n.
- SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and isdai-
~ working cures, almost great to believe. Il cures
~ u by magic, ecen the first desc girfng BENEFIT and
edom more than one bottle II required cure any
KIND OF tveF Complaint, from the Jdandice or
dyspepsia TO common Heddd he, all Of which are
the result of diseased Liver.
PRICE BOTTLE.
DR.. SANFORD, Proprietor, 345 Broadsay, New York.
Retailed BY Druggists. Sold also by II. BIakesley,
% Wood Co., st. Louis Squires Bloss, BnrlinT.
ton. aur9bn1v
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i'm PEORIA L OoUAwKA r. r. DIFFICULTY.
rNsearn from the Peoria Transcript that this
fa., whose rolling stock has been taken pos
ss01 Of BY the United States Marshall, has
A.s an arrangement with the Rock Island
Lad for the necessary rolling care, &C., and
u trains continue to run over the line -
m
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SPARRowGRAss Acknowledgements has re-
turned in high spirits from Brussels. He has
bad chat With King Leopold and with the
Duke of Brabant, and seems to have been high.
ly impressed with the beauty of the Duchess
She is sister Of the present Emperor of Aus
tris, and is considered to be strong likeness to
thesunfortunate Maria Antonette. Sparrow
grass is a. humorous as ever, and it lie . great
treat to hear him relate some of his experiences
his face radiant with fun, and shifting his hat
acessorly, in slightly def ant manner, Young
q la America! An old English gentleman in
formed him the present American Ambassador
in London, Mr.. Buckingham, was very pleas
ant person, upon which sparrowgrass took the
liberty to remark that, having letter of Intro
cuc,ion to that functionary he had happened
to know that his name was Dallas; whereupon
the old English gentleman beat retreat, re-
marking that he COMPOUNDED the name Of the
ambassador with that of the President Bucking-
ham! To relish the story in its vegetable RAJ
cness, you must have it fresh from the spark.
ling Catawba, lips Of Sparrowgrass himself
New York Correspondence Of the Boston Post.
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S25 SEWING MACHINES

III tHDhN7S IuttNV I'm PrOsrtt.
DOUBLE Threaded SEWING MA
CHINE
WARRANTED EQUAL TO THE BEST. VIII sew
w all kinds of from the finest to the coars4st
~ Is simple, convenient and durable and especially
adapted to family use.
Any person Of ordinary intelligence can learn IN one
hour to use II successfully.
Complete printed directions viii be sent wh every
machine All inquiries by letter. with extra post
age stamp, will receive prompt answers with sample
OF sewing.
The Machines are exhibition 1T the SAos Store Of
o. H. Swtets.r, BArret House ilock, where the Agent
will be happy give all necessary informa.loti.
ocH-dSwtf j. N. GORDON
Agent, for Des Moints Jppnty
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F ~ and without change Sales Of OO0 hh,.
=, 20 2oG4 TO- unsound; - 1894 so for sinner ststs
x 5000 10 extra do; IS 40D6 50 for round hoon n
o1naGan mr. Rye Flour steady at eS 5O(a4 10.
western 81 40; white Mich u IS. 'eu'
ovkN-Firm. Sales 10000 bush at 75077c, mixed
At 4S0534c. "uu canadian
KfE-Firm. sales at 7Sc
~. rVhhIBuoyant and better for prime Sales Of Ann
@&14 10. ''<SAo S'' prime VA 70
say S,ufTER-stsady, 10000 for Ohio, le02sc for
CHEESk-Firm at sA@sx.
WHiSkEY-25Kc with buyers At CSC.
"eEF-An moderate request at preyious rate.
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The S.. Louis Republican Of laet Tuesday says
here il good reason to believe that the Daven.
sand Rock Island bridge across the kissis-
~. "xill soon be removed and the main
.,,,s Of the river freed from this artificial
trsction.' 1t does not give the reasons on
,.ss this belief is founded.
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Farmers save the Dimes

| have received six Cases Of those double
soled BOOTS that | have been selling for
three and half dollars just as good Boot
as most houses are selling for four and a
half
ALSO-200 Pair WomeD's Boots at dol
lar para good article.
I'll. lei. SCOTT.
Main Street.
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The Dubuque Times has passed into new
hands, and will hereafter be conducted by indi-
uausl enterprise. The irst number under the
raw administration, will appear next week.
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Ven. :. asans, . regular spirisaaliss medium,
Caei.ssssk mad while speaking in public q
d i s.a 81 Monday night. Che wss locked
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&c fSest Sewing Machine now i'm
Market Is Weeds PATENT.

AA"f Aet h " eeu'S Eutents
Which IL so simple, that mere child can operate It,
and experience in the Of Sewing Machines demon
strates that this Machine 10 less liable to get out Of
order than any other Sewing Machine now before the
public.
The Rev. Robert G. Williams, of Woodbury., Conn.,
says: after an examination of every other kind of
Sewing Machines, was fully convinced yours is the
best, ard an almost constant of 1t for some time
has more than realized my expectations, for know
there Is no other machine that will with SO little
trouble perform much and SO many difarsnt kinds
of work"
planter Gays: II used to employ three or four
hands in making clot for the rest but since pur-
chased your Weeds Patent Sewing Machine one hand
does the sewing for the whole plantation, while my
wife USES it for making neary all clothes of the fam
iy feel confident the machine pays for itself every
three months.
WHITNEY LYON, Proprietors,
Si5 Broadway, New York.
W. T. BANNER, Agent in Burlington.
0RvI.LE LEONARD, General Agent, 81 Clark-st.,
ch'eas". nov9bplm
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LAND FOR SAL

LAND FOR SALE
IN ACRES OF Land, lying three miles South OF Bur-
~ lingon, on the f. Maids Road 1t will be sold
together or divided to suit purchasers Apply to =.
Riddle, Theodore Pochler and Joseph Roth.
Oct23- w3m DANIEL py-RcEII
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Teeth Extracted Wirhont Pain,

BY the application Of Electricity.
NALL at my office ana have the Old teeth and roots
~ that cause 50 much suffering Neuralgia, Diseased
Mouth and Stomach, offensive breath and bad
health-removed without pain l have abundant
proof and ca refer to many for whom have operated
during the past few days, that in the large minority
csses tsay nine In ten) WHATEVER Ii felt
moviT the tooth No unpleasant effect, present af
ter, can r su from this an@e,thetIc agent.
decl DAWN J. G. ABERCROMBIE
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AN IMMENSE WINDrALL.-Ac, ording to the
Cumberland (Md.) Aleganian, an old man ma
med John Brobst, living in the Glades, in that
county. recently discovered that he was the
rghita! owner OF large tract Of land in the
mineral region OF Pennsylvania, underlaid with
immense seams of coal and iron. and valued =,
Ss,ono,000. Brobst, it is said. lived on the land
nifty years ago, became involved through his
brother, mortgaged his property to its then full
value, and came to Maryland, where he has ever
since lived in INDECENT circumstances. The pro
perty subsequently passed into the hands OF his
nephews, who afterward sold it to a wealthy
company The difficulty Of giving q good til.
to the property led to the fact that Brobst was
sui alive. He was searched out, found and
taken on to Pennsylvania, and, according to the
Ale anian, has sold GU. all his right for the sum
of 81, GOO, 900.
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TRUSTEES SALE.

TRUSTEES SALE
4 ~ the 2lst day OF December A. d. 1858, ct the
~ door or Marion Hall, Burlington Iowa, between
me hours Of - NJ. and 2 p. NJ. At auction, to the
highest bidder for cash, will sell the follow .ng land
we property called kossuth Mills, described as
ioiiows: Begin to bound at the North. West
sorner OF an acre and half lot. decided by sam
uei and Hannah Heller to L. g. Oliver, and j. a. Yost
On February 10th, 1855, and which is In Des
Mones County, Iowa, and reco rded; ran thence
Ia sixteen rods, thence South seyen cen 70 > and
WE'VE teet, thence little South of West aeaa rods
thence North eighteen rods and thirteen and Half
iset 70 the place OF beginning All in the est half Of
tne sorth East quarter OF Section thirty, township
seventy Two North Range two w. st. All in Des hones
county, state OF Iowa, and being in said land AID
appnrtenances an undivided one-ha'f
~ virtue OF mortgage and power Of sale from r. J.
harper and his wife, will sell the me as trustee
according to of record auhorz ng me SO SELL
TO pay note Of $500 and interest, which l. past due
ana unpaid; and will give Deed the vendee said
property
noV5O-w4t JOHN III. ARMSTRONG,
Trua
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TEACHERS that wish certificates n quAlifcs-
ton 10 teach in the Common Schools Of gss Aotues
County must present themselves for ton at
The North Hill Public School House, ia tits civ the
nrst Saturday In eafs, month. nj 10 O'Clock 81 NJ
Teachers favorable to the formation Of a Taacf,ers'
An,n'n'e VIII meet " the ABOVE place the =. Saturday
OF Deet mher, at IL o'clock A. NJ.
noy16 hp6t L. j. CRAZE
n :
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TWO Y0ke 81 oxen, medium sise, or eood
qaaity, only they the most breachy animsis ID
be found, can BE- bought low Of
sspss-dAVAms HENRY AyHRY.
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DIR. EASTERLY'S


Iodine and S0Fsapaflll0.
win cue al diseases arising from impure state o
the Hood, or depraved condition Of the fluids TIL
system, viz: cancers swelling OF the glands, rhenma
tsm, white dwellings, chronic eyes, piles, bel
erysipelas gore pains in the bones and JOINTS
In the mouth and throat, and al chronic constitutions
diseases This medicine searches out the very Of
the disease BY purifying the blood and changing the
cretons In the systen thus removing the cause which
renders the cure certain and permanent.
DR.. Easterly . Iodine and Sarsaparilla will the
worst mercnral and drive out and destroy
cry particle ofmercury which in the system and
its bad effects.
1t wilieure secondary syphilis venerea disease and
will drive the syphiiitic virus and all hereditary taints
and poisonous matter Of the system through the
pores Of the skim and the patient perfect
state Of health and purity. 1t Is positive for the
liver complaint and dyspepsia II used proper length
oftims. challenge the world produc its equal
these complaints The afflicted vii! bear in mind that
Dr. Easterys Iodine and sarsaparla VIII cure all
vous diseases female complaints dropsy, gravel dis
eases ofthe kidneys, bladder and urinary org ans in
few days
It will remove pimpes and from the face, and
make the skin clear, white and beautia, aabaser
1t does this BY purifying the blood, and its promp
~osAoA
ducing vigorous health.
Persons who have long been afflicted with scrofula,
old sores, letter. rngworm scad tlotches,
items Of the skin and all Diseases advised
to procure Grdleys Salt Rheum and letter ointment
apply on the sores, diseased parts, when using Dr.
Easterly's Iodine and SarsasariLa. The Iodine and
Sarsaparia purifes the blood and the
discharge their purid matter, and the Ointment heals
them. When both are used (Which I always recon-
mend) permanent and radical is always effected.
hey are the best and most powerful curatives known
10 man. fair trial 10 all ask-I do not fear the
,ult
Price ofthe Iodine and Sarsaparla 81 per bottle or
bottles for g. Grldey's Salt Rheum Ointment Is
;ents per bottle. Both prepared BY Dr. Easterly,
OF Third and Chestnut Streets st. Louis Mssou
Il, sole proprietor, to whom all orders must be ad
dressed.
Sold by Matteson d Palmer, Hamilton and Dr. White,
druggists in this city, and by druggists generally.
For sale BY Z. L. GAY, Burlington. ang17d&w1y
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Bunnrrcro. ,1...... 5 g 49,

bunL1nsros. Aoadsy r. n, Dss. :.
wsesher cold and clear-some snow having
lA'.sa last week. The river l. falliag rapidly,
sno y iuli Of Ice. The roads ars SIN very bad,
aad' consequently business = not % brisk a.
might Be hoped. Considerable, however, has
osen Doing. In grain there . very little co.
aon, at former figures. Country produce 10
very scarce and commands good prices.
The pork trade holds il own, Il the same
sassA Our houses are busy. having cut, during
the week past, q follows;
'.asA = Usniss, 5000
.as' Davy Co., 1927
'.'' 6,8S7
Inc whole number Of hogs slaughtered. .hus
far, 10 '.1'
By schsnck 4 Denise. ,ok,a
=. Sunderland, Davy 4 Co, 1o.sls
/" s. Favorite + Co., .oo
M 22,527
mere are, this p. m, about 1000 in pens
ine nSures for nett pork have not changed .nc.
our last report, the maximum rate being * so
SUGARS tos--crushed la-re6ned .h;,.
lie. Clarified 81. WINE
COFFEE-l2.
AoLAssEs-By the bbl., Plantation "a
'uSar House 40a42-Belchers, 42-kepe AZ oo
NAlLS-Ass. $4,25. WV
RlCE-5}.
!, fholT-Raisias, prime $s,5O-Apples A.
.i,oo per bush., Dry 9ac Peaches, none in
bKOOMS-Sl, 50per dozen.
w M,haEtAT-Spring, 4oaS0c Fall 7oaSl 90.
', fLouk-$5,25.-By the dray load. sb.Oo-
'n 1n winter $3.50. Dray load 90, 90.
rrOIATOES-6Oa75c per bush,
CORN-45 cts.-scarce.
OATS4Oc-none arriving.
BUTTER-l7a20c-yery scarce.
EGGS-12aal5c.
ONIONS-S5c.
UIalCkENS-l GOAL. rs per dozen.
HHU GS; $4,25; nett, a, 6Oa5.5o.
CATTLE-lAa2 gross.
hiA1-Timothy, 6@$lO dull.
WOODS O0a$s 50-scarce.
llted CAT. AAaA'' green
WHISKEY-25c.
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BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY,

BURLINGTON UNIVERSITY.
WINTER SESSION. 1869. Z
TuNHE next Session of Instruction in this Institu-
ton will commence Thursday. December eth
1888 Immediately after the close Of the present
sion, with no vacation Intervening, and continue IA
weeks, und the direction OF tn competent and
experienced Faculty heretofore No higher adv an
tages for the education Of the sons and daughters
citizens of Burlington and vicinity it is believed are or
could be offered in connection with any Western Insti
tuition, than afforded this home school, For
any further information to terms studies, see
Catalogue or inquire of Rev. l.. b. Allen, Acting
President and Professor OF Ancient Languages, Rev
J. t. Robert, Professor of Mathematics and Natural
Sciences, or Miss Cornelia Skin er, Preceptress and
Teacher of Modern Languages.
In behalf Of BOARD Of Trustees.
dec2-4wd&w q. J. JOHNSON, Secretary.