The Iowa patriot. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1839-1839, 1839-07-25

shall you command the respect and
obedience, that your station at the
head Of a family, SO imperiously re-
Iquires.
! A pleasant, cheerful wife is a rain
bow, set IN the sky, when her hus-
bands mind is tossed by storms and
tempests''-and darkened indeed must
be the spirit from which the radiance
of affection and tenderness does not
(dispel the gloom.
The farmer who hires laborers to
Ipertorm the work which ought to be
executed by his own sons, may rea-
sonably expect to die in debt, and
leave thriftless posterity to inherit
a small estate.
| About two hundred physicians,
druggists, pill vendors and dealers
generally in the curative art, have
been arrested at New Orleans, and
held to bail for practising medicine
and selling physic without the author
| ity Of a license.
Col. e. w. Kendall, of Grenada,
Miss, was robbed of near seven thou
sand dollars at Lexington in that
State, on the night Of the 9TH. Col.
Il. was Oh his way to Vicksburg in
the stage. The money was all river
bank paper, principally payable on
demand.
The Southern Patriot, of Charles
ton, IS. c. an administration journal
tand an able political economist be-
lleves that the time is at hand s.when
some remedy must be found for the
arrangement Of domestic exchanges,
and the means adopted Of establishing
on durable basis, monied power,
in some shape, to regulate the curren-
cy, and resist, by organization, the
undue influence on American inter.
ests Of the Bank of England!!!a
There have been, schools establish
ed all along the Western Railroad for
the Irish children.
Why is a ight boot like windmill?
Because II grlnds the corn,
John Campbell, OF Virginia, Treas
urer OF the United States, has been
dismissed from office, in consequence
OF entertaining untavorable opinions
OF certain Administration projects. It
is admitted that he is man of unsuI-
lied purity Of character, and an excel
lent officer.
| 1t is, perhaps, worthy of remark
that the country is relieved from the
service of Mrs. Frances Wright OAR
usmout. She sailed for England on
Thursday.
The publishers of the Baltimore pa
pers, viz: Baltimore American, Patri-
OF, Chronicle, Republican, and Post,
have published "a Gard expressing their
determination, from the day Of pub
LEGATION, (Thursday) to insert nothing
In the shape of advertisements, noti-
ces, sc. without pay, and sin every
case the cash to be paid when the pub
LEGATION is left for Insertion @
Some malicious scoundrel the 9TH
er day placed bar of iron across the
track of the Auburn and Syracuse
Railroad. The engineer discovered
it In time to stop the cars.
The Charleston Courier states that
a violent hail storm was experienced
in the vicinity of Edisto, on the Sd,
ult. which caused great injury to the
crops. The hail was lying on the fol-
lowingmorning in banks two feetdeep.
The Frederick Examiner states
that a boy about four years old while
playing in a field a few miles from
Emmitsburgh, approached too near
burning stump by which fire was COM
Imunicated to his clothes. His father
who was ploughing in the same field
did not discover him until he was
shockingly burnt and in the last ago.
MES of death.
The largest steam frigate in the
world is building at Pembroke, Eng
land, and nearly ready for launching.
She is to be called the Cyclops.
The Cincinnati City Council have
under consideration an ordinance au-
thorizing the arrest Of ssall Migrants,
Ioafers, gamblers, common street
drunkards, and all odd-looking gentle.
men having no ostensible daily en-
ploylnent, nor means of livelihood"
The Cincinnati Wing ventures the as
sertion that the city marshal and
watch will have their hands full should
the ordinance pass.
D'Orsay, in remarking on beauty
speck on the cheek of Lady South
ampton, compared it to a gem on a
rose leaf. "The compliment is far
Fetched" observed he ladyship. s.dow
can that be-" rejoined the count,
when it is made on the spot?''
"Juleps" suffered yesterday il Ga
lena and Chicago. Cold water and
lemonade with us. Consequence
we are able to pursue our usual avo-
cations the next morning after, while
in other towns they are obliged tolay
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