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American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1845-09-22
VI uCINA CORDrAE. oR TnE ELINlR o

r. UCINA CORDIAL, OR TIE ELINIG OF
Ri LOVE. 1t so eroIgn anl speedy cure t'r
lncipicn Consumption, BauennCss, O3,nuciion, diff
icult painful Menstruation, incOniErnce Of Urine
involuntary discharge thelc0i, and for general pros
taton OF the system, whether tie n SIT Of inherent
causes reproduced by rregat!ly, illness or accident,
1t pleasant 10 the taste, and positively sure IN its
operations in !ncorhGa or Whites. It's unrivacd re-
putation in ho'h hensphcies, is the result of its al
most supernatural virtues.
Let no one despair. Nothing can be more srlrprs-
ing than s invigorating eftc;s on the human frame.
Persons afflicted with weakness and lassudG before
takmgit, at once become robust and fill OF energy
under lis influence. 1t immedaf y c0unlcractS The
ncrvetsSntss or i0oscneSs of the female Itame. which
is the only cause of barrenncss; aud which prOt 10
nr. Aangms discovery, was considered TO he ncnia-
bic. Language, indeed, cannot do Justice to The me-
tits of the LCCIN3 Cordial, which is regarded
by the heads of the Faculty one OF the most I'M
pOrtani discoveries OF The age
For sale by q. X. TYLER, cor. OF Baltimore and
High sis; ROBERTS Il ATKlNSON. corner at Han
over and baltimor sis; and j NJ LAEOQtE, conner
of Baltimore and Harrison sls.
Price 81 per bottle.
{I7- Purchasers, to avoid being imposed upon, Will
please remember that the name LuClNA CORDIAL,
is stamped ON the glass of each b0,tle. scl2tf
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITs

DIV ME- OF CUUNTEKFEITS,
In purchasing these Pills let ne add
ONE WOR D or C.fETION
Always ask for flANCE'S PILLS. and purchase Of
nom but those advertised agents, and il conve-
hicht, call and ste the proprietor himself:
For sale by SETH :. lance, lOs Baltimore street.
and corner Of Charles and Pratt s:s Baltimore Price
- cents per box, iur tance's Genuine Pills, or for
SlOO.
The genuinefor sale b. G. X Tyler. corner OF Bal
timore and High Sts Parr X Graham corner of Eutaw
and Baltimore sts; Perkins, corner of franklin anu
Green sis q. +. Petit, corner of Gay and Exeter SITS
DhVcr Woods, corner of Market and Lancaster SITS.
+. r. Sianshrry, Thames St, F. p. T.. II. Perkins
corner Of Baltimore and Green streets; f. Y. Forney
EutdW >tIeCt, above Lexington. SELF
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FRONT STREET THEATRE.

TEVHIS EVENING. Sept 22d, will be perform
III ed THE DUMB MAN or MANCHESTER
Tom, Mr.. w. +. WOOD. Edward Wilton, THOMP-
SON. &. Wilton, Mr.. MESTAY Err. Mr.. palmertor,
M RDWERS. Jane, Mrs, WILKINSON, Mrs.
Wilton, Nj. G, j. SMITH.
TO conclude with PHILIP QUNRL AND HIS
MONKEY Monkey, Nr. w. +. WOOD. Beapti !l!lc,
Mr.. LINDEN. Clngachang, Mr.. SUTHERLAND.
Ben Brace .Mr.O SMITH. NokaHa, Nh J. T.. SM TIL.
3g-Boycs 80 ccrIs--PU % cents. Doors open At :.
ncLlnrnnmcCs 10 commnMGe AZ .. n.clnnk. d
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YavEN PLATE, SHEET IRON.
III COPPER WIRE, sc &c.
.HA boxes TIN PLATE, , tx, and extra siXp,
200 boxes Loaded. for ROo2ng l4N20, of best liar
coal brands
$50 bundles best American, English and Russia
shtEf lEON-al inect importation.
% ,030 lbs. HraziG-S COPPER. assntteh
20 casks Taunton SHEET ZINC
300 bundles Bright aud amealed IRON WIRE
% rolls SHEET LEAD, q to 6 lbs.
10 pigs Eanca TIN; 100 plates SPEITER
hl.o, Pig and Bar LEAF, Bar Tin, Sc
tfF- q tuII stock Of Timers Tools and Peck Ma
chimes Timed aud iron Rlves, Timed Copper, &c.
For sale on LIBERAL tennis by
g. PRATT s. BROTHER,
az omit 81 and % s. Charles street.
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IRON TIN PLATE e. G.,

IRUN, TN PLAIE, &c. SC.
* SIHDALE. Nos. ~ and so SOUTH CAL
40 VERT STREET, one door below Lombard-s,
has IN store and offers for ae, NJ the lowest prices
In PLATE X and extra sizes EOOhng TIN; IIxIJ
Russia sheet Iron; American and English Sheet Iron:
BOILER aud Fine Iron, &c. Also, 4 full assortment NJ
ROLL ard HAMMERED EAR IRON; Nail Rods;
Sh"elnG Iron; Cast, Shear & Blister, Spring STEEL;
Hoop and Band IRON Wire; Block Tin in pigs and
har*; Lead Pipe Sheet Pig and Bar Lead; Sheet Zinc
Spe'ter; Timed Cc2per; large assortment Of Anne
rcan ilhned and BLACK Rivets; Store Ornaments
sc. '~c sel0-lmr
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yNyO MERCHANT TAILORS. We are now
q receiving splendid lot Of
"a md ga Fancy French CASSIMERES
3 4 new style English do.
Black French & English CassimereS and Doeskns
beautiful assortment Of French VESTINGS of
entirely new styles
French CLOTHS OF various makes
COdrington CLOTHS; ga superior TWEEDS;
Beavers, sc. Sc.
The attention of the trade generally is invited to
the above lot OF GOODS, as they will be found adapt
ed TO their wants.
HAMILTON EASTER & Co,
sel7lw 303 Baltimore street.
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BARGAINS! RAnGAyMgI


f.Gs-, Another very Cheap store in NORTH GAY
.Es.iAsP STREET, opposite Eayette-st., where may
Sess1t;4.. he found beautiful assortment OF the most
fashionable EDNNETS, RIBBONS, FLOWERS.
shiHi.S, SCAHFS, LACE GOODS, and a general
assortment of Fancy articles Also, CGiroGs, Nous.
lin de l4aines; Lawns; Linen !ldIIs gentlrnteu's
stocks and Collars; 3aspuntcrs and grea, variety o;
Goods too tedious eHiIucRae. Tie public are RE-
SprrtuIly invited 10 call Al this New and Cheap tore
where they VIII he accommodated with fresh goods
end at the lowest prices tI]- Don't iufsri--No .:3
GAY STREET, opposite Fayete. apl0.f
HGAPyGIs I4ANttlNGS AT CGS'2!
n have ii large lot of PAPER II tNGi Nc which
wiz sen at cost, in lots to sui purchasers, Those
in want ot PAPER iiangngs have anw an opportunity
10 suit themselves at the lowest prices.
have on band and make TO order, Beds. Mattresses,
Cushions. WnhoW shades, Venetian and Patent
Finds, Table Oil Cloth. Mating, Bas", sc.
{r5" Old Sofas. Chairs and Mattresses repaired and
every Other variety Of UPHOLSTERY work dOue in
the best manner and az reduced prices, Call on
LOUIS MULLER, No. N. Liberty Il,
sells one door above Baltimore street.
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A L. NJ A N A G..
NJ ARRIED.

On the 18th inst by Rev, L. Helmet, WM. 6. SroRcH
toMiss MARTHA, second daughter of Jnu. Abncs Esq,
ali of this city.
=. On iha l7,h inst. by Rev Mr.. DampAauN, BALDo
FERRIS to Miss JOHANNA GLEEs0N, all of tins city.
On the lslh inst. by EeV Mr.. Hickey RoG'r ACN
WARD, OF a. i. CO. Mrs. ELl1ApErH JoNEs, Of this
city.
On the llth inst. by Rev. Mr.. Schcih, JOIN UHRlG
to fREDgRIChA w, iiorFMAN, all of tins city,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
FOR ANOTHER WEEK ONLY
"Fling out the banneIs on the outward wall,
The cry Is sun they come!
ROCK WE'LL IS SVANE,


nncYz x1Et5 &. Su,pvyr,s
!, o,n, =, - ~ 49,,
= III "A vi vi " III | II y > T..
-
GRAND VARIATION or PERFORMANCES!
ySNHE capacities, numbers and discipline Of this
establishment, render i peculiar lcllil"S in d.
vcrsyms the character OF It's scenes, whch are now
materially altered, ana comprise irtts ami displays u
THE MOST POWERFUL. INTEREST,"
10 E!sHlGE SPLENDlD trhPhlES, %
ACCOMPLISHED FEMALE EHPRiANS!
by far the m 81 numrronS and accomplished selection
OF females arlIst"s cVtt united under one management
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n u ANCi'S SAlsSA PNi4IJi.h OR BLOOD
Il PILLS cure Dyspepsia, Cosvcness, Singing in
the Ears, Dizziness, Inflammation OF stomach ana
ilYc', DropSy, Ehrum;'iSm, Weak Nerves, Sick
state and circulation of the H0od, Price - cents
per box.
For sale by SETH s. HANCE, corner of Charles
and Pratt sts. aus
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SNUAA NOTICE.
a PICzt Ec.L's CO3E. NAFID.
The subscriber continues to receive his i;ti. ani
winter supply of the best Of the Coal Brook t3Mu-
more CO.'S Spohn VEN and Spring Creek CoaI; and
also keeps constantly hard the several varieties q!
BITUMlNoUS COAL, taken from the choicest OF
III" Cumberland and Allegheny mines. Application
at the Yard Head Of Union Dock, or 1t the Office,
coiH"fti SOuih and Lombard streets
H29-tf JOHN PICKELL.
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STAMMERIN&f AND STUTTERINts
CURED BY DIR. MAYS, OF VA.
WA II. MAYS hcgs leave most respectfully to an
EW nounce to the citizens of Baltimore, that he has
visited the city for the special purpose of cring IN
PIGMENTS OF SPEECH, and all other defects in
the voice. He has in his possession testimonials of
the highest responsibility, attcsting the signal success
which has attended his lahorS, and would be most
happy 20 exhibit them to any gentleman or lady who
might do him the favor TO call.
tis residence for the present is ut the GLOBE INN,
Baltimore street, where he can be seen at any time
between the hours of 10, A. NJ. and 4, T. NJ.
o. DIR. MAYS will visit ladies at their residences
if requested. selG Nv
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sEEVIeV W. COOKE,

sE ESIeT w. COOKE,
II CORNER HANOVER Y LOMBARD SITS.
Having completed the alteration and enlargement of
his store, has Just received large assortment of
Flesh FALL. and WINTER DRY GOODS, TO which
he invites the attention OF his customers and the pub
lie generally. His stock embraces large assortment
Of the latest styles Fall Prints; hpacas; Cloths Ca-s
ner"s; Sa'tnets; FlannrlS Kentucky leans Blankets
C"akings Irish Linens; Paper Cambrcs; Diapers; s.
to IL Long tlot! SheGtngs; osnnburgs; Checks;
fu0t Cloth; : bales Country Tow Lineu COttOn Laps
4ho lbs. Cotton Yarn, assorted numbers; Cambria
Mushns; colorcd Cambrics; Canton FIanncs; Grass
Cloth skirts, &c. sc. Additions receiving daily from
the auctions, &C., and for salt whuese aud rtai
Prices That cannot fail to please. (ARl scle
Il 1AErETs MADE! CARPETS MADE!
~ will make Carpets in the h'st manner. AT the
lowest possible rates lay OFT Cloths cu and fiji aud
lay Carpets. at the shortest notice.
LOUIS MULLER. NJ. | y. Liaeryst.
sells one dror above Baltimore street.
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MILLINERY, FANCY & STAPLE GOODS
FEf3IONAS ARMSTRONG;
a. No. t55 BALTIMORE STREET,
la. recently returned from the Eastward and offers
for sale great variety of desirable Good:
MtLitNEfsN Plugged, Barred and OmlE ga
lin and Gro de M, RIBBONS
BONNET SATlN5 aud VELVETS-IrEncs, hah
coorGd; plaid Clio dc Nap; p0ut dc Sol: |Icuch aud
GurkIam Bullion; Trimming; silk Wire; Vets; ll.u-
,nna; Mourning Bands and Collars sc. sc.
Florence Braid, EnGlish Ru'land and straw Bpnnos
AWLS-Thibet, Al0useline de Laine, BGuchc,
Cashmere, silk, rape, fac aud low priced Wool
ShGwiS. Also. Go de- Rhine. Gro de SMi,s and La
string Dress SiLk6: Cashmere d'Ecosse. Reps and
Mnuscliuc de Lame; Fan Giughanls; sol finish Irish
Linen; Alpacca; Cloths; Cassimer"s; CassineuS and
Nes,ings; taHu"lS Sc. sc, with general variety OF
STAPLE AND FANCY GOODS,
which will be- sold al fair prices TO pu'tual customers
by THOMAS ARMSTRONG,
St.S 3m Us na'lImOrc street.
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FpODT&. SiiE1IIs, HATS, CARS. &c. Re.
" lttO cnSes, received per recent arrivals, dreci
from manufacturers on Consignment, and for sale by
The case only, manufacturers account, AT unprece-
dentcdy low prices.
al 3m T. u. MERRILL, II aud 10 Hanover ST.
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\ sALDERSTON.

Il a SURGEON DENTIST,
FRONT ST, first house )yoMa Baltimore st.
!. u. performs all operations in mechanical and
Surgical Dentistry. Terms moderate, and work in
all cases warranted.
Persons suffering with the TOOTH-RCHE, are re.
minded thai b. has an infabIe remedy for 1.-THE
tooth preserved and useful as ever
~ few more boxes Of hi' highly popular TooTH
POWDER Tor sa,c--price - cents. sc4-lm
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SPLENDID EXHIBITION OF
ART OF DANCING.

ART OF DANCING.
RH r. J. r.. CODET has the honor Of announc.
We ing 10 his patrons and the public that he has
just returned from the White Sulphur Springs, Va,
where the dancing department has been under his
special charge the past season. He has taken the
CITY GUARDS ARMORY, corner Of Hanover and
LOnbard-ss., and purposes giving Lessons OH Wed
nesday, Sept 9Th, in the different branches Of The
Science. Days OF FuitlOn-WednGslay and Satur-
day afternoons for JUNIOR class and ladies' nom till
5; gentlemen from till 10. Note left at the European
House, or at the Hall, on days Of tnition, will be
promptly attended TO. se20 I'm
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CARPETIN UNDERWRITING.
FENHE subscriber has on baud full and general
assortment of CARPETlNG of every descrip.
ton from 20 cts LIS per yards Floor Oil Cloths
in great variety Of patterns aud prices Hearth Pugs;
Piano aud Table Covers; Shfep skin and Manila
Door Mats Floor Baizes, sc. &C. TO which he invites
the attention of his friends and the public generally,
promising them to sell at prices as low and upon
Terms as accommodating as any other house in the
city. EDWARD DUFALL,
No. 1906 Baltimore street,
sel5-eo4t rAsp1 81 door west of Holiday.
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BDVyETS AND FLOWERS
apENEO

Sudden CHANGE IS OF rrTgE3 SrEATEE
- Ek. We scarcely meet person who Is not In"7-
or less troubled with a cough ~ cold ord and yolnS
G.e p'udent and The mrrudent, seem alike 20 COM
plain.
many iu,hk 1t q temporary cold, when wa! 1Ass OK
n day or two. This is not always Tie case, rs u
viii, IN al probability, tamaar IN sampIohl nG,
attended 70 in season. On! advice j., use lANCs
COMPOUND SYRUP or HpARHOtNb, Wh1cA
will cure Won in tyy0 nr three days PtIce 80 cent,
per bottle FOR sale by SGrH :. HANCE, ios Bait,
more ST., and at ms od s'anG conner OF thAies a4i
! Pratt SITS. ILL
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FOR SALE e. RENT.

ESoR SALE. vcry likely Boy, l6 years OF
e aye, 10 serve five yrars-hr is n goBi waiter and
can come well recommended; also for sale, very
likely black girl, ~ years of age t. serve wears
first rate house servant and rood plain cook wayht
lronct, sc. For particulars, apply at
i. +. SCOrTl'S Intelligence Office,
gnln Nn ENnluLL-.n
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LETTER BAGS nP AT THE EXCHANGE READING ROOM
For Rotterdam Ship Eutlw, with despatch
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HNO% SALE. avery likely gin 10 years q age
II FROM the country TO serve Il.vcars; she Is a oHni
house servant and can come wel,rrcommrnded Al
50 bach hoy Is years of age, 10 serve wears y
ply quickly al SCpTTi'S Intelligence Otiict,
sGlu No. 20 Exchange Place.
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 lo45.

OF BALTIMORE
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TENT FIRE ARMS repaired with accuracy and in
a wolkmanlike manner, with prompneSs, on The
most reasonable terms. RIFLES and cow LING
PIECES fitted with CleYeland's Secret Invisible Lock
lpd warranted. seq }m
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25
No. 18.

iii Parties Pleased. Facts are a
great deal better than theories. Two
facts exhibited by the statistical report
OF the commerce Of the United States
we trust will be sci down and remem.
bered. viz:
lst. A high tariff does not proven.
excessive imporlations.
I'd. A high tariff does not proven,
the expectation of specie.
The above is from the New York
Journal Of Commerce. We are glad
10 see such statements in an ou.-and.
out free-,rade paper.
1t the high tariff-tha, is the tariff OF
lS42-does moi preven, ercessire i'm
portation and the occasionally erpor.
tdtion of specie, of course the free trade
people cannot complain, as they have
their way. Well, the protective tariff
people. including the manufacturers,
are content with the present tariff,
notwithstanding the excessive impor.
talions of merchandise and the expor-
OF specie. Both parties can live, and
so all are satisfied. 1t must be that
the tariff Of 1912 is The juste miiieu so
long sought. We shall then. have no
alteration in the ,ariff.-U. s. Ga
zefte.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

Good .7duice. The New York Elk.
press closes sensible article on Life
and lts enJoyments, with this Ian.
guage:
seriously, if you would keep cool,
keep sober, and if you would enjoy
life, live as men do by whose existence
the world is made better. Be even
tempered and polite, honest and kind,
just and merciful, and if you would
sleep without troubled dreams, be free
from twinges of conscience. Be sure
at least that the world is none the
worse because you have lived in it.
Count that day lost whose low descending
sun,
Sees at thy hand no virtuous action done.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25
Progressive Democracy.

81 see them on their winding way,
Look how they make their trott ers play"
Two Locofoco Superintendent of
the Genesee Valley Canal by the names
OF Hooker and Reynolds have sudden.
iy left for parts unknown, probably,
gone to Texas. Before they left. how
ever, they collected over three thousand
dollars belonging to the state, and then
slid out ofsown;' rejoicing undoubtedly,
that they belonged to democracy"
that is always"progressive. "-.4aburn
". 7. Jour.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

Oregon and China Uheat. There
has been lief, at our Office two new
species of wheat, one called "Oregon,"
the other China II was taken from
the Bloomfield estate, belonging 10
Henry r. Smellzer, near Midtown.
Frederick county, Md The "Ore-
gon" wheat was found or discovered
by missionary travelling through that
territory, who brought il TO this country
in 1896. Mr. Smeltzer this wear rails
ed from four and quarter acres 2l2
bushels and 43 lbs, which is a
fraction over so bushels to The acre
This wheat is very hardy, of bean,i-
full red color. with smooth chafl'; heads
from to inches long, and average
from 80 10 30 grains 10 tie head. It
is believed tina, it will yield a, leas, 90
per cent. more to the acre than the or
binary wheat. from he fact that il has
from Is TO 20 grains more to the head
a Miss ,caating copacify.-A
common councilman lady paying her
daughter visit al school, and enquir-
ing what progress she had made in her
education. the governess answered:
Pretty good, madam miss is very
attentive. Ii she wants any thing it is
capacity; but for that deficiency you
know we must not blame her.
No, madam replied the mother.
bu, blame you for no, having men
tune. can afford his daughter capaci-
ty. and beg she may have one imme.
diately. cost what it may
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

Gen. Miner r Deming, formerly
Sheriff of Hancock county, Illinois,
and under indictment for the murder.
OF DIR. MARSHALL. at Carthage two
or three months since, died at Garth
age on the 10th inst, of congeslive
FEVER.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

great moral revolution in Switzer-
land has been produced by the good
effects Of teaching singing in public
schools. Ii is no uncommon thing. we
learn from good authority. 10 see 1000
singers, accompanying each other in
perfect harmony. singing a hymn of
Luiher's composition. What pleas
ant sight that must be.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25
1 shrewd farmer in the Vernon,

A shrewd farmer in the Vermont
Legislature declined answering the
speech of member who was remarka.
bic for nothing but his fro.hy and pug
naclous inpudence and self-conceii,
thus:
"Mr Speaker, | can't reply TO that
ar speech. for it always renches me
terribly to kick at nothing"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

II suppose" said a quack, while
feeling the pulse Of a patient. "iha. you
think me fool"
"Sir." replied the sick man, "T
perceive you can discover a mans
thoughts by his pulse"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25
a Pun from "a learned Pnnd;f -

a Pun rom "a learned Pmdit,"-
Mr. Clay, on his way TO the White Sui
phur Springs, where he is now, per-
formed the trip from Maysvile to Guy
andotie in the steamer Senate. As he
was going on board he remarked that
he had hoped his public life was ended;
but he perceived that he must 60 into
the Senate again.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

a feeling husbmd.--A gentleman
was walked in the night and told that
his wife was dead. He turned round,
drew the coverlet closer, pulled down
his night cap. and mu,tered, as he wen,
10 sleep again, "Ah how grieved l
shall be in the morning"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

a Good Retort The ladies' OF
Rochester have. adopted the motto.
Total abstinence or no husbands"
The young gentlemen, TO be even,
adopted the motto, Natural waists or
no wives"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

Modern love is lately defnd as com.
posed of one par, affection and nineteen
parts gold.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

not sufficient evidence against them TO
Justify their conviction This is not
strictly nor substantially true. In the
course ef our conversations he made a
declaration of that kind, and | replied
that should have felt unpleasantly ons
the subject, were it not for facts which
had come 10 my knowledge since The
trial. certainly never intended 10 in
innate TO him, that there was not suffi.
clent evidence for their conviction, bu,
merely meant TO be understood, that
where men just about to launch into
eternity. solemnly continue 10 protes,
their innocence, my own mind will not
be satisfied with such evidence as will,
cordIng to the rules of law. Justify
verdict of guilty. The latter requires
only the exclusion of doubts. founded
upon probabilities, but under such cir
cumstances, could nnt feel satisfied,
while there was a doubt resting upon
any reasonable possibility.
The necessity of all possible brevity.
has compelled me to omit many parlic-
ulars; some Of which would have
slightly modified the above statement.
Substantially, however, it is correc, as
if1nOw stands
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

Industry is the boast of America
the rock of repubicanism--,he soul Of
intelligence and religion.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

Six different comets have been seen
by astronomers since the commence
men, oflhe present year.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

Richland and Marion counties, Ohio,
have supplied The woollen manufactur-
ers Of that State with $4,000 worth
of wool.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

"No man il born more noble than am
oiher," says Seneca, "unless he is born
with better abilities and more anna
Die disposition.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1845-09-25

Rev. DR. Judson, whose misSiona-
ry labors during long course Of years
in the East Indies are familiar 10 many
Of our readers. is on his way back 10
his native country.