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Sf. >cllls ain IL. April.
Ser BOT Der bIefsen Circuit bet Scr. ct.
anhansis semaebte projeB sessn Scbn D7e
Daniel, sinen psr Ndutsr, pelebe Den fpanis
I6en Sanoslsmanu gbarpis an Der @anta
Sc StraBe erfblassn, 1T ain Oounerltas naeb
9tasissr 9isuns bss 8sriettes nit Der 9ers
urtbsiluns oes abatsrs teencist 'porpsn. Die
Scrtbeioisuns mar fat auel6liebli6 earauf
seridtet oa6 es swciflbaft iei, Oh Oct D1ors
i'm strritcrium DaiGo obsr ssrritcrium
Arfanfae, peIts onrb bic n6rpliebe 8rsu3e
Der Dlass Station sertennt perbe,b besanscn
,poresn ici. Nidter gatron CAB cer Surp
tpetcr trine Snftrufticn, als baB fts fo,pobl
hter Die Gbatfaden, ais iiter bic Juttdnpise
@sriettstarfsit gu entfdsiren batts, morauf
nah SsrIauf elnissr Stunosn bic pbisc
entf6eiruns aeseten murbs. O1e0anisls
wuree in tas Gefansnis ataefabrt wo ibm
BON Ssriht auf 40 Gage cine wahs BON 6
D1ann nit sc!aoenen 8ibfsn ,usetbsiit wors
ben it. u. B. qB.
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ODNAP DlO OpUQN9o
f;:r SaarSeIS.
D0tl1t GDIDHCntui0t,

Ssbient fib oislsr gslsssnbst feinsn bisbers
gen @6nnern uno Srsunbsn, iomis Dem sssbrs
ten pubfum qbsrbaut ansuSsissn,cas sr fsinsn
&letoer uno 8erf fbieoenbetts- Stobr
einiss sbiiren rpstsr bsrunter psrlsst bat, unp
osrislbe 1T nun cine Sbir psiflib BON Dem
9Slrtbsbaufe gum "psnniplpanfben Sausr,'
i'm rpsifliben MarftsSisred, TOO man Nrtifel
jsbsr 2(rt faufsn fam, iei ss mas es nil, BON
Slenifen bis tum Gr6stsn Die 08aarsn bic
er jum Wsrfauf anbistst linb ale auf 9luftios
t'onsn in pbilaeeIpbia ssfauft uno fcnnsn ba:
bsr woblfsiler perfauft msrbsn, rpis fis raenbs
400 psrfsrti9t nsrosn f6nnsn.
Sr bat Defenders INNER porrdtbi9 EiIens
waaren, Irofenwaaren, sinise 5pesereis
en-, fsrtis9emabte Kleioer, Sausaeratb.
fbaften aus Srpsiter lpanb, uno Jurpeiier,
waaren. Nub bat er Kappen jtssr art su
sbr nlsSrisen prsiftn. Raufuffi8e fne Gins
selaosn an5urufen uno mcsen sinss sutsnSdrs
gems perihert fsin.
! Geaein9, Npril 16. 81.
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Yittsbura, ben 20. Npril.

Wan ersdblte itb seifern, oab Elm Deut
iher, Hamens pbilipp 6offmann, elm
Ora abtarbeiter. itb Den Sals abeeibntten
bdtte. Sb oies 8erubt searlinoet 1T,
ooer nibt. tOnnten mir nitt 9enou ermit:
tcln.
8eifern iprane Elm Wann, Hamens SO:
bert Murfliu, BON 8elfmorelano 60. bon
Der obern Srude iiber DEN allegheny in's
gSaher uno eridufte lib. Gr fou fbon
felt einieer Belt melonbolli6 eepeien iein.
Sin Mann. behen Hamen mir nibt
aus sfinoi9 MAIDEN fonnten, pelber ouf ei.
ner Sl0be ben Slub beruntereefommen
mar. eritidte am leeten Donnerita9 Nbeno
in einem 8irtbsbauie in QQeebenp an Ell
mem Studben Sleiib wdbreno bes Gfens
Im lebten Mittwob Ubeno molltc Elm
9epiher Gallaeban BON Dem Oampfboot
Spiftlure Sbrot lfeblen. paro aber pom
Steuermann erpiIbt uno feif8ebalten,
uno follte ;ur polijeioffis eebrabt peroen.
ols mebsere feiner Spieeeeielen ibm su
6ilfe famen unb Streit an1ieneen. in Dem
Der Steuermann enen Stib in Die Seite
erbielt, Der inoehen nibt oefdbrlih 1T.
@allaeban it ins&efdnsnib eebradt nor.
Den uno foa Elm alter 8erbreber iein.
Oampffefel 3erfprunoen.-
8eifern Moreen UNI unoefdbr 6 llbr 3er
iprane elmer Der DampffeGel in Wilten.
berger uno 8rown's Ro0mible, moourb
oer Sneenieur 70 beoeuteno perleet puroe.
oab ct nabrIbeinlib iferben rpiro. Sb
cas lneliee burh Nabldffiefeit ODER I'm
9efbidlibfeit oes Sneenieurs peranlabt
puroe, rpeib man nibt, oob ldbt fib auf
eesteres fblieben. oa er erft felt &urSem
itb oieiem @eibdft oetpiomet baben fou.
Bum Slid paren eerabe our 3iet Der Grs
ploGon Die Qrbeiter ale gum SribffId aes
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eaneen, fontf m6bten pobl mebr Men.
f6enleben perloren eesangen fein.
Sreibeits.Sreuno.

Wenfbenf6ld bterei. Nab
Dem "Wempbisgaele" eraflirt cine fiirb=
terlibe 8lottern.@ epidemic in De Soto
County. Miiifffippi, nidt etpa sufdlie,
tpie an Srten, entifanoen, fonoern bur1
einen fbdnoliben @iebolo unb einen elm.
fdltieen Dampfooftor. Oieier Dampf.
ooftor lieb iib aufbinoen. oaB, um Smp.
funosmaterie Su erbalten, man Menfben
blatternlpmpbe nit friiber Wilb milben
mihe. Gr folete unc oas Heiultot 1T
b6bif beflaeens,pertb, 8iele MenIben
iino an Der &ranfbelt eeitorbrn. Sin ber
um3iebeuoer preoieer perlbaffte Ifb ben.
ielben Stoff uno impfte 90 bs 80 perIo-
nen. Die eanse Seuolferune 1T in Unait
uno Sbreden perieet, uno bios in Solae
zines elenoen @eielleu unp Dummbeit ei-
ne6 unwihenoen SuadiaIbers. @efb.
Gin pbila be oelpbierermo
oete Der Matroie @eore y. 2Seit in yteu
Orleans feline Srau inoem ct ibr oen6als
abIbntt. Oie poliSei oerfubte ldnsere
3eit oe5 M0roers babbaft au lperoen, ober
obne grfole, biz CT felblt aus ibrer @ob.
nun9 etwas, oas er suruf9elanen bate,
ba5en poQte uno bel oieier @eleaenbeit
perbaftet puroe. Gr iowobl ols feline
Srau iino aus philadelphia eebdrtie.
Wsif elbt Dor, feline Srou aus GiferIu6t
ermorOet Su baben. Winerpa.
Nm felben Sage fielen in Neu Srleans
nob 5tpei Worotbaten Dor. Grltli6 an
Sobn 9Sbte, Der 5u toot 9eprGaelt woroen,
uno sweitens an Selir Srancois. Den meb
rere Siiber 9eitoben uno eeldohen bat
| ten.
Gin e9ener Naub unb
D1 OF Derf ueb fano in psr Wlcntass
Stattt in Spttcn ftatt, inter ltmftdnosl,
Die fttsublieb Itno. @tpa sesen 10 llbr ess
Ibenps Ssrlieb u. Olccrs, Elm febr sbrliher
uno iebulpIoIsr Sres, Der i'm 2tsn Stcf si.
ncs 5auIes in bsr gourtitra6e cine Soselbes
de bate, auf einise 4ussnbits iein Simmer,
l6ihts oas $lht aus uno psrIbloB Die sbhr.
Sei fensr 3uriffunft fano ct Die Sbir Of;
fen uno mar i'm Seariffs, siu Sebwsf feIbols
ansusinpsn, als Gin @burfs, Oct ftb in sl,
nem Wintel Deriteft belt, NIT ensm 5obsl,
ben CT bon elmer Sanf senommem bspatfnst
bsrportirste uno ibm sinen Seblae auf ben
Scpf perlestr bet i'm aussnblidlieb nieosrs
tredte. Wdbreno ct 70 bilfce uno blutcno
bala9, 3os Der Nduter ein Ole1er berDor,
fbnitt bic SaIfeu aus Wloores 8einelsioern
uno entfob. O1oore Tag seraume Ssit in
oielem 3utanbe, sbe ct ben Nabtwahter
uno bic Slahtbarn BON bsm SorfalIe llnters
ribteu fcnn.e. QBie man jast, ipuroe d.
ccrfelben 3st sin Mann sciebeh bet aus
benz 6aufe Fam uno auf Gin CAB fprans, bas
fbnea uah oer 5ancDertrabe fubr. D1ocs
re mar I'M 80 tis 40 Doll, Die Ct in ben Sas
lhen bate, tsfoblen ilno ,pie ct last ,paren
f6cn inebrsrs Ssriuhe se,uabt rpcroem ibu
su teraubcn, uao s,oar einise init Grfols.
| Mtnerpa.
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DIE poblfetlfen Spe3ereten

in Reaoi oin9.
@de Der Ysnn unb 3tsn Strase, Gbile Der
ltlbsrnen &ussl Obsr pom pf1us unb gese.
3utsr 81 a, ct, uno 10 st. baS pfunb.
Safss ju Ct, unb 9 Gent oas pfunb.
8effsr Nios&affse 10 unb ale anbern Gpss
ssrssn i'm @srbdItnis NIT obissn nisosrn preis
fen. HoH uno Sruoer.
9ieabin9, 9prl 16.
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9OQebr neue Guter.

Stuff srbaltsn, sinsn anbsrn Sorratb neur
uno 10 oblfsiIsr Sriblinsss B aas
re II, woSu bic 9lufmsrfiamfeit Der Sduisr
a6tunaspca srbeten mirb BON
0Bill m Secber.
GTSsr9siIst ben Ylas niht, in Der Toro 8.
Stra6e, nabs benz @sfdn9nis, Sbilb Der Nue'
ticnssSabne.
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MbrQbQm &br0utbl

SSriebemSrictter ilmb Gcbretber.
6at feline Nmtifube nabe Der @ibsraltarfSc Scrtfb
in Mcbsfcn saunfbp, Ssrfs @auntp, 100 ale
NIT bsiastem amte perpanoten @sfbdfts init
Danf angsnOmmen perosn.
W7ai 7. SIN.
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Cine onoere Got Seutel. Tub.

Suff srbalten cine anbsrs Qctt SsutslsSubs
alt uno nsu Nnfsr, @de Der 3ten unb Ysnn,
itrass, SbiIb Der fIbernsn &usel Oosr pom
pfu9 uno g9Ss.
Soft unb Sruoer.
6eabina, 2(pril l6.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-12
From the Ohio State Journal.
David Tod and the EEards

David Tod, the .emporlsing, time.
serving candidate OF The LocofOcos for
Governor Of Ohio, in opposition to The
stern and unbendiug old farmer of Rich
land, does not seem 10 succeed vsfy we'll
in convincing bis hard money followers
that be was only joking, when he told
the Cleveland Committee that the inter
esls oftbe people required the establish
ment OF Banks. A lew Of them dare to
speak out honestly, and acknowledge
what every body knows, the, Mr. Tod
was nominated because Of his opposition
10 Banks, and that his professions to the
Cleveland Committee are utterly ire
conCieabIe with the position heretofore
assumed by the mass Of the party, and
their practices for the many years they
have had the power; during which lime
:hey have driven nearly sll the Banks Of
Ohio out OF existence, without establish
ing a single one to fill their places
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-12

A Bright Boy A yOungSter in one OF
our schools was asked "Whst isthe Con-
eress OF the Upited States" de re-
oIied. "Corgrsas is composed OF Two
bodies, the Senate and House of Repre-
septadves, which meet every winter 10
pass laws and distract business" !
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1844-04-12
Speech OF Mr. stewart, Of
PENNSYLVANIA.

Delivered in the House Of Ropresenta-
tives Of The United States, January
l6, 1914, in favor OF Western In
proVemens.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
A Dutch Justice of the Peace (

A Dutch Justice of the Peace Of
Communipaw, had a fellow before him
for trial for various robberies OF the
oyster beds in the neighborhood. and
convicted him on unquestionable evil
dence. The fellow scornfully declar-
ed tina. he would carry the case up 10
higher Court, but the Squire had dis
covered that an old unrepealed law
gave hin, authority to sentence con-
vict to a summary punishment of %
lashes for stealing oysters. So calling
a constable lie said, Here "Hans take
me da, fellow un die him up I'm give
him rs lazhes." The constable siezed
the fellow and tied him up to the
piazza post of the tavern. and with a
leather strap gave him the rs stripes
the fellow crying out ever and anon
oil appeal to a higher Court. =
..Dere," said the Squire, tam you ap
peal from dat
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
"Eifty Years Since.n

me view I DIRK Mirror contains an
essay on The manners and customs IF
ty years since, which is full Of admo
milton to The present generation. Fifty
years make great change, not only
in the condition Of an individual, blu,
IN the habits and principles of society
We make an extract for the benefi
Of our readers, male and female. The
writer says.
"When Washington was President,
his wife knit stockings in Philadelphia,
and the mother made donghnuls and
cakes, between Christmas and New
Years; now the married ladies are too
proud to make doughnuts. besides,
they don't know how, so they send 10
Madam Pomadour, or some other
French Cake Baker. and buy sponge
cake for three dollars a pound. In
those days New York was full of sub.
stanlial comforts; now it is full of splen-
did misery; then there was no grey
headed spins,ers, (unless they were
ngly indeed, for man could get mar
rled for dollar, begin house keeping
Tor twenty, and washing his clothes
and cooking his vic,uals. the wife saw
ed more money than j, took to supper,
her. Now | have known a minister
to get Ave hundred dollars for buck)ing
couple, then wine, .cake, ct ce,eras,
live hundred woodworking clothes
and jewels lhousand-six or seven
hundred IN driving TO the springs or
some deserted mountain, then house
must be got for eight hundred dollars
per annum, and furnished at an ex.
pense of two or three ,housand-and
when all is done his pretty wife can
neither make cake nor pu, an apple
in dumping. Then cook must be
got for ten dollars per mon,h--a cham
Der maid. u laundress, and seamslress
at seven dollars each, and as the fash.
ionable folly of the day has banished
the mistress from the kitchen, those
blessed helps aforesaid reign supreme,
while master and mistress are playing
cards in the parlor, the servants are
playing the devil in the ki,chen--,hus
lighting the candle at both ends i. soon
burns out. Poverty comes in at the
door and drives love out a, the window
1t is this stuped and extensive nonsense
which de,ers SO many bachelors from
entering the state of blessedness; hence
you find more deaths than marriages. 7"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

REMAINS OF COLUMBUS Many arc
mistaken as to the place where rests
the remains of Christopher Columbus.
HAVANA, on the Island of Cuba, has
the honor Of inclosing within her walls
the dust Of this wonderful man, has
done honor TO his memory by erecting
magnificent statue Of his person.
Columbus died in Spain, on Ascension
Day, May 2O.h, 1906, aged 70. His
body was deposited in the Convent Of
St Francisco, where religious ceremo-
MES were performed, after which his
remains were taken to the Carthusian
Monastery of Seville TO the Chapel of
81 Ann. In 1886 the bodies of Co.
lumbus and his son Diego, were re-
moved to the Island Of Hispan,ola, and
inferred in the principal chapel Of the
city Of San Domingo. In 1896 they
were removed to HAVANA. -Utica ( ~.
~ Observer. aeat
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
HENRY A. WISE.

The BROTHER AND SIsrER.-Mrs
Child relates the following pleasant
anecdote, in one Of her New York let
less TO the Boston Courier:
II found the battery unoccupied.
save by children, whom the weather
made as merry as birds. Every thing
seemed moving TO the vernal tune Of
Original banks are fresh and fair,
And Greta woods arc green.
To one who was chasing her hoop,
| said smiling--you are nice little
girl. She stopped, looked up in my
face SO rosy and happy, and laying
her hand on her brothers shoulder.
exclaimed earnestly--and lie is nice
little boy, too!
1t was a simple, child-like act. but it
brought a warm gush into my heart.
Blessings On al unsel6shness on all
tina, leads us in love to prefer one ano-
Tier. Here lies the secret of universal
harmony; diapason which would bring
US all into tune. Only by losing our
selves can we find ourselves.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
Wise's Letter to the Hanover COMMITTEES
in 1910.
L.

WASHINGTON, June, ls4U.
GENTLEMEN:-I have DELAYED an
swering yours Of the 10Th instant. in
order TO make arrangements. If posi-.
BILE, to accept its kind invitation to al
tend the dinner in honor of Mr. Clay.
by the citizens Of his native county, at
Taylorsville, on the 9th inst.
need not tell you what | think Of
that man, Henry CLAW Of Hanover.
He has done for himself what friends
and fortunes can do for no man. and
what neither friends nor foes can take
from him-"a fame for which he him.
self has fought and from which no
mans censure can de,racl." And tina.
fame is his reward. Office could no.
add cubit to his stature. He has re-
hected honor on the place Of his birth.
and Henry was born there before
him; he has maintained the reputation
Of Virginia's sons, and Virginia is the
mother Of "heroes, statesmen and sa-
ges." That is enough for any one
man, and it is enough for you to claim
him as your own-you honor your
self in honoring Henry Clay. None
can mpeach his disinterestedness now;
and wish tina, all Virginia, all Ameri.
ca, could see him, as you will see him.
and hear him, as you will hear him. a
teacher, an experienced teacher, of e.
,ernal political truths. and witness of
fact for free dom against freedoms foes.
Heed him, beseech you, heed him
willis, you may.
HENRY A. WISE.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
The use Of MARRYING;

Galignani relates the following a.
musing anecdo,e:
A jolly young fellow, named Sou
bile, made his appearance at the bar of
the Correctional Tribunal, with such a
sterotyped smile on his lips, expressive
of self-contentment and good nature,
that every one present was astonished
when it was found that he was charged
with beating his wife. The following
colloquy ensued between the President
and the prisoner: You are accused of
beating and kicking your wife," AVE
aye; it's a habit I've go..' You would
do we'll to get rid Of it, OF my wife?
/ should like nothing belter!' NO,
no, not that, you know perfectly well
wha. | mean. Have you any reason
to complain of your wife, i don t
know that have. But you must see
when am it rage i, must fall on
something, and as my wife is always
at home, why she catches it, You
show a most deplorable want of feel
ing lift did not fall on her should
be breaking the furniture, but there is
no such risk, you know in striking my
wife, Here the President exclaimed,
sHold your tongue, man, you only ag-
gravate your ofence!' The Tribunal
sentenced him TO two months imprison
ment, on hearing which, his everlast-
inc smile left him, as he remarked,
well, | certainly did not expect that
Two months for slapping ones wife!
What's the use of marryingn
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

why mother, almost every word in
Johns name is spell, wrong. You'd
no, have me marry such man, sure
w La me! ! suppose that's the way
to spell in the town where he lives
They have different fashions TO US in
everything
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

An honest farmer in the South part
of Mass achuset;s, talking about his
crops. &c., was told that he must trust
in Providence for Them. i don''
know. said he, 1 have been TO Provi'
dence, and | have been to Boston, and
/ think I'd rather trust Boston,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

Father said a sporting youth TO bis
reverend parent, they say trout will
bite now We'll, WE'LL was the con.
selling reply, mind your work then,
aud you'll be sure they won. bite
YOU
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

Flatterers are as mean and sordId
as they are mischievous and odious.-
To them might be applied The Levi''cal
law-"Every creeping thing is on.
clean, and shall be an abomina.
ton"
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

A New York paper speaking Of la.
dies. says that they all exhibit one
remarkable feature-the7 short being
fond Of tall men. and the tall being fond
Of short men. This last. a Philadel.
phia editor thinks an error, and OBJ.
serves tina. no woman objects to Hy-
men.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

The higher man is exalted above
others in power, the more he should
excel others in virtue; for this reason.
Cyrus said no man ought TO govern who
was not better than those he govern.
ed.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

An old lady was told that there had
been continued sleighing in Canada.
All said she, / predicted. there would
be more fighting there. | am always
right
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

circumstances alter cases. or
this there is no doubt Mustard which
looks remarkably well on cold ham,
shows to great disadvantage on a
new table cloth.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

G. B. PARsoNs-whilom an actor,
then divine, and afterwards an actor
again. and now preacher again-was
at Cincinnati at the latest dates, holding
forth.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

The Arabs mel. their butter over a
slow fire which expels the wa,ery par
ticles; it will then keep without salt;
and the Irish have adopted a similar
mode for expectation to the East In
dies.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

A grea, many anecdotes are related
of personal bravery. We would like
to see that man who would deliberately
allow woman to catch him making
mouths al her baby. W
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

A REMARKABLE TRUrH.-Somebody
observes that it won't do when riding
in stage coach, to talk Of another man
whom you have not seen, as being an
ALFRED scoundrel. until you are abso-
lu,elv sure he is not before YOU.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

INDIVIDUAL ENTERPR1sE.--Living a,
the expense Of the boarding house
keeper, and dressing at the expense Of
the tailor,
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
pHYsIC Il SURGERY.

nR.H. HOUGHTON, Offers his Pro-
,..s;on,I services to the citizens Of Bur
lngtOn and vicinity.
'I ti;s office is on the corner of Washington
and Third Streets.
iuly l3--tf
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

Mj2, A. Elo I32 OlMS OHYs
Fairfield, Jefferson County, Io,ca Iefflfy.
NJ Particular attention paid to Rheuma-
,;. M sep. '43 l6
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I'D. RAND. FL. C. PEAsLEY.
E. d. RAND, s. Co.
Dealers in Groceries, Provisions Boat
Stores, &c. &c.
ohe door above the store Of T. J. C. Peasley.
Water Street. BurlinTton.
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of the breakfast bell quietly resting up.
on table. This was jus, the thing
and ting-a ling! ing-a.llng! soon re-
sounded from one end of the boat to the
other.
Every body jumped from bed, anx-
ious to be prepared early for the great
festival of the Twenty-second, aud no
sooner were sufficient number OF
berths vacated than the mischievous
Council of Ten quietly took them for
their own especial purposes and were
soon enjoying refreshing morning
nap-and thus ended one scene Of fun
upon the Mississippi.
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FRANCIS J. G.. PEASLEY,
{97XaR0lNG AMO COMMITS Sl0N MERCHANT.
WATER STREET,
Burlington, Ie,ca.
Dealer in Groceries. Paints and Oils
staple Dry Goods, Queensware,
hardware, Iron, Hats. Caps,
Boots and shoes, &c. sc.
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THE
Xxx IL ~ -
.r,I,sHED EVERY THURSDAY, ON MAIN
u STREET.
,.NES G. ED w Il d 8,
81 Editor and Proprietor.
TER NJ S:

TERMS:
nollar and Fifty Cents per year
;. ~ Maid in adrdnce. yata,
TO oeps six Months, eighty. seren and ha!
cents nm compliance with the above terms
4 NON 00hs ss each delinquent to an extra
VII. WIZ, .a If trsntyfre cents for every three
sha;is' delay. This rule 0'A be strictly
sd nson ~ forwarding two dollar current
i q S;ll by mail, ranked by Post Mas
pam I'll, N he credited for seventy numbers.
sef, Wa inserted at one dollar per
Au, for the first and fifty cents for each
squ us..a 81. Insertion. A liberal discount
su .Ss 10 YEARLY advertisers.
mi OCCASIONAL or Business Cards, not ex-
..ins 1--WE lines, will be inserted Tor i've
dollars per annum'
p,,,;ncton is the seat Of justice for Des
Maine. County, and contains about 2ooo
. AS,h 1t is situated Oh the west
s..t Of the Mississippi. about 2oo miles
above Saint Louis.
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w. HI. MAURO.

GENERAL Agent and Commission
VI Merchant and Dealer in Staple Dry
Gods, Groceries, Liquors, Boots and Shoes
rCorner Frontand Washington Streets
nov % &c
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HOLM 5 DAVID.

GENERAL FORWARDING AND COMMISSION
MERCHANT, AND WHOLESALE AMI
RETAIL DEALER IN
crmeries, Dry Goods, Produce, DC.
BURLINGTON.
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j. #. TALLANT.

Wholesale AND RETAIL DEALER IN
pfass, Medicines, Paints, Dye S.ufs,
Putty, Windo,c Glass, &C. &c.
" Water street, Burlington, Iowa.
YOU'D call the attention Of Physicians.
a.,enan's and Farmers. trading in the city,
y ~, we select and full assortment of articles
IL. us llne' and the quality and prices of
iulyl3
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REFERENCES:
Mesrs Elgcil & milford, Ne,c Orleans,
" Asa Farr. II,
/" Ira Todd & Sons, ~ Leu's,
j" Greedy, Keith 4 Ray, }
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''HS R, SHAW. " c,.vox.
c.n JOHN R. SHAW, e. Co.
'''''s and Forwarding Merchants
No., "a Poydras Street,
New Orleans.