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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-03-12

JONATHAN SLICK The following is
a part Of Jonathan's account of his
first visit to the THEATRE
That minute q bell tinkled; the pic
ture rolled up agin and the fidlers be-
gun to put on elbow grease till the
music came out slick enough. In
stead Of the garden there was a great
long ball room with rows of great
shiny pillars running all through it
It was as light as day, for there seem
ed to be candles out of sight among
the pillars besides row of lamps that
stood along the pen where the mu-
sicians sot. | was staring with all
the eyes | had in my head when the
handsomest critter | ever sot eyes on,
cum flying into the room, and there
she stood on one foot with her arms
held out and her face turned toward
us, looking as bold, and smiling so soft
as if she'd never done any thing else
all her life. | was SD scared when
she first sprung in, that rally didn't
know which eend NV head was on.
The darned critter was more than
half naked, she was by golly! To
save my life | conldn't look at her
right straight with that blue eyed gal
sitting close by me. At first | was
SO struck up that / couldn't see no.
thing but an alfred hansome face
a smiling from under wreath Of flow
ers, and naked legs and arms and bo-
som, flying round like a live wind
mill. thought | should go off the
handle at first,.-I felt sort of dizzy,
and as if was blushing all over. |
don't think | ever was in such an
etarnal twitter in my hull life. /
partly got up to 60 out and then sot
down agin as streaked as lean pork
and kivered my face with my yaller
gloves, but somehow couldn't hold
my hands. still all | could do,--the
fingers would get apart so that ]
couldn't help but look through them
at that plaguy darned hansome, in.
decent critter, as she Jumped and
whirled and stretched her naked arms
out toward us, and stood a smiling
and coaxing and looking to the fellers'
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-03-12

u, 1910.
our sun, or -four solar system be til
average magnitude ofall the sevent,
five millions suns, what imaginatio
can grasp the immensely of creation
Who can survey plantation of Sc,
enty-fiye millions of circular fields
each ten millions ofmiles in diameter
Such, however, is one of the planta
tons OF Him who has measured tn,
waters in the hollow of his hand
meted Out heaven with a span-com
pretended the dust in a measure
and weighed the mountains in scales
and hills in a balance. He who. ssit
ting upon the orbit of the earth
stretches out the heavens as curtain
and spreadeth them out at a tent to
dwell IN. Nations to Him are as a
drop of a bucket, and are counted as
the small dust of the balance, and vet
overwhelming thought He says.
though ] dwellin the high and holy
place, with him also will dwell who
IS OF a humble and contrite spirit, and
trembes atmy wordp [Christian Al
manac.
Men are so dependent on one ano-
Their, and the vicisitudes of fortune are
SO great, that it should make people
cautious whom they offend, as acct
dent may lay them under necessity
at some future time, of applying to
those very persons for their friend
ship and assistance.
Every man has, in his own life, fol-
lies enough; in his own mind troubles
enough; in the performance of his
duties, deficiencies enough; in his own
fortune evils enough; without being
curious about the affairs of others.
The subjoined gloomy picture of
the present condition of the business
concerns of New York is drawn in
the Express of Saturday. We would
fain hope (says the Baltimore Ameri-
can) that too dark a coloring had
been given to it, were it not that pri-
vate letters confirm its correctness.
''Many of the banks resemble in
their business appearance the dry
goods stores in Pearl street. The Of
ficcrs like the merchants, are there,
but they are without customers. The
paper that is offered is now, large
portion oft, SO weak that they find
it difficult to select sufficient on which
to make their loans. Indeed, in the
experience of nearly forty years,
through periods of embargoes, wars
and various restrictions on COM
merce, we have never seen less spirit
and courage among merchants than
at the present time. Those-that are
in debt, find it next TO impossible to
realize any thing. Those out of debt,
and these are few indeed, have no
wish, nor is there any inducement, to
make new engagements. Not only
are the mercantile branches of trade
affected, but the mechanical suffer in
the same proportion. The mechan-
les are out of employ, and at a season
of great suffering too. No plans are
on foot for building, and some of our
best contractors have to give up.
The capitalist who lives on his money
is also an equal sufferer, for his stocks
have deprecated, and have fallen, in
some instances fifty per cent. Real
estate has declined to a point not
known-rents, particularly stores,
are 80 to 5Oper cent. down. This
is a gloomy picture, we know, but it
is not more gloomy than the fact jus
tifes."
JONATHAN SLICK. The following is
a part Of Jonathan's account of his
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-03-12

The editor Of the Missouri and Hi
noise Temperance Herald in a late
paper gives the following interesting
sketch of visit to Buchanan who
was hanged in St. Louis short time
since
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-03-12

Every man has, in his own life, fol-
lies enough; in his own mind troubles
enough; in the performance of his
duties, deficiencies enough; in his own
fortune evils enough; without being
curious about the affairs of others.
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Nulnn1er so.

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tit S. 9Sea9lD's Slpctbete, @de Der Guscaratpas unD
San. 3, 1910. IS.
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Ncue llbrmo6ereD.
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81. &cptDcrt'S Bataar!
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Sanuar IS. 1889. t.e. ..a.s~
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ISRttrF>o wee in rtccr 0rurrsp III baten Iiup u,p II,
Il 0NNVk'f wrptfeilen prciicn rcreaut werrcn:

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bann toe"ri9 Suns g tIins, pres Spalcr.
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AcDtnuuMaEM:

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y GieCtuGfofts 6onOtnua.

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pcn che Tic frrt,rp taufn. Srbnx xenntS,
0NnEiInn. Scc. 90 E.r S0mf9 q. EEHN.
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400 9tfer oortrefat6es Ga[fffetn 0ano

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rndt ep ppcr te Spfepb 0reps, i'm sic s. G. l.
N 4rrrp stur9 QBgcp 80. ODip.
Sore. 27, 1882 6Wt.
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SdlDBer ltuD Wiafhinerie.


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~ G0untp r9ctntf, Rag QScrtfta erfnet Bat inn ,n.
tern Stotwert, 5rrrn Otar[ QDBcrts 5au(c in her
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9cr1pe 9r9enltcr; no CT b1s
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Etfcntdcn &unrteaft. Qnprcas % strt
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9cfcnncn 1T ju mrbiftiIcn 9rcifcn 3u rcrtaltfcn. -
Ja D. s1nresrrrnutte wrrrn os 8jablunS fir QEeit ana
ncInintn.
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&. s.. SO. Witfhel's
OtDroene lt1lD 9lbenoppfer
lit 8eianScn.

lit 0eidnScn. @%&3
Jla nnn rrmeDrten unp rcrfrscren original Nass
satc. Sir ric teuhn Scmrbncr Sprr QmerifaS 9ie(tS
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Nv rem shaft nShisen Nrttel atfrmrntrt wtrnen 6.
rttfdcn tetrn lis u b rsrn rrn teter Gnalita GtpN
. aut rnr ruff an tep 4 e""tS u"D y eHu.
WlaEilIrn, S0ce. 9. 1897. So. cc.
& hISser. RIinfcn nno 9hnranaeln, mie iehe etyt
- so,aterialien np in bem 6arts Stcbr, nass
xbur ,ur pof ofe i 0aBhcns ob,o ltno ju eaeta tsp
See. }, 1887, %e""te@6sWN
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,<orsu9lld CUTE dbtparSe Mno rche Soreibs9nte, in
Sotteln ~ sa 81 unb a5 Gents, pertaasn tn oiefer
canton, 9eeemRer TO- Sraetr~.
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co pnIbe bas enpe Yuttum out &c rtelen frepwltSe
S8r u rtrmeifen r tr,i in rrr0lcupcrtrr 3ctun9 ben
0armbersiae S"moritcr" in 0e3us ouf
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QHobnunos- Oerlcauno,

Die 9rutsrsi Sss "qitsralsn Secbatbtsrs"
1T in Die Glib 6ts etrai7s, g6s Der Sbtrrp
A0ep, lern. . { b m wirtbSbausseof ses
seniiber, wrleat mcrren. SnSsm mir tiefss
BEN aeisrn esielben fc ,pis rsn assbrtsn pubIis
FUN iibsrbaupt anyi9sn, bsnatbribtstn wr
anitrs 8reants, sab mir jset bsi1tr mis friber
jur 5crti9unS aller artcn ron Grudrarbsitsn
in ssutitber lmt snSliid)sr Grrads sinssribtst t
fun, unb bitten INN bsrsn fsrnsrs GsweJsnbsit
uno siti9sn 3uirrud.
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9 urer g Seioer.

Die Qorbcten zines berannabenoen
aIorreibsn SieSes fir .,6arriloa unb Cps
Ter" bdufsn lIb nit ieoer 0a6ribt, Die
mir Don cen unterlbieoliben &e8enosn
beS eanees erbalten. rpsnn mir Die leste
Staotipabl ppn Neu 9)ort ausnebmen, ,,po
Die eosofoeos nit fnapper Notb eelieot
baben. Da isae Start ais Die Saupt.
ibukwebr &an 8ursns i'm 0ansen Staat
Reu Yere aneeieben ,peroen fann,io fon'
nen aub bic eofofpeos auf einmal ibre
Siocel oufbdn8sr, tpenn fe bieie Wab!
perlcren bdtten. 2Sas ia9en abtr bic
9erren gu ben geribten BON anoern Ge:
ssnoen? Wie fiebts in cutbwarf, pbis
laoelpbia +? Dort rpar bisber bic 0aupt.
ltarfe oer Gofofofos i'm ean;en pbila-
o,lpbla Gauntp. uno bel elmer fiir;lib &c.
baltenen 8abI fir Gommiiioners baben
bic Wbi86 in pier aus flint @aros Die
MebrWit 3ebabt uno al ibre &anpioaten
erwsblt. Die eofofoeos fino uber oielen
neien Be,peis ees ohentliben llmDillens
ae8en bic llrbeber ber iesieen 9totb uno
6erabwlroisuns Der Gepublif pie pom
Donner aeribt.- @as b0yen mir bon
Gineinnati. in Sbio /? Sci Der bortiacn
Gtaotwabl i'm Hnfans bicies Mcnats
bat oas ,.paSrilon Iidet" einen pous
ftinnisen Sies oauon eetrasen aus
fdnf uno fcdsio barriienlsutsn fiuo pier
unb ied)3is crudblt sporosa !-8ei Der,
psEern Dor 8 1asen in earleil sebaltes
men .,Gauntp Wietina' bat fit Die altc
Watt,r Cumberland in nc!!er Glcrie ge.
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Dan Hurene QnsNid,ten. - Die Slea
Derf maprnins gbrcnitle, cine nsatrals 3ti'
tuns, fast, spas 2iitrift.GpIttm ,pirfn scr
treffih, uao mir slansm betss part,iem
tiI!issn rafslte sten foipchl ipie Die e.ms
febrantuns esr mabl auf einsn Sag. Ssse
partei pirp nua ibrtn &amrf fur Die prts
ftctntenwabl tssinneu, welebs i'm Nopsmter
ttatt fnssn pirp. 9ie 3sietsn im Bsfen
ltnb febr aitaitis fir Die 0lcfbitte unb bats
ten @eirm; NIB iclItt Dtrsiuien am 2Sfttn
biefe fcimen Stanc uater os,u 9irpeeauee
Bamer nsbmsn 70 tperren bic Gr,partuustu
Ban Sursns ;iemlish tribe ansfsbn.
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Msaeins, ben %. atpriL ls4o.

"Iis SsSmunaen tauitntsr ppn gBsbsr une
Sinesr bic Ssrsttst RON ben gfalpisrmtiTtrr
barbarlittsr 9Silesn, nne BON zen nod msbr
barbarlltben Yrcfter, ruben auf Sarrifen
une ieiner brapen Nrmse. ."-Gimon Sdnei:
psrs Seti6aft an Die Sstssebuns, am 10,
Iecsmbsr 1913.
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"S1r baten eas breits Yanisr Der Srsibsit
une ecnlfltnticn an Ger Spies, bejeibnst NIT
ben 9lanssneen Mcrten - EinT ermin fir
prcGeent-Die Gbrlid,feit Scr tHsntIis
den 4eanten-Eie 5ieberbeit Ser 6fs
fentliden Beloer--uno oas allssmcinc
pcbl ccs polres -
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Sraas.-0r 5uron Nsfsetor frast-
1Dsnn mir gum Streit nit guslano fem.
men ressn Der nsrrSFIitttn Grsn,frass, ,per
tpirp fsn Srns anf nniWsr Geits aufabrm?
J5arrifon nit ssn alten Soleatsn, eesr 9an
Buren init itintn Blutbunpsn?
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llntsribieo in Den @rrnbIasen unt
6anolunosn bsr 8bi95 uno qofos. .-Oie
Mbi8s feeen cine Selobnuns pon $50
Tir ieoen Sail aus, roo cine fallb ein9es
fdporne Stimme betpielsn wereen tann,
I'm Die Heinbet Der Bablen au beiuab.
ren. Die eofoS baben cine febsnoeGom=
mittee in Sammanp Soau une einen an
aeftellten .SalibIbw6rsr" Sobn senannt.
Der 37aa Gent fir ieosn Sbpur srbdlt
uno mabcn furs Dor oer &abl Stpsi tau
ieno falfbe &abler, ourb nseltelibs
8Ir9erbriefe. ID.
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2ieutenant Splpnel.

9is Wabl fie eisutenant Grtcnsl pom SO:
fen Nssnlsnt psnnipsaaiasMiliy ssbaItsr
am rcrlsstsn Samfags ufulttrts gu gunifer
ron Srbn Oi. &sim. DIX Stinmsn itan
ben mic felst:
ifeS Datta ion,
Stabt &sabins une glias Saunfbir.
Gbarlss 3. WltSni9bt $40
Sobn 8. Ssim SAG
DieSni9bs Wtebrbsit 81 34
2tes lirn.
Scbn g.. &eim IDA
Sbarlss .. OseSnsbt 81
IA;
Ssinis 9Nsbrbsit, los
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Ssims 9Nsbrhsit,

uniere Defebscbuns but llct ain rcr:
lcsten Sreita9e sertast unc bsfhlrfsn fet
am l9tsn Wlai tpicrsr 81 psrfammeln.
Oisie lsfts 5aroluna mfeycr peilea Gss
Icsaetcr ftgt nun enSlicb brn Sissel auf ibr
games 9bnen aua 5anprln mibrenp Der
ciesjarisen Siems. Scr e'ursrntr batts
;war Icriel enGsbt. III fsiner prctlamatien
,u trmcrfsn, eab III Der Sisuns ron sincm
sase ale nttbisen Geietafte atscmaebt per.
crn ttnnten, aIlein unfere neiltn GefsEarter
fun niebt aeptbnt risl 81 tbuu in einem
3ase porcn mir lsipcr binlanslids Sss
,pe;ic batsn; 1ts raifrte rsbbalt MIR cine
Dill, weltbe ben SuUrrn6r tcpcllmatetiat
$4,000 3u torsen. uno pertaste lleb eann
Tim fpatsr nohmaI einf nnHiee Siguus 3r
tesinnen, bic ,pcuialtens eincn Wlonaf eans
srn pirr. Wer prm unfern $siera miro nicbt
slnfsbsn tinnsn pab unisrs @efssssber gum
SalAmencsn stnsist llnp? wcniss sass
iparea biursiebeuo asmeIsn INN alle in eer
prrflamatcu ansefhhrtm Seftafte atsu'
maetsn, atsr be eerren @sfrssctsr eatten
nlebt ic-fls c,trn Iirtrr a. ibra Oferciera
unc ibrt Oihdtsbr ;um Sls Der Stesirruns
Ipirp rtm Staatc Uitl mebr &oltm perurfas
eten, als wenn (ls in Gisnus his ;um l2ten
Dlai sfbIistrM warrn.
Qefefefo Stimmen in s7eu perf.-
q 1aum 1T BIC Slsu Dort GtaefscWabl pors
hter ,tao per @irs curb bic $afofetos ses
wcnnel., 70 b6rcn mir aud ihen auf ,pelebs
Irt ils pen Sirs srransrl. 9lu,Ter rem Gin
|fub pss febenpen 5seres ppn Iemtrbaltsrn
Der Natirnal. Neaieruna, fanpen nch bauf
|st Wabltetrhssrsisn fart, Die Sitlcibt tis
fjeet nod niht 3llr 6alfts sn.Deft fno. Ola
bs tsi geu Yerf lasen ;,psi griessiebiSt.o ot.
rtn Mannfhaft allie in tis Gtart aetratbt
,pnrre nno pas $ctefcto 9det itlmmten. Ge
|fpaeW 1000 ginmanperer uaturaliflrt ner Den
iein, he frabrfebcinlisb alls auf pieftIte Sci
|te fimmtea, ipsnli &c slsitb fein issM 9ieeht
San, Stimmen batten. Dit fcldm salfs.
Itrnppen wnrbe bic Iablm Nsu Ucrt aes
renasil, nno es ipar Gin seibtcs anf fclebe
art 1000 W1sbrbelt btraas sn br,nasn. Sm
nahiien Slcpemtsr ,rsrpsn jteetb esrsifittell
Sashea aitbf Urrtemme,l, mae rir rsebtmd(.
fss Tfhrbsit wirs sailu Ilcssn.
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Sine Statue, tpelde in Stalien perfer-
tist woroen uno 8afbinston 5u pfsroe
porftellt, ,piro ieet bafo in Der Stabt 8as
ibin9tcn erlpartet, ipo fic in ber 3otunoa
oss Gapitoliams auf9eifsat ,psrben lou.
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t.r Milis nod 10000 gut einselibte re-.
salire Eruppsn in ibren Gore- Amerifa.
i:fben BsIeungsa iset babe. Sbre san=
- Matbt mag in eini9en aasen in ,rnier
f5sbiet oebrabt pereeg. 3mei Drittcl
essier re9ulirten @adx ii Ieit cem Sriib-
l!br 1893 an8eeoa,me,,,